The New York herald., 1867-04-05

Eiisaseth streets on Saturday night The wounded
having become much hts ante morem statement
was taken yesterday and Maher rearresied having
previously been released on bail Yesterday afternoon
young Garland died. ,s---~ .------>
Leonard Huyck yesterday released from arrest by
order Of the government nominal ball the ground
that there did not appear sucsnt evdencs TO justify
his further detention he under arrest in default
Of $780, OO and the governmsnt reduced the amount to
81 200, Jos. B. Stewart justifying as surety.
motion to settle interrogatories 70 take the tes-
nony OF Henry D. Palmer, who IL now In Paris. came
up in the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday In the
case Of Isaac D. Pray against Palmer wherein the plain
LID claims compensation for services in writing ife OF
Rstor for the defendant Who is theatrical manager
and the introducer Of Riston In this country the
interrogatories vese entered.
In the Supreme Court Circuit Yesterday the case Of
Fenney administrator va Tho Central Park and North
and East River Railroad claiming damages In tho sum
OF 5000 for tho killing OF William Brophy. was sub
mited to the Jury sealed verdict Is 70 be rendered
this morning
The case or william A. Sanborn Sas G. Herring Of
al. was commenced in the Supreme Court yesterday
The action ia brought 70 $4,000, which was
stolen by burglars from safe purchased by piaintin
from defendants under alleged warranty that was
burglar proof On the former trial the jury disagreed
The interesting involving the question whether
the makers and venders Of what are termed burglar
proof safes arc liable for their contents If forced and
robbed by burglars
In the Common Pleas part one, yesterday, an action
brought by tenant named Ambrose against the
owner of a tenement house In Brooklyn to recover
s. 600 damages for injuries sustained by pantn IN
falling through the stoop of defendants house, which, II
was alleged, was not in proper repair
In the superior Court part two yesterday in the case
Of Christian Breen Patrick Rourke, the defendants
counsel consented verdict for plaintiff for $S75 90
In the Superior Court part the case OF Moses
Srasburger vs. the Western Union Telegraph Company
for damages the delivery OF telegram, the jury
yesterday returned verdict for tho plaintiff for
1856 S.
The stock market was unsettled yesterday, but closed
with an upward tendency. Gold closed at 1884,
In commercial circles business moderate, though
in some commodities increased business was con-
summated and prices generally remained steady and
firm Coffee was firm Cotton, under the adverse cable
news declined &c. per h. Flour was more active and
&C. a loc higher Wheat, though quiet. ruled nrmer
Corn was less active and lower. Oats were steady
Pork was dull and heavy. Beef unchanged, while
lard ruled moderately active and heavy. Freghss were
dull whiskey was a shade frmer Naval stores were
depressed Bonded petroleum dull and nominal
MISCELLANEOUS.
The news from Mexico dated at Vera Cruz the 22d
ut is important II true An imperialst report is to
the effect that Escobedo mad been attacked by Mea aud
completely routed Our correspondence from Vera
Cruz dated the 21s of March, says that nothing positive
could be obtained from the Interior but wellauthent
Gated rumors flying about that Maxmilians army
was clamorous for pay Corona had been defeated by
Meja while attempting to join Escobedo. The
sieges Of Mexico city. Vera Cruz and Paebla
wers progressing favorably for the sieging
party. Il is now certain that ssnta Anna has made
ovtures Aaximian In the shape of an cer 81 SER
vces He paiaes his manifesto Of last year against the
empire by explaining that was meant 10 opposs only
Frsnch Interference He demands 70 b placed q tho
head a the army ~ generslissuo IN d accepts
ancs Of his ssrvices What Naximnaas answer may be
is unknown but is conjecured thar cannot bs Alto
gether unfavorabs to the project Of the old veteran
Our letter from San Luis Poos is dated March H. Tho
assault which was expected the 9th had not taken
place. and the policy OF slow siege with view OF starv
ng the enemy out Of Queretaro had been decided upon
TAe reports of bloody revolution in Hayti are fully
confirmed by our advces from there, which publish
elsewhere this morning.
We have news from the Bahamas dated at Nassau, N
p, ON the 2sd OF March. Our correspondent writcs:-
The Colonial Parliament s in session. The revenue OF
the past year has fallen short Of all calculations. The
colony hs only about f4ooo 10 its credit the 1st Of
December. Parliament has gone in for re,renchment
and Governor Hanson is becoming unpopular The ofce
OF Assistant Police Magistrate has been abolished re-
construction OF the customs department is contem-
plated This department absorbs onehalf OF its collec
tons in salaries and other charges
In the Uaited States Senate yesterday resolution to
print thousand extra copies Of the Army Register for
1866 was referred resolution Of the Michigan Legs
hture askng grant OF land for the construction Of
railroad was laid on the table, and the Senate went into
executive session.
The monthly statement Of the public debt for April
shows the total be g. and the amount Of
money in the Treasury is $l4o 1885, Sos Compared with
the last this shows reduction in the total
debt during the month Of March Of 81, ,33S, s1o
copy Of a petition OF Gov. Sharkey, Of Mississippi,
and Robert J. Walker will be found in columns this
morning praying the Supreme Court for an injunction
against Andrew johnson and General Ord to prevent
them from enforcing the Reconstruction law in that
state II will be presented the Supreme Court to-
day.
Our correspondents throughout the South have re
Gently held interviews with Generals Lee Hood Buckner
and Wheeler regarding their views Of the reconruction
question accounts Of which furnished In South
ern letters to-day.
Senator Wilson, OF Massachusetts,, addressed large
crowd at Petersburg Va, last night on the political
| questions Of the day.
An explosion took place in coal pit In Chesterfield
county, va on Wednesday last by which seventy-hve
| miners we're killed. The pit was still burning. and As
the sha was closed the bodies could not be recovered
George W. Randolph, formerly the rebel Secretary Of
War; died in Richmond On wednesday.
The surgeon Of the United States ship jamestown,
| writing from Panama under date OF March 81, says
yellow fever epidemic at that place. The James
| town was ordered north on the l4th ult.
General Joseph Bailey the builder Of the dAm which
served extrcas Commodore Porter's fleet from the
rapids Of Red river during the war; was murdered on
| Tuesday, the 26th ult, by two brothers, while dis
| charging his duties sheriff Of Vernon county, NO.
The steamship Colorado sailed for China and Japan
yesterday The brig Jennie for Hong Kong, followed
an hour afterwards with the intention OF racing with