The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-17

against Benjamin r. Butler, In this city, may De taken
to the United states Court for trial.
An appeal from judgment before the supreme
Court General Term yesterday In regard TO somo bonds
stolen from VIM White in this Gig. in 1852 The de-
PENDANT had received the bonis for negotiation In the
course OF trade the thief been discovered
and the plan socks to the value OF the bonds
AS 600, from the defendant, Parks who had effected
their sale in other cities
Philip Gallaher has been charged, before Commits
sioner Bits, with having Illegally removed quantity
Of whskey from distillery on William street before
had been inspected by the Collector OF Internal Revenue
His examination will take place to-day.
julius cauIkns master Of the ship Energy, accused
before Commissioner Osborn Of cruel towards
or the scamen named Dwyer, discharged yossr
day John Aensch was brought before Commissioner
White, charged with having committed perjury on tho
trial OF man named John Stewart, indicted in the
Circuit Court tho 10th nst for having sold counter
felt money. Some evidence having boon taken, the
examination adjourned.
In the karne Court yesterday before Judge Gross and
jury, the Of August Bosse Adolphs Burglar
action for alleged assault and bateyhe jury rendered
verdict for the plaintiff $780, with 425 extra allow
anca
The stock market was duh and heavy yesterday Gold
strong and excited, and after selling up to 131,
closed at 1884
The upward turn in the gold premium yesterday
caused quite general reaction In commercial values.
and nearly all kinds Of merchandise and produce
held at rmer prices though in many cases buyers did
mot respond, and the markets on the WHOLE though
nrmer, were quiet An advance Of about 10.
was established cotton. Sugar and coffee we're very
firm, but rather quiet Petroleum firm, but quiet
Naval stores quiet, but very steady. On Change -four
was dull Of sale, but unchanged In value. Corn and
oats heavy rye nrm, pork somewhat higher, beef
and lard very firm and butter and cheese rather quiet
but steady.
NIECELLANEOUs.
Our Valparaiso correspondent under date Of December
TO- says the of alliance between Spain and Brazil
not credited The current that the protest
of Peru Brazil against the alliance on the Plato
river was TO be returned by the Emperor without an
Our correspondent was inclined TO think that
Cape Horn the destination Of the allied Chilean and
Peruvian fleets which had sailed from Valparaiso under
Admiral Tucker 1t supposed to DO the intention Of
the Spanish commanders to blockade the allied repub.
lies with their fleets which TO be heavily rein
forced President Mosquera OF Colombia, had ordered
tho seizure Of aud munitiong in transit
the isthmus OF Darien belonging to Peru Mosquera IS
stigmatzed oady TO the Spanish aristocracy, and
the Valparaiso papers sgmatize Mr. Seward in the same
terms.
AdvIces from Vera Cruz the 10th inst received
Macmillan was in tho valley sick with the fever.
Another detachment Of French troops was to embark on
the 18th inst Secretary Seward has addressed letter
Minister Romero disavowing tho occupation Of Maa-
moros by General Sedgwick the part Of tho govern
ment Mr.. Romero had received Official Information Of
occupation of Guadaajaa and Aguascaenes by the
hbara forces.
report Is being indusrlously circulated In New Or
leans 70 tho effect that General Sheridan has boon in the
habit Of endorsing letters Of marque Issued by Juarez TO
prey upon French commerce, and guaranteeing to the
holders Of them the right to NJ out IN New Orleans and
bring thor prizes into that port Tho story has been cir
cuiated b. friends Of the rebel Colonel McIvor who
was arrested by Sheridan time ago. the leader Of
the Knights Of Arabia Tho Congressional committee 10
said 70 have found out the facts in their recent inves
CATION Of the riots.
In tho Toronto trials yesterday John Rossn and Will
liam Baker were tried BY juries composed Of Americans
and Canadians equally and found guilty, but were
recommended mercy Daniel Quinn was found guilty
and James spalding acquitted An individual claim.
ing TO have been private secretary 70 jacob Thompson
and JsR Davis was In the jury box.
Mrs. cockburn the mother Of the Solicitor General Of
Canada was burned 70 death yesterday in Cobours c.
w. her clothes catching nrs while she standing In
| front Of CRATE.
The President has approved the bin postponiag the
payment Of claims Of loyal owpers Of colosd volunteers
The Malns Minnesota and West Virginia Legislatures
have ratified tho constitutional amendment The Indiana
Senate also ratified II yesterday
An ARRAY occurred In Cave Guich Montana Territory,
the 18th ult, In which four men were killed and sew
era others wounded Twelve Of the survivors were
arrested by the vigilance committee. Claim jumping
was the origin Of the nsht
man named Chauncy Page had difficulty with
his wife in Valparaiso Ind, recently, when he shot and
killed her. then murdered her mother and finally beat
an old man aud his daughter TO death with poker He
is still at large.
Tho democratic members Of tho New Jersey Legisla.
ture held Monday evening and nominated
John p Stockton for United State Senator.
Miss Mary J. Thompson, the daughter Of deceased
liquor merchant Of Cncmuati and the mistress Of .
prominent builder Of that city, named McGlaughlin,
beaten 10 death with poker by the wife Of the
latter yesterday. Rage finding that her husband and
| Mss Thompson were too intimate terms was the
| cause Of the tragedy.