The New York herald., 1867-03-21
TIE CITY.

TIE CITY.
meeting OF the Board OF Education took place last
evening. at which a communication vas received from
the Board Of Health suggesting that the pupils and
teachers in the public schools should be vacoinated
There was also communication received urging the
establishment Of nautical schools In the city. Both
documents referred to committees. Tho question
Of repeating tho bylaw fixing the minimum amount or
seachors salaries a. sAn0 year came up and was finally
referred to the Committee on BYLAW
second private meeting Of the Peasody trustees was
held al the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday banquet
will be given by Mr.. Peabody ON Friday evening
The Irish enthusiasm in this city has all subsded and
the late rebellion In Ireland is conceded to have
disgracefu failure The only party who receive any
attention are those who favor an invasion OF Canada
Several meetings have been held the subject OF
carly invasion, and steps being taken that look
what like work Our St. Adams correspondent says
that several United States army officers had arrived and
passed through that village lately, although no troops
had come yet II rumored however, that force
had been forwarded from Fort Warren The militia
officers about the village bad been consulting as to the
amount Of equipage and ammunition needed to t out
certain companies for service On the other hand
several bands Of Irshmen had arrived well equipped
with everything requisite for tour and bearing traces
Of an undoubted tendency towards Fenianism.
DR.. George Beakley, Of West Twenty fourth street,
and Mrs Cole, OF West Twenty-hf street.
rested on Tuesday for alleged murder and abortion
the person Of MIRA Edward Kimbal, widow or
Major Kimball OF Hawkins Zouaves. Mrs. Kimball
died at the Irving House the 2Sth Of January last
and was buried at Providence, R l., burial permit
being obtained the certificate Of Coroner Gamble,
granted by that Officer the verdict Of jury that
death caused by hemorrhage and congestion Of the
bowels tho result OF accidental fall On the l4th Of
Marcel hnxv nfha ha1A ho hOdv
by the Coroner in Providence which resulted in susp
cons OF foul play against the deceased and finally led
to tho or the physician and attending her
In her last illness They both committed without
bail
The argument in the Supreme Court. Chambers, on
the motion to set aside the injunction in the suit OF
OF Christopher Pullman against the Mayor &C. restrain
ing the execution by the Corporation OF the lease for
the Of the municipal Law Department, Of Fernando
Woods premises. Nos 116 and III Nassau street, at
rental Of 900 per annum has been further adjourned
until the 9th inst
An order Of arrest was granted yesterday in the
Supreme Court Chambers the case Of Isaac e. Drey.
fuss. by his guardian, against VIM. Kiefer, in which
the plaintiff claims 900 damages for personal injuries
at the hands Of the defendant Bail fixed at 5000
Kiefer has since been arrested criminal warrant
for tho offence.
In the case OF Wolf Benedict vs. Bernhard Wolf which
action in the Supreme Court, Circuit for alleged
false Imprisonment laying damages at 1000 the court,
after all the evidence taken, dismissed the CON-
plant the ground that there not sufficient prob
able for the charge made by defendant and upon
which the plaintiff had been arrested.
In the Supreme Court Circuit, part 8, suit was
brought yesterday by Wm b. Post wllot Leaman 10
700 which the plaintiff alleges he had been
Induced 10 Invest in real estate and oil stocks in the
Pennsylvania oil region through the representations OF
The defendant The plaintiff states that the property
turned TO be almost valueless Case
still
In Common Pleas, Chambers, yesterday, motion to
vacate the arrest Of George W. Chadwick, late Vice
President Of the North River Bank at Hoboken, was
argued before Judge Cardozo who reserved his decision
In the Superior Court Trial Term, Theo Grifaths
covered Ss4s 10 from G Schenck for illegal seizure
OF his goods
Tho grand jury were discharged yesterday in the
General Sessions. Charles Lloyd who pleaded guilty to
assault with intent TO maim sent TO the State
prison for years John Shannon, who attempted
commit IN Infamous offence upon little child
fenced to the State prison for nvs yeara
A Frenchman named Charles do vnliers, . professor
Of languages by occupation, was Tuesday last
rested by onncer Strauss OF the Central ONCE Tho
prisoner s charged with having swindied a number Of
persons BY Purchasing goods and giving In payment
therefor valueless checks
The stock market weak and unsettled yesterday.
Gold steady, opening at 134k, and closing 134
The steady ruling OF the gold premium prevented any
material change in values Of imported merchandise,
which. however, sti continued quiet though In
. fair business transacted Domestic
produce generally ruled nrm. Flour shade nrner
and more active. wheat steady. Corn was 1c. .
&C. lower Oats likewise declined 1c &c. Pork closed
nrm Bssf nrmer, while lard ruled heavy. though
ArlI ~ca
Frsghts were scarcely m Naval stores ruled quiet
though nrm- Petroleum was nrmer.
MIsCELLANEoUs
Our Mexican letters from various points and under
various Dates The latest being special correspondence
from Nazailan dated March IL Coima and Tamora had
been occupied by libsrala President Juarcz
San Luis with dstachmens Of the liberal army About
i've hundred men were ~ Nazaslan under command Of
General Martinez All was quiet In Sonora Corona had
levied tax aI property in the States Of Jalisco,
Sinaloa and Colima, but IL thought Doubtful that
LAzada would allow 70 be collected in Jasco which
he holds q neutral Our Maamoros and San Luis cor
rsspondsnts reitsrats the assertion that the fate
Of the bogus empire rests upon the expected
battle between Esoobedo and Naximilian. The
forces Of Corona from the west are closing
In for part In the contest and the imperial side the
forces Of Msndez have been recalled from Morsa TO
inforcs the army as that important point thus surrender
ing the last possessions Of the empire In Tho west Both
parties appear intent mastering their strongest force
for decisive effort which b believed 70 b good pol
ICY tho part Of Escobedo bus the imperial side
= thought The best lshow b in fight by detail and
without delay. 0rtesa stll prisoner a Saltllo and
d looked upoa - an elephant drawn In lottery. His
capsovs doav know what 70 DO with him. Orizaba and
Cordova were In the hands e the libsrala
b reported that al the tobacco manufacturers Of
The capital had suspsndsd businsss, owing V Tie
ruinoas sax imposed BY Naximilian On al kinds Of
cigars snuff, &e Thh throws immense number Of
operatives out Of work and sndangsu the pssss Of the
city Of Mexico. Our Vera Crus correspondent under
dass of March 3 ays thai the formidable body Of
herssmen known In Mexico fos many yeas has besn