The New York herald., 1868-11-24
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rally suspended.
The Tsmmany Charter Convention met last even
ing and nominated A. Oakley Hall for Mayor ana
Richard O'Gorman for Corporation Counsel. Mayor
Honman was serenaded by the Convention ana
made q speech.
Ine Mozart Convention also nominated A. oakey
Hall, but substituted George Shea for Corporation
counsel. The Constitutional Union party nommated
General Andrew w. Green one OF the Park Commis-
sioners, for Mayor and Richard OGorman for Corpo-
| ration Counsel
| The Republican Convention nominated Colonel
Fred A. Conklng for Mayor and Charles P. Shaw for
Corporation Counsel. Tho proposal to nominate
| Shaw called for some round abuse OF him BY Mr..
| Charles S. Spencer and Mr. Nathan Kingsley.
| The Grand Jury OF the United States Circuit Court
! In this city have found true bills OF Indictment
against william Fullerton, d. c. Birdsall and several
other gentlemen charges OF conspiracy In connec-
tion with the alleged whiskey rauds. Warrants for
their arrest have already been issued.
| The Erie Railroad litigation was brought up in
the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday before
| Judge Sutherland on the return OF an order to
show cause why Judge Barnard's Injunction should
sharp legal maneuvring the order appointing Jay
Gould trustee was vacated and new receiver of the
companys profits was appointed.
Judge Barnard, In his charge to the Grand Jury,
in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer, desired them to
Investigate the charges made against himself in con-
nectlon with the election frauds, SO that he may
have ''chance to resign" or else the law may have
. chance to stop such libes in the future.
In the United States District Court yesterday, Judge
Batchford presiding United states District Attorney
Courtney stated 10 the court that he had received
instructions from Attorney General Evarts to pro-
ceed ut the earliest moment to trial with the case OF
the United States against the Bourbon Company
(Messmore and others), the Blasdell and Eckei and
other whskey cases. After some discussion Judge
Blatchf0rd set down the Tth OF December next for
bringing on the first case ready.
The case OF the United States against Garner G.
Baker for alleged defacati0n as paying teller OF the
Iradesmen's National Bank was proceeded with yes
erday morning. After the examination OF the presi-
dent and cashier Of the bank the further hearing OF
the case was adjourned till Wednesday.
young man named Marsh presented check to
Messrs. Heissner, No. SO Wall street, yesier day. IN
payment for $4,000 in government bonds which
the firm accepted, but Offering it at the Bank of
the Commonwealth it was refused. II was drawn
In the name Of Marsh Il Temple, firm OF which
Marsh had been member, but which had recently
dissolved copartnershp, and the bank refused to
the ground that Marsh Temple had no money to
their credit In the bank.
Another flre occurred in Brooklyn yesterday. this
time, it is believed. being OF an incendiary origin
Three houses Nos. 7, and II Hicks street, were de-
stroyed, the loss being estimated at $4,000.
The investigation into the Broadway theatre out
rage was continued yesterday. On Friday Justice
Shandley will probably render his decision.
The WOrkingwomen's Protective Union, Miss
Susan B. Anthony presiding, met at their hail. No.
6s East Broadway last evening. The reports Of
some OF the committees investigating w0men's
wages were rec Ceved. Mrs. Lozier, Md, reported
that oil channels for information closed in the
embroidery establishments, the forewomen being
afraid OF the employers.Ts
The Hamburg America1Pa Company's steam
ship HammonIa. Captain E. Meyer, will leave Hobo
ken ut two +. NJ. to-day for Southampton and Ham,
burg. The European mails viii close at the Post
Office at twelve M.
The steamship Leo Captain Dearborn, will sail
from pier No. 10 East river ut three r. M to-day for
Savannah.
The stock market yesterday was strong and buoy
ant Gold iuctuated between 13i and 1s4al.
With modesate offerings and t0lerably active de-
mand the market for beef cattle yesterday ruled
quite steady. Prime and extra cattle were sold at
15Sc. l8hc., fair to good at 14iSc 154c and IN
feror to ordinary ut 10c. 14c. For mich the
demand was fair at former prices-viz, extra 500
| $40; prime, 500 Sos; fair to good, $75 . $s5;
common, sos $40; inferior, $45 500. Veal calves
in fair request and prices were firm, at ia1sc.
1lc. for extra quality, 12t6c 13c. for prime lie.
12c. for common and good, and 9Sc. 10c. for infe
rior. Sheep were quite steady, with moderate de-
mand, extra selling at exc. ohc., good to prime
at 55<c. &C., common to fair ut 4tlc. &C. and infe
rior at DC. a4l<c. Lambs were selling ut 6lsc. nc
For swine the market passaby active at the fol-
lowing quotattons:-Prme, 8sI; fair to good, $50.
Skc., and common. TIC. . Sc.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
w. F.sSeward, Jr., Of Auburn, and Judge g. +.
Comstoc4 Of syracuse, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Judge J. Il. Lethrldge, OF Washington andHTheo.
Cozzens, Of West Point, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel W. NJ. Livingstone, OF the United States
Army and Surgeon I. e. Miller, OF the British Navy,
are at tho st. Charles Hotel.
Judge sullivan. OF New Orleans; DR.. J. A. Tonnor,
OF Texas; General A. Med. McCook. OF the United
States Army, and General A. S. Page, Of Nevada,
are at the Fifth Avenvc Hotel.
Major Mckay. of boston; Major J. Van Ness, OF
the United States Army, and Charles Fcist Belmont.
of Main, arc at the Holman House.
Tho Reassembling Of Consrcss-What Will
President johnson Have % says
The two houses Of Congress will rcas-
semble in the National Capitol on the first
Monday in December. 1t will be the last
session OF the Forticth Congress, and its
constitutional term viii cease at noon on
the 4th Of March next, when the Forty-first
Congress will Immediately take its place, under
a recent law, in order to be ready for the exi-