The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-04-21

res, OF Mr. McDermott on Wednesday last on a false
charge
In the Superior Court special term, yesterday, Adam
Dippal was committed TO prison on q charge made by
Clinton Conger Of fraudulenty disposng Of his pro-
perry and thereby cheating his crednoa The defend
ant butcher dong business in Ninth avenue and
the complainant alleges that he bought credit $4,000
worth Of cattle since the 2Sd OF January last ana sold
them and put the proceeds in his pocket
The case Of Philip Heinrich late Secretary Of the Rhen
sh Railway, Of Cologne In Prussia who Is accused Of
forgery TO the extent OF eight thousand hae again
resumed before Commissioner White, yesterday. Coun-
sci for the defendant made motion to dismiss the COM
plant The motion was denied and there was further
adjournment TIL Saturday next
In the Common Pleas chambers yesterday in the case
Of Eliza Bogart Va Bogart which suit for divorce,
motion made 70 compel the defendant TO resume
the payment OF alimony 70 the plaintiff After the COM
mencement Of the suit tho court granted order for
the defendant TO pay the plaintiff aony, but as the
plaintiff mot ready when tho called for trial
In January last she consented TO have the payment sus
pended condition Of adjournment Of the case
being agreed To. Tho Judge postponed the case until
next Saturday.
Tho stock market was unsettled yesterday morning.
but Afterwards improved and closed steady Gold was
excited and closed At 13o at half past four.
Tho business contaminated in both domestic produce
and imported merchandise exceedingly light yester
day and general thing prices for the former favored
the purchaser while the latter nominaly unchanged
Coffee steady. Cotton rather more active and
isss irregular On Change sound grades Of nour were
held firmly, while unsound was sold at decline OF &C.
15c. per Dbl Wheat ruled dull, and lc 80. lower
Corn quiet but steady while oats were nmer though
quiet Pork was shade easier Beef was frmer and
more active Lard was without decided change Freghts
ruled quiet whisksy nominal Naval stores were
nrmer, but very quiet Petroleum continued firm
M1sCELLANEOUs.
In the United States Senate yesterday Mr.. Sumner
introduced resolution Offering mediation between tho
contendng parties In Mexico Mr. Henderson gave notice
that he would offer substitute requesting the President
to ntercede with the republican government OF Mexico
for humane treatment towards the Mexican followers
OF Macmillan the event Of that Princes withdrawal
Both the resolution and proposed substitute laid
the table, Mr.. Cole offered . resolution requesting the
President offer the friendly mediation Of the govern
ment between France and Prussia the settlement OF
the Luxembourg difficulty II was laid over for consdera
ton. The time Of adjournment was again postponed.
recess until seven O'Clock TAKEN when the Senate
adjourned sine die
President johnson will attend the laying Of the corner
stone Of . monument to his father at Raleigh, N c.
ABOUT the mtdQe OF his IatnerB Durla place HAS
only recently been discovered The President may
probably extend his tour farther South.
Affairs the plains assuming interesting phase
General Sherman has arrived at Leavenworth Kansas
General Augur is about to move westward from Fort
Phil Kearny with six thousand men. Eleven thousand
Indians are encamped between Forts Kearny and
Smith waiting until grass TO commence hosttes and
General Hancock's expedition is in distress at Fort
Larned being unable TO move for want Of forage
On the Fashion Course yesterday the chestnut mare
Henrietta and the bay Lady Kendall trotted for
$4,000, best three In five, In harness. Henrietta won
the race. after Ave closely contested heats
An article Counterfes and Countereiting." TO be
found elsewhere In columns this morning. will be Of
interest and material bsnent to our readera
II Is probable that the Bostonians win send tho new
schooner rugged yacht Catharine n Ward 70 Paris for
the purpose Of taking part the international regatta
Fords theatre. in Washington, the Of Lneoln's
murder, u now occupied by The Surgeon Generals
once.
young lady named Lizzie Smith, aged twenty three.
was brusally outraged Friday night Bergen, N
J.. BY sixteen rufhans In succession.
monument 70 the soldiers Of Concord Mass, who
fell In the late war dedicated 1t that place FRI
day last the anniversary Of the battle Of Lexington, in
IT'S.
The greater part Of Louisiana 10 under water
Three killed by the falling Of wall In Buff
falo yesterday.
Al the recent trial Of twenty inch guns At Fort Ham,
ilton range Of four miles attained with projec-
the Weighing 1850 pounds.