The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-01

| Kelly who was at once most warmly congratulated
by his friends soon after left the court ROOM onct
more free man.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, Judge
Benedict presiding Edward Cosgrove, charged with
running distilery without license in the basement
OF the grocery store No. 122 Clinton place In July
last, was found guilty. motion made by counsel
Tor arrest of judgment granted the United states
District Attorney not opposing. person named
McDermott and another party, found on the premises
at the time Of the seizure, will be put on their Trial
this morning. In the same court, Judge blatcnlord
presiding an important case was brought. The
| plaintiff, John Graham, proceeds against Gregorio
Dominequez and Anthony Mllman on an affidavit in
which he charges them with entering into fraudu-
lent contract with him under false pretences for the
purchase and sale Of the iron ram Dunderberg. The
plaintiff alleges that by the Misrepresentation charged
against the defendants he Is loser by the transac.
ton to the amount of $4,000. On the affdavits
sworn to by him the defendant Mlman was arrested
and discharged upon bail to wait examination.
The Inman line steamship City of Baltimore Cap
tain Letch, will leave pier As North river at one p
M. tomorrow Saturday for Liverpool via Queens
town. The European mails will close OF the Post
ONCE at twelve M.
The National line steamship Virginia, Captain
Thomas will sail from pier Al North river al twelve
Queenstown to land passengers.
The steamship Iowa, Captain Hedderwick OF the
Anchor line will leave pier 20 North river at twelve
M tomorrow Saturday for Liverpool and Glasgow,
calling at Londonderry to land passengers.
The steamship Cleopatra, Of the Cromwell line, will
sail for New Orleans direct at three p M. on Satur
day, I'd inst, from pier No. North river.
The fine steamship Saragossa, Captain Crowell, Of
Learys line, will leave pier IA East river foot Of Wall
street, at three P. NJ. tomorrow Saturday for
Charleston, S. c.. connecting with all points South
and West.
The stock market was strong yesterday. Govern
ment securities were active and buoyant. Gold
closed at 1897.
MsCELLANEoUs.
Advices from Mexico by the Cuba cable are dated
at the capital on the Goth of April. The proposed
concession to an English company for the building
OF the Vera Cruz railroad had been condemned by
Congress. Negrete's rebellion was still unsupported,
the revolutionsts looking upon him as unsuitable
leader. Canales is reported as about to join him.
General Ortega publishes letter urging his claims
to the Presidency. 1t was discussed In Congress,
but committee shelved it. It was signed by Ortega
President ad Interim The American Consul
Saulner had been attacked by banditti but on men,
toning his official standing the banditt dessted and
saw him safe home.
lHc lc1teIS VI JuuRe Jere BLACK anu ChaunCey >.
Black to the President relative to the Alta Vea affair
are published elsewhere in our columns this morn
ing, including the one in which Jere Black with.
draws from the Presidents counsel.
The trial OF General Cole was resumed at ALBANY
yesterday. The prosecution called q number Of wit
nesses to rebut the evidence for the defence some OF
whom testified that they had not noticed any de-
preston OF spirits In the prisoner previous to the
homicide. The treasurer Of a windmill company of
which Cole was an agent and HscOck had been q
director testified that there was nothing unusual in
his appearance Just previous to meeting with His
cock, but that he had conducted the business i'm
properly and the company had refused to pay him
his salary in consequence.
The editor Of the Savannah (Ga.) Daily Advertiser
has resigned from that sheet because, as he says,
General Meade entertains personal animOsity for
him, and his further connection with the paper
would jeOpardize the interests OF the prOprietOrs.
The original cause of this trouble recent order
Of General Meade threatening to suppress the paper
if it published incendary articles during the elec-
ton.
Further returns from the Georgia election give
Bullock, the radical candidate for Governor slight
majority. A radical majority is claimed in the State
Senate.
Mail advices from Nicaragua are to the c2d OF
April. The press of the country was complaining of
the payment Of an annual tribute to England and
urging decisive refusal to pay 1t in future when 1t
Is argued, If England tries to enforce IL the United
States will settle the balance of the account. The
mission OF Martinez to England on the subject had
failed
General Buchanan, commanding in Louisiana,
warns planters that in case they discharge negro
aborers for political reasons, they will be held to
their contracts and made to pay wages shares to
the discharged lab0rers Just II they had retained
them.
disastrous cyclone visited Mauritus on the 18th
and 18th OF March. Hundreds Of houses were blown
down, one half the factories were unroofed and
twenty thousand bales OF rice were destroyed
cotton contract, which was made by an agent
and repudiated by the principal after ITS terms
complied WITH was declared valid and binding in
the Cincinnati courts yesterday.
A treaty OF peace has been concluded with the
Brue and Sioux Indians, the Powder River country
being reserved to them during good behavior. II is
reported that Red Cloud and his band win soon
make similar treaty.
radical State convention was held in Nebraska
City, Neb., yesterday, and nominated State and
congressional candidates for the next election.
convention OF soldiers and sailors was also held at
the same time and place. and delegates to the Chi
cago Convention were elected Grant and Thayer Is
the ticket proposed.
The Mississippi Reconstruction Convention having
nearly completed the new constitution, propose an
early adjournment.
N. r. Ryan was elected by reclamation yester.
day morning to oil the vacancy in the Canadian
House of Commons occasioned by the death Of
darcy MCGEE.
At a fire in Troy. on Wednesday night, two men
and woman were partially surocated and burned
0ne only is fatally injured
TUE POLICE AND THE CONCERT SALooNs.-
The blue coats and brass buttons which used
to warn victims from the doors Of the Peter
Funk establishments are now posted, 1t APP
pears, at the entrances of the concert saloons
on broadway and tho Roworv not In prevpnt