The New York herald., 1867-01-18

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missioner Bss Of having forged writing for the pur-
pose OF obtaining the back pay Of deceased soldier
Aer sme evidence hd bcen ,akea the further hearing
1 was adjourned TO Tuesday. r. le.aaf aaer
n the Marine Court yesterday, before Judge Hearne,
he case Of Mills va s,enton action 10 recover the
value OF oil stock shares thsre was verdict for
the. defendant In Haisey vs. Gregory. tried before
Judge Gross action for goods sold and delivered, the
Jury found for fhe defendant. .s.e M N8
In the Court OF Common Pleas before Judge DAILY the
OF James Porteus against tho yhrd Avenue Rail
road Company, tried The plaintn claimed $500
damages for injuries received while attempting leave
belonging TO defendants aftsr had stopped by its
sudden starting, which caused him 70 fail and injure
himself Tho jury rsturnsd vsrdos for the defendant
In the same court before Judge Cardozo the Of
Philip Mas va The Sevensh Avenue Railroad Company,
in which the plaintiff sues defendants % S. 900
damages for the death Of his child. Who over
by car bslongins 70 thsm, tho Court held that the
father bad no right In Law To bring the action . next Of
kin. and dismissed the case Ms
The National Steam Navigation Company's steamship
Ern Captain Cutting, win sail at noon tomorrow satur
day nom pier No ~ North r.ver for Liverpool calling
at Queenstown 70 land passengers aa ai rssH.
N The stock market vas dull yesterday, but closed
steady. Gold strong and excited, closing at 1871
The inclsmency Of the weather tenAsd 70 restrict
transactions to considerable extent and but Ite bus
was ocnsummatcd in either domestic produce ar
merchandise and sales generally ruled In favor Of the
purchaser Coffee was quiet bat steady Cotton was
firm, bat quiet On Change -four was dun and nomi-
nally unchanged. Wheat was duh and heavy Corn
firm. but quiet Oats dull and nominal. Pork
steady and Arm. Beef and lard were 10 moderate
demand at previous prices whskey was unchanged.
Freights steady though for cotton. Naval
stores dun and nominal Petroleum was qaiet, but
shade lrmer. ss sl s4a ~ mtN k8
GHs MISCELLANE0Uy qfs e.
Advices from Mexico city received up TO the 31st
nit. The conference between General Casilenau and
Maxirnan for the purpose Of clearing up some Of
the difficulties existing between the French and NOx-
can governments Bazaine had issued order turning
over ali the Mexican material in tho hands Of the
French to General Marquee. Maximan was at Puebla
and determined to remain there until the French
had evacuated Mexico city CortIna was stationed f
teen leagues from Sfatamoros and was about to
towards Victoria The mpcrialists under Meja were
reported to be marching Tampico. sa
Our Havana letter is dated January H. and gives .
clear insight into the OF the Bancs Espano
which all the other banks or the city less de-
pend Fifteen Chinese coolies had been contracted for
to work in cotton factory in New Orleans.
The steamer America has arrived at San Francisco
with the passengers who loft this city the 10th of
December. and who were delayed on the Isthmus
Fortynvo deaths had occurred among the soldiers and
forty-t among the civilians No other deaths had
occurred since the l1th inst rsvssrvs tss stsf
Our Richmond correspondence says there is evi
dent growing disposition among the people thero to
shake or tho nacton or the last few months and enter
with viror into the vital questions Of the hour.
marked decrease in the negro population is apparent
snco $780, amounting, rough estimate, to 100000
less at than before the Murder and punder
are OF daily occurrences In Alabama
Information from North CarolIns is to the eect that
secret organization with rsvoIuonary objects exists IN
Union county. Outagss Of an aggravated nature are
being perpetrated the negroes in Wayne county and
the ocers OF the law confess themselves afraid pur-
sue tho perpetrators with the remedies provided by law
The court for the trial OF renian prisoners in Toronto
adjourned yesterday and the trials will be
sumed to-day. The government has decided, n con-
federation Is achieved the capital from Ottawa
TO Montreal.
In the Kentucky Senate yesterday, Mr. HUM made
speech IN favor Of rasng ten regiments Of Kcntucky
infantry resist aggression and maintain the principles
OF State rights the troops 70 be at any time subject to
the call Of the Presidenke rar NJ sisa& s.af.f
Frederick r Frelnghuyssn was nominated for United
States Senator BY cucus Of the republican members
Of the New Jersey Legislature lass night. M ssss E
James W. Nys was elected United States Senator by
tho Nevada Legislature yesterday
Tho Kansas Legislature ratified the constitutional
amendment by unanimous vote yesterday.
> The Mississippi steamer Platte Valley struck The
Wreck OF gunboat near Momphis. Tenn, yesterday
and sunk In three minutes up her hurricane roof
Shs crowded with passengers and Il s believed that
one hundred persons were lost among whom
nearly forty women and children. A. Az lsssasa \ ~
An Ice GORGE in the Ohio river above Cincinnati broke
and swept past the city Wednesday night sweeping
three dse stsamboats Navigation Is temporarily sus
negro man made application yesterday In the
Superior Court for Chatham county Ga, TO - admitted
70 practice ~ the bar His application denied n.
In the Philadelphia Common Council yesterday q
rough and tumble light took place between two Of the
members Nobody was seriously hurt "a EA8&9
The President's Impcnchmcnt-A, Coastitu-
sional and Pcaccahie Remedy.s s
The copperhsad journals have started the
"hue and cry" Of another civil war in the event
OF the impeachment and removal Of President
Johnson. One Of these organs Of the peace party
Of the war and the war party Of the peace
SAYS that " the radicals are stronuously bent on
less than hideous civil war, in which men win
he eager to cut the throats Of their nearest
neighbors." And, as we are further told, II
will not be a civil war Of sections, like that
which has 20 happily ended, but II win bc
civil war in the Northern States between tho
peace party and the war party. of the late con-
iict But how IL this new civil war to be
inausurstedi Broad hints have been thrown
out from various quarters that the President
himself will take the initiative, in the event Of
his removal or suspension by the high Court
of the Senate, and upon the plea that neither
house OF Congress, with ten States excluded
from any representation therein, Is constitn-
tlonally qualified to impeach or to try him.