The New York herald., 1867-04-03


have sho. Mr. smith, South First street. while robbing
his house last ChristmAa
In the Supreme Court. Chambers, yesterday before
Judge Geo. G. Barnard, the Of Kennedy, receiver
of the Merchants National Bank, vs. Leonard Huyck
and Joa b. Stewart, came up on Q motion 70 set aside
the order Of arrest In the OF these defendants
After hearing the argument OF the court directed
the discharge Of Stewart holding Huyck in default OF
5000. 900 bail
The case Of Philip Henrch late secretary Of the Rhe
nish Railway Of Cologne. in Prussia who. as stated In
the HERALD OF Sunday. had been arrested In Wscon-
sin on . charge Of having committed Tor.
gerry In Cologne 70 the amount OF $4,000,
again up for hearing yesterday before Commissioner
White Counsel for the prisoner having stated that he
had mot had time 70 examine the papers, tho Commits
soner adjourned the case till Monday next
An interesting case sams up before Commissioner
Newton in Brooklyn yesterday, the defendant being
former deputy collector Of internal revenue, who was
charged with having embezzled the sum Of nearly
$4,000 which he had collected for taxes at various
times during 1854 and 1885 from residents Of Staten
Island. Some testimony was taken, after which tho
case was adjourned until tho 9th inst.
David Horth was sent to the City Prison by Justices
Bowling and Kelly in the Court Of Special Sessions yes
terday, for killing cat
The new Academy Of Music was tho scene OF gas
nightly performance which near causing another
fire. The property man was SO seriously injured
about the face chest that ne is in very critical oon
diton
The stock market was dull, but steady yesterday.
Gold closed at 134A.
There not great deal Of activity in commercial
circles yesterday, but fair trade developed in most
departments the Hrmness Of gold exerling favorable
influence. The market irregular under the
cable news but closed with rather better feeling on
the part Of sellers Breadstuns quiet but firm.
Corn active and higher. Oats were also hrmer
Pork dull heavy and lower. Cut meats lard, &C.
also heavy. Naval stores were moderately active
Petroleum lower Wool was firm, though quiet.
MISCELLANEOUS
In the United States Senate yesterday the committee
the revision of the laws Of the District Of Columbia
authorized sit during the recess Mr. Johnson,
OF Maryland made explanation relative to the charge
against Mr.. Thomas, Senator elect from Maryland, Of
failing to supply means to pay the interest ON certain
United States stocks New York in $780, whom he was
Secretary of the Treasury. letter of Mr.. Thomas,
asking full investigation Of the charge, reforred
the Judiciary COMMITTEE The Senate then went into
executive session and after adjourned
Our Panama correspondence dated tho 23d OF March,
says that the 18th Of February Mosquera addressed
brigade Of troops tho plaza, gorifying himself
and abusing Congress- Tho troops then marched
through the streets and around the Legislative halls
Great Indignation excited in Congress by these
acts and lengthy report setting forth the cause Of the
trouble between the two branches Of government was
read In the lower house. serious outbreak
pected to occur at any moment The steamer r. r.
Cuyer had taken six torpedo boats at Carthagcna and
would probably 60 TO Jamaica for coal The Colombian
Press thinks It likely that the United states will find
itself involved In considerations with Spain.
Our Valparaiso correspondent, writing under date Of
March says the allied squadron had returned from it's
trip 10 San Juan Fernandez The English ship Coina
arrived from Malaga aSpanh port In February but was
not allowed 70 unload and was notiAed that she had
better put TO soon as possible. The military ex-
pedton TO the southern territories occupied by the
Auraconian Indians had succeeded in establishing post
at the mouth of Totten river The privilege Of con-
sructhg railroad from Talcuahano to Conception had
been granted 10 General Wears, Of Philadelphia
Our Matamoros correspondent furnishes list Of the
forces in Mexico at present both Sides OF the
main troops Of both parties facing each other a
Queretaro The total sixty nine thousand seven hum
dred men, including gueras for the liberals aud six
teen thousand mon for the imperiasts. The French
squadron sailed from Havana last Wednesday
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We have newspaper files from British Honduras dated
a Belize onhe 9th OF March, Martial law was in force
In the northern district OF the colony. It Is reported
that thirty persons died OF cholera In Wanks river
There were sixty soldiers stationed at Indian Church
The planters had resumed their work and were taxi
ing in their crops. A letter dated at Allpnes-a
new se,tiement-on the 4th Of March, says:-"Every-
thing here is in prosperous state our works are getting
on splenddiy and our Held hands all healthy.
friend OF mine from along the coast told me he ex-
peced his crop of this year would yield about
hundred barrels" Corosai is reported quiet The
Belize division OF the Honduras militia has been released
from service.
Our Southern letters relate 70 affairs n Texas Georgia
and Florida Tho people OF Texas near the Rio Grande
border arc utterly indifferent about the workings Of the
Military Reconstruction bill, processing really much
allegiance to Mexico they do 70 tho United States
and taking decidedly more interest in her affairs.
large meeting Of coored voters was held in Macon
on the 10Th of March, at which sentiments wore
pressed favoring anlation with the white voters.
General schoneld has suspended all elections in vir
gina until the registration of completed he
will all all vacancies occurring in the meantime by ap.
pontments. General Swayne, commanding the SUBJ
District OF Alabama orders rigid compancs with the
provisions or the Civil Rights bill and prohibits pay
for rendered the State during the war;
The democratic ticke, was elected in st. Paul MINI
Madison and Milwaukee, Wisconsin radical
elected Mayor OF IT. Louis The election in Leaven-
worth, Kansas, democratic yesterday In Cleve-
land Ohio, democratcMayor elected, the rest of
the successful candidates being republicans In Cincin
natl the republican majority is about 5000.
The application in the Baltimore Superior Court yes.
terday for injunction restraining the. Police Commits
sioners from holding election for State Convention
rejected.
The iovees the Mississippi above New Orleans are
all 10 critical condition. and OF the largest at Nor
ganzia Bend has given way, by which parishes
run a risk OF being ovcraowed.
prize fight took place between Frank Drew and
Johnny Bernard opposite st. Joseph NO., Saturday
last Drew was declared the victor after hundred
and sixtyave rounds
rhe Swedish bark Diana abandoned at sea on the
25th ult Her rescued
General Hansocks Indian expedition at Selma on
Saturday He proposes to call council OF Indians, and
~ tbev do not agree 10 specnc terms of peace he will