The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

Christian Krelzer, By pushing him. in an intoxicated
condition, or the sidewalk, 80 that he leu upon inc
curbstone and fractured his skull was yesterday &C.
quilted in the Court OF General Sessions
Tho General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Pereire, Captain Duchesne, will sail at nine o'clock
tomorrow morning for Brest and Havre The mails
will close at the Poet once at seven A. NJ.
The splendid now steamship France, Captain Grace,
belonging 10 the National line win leave pier At North
1 river at tomorrow for Liverpool touching ct
! Queenstown to land passengers. &c.
| The Anchor line steamship United Kingdom, Captain
Donaldson. will sail from pier No. North River. at
tomorrow, for Liverpool and Glasgow, calling at
| Londonderry to land passengers.
The North American Steamship Company's steamship
Santiago de Cuba, Captain J. W. Smith, will sail from
pier % North River at noon tomorrow Saturday for
San Francisco connecting at Panama With the new and
last steamship Oregonian, Captain sutton
Tho Cromwell limo steamship General Grant, Captain
Holmes, will sail from pier No. North River at three
J. d. tomorrow, for New Orleans direct
The nne sidewheel steamship San Salvador. Captain
Nckerson will leave pier IS North River punc,ually,
at three NJ. tomorrow, for Savannah, connecting with
steamer to Florida ports. &c
The stock market was firm yesterday. Government
securities were dull Gold was weak, and closed at
1884, Consequent upon tho severe snow storm almost
all Of The markets excessively duh and depressed
and prices generally lower.
MISCELLANEOUS
BY special cable kilograms from Havana have news
from Mexico, Guatemala Honduras, ST. Thomas and ST.
Domingo The Mexican ministry awaiting the or
ganzaon Of Congress resign. Shocks or earthquake
were felt in Guatemala and Venezuela There were
rumors in St. Domingo that negotiations for tho sale Of
SANTANA had been renewed. The island OF ST. Thomas
will be transferred to the United States the LIST OF
January Admiral Palmer and the Governor Of st.
| Thomas were at jamaica
| In the Conservative Convention At Richmond, yes
terday, resolutions adopted declaring this DO
white mans government and guaranteeing the per-
Torrance Of her constitutional duties the part Of vr
| GINA on her restoration to the Union.
In the Constitutional Convention yesterday Colonel
Emmons Clark offer OF tho Seventh Regiment Armory
for the OF the Convention declined with thanks
and the resolution favorng the securing Of hall in
Albany adopted. A resolution to adjourn the
Goth sine die laid on the table, Pending further
consideration OF the report the Judiciary relative TO
the organization Of the Supreme Court tho Convention
| adjourned.
The Alabama Union Loyal Leagae Of Montgomery
protest against the adoption Of the constitution
proposed BY the Convention on o ground that is TOO
The number Of homcides that have occurred recently
throughout tho country would seem TO indicate that
crime Is now holding a high carnival. man and his
two children werc killed, and his wife badly wounded
near Alton, ILL.,, on Monday, by two mon supposed to
DO negroes. One Of tho alleged murdcrers was ar.
rested in St. Louis yesterday. An Irishwoman named
Mary Shea was murdered by her sepson, John Snca
IN Springfield, Mass, on Wednesday night young
woman named Johanna More was literally kicked to
death on the same day by her husband near Gospors
Va Nenr Captra tla rad
killed recently by his wife, and numerous other hom
cdes ore reported from various parts Of the country
| The United States steamer De Soto, Commodore
Boggs which was reported lost In the hurricane s.
Thomas arrived At Fortress Monroe yesterday with all
well on board