The New York herald., 1867-02-13


valley OF tho Amazon delivered at the Cooper
Institute last evening by Professor Agasssz His sub
joct vas "Thc Ancient Glaciers in the Tropics"
We publish this uaorniny description Of tho various
markets OF New York city.
The United States bonfed warehouse on Water and
Clinton streets was entered on Saturday or Sunday
night s12 900 worth OF silks and sains belonging
TO A. T. Stewart 4 Co, was stolen.
Justice Connolly presided at the Fourth District
Court yesterday in place OF Justice Kelly and, on tax
Ing his seat on GER OF the Nc ropotan Polico at
tempted to prisoner whom he hal previously
conducted into the court Justice Connolly vcremp
iory forbade any such removal however, and severely
reprrnanded the ocsr and the sergeant who had per
mitted it. He then dismissed the prisoner, who was
charged with being drunk, and informed him
that II he detained any further by the
police he would havo right o. sc'ion snd
could recover damages for such detention The
Board OF Police Justices met yesterday and adopted re-
solutions inquiring OF their legal adviser whether the
late order Of tho superintendent Kennedy, was binding
upon the police force, and whether the magistrates
obliged 10 the extra duties imposed upon
them by the suspension OF business ct Justice Con
nol,y's court Superintendent Kennedy notified by
Justice Bowling yesterday to appear at the Tombs Police
Court to chrse Of uoel preferred against
him by Justice Connolly.
named Barsa in November last tried in the Court
oyer and Termner yesterday AMI being found guilty
OF slaughter in tho third degree sentenced TO
tho State Prison for years AMI half Tho principal
evidence for the prosecution being that OF Catharine
Fuller formerly mistress OF the prisoner, was ruled out
Judge Ingraham deciding that II Tho parties lived
together man and wife, whether actually marr cd or
not neither OF then, could give Evidence for against
the other.
James b. Freeman, Inspector Of Internal Revenue,
and James Miller have been held by Commissioner Belts
await tie action Of tho Grand Jury the charge pre-
'erred against them of having levied ''back mail" to
the amount OF $3.50 from Henry Budelman, Of Harlem
The facts of the have been repeatedly reported
the HERALD
An action brought in the Conrt of Common Pleas
yesterday against the Marne Bank by William Poppc
to recover sum of money which was deposited In the
bank rs ''margn" upon borrowed gold, but which
upon the tender Of tho gold borrowed the bank
fused to return to the plaintiff Case still on.
In the Marine Court Yesterday in the Of Bussng
vs Washe, which action TO recover compensa-
ton for services in having attended the defendant and
rubbed him with hogs lard for the OF rheumatism.
Judge AIker rendered decision dismlssng the CON-
plant.
ye Russell disposed OF cases Yesterday in
the General Sessions. George Clarke, Edward Weston
and Henry Pearsall each sent to the State Prison
for years charge Of being notorious thieves
Tho stock market was Grm bur dull yesterday Gold
strong and closed at 1871. after selling at 1879
The markets irregular yesterday. especially at
tho Produce Exchange, bat there few radical
changes in prices Imported goods generally CON-
mauded fun pnccs Cotton closed nrn. Coffee in
far demand full prices On Change -four qnite
Irregular aud Whsat dull and heavy. Corn
declined lc &C., while cate dull and lower Pork
ruled duh and heavy, whs beef stcady and lard
duh and heavy, win dewnws<d tendcacy. Frcighas
were armer. whlskey was mese se.iye at advanos
Naval stores quiet bat sleady. Petroleum was
unchanged. Wool was moderately active 81 former
prices. ---
The Mexican Minister at Washington has letters from
Maiamoros OF the date the published yes
tercay which give reasonable foundation for the
belief that the story Of Jusrezs capture rs untrue.
The wsser during the rocent frcshot in Vermont
NJ high secoud story Of hotel in wes, Hartford
aud daughter Of the proprietor drowned. The
wall OF paper mill AZ Grcenvilis, Conn, und cr
mined by the freshes and fell the yesterday
The damage BY heavy rains in tie southeastern por
ton Of Con nccticut Is estimated at $500 600
The anniversary Of Abraham Lincous birthday was
celebrated by the New Jerssy State Legislature yess
day by eraiions and euIogiss Aportrait Of the
dcred President presented 10 tho body, and was
hung up In the hall OF the Assembly.
A marble bust Of Abraham Lincoln inauguraed
with impressive ceremonies at the Academy Of Music
in Louisa ille, KY, yesterday. Governor Bramleite
presided, and x-Atorncy General Speed delivered the
oration being followed In addresses by Generals
Thomas and DaviA
Tho schooner Garland from New York. wrecked
in Chesapeake hay Saturday night and ono Of tho
crow drowned
The bark Cuba was stranded on the Fast Bank in q
boav drtfa or ira Uhi hcr
to Havana and her keel stove in. She at last
accounts thought 10 be rapidly going TO pieces
The brig I. W. Rowland which left Savannah on the
Sd inst fer Carhagena, WAS burned At sea the same
nirht The crew took to the small boats and were
brought To ,;ew York
Tho Missouri Senate rejected by large majority,
terday bill which proposed 70 submit to the people for
decision proposition rstisy the decision OF the Su
prome Court in the tcst oath and removing tho
franchise disqualification OF rebels.
A boodless prize neht came on yesterday morning In
the vicinity Naugatuck Junction. Connecticut between
Bora,,o Rosier Of Connecticut, and William Wavburton,
OF England Bolster the fight In rounds, which
occupied TN minutes time warburon struck foul
blow In the last round
sam Coyas has agreed 70 ght either Barney Aaron
William Kelly next May for 5000 side.
-Four sIor,s destroyed BY Gre in Rutland ver-
mont, on MONDAY nsht.
convention assembled in st. Louis yesterday for the
purpose Of improving tho Mississippi
The THREE TIER RAILROAD PRoJECT.-The
Three Tier Railroad project has been reported
favorably bv the Railroad Committee OF the
Assembly, and we are told that there Is pros
pect of the passage Of the bill. The plan con-
templates the running Of three roads through
the blocks, in straight line from The Battery
to tho Park, between Broadway and the next
parallel street on the west side one under
ground or through the cellars; one on the sur
face, as in vescy street, and one on the first
floor, crossing the streets on bridges. The plan
is absurd upon its face. II would cost more to
buy the property than half dozen roads could
pay for. II would injure the adjoining houses