The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-03
Il RI PIE S II E E T
New York. Sunday, May 3, 1865.
IMPEACHMENT.

In the High Court yesterday Mr.. Stanbery resumed
his remarks, but he showed such evident signs OF
fatigue after speaking for about an hour that Senator
Anthony moved to adjourn until Monday, but obec-
tion was made. and Mr.. Stanbery himself said he
did ask it. Mr.. w. F. Peddrick, formerly Of the
Attorney Generals Office, then read the remaining
portions of the speech with the exception OF the
peroration, which was delivered BY Mr.. stanbery
himself.
CONGRESS-
In the Senate yesterday, after the adjournment of
the High Court, the House amendments to the
Appropriation bill were non-concurred in and q COM
mittee of conference was appointed.
In the House q resolution was adopted calling on
General Grant for an official report of the election in
Arkansas. On returning from the Senate Chamber Mr.
Donnelly, OF Minnesota obtained permission to make
q personal explanation relative to a letter published
by Mr.. Washburne, Of Illinois, accusing Mr.. Don
nelly of fleeing In the night from Philadelphia and
being an Office beggar. The personal explanation
proved be a round OF hearty abuse. In reference
10 the Office begging nsnuation, Mr.. Donnelly said
the washburne family Office beggars from their
birth, and he believed that the male members all
came into the world ranked NJ. G. Mr. washburne
answered him with similar abuse, and the House,
after this envening episode, adjourned.
THE LEGISLATURES.
Of Councilman OF New York city and providing for
the election OF one Assistant Alderman from each
Assembly district in the city; creating new ward in
brooklyn and the General Appropriation bill were
passed. The Arcade Railroad bill was defeated by q
vote of IA to is. The Tax Commissioners bill was
ordered to reading and the Croton Aqueduct
biil was recommtted. The Senate then adjourned
until Wednesday.
In the Assembly the bill extending the act for The
construction OF an experimental railway in New
York city was passed. The State Charity Bill was
reported amended by the reduction OF the appropra-
ton to $250Ooo and thus passed by vote of so to 16
EUROPE
The news report OF the Atlantic cable il dated yes
terday evening, May 2.
The London Journals indicate that Mr. Disraeli may
hold Office 10y Parliamentary compromise and no
dissolution occur until the first appeal il made Ia
the people by election under tho new Reform bill.
Consols, 93h. five-twenies 20. ,06 in London
and 75x a 75% In Frankfort. Paris Bourse dull
Cotton slightly lower in London, middling upands
closing of 12-Sd Breadstufs dull Provisions active
aud upward. Produce heavy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Later Geographic advices from the west coast OF
Mexico dated at Mazatlan on the ed ut, state
that Governor Rubi had called for loan Of s3o 600
loan Of 100000. Most OF Rubi's loan was imme.
diatey forthcoming and the payment of the other
was agreed to by the merchants. who after
paid down $4,000 of It. One Calvio was executed
on the 18th inst. for murder which he committed
two days before. Our correspondence from Mazatar
gives comprehensive report Of the late imbrogi,
between General Vega and Martinez and the pro
posed scheme for annexing the Northern States 4
the United States.
We have teegraphic advices from the West Indies
The town OF Naparnas in Trinidad has been reduced
TO ashes. Annapola, Honduras, has been decreed
free port Captain Bax, of the British mail steame
Elder, has been sentenced to death In 81. Thomas
out is still at large. Governor Austin had arrived
barbados.
Advices from venezuela state that General Colinas
mad whipped Ruor and entered the heart of Ara9ua
the rebel country General Arisegueta had defeated
the rebels at Culebra Roas had opened negotiations
Tor peace, and Escobar and QuIntaro were fleeing %
Cuarico.
In the Cole trial at Albany yesterday Mr. Parkc,
closed his argument and was followed by Mr.
Sedgewick. The court then adjourned until Mon
day, when Mr.. Brady viii deliver his argument.
A stock company Is being organized In Cienfuegos
Cuba, for the importation OF coolies
Jcf Davis bail was renewed yesterday. Judc
underwood stated that Chief Justice Chase would b
ady TO try president" Davis ten days after tn
al of President Johnson.
General schoneld has made some more CITY ap
lVsutments ia Richmnn--