The New York herald., 1868-06-18

zance Monday last to appear yesterday. which he
failed to do and Commissioner Osborn accordingly
| issued warrant for his rearrest
In the United States District Court the case OF the
United States against Ferdinand Suzberger and
Others was called up for trial yesterday Defendants
were indicted for fraud the internal revenue In
the distiliation and rectaSstion Of wniskey. case
still og trial - s,s ~
motion to continue injunction was called up ~
Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday In the case Oh
Lambard against the Sioux City and Pacific haliroaa
| Company and others. Plaintiff was one OF the incor
porators of the company and claims that the deiehd
are about to deprive him OF very large interest
| In the company and its property, accruing 10 MIN
through a special agreement coequally with MS CO.
corporators. The further hearing is adjourned until
| Friday.
The North German Lloyd's steamship weser,
Captain G. wenke, willeave pier foot Of Third street,
Hoboken about two P. NJ to-day, for Southampton
and Bremen. The European mails will close at the
| Post ONCE at twelve NJ
| The steamship Columbia, Captain Van Sice, will
leave pier No. North river at three p. M to-day for
Nassau, n p, and Havana. The mails will close at
the Post ONCE at one p M.
The stock market was frm but quiet, yesterday.
Government securities were firm. Gold auctuated
from 14oa to 14lls, and closed at 14OA
MISCELLANEOUS.
We have teegraphic dispatches from Hayt st.
Domingo, Jamaica and other West India Islands.
The siege of Port au Prince, Hayti. ID still
going on the rebels lying their arms until General
Faubert and Nissage arrive with their expected rein
forcements. The suburbs had been burned to clear
view OF the rebels. Sanave is directing the de-
fence in person. 1Ie has received the American
Minister with every mark Of kindness Baez was
ar
security for loan of $1,OOOOOO from the United
States
Our mail advices from Mexico are to the 5th Of
June. President Juarez delivered the usual address
at the adjournment of Congress, and expressed his
intention to be very severe towards the new rebels
The appropriations during the session amounted to
s1o $4,000. A standing committee appointed to
sit during the recess.
The Florida Legislature yesterday elected A. s.
wech to be United States Senator for the term
piring in March, 1859. The other Senator has not
yet been elected, and the result is doubtful.
radical committee waited upon General Stone
man soon after his appointment as commander OF
Virginia and urged the expediency OF early eec-
tion on the ratification or disapproval of the new
constitution. General Scoed had before refused to
permit an election, and General Stoneman informed
the committee that the matter was now before Con-
afraid to urge the matter as 1t is highly probable
the election would go against them.
The Chicago saengerfest opened yesterday with
geeat ecyot. The New York delegations and
all those who Joined them on the way were
detained during the whole OF yesterday at Van Vert
Ohio, owing to break in the railroad caused by
heavy rains. The SchuetZenfes Committee have
determined to have doctors tent ON the
ground in Chicago, where physicians will attend.
free of charge to all wounds other injuries
ring during the festival.
The Union Base Ball Club, of LansingS2rg de-
feated the Central City Club of Syracuse at Troy
yesterday the score standing forty to six. The
| Lowell Club, Of Boston, and the Brown University
| Sophomore nine played match game at Providence
| yesterday, the Lowen Club being beaten and the
| score standing twenty-five to nineteen.
Mayor Conway, OF New Orleans. has replied to the
| writ OF quo ,oarrdnto denying its right to ISSUE
he holds the Office by the election Of the people and
a military order. Both boards of the City Council
! have organized.
| The Boston Hide and Leather Bank defalcation ia
| now known to have amounted to s575,000 which
leaves a deficit in the capital stock of s225,OOO.
Deacon Andrews, of Kingston, Mass, Is reported
to have confessed to the murder Of Cornelius Holmes
claiming that he did il in selfdefence.
The steamship Hibernian, near Batscan. Canada
ran into and sunk an American barge. name I'm
known on Tuesday The captain was impaed on
the duke OF the anchor and was not discovered until
| she arrived in port.
| pedestrian in Mystic Park, Boston, yesterday
| walked one hundred miles in twenty-one hours and
| six minutes
The 18th of June, the anniversary of Bunker Hill,
| was celebrated with grand demonstrations at
| Charlcstown and Boston. Mass yesterday The fes
| tivites included procession and a regatta
Our Cuba correspondent gives some interesting
statistics concerning coolie Immigration.