The New York herald., 1867-03-26

on Law, 10 whom was roterred resolution directing the
Corporation Counsel TO suspend the execution Of con-
veyances the United States authorities Of tho lower
end Of the City Hall Park for a new Post once,
reported that thcy were In favor Of the selection OF
Union Madison squares for that purpose the paper
laid until the special committee the subject
shall have presented their report Tho Board concured
with the Aldermen in directing the Clerk Of the Common
Council TO negotiate for the purchase Of complete file
OF the HERALD for the past twenty i've years, TO DO
deposited II the City Library; also In directing tho
Corporation Counsel TO take the necessary steps 70 pro-
tect Justice Connolly in dischagng his judicial func'
tions. The Board adjourned till Monday the LIST Of
April
The Kings County Board OF Supervisors met yesterday
afternoon, when resolution adopted requesting the
representatives OF tho county in the Legislature TO use
their influence towards defeating the scheme having for
its object the establishment OF paid Fire Department
In Brooklyn resolution was also adopted remonstras.
ina against the passage OF law deprvng the Board
Of the power Of appointing inspectors and canvassss Of
election Some other business vas transacted, after
which tho meeting adjourned.
Tho Brookiyn Board OF Aldermen mot yesterday after
noou when the Committee on Government Property and
Claims submitted report tho resat Of their negota
tions with the Navy Department Commission for the ac
QUESTION 10 the city OF certain lands deemed necessary
for the perfection OF the proposed Walabout improve
menA The memoranda Of agreements aud the report
published elsewhere.
The Trustees OF the Peabody Education Fund met in
formally Saturday last and adopted resolution TO
meet again in Richmond the third Tuesday in January
next The official report of the action OF the Trustees
relative to the disposition Of the fund will be found in
another column
The mortality report for the last week shows four hun
dred and thirty deaths the city and the public
institutions.
Navigation on tho Hudson, between this city and Troy
resumed yesterday only small quantity OF ice re-
naming in the river
Coroner Wildey Saturday last hold an inquest on
the remains OF hrs. Mary T.. Noble, woman aged
thiryeght years. whose death would appear was the
result Of malpractice Upon the deposition Of George
Wait Carson the man who cohabited with the deceased
female subsequent her separation from her husband
the police yesterday arrested DR. Theirs and Mrs Amelia
Armstrong, who under tho names Of Dr. and Mrs.
Dubois charged with having procured the abor.
ton which resulted in the death Of Mrs Noble All tho
facts Of the also the testimony taken before the
coroner will be found in another column.
coored girl aged fourteen was arrested yesterday,
charged with kidnapping another aged about six.
Tho Court OF Appeals will naugurate its frst session
for 1857 this city today being tho rs time in seven
years that 1t has held session here
The stock market was comparatively duh yesterday.
but closed nrm with upward tendency. Gold was
dull, closing at 1885,.
There nothing in commercial circles yester-
day. The markets generally dull though prices
the main sustained. Cotton was 6rmer, under
favorable European news, and prices higher.
The buoyancey In brcadstuffs noticed last week con-
tnued, and neoriy all kinds Of nsur and grain were
higher the specaa.ors controlled tho corn markell and
comparatively little business DONE Provisions wess
nrmer Freights were quiet !. Whiskey was dali and
nominal. Naval stores ruled quiet Petroleum 70
maned hrm.
HIsCELLANEOUs.
Reports from Maamoros are 70 the effect that there Is
truth the Of liberal defeat aeretaro
The liberal ines had been advanced 70 within seven
miles OF that place Rumors OF attempted arrange
ment by Macmillan with the liberal government are
rite. Juarex about TO decree declaring the
relations and am,ty with France be
Cortna had returned TO his allegiance 10 Juarex
and had been ordered to tho interior Full de-
tails OF the evacuation OF Coiima and Acapulco are
furnished by correspondents General Corona
preparing 70 march against General Mendcx,
who held Morciia, but later accounts state
that Corona had joined Escobedo, and Mendez had
joined Macmillan near Querctaro Our correspondent
at Chihuahua. writing under date OF February 2S says
that the hatred Of mo people towards Americans grows
cvoy day Dates to the 22d state that the
imperial army are becoming rapidly demorazed, whole
companies dsserng at Supplies were scarce, and
all provisions being seized for the Of the troops
Both armies p'laging the inhabitants as much as
possible. Our rampioo letter says Napoleon delayed
embarkng his troops for the purposs Of allowing Maxi
milan time 70 organize his army.
A lengthy letter from Governor Patton. OF Alabama,
the reconstruction question: will be found elsewhere
in the HERALD this morning He advises the people 10
\, andC outth tho
law faithfully.
Rear Admiral Godou commanding Tho South Atlantic
squadron under date Of Montevdco, February Ia,
ports the whereabouts Of the vessels composing his
nect The Brooklyn, Sumatra and Kcsaca were 81 Mon
tcvdeo. Tho Nipsio at Buenos Ayres Tho Ossipee
had arrived at Rio Jancro. Tho Kansas sailed
for Africa on tbs 1lth OF January and the
Mohican for the Pacific the l4th. The On
ward had arrived with supplies the 14th OF January
and sailed the rh OF February for Rio, whence she
was to have sailed for New York The shamokin
a, santa Maria The French ron.clad Buleguene
at Monievidso roe for the Pacific, with admiral
on board and the English Jealous with Admi
raj Hastings board, had arrived at Rio Janero, also
bound for the Pacific Rear Admiral Godon concludes
his report by saying that tho Spanish feet had disap
peared probably 10 search OF the Chilean ironclads,
which reported to ntend visiting Cuba He learns
that the Spanish ect requested not 10 visit Brazil
lan ports future except for ordinary supplies The
Penobscot was at st. Thomas West Indies. the 18th
inst Three OF the had died Of yellow fever at the
Marine Hospital, but type Of that disease had ap-
pearcd on board The officers and Grew wsrc all we'll
Our Richmond letter says that John Minor Bolts re-
Gently called upon General schoneld and ventured
advice regarding the In which the new powers
delegated to the General commander Of the district
should be applied No reply was vouchsafed 70 him,
hcw.-ar and he loft failing himeelf snubb0d The
press are all turning their attention to securing the negro
vote, and Hunnicuus paper the colored people
against voting for rebels In Louisiana similar efforts
are being made by the politicians who month ago were
deHansly bent on voting at oil II the negro did and
their late leaders did not Now they call upon their
leaders 70 sacrifice themselves and the negro TO vote
with eneir old masters and best friends" The FIRST act
or General sheridan under his authority Il Is re
ported will bs the removal OF Mayor Monroe and the