The New York herald., 1868-06-26
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 26 lSe8-rKrl.E SHEET.

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battery-the jury awarded plaintiff verdict yester-
| day for $1,000.
Charles Sagory sued the administrator OF Frederic
Wisman, deceased, in the United States Court ON
surety for judgment recovered against the deceased
\ In Virginia State court Wisman was q consul
and claimed as consular privilege that he was not
amenable to the jurisdiction OF State court. The
Court overruled the proposition and the jury gave
verdict for plaintiff for $2s.s79 90.
The steamship City OF Paris, Captain Kennedy of
the Inman line, will leave pier as North river at one
O'Clock p. M. tomorrow Saturday for Queenstown
and Iveryool The European mails by this steamer
will close at the Post once at twelve M 27th inst
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Vile de Paris, Captain Larmont will sail from pier
No. 90 North river at halfpast eleven O'Clock to-
morrow morning for Brest and Havre. The mails
for France will close at halfpast nine A. M.
The National line steamship Erin, Captain Webster
Will sail tomorrow morning, at ten O'Clock, from
pier No. Al North river for Liverpool, calling at
| Queenstown to land passengers.
The Anchor line steamship Caledonia Captain
Mcdonald, will leave pier 20 North river at twelve NJ
on Saturday for Glasgow and Liverpool, calling at
Londonderry to land passengers &c.
The steamship Atlanta. Captain Dixon, will sail
from pier No. North river at noon on Saturday for
| London direct
The steamship General Meade Captain Sampson
of the Merchants line will leave pier No. 10 North
river at three p. NJ tomorrow for New Orleans d.
| rect.
The Cromwell line steamship Cortes, Captain Mel
son, will sail from pier No. North river at three p
M. tomorrow for New Orleans direct
| The sidewheel steamship San JaclntO, Captain At
kins. will sail at three p M. on Saturday from pier
| No. North river for Savannah, Ca
The Black Star line steamship Virginia. Captain
Kennedy, will leave pier 10 North river at three
p. M. on Saturday, for Savannah, Ca
The steamship Moneka, Captain Marshman, will
sail at four P. M. to-day Friday) from pier No.
North river, for Charleston.
The sidewheel steamship Charleston, Captain j.
Berry, will leave pier No. North river at three p M.
on Saturday, for Charleston, 8. G.
The stock market was strong yesterday, especially
| for Reading, which advanced to 104H. Government
securities were heavy during the morning, but in
the afternoon they were strong. Gold closed at 14o
MISCELLANEOUS.
Advices from Nicaragua state that great dissatIs-
faction existed at the refusal Of the government
fulfil their contract with the Transit Company, and
the consequent withdrawal OF the company's steam
ers The President Of Nicaragua in Difference to this
| public opinion, has dismissed the minister who was
the originator Of the rupture, and 1t is considered
highly probable that the matter will be settled to
| the satisfaction Of the company.
| BY the Cuba cable we have advices from Vera
Cruz Mexico, to the Goth inst. De Castro, the
Minister OF Justice, had insisted on resigning.
Marescal, formerly Secretary Of Legation at Wash
ngton, had been installed as Judge Of the Supreme
Court Rivera had foiled the forces sent against
him by the government.
Senator Henderson, Of Missouri was married at
the National Hotel in Washington, yesterday, to
Miss Mary E. FoOte. The President. General Grant,
Chief Justice Chase, numerous members Of Congress-
two Cabinet officers several army officers and three
OF the Chinese Embassy were present.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has published cir
cuar to the effect that only collectors and their
deputies in the Internal Revenue and Customs De-
partments authorized to collect moneys In those
departments in the name Of the government. Dis
rct Attorneys Inspectors special agents aud others
are not authorized to make such collections.
The President yesterday nominated Henry A.
Smythe, Collector Of the port OF New York, to be
Minister to Austria.
The Georgia Legislature, In consequence of the
passage Of the wholesale restoration bill in Con-
gress, has been called to meet the 4th ult. at
Atlanta.
The Mississippi election has resulted. according to
the reports, in q democratic majority of 5000. Base
frauds claimed to have been perpetrated on the
part of the democrats
A wet dock which has recently been constructed
at Port de France Martinique, opened on the 18th
OF May with imposing ceremonies. The Governor
Vice Admiral and Vicar General oficated.
Mr.. William Faxon the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy has written letter to q Hartford paper in re-
aton to the alleged fraudulent sale or the ironcads
Catawba and Oneota. 1t appears that after VAN
endeavor to get bona 6de bids for the vessels they
were finally sold at their appraised value.
In reply to radical questioners in Norfolk, Va,
Senator Sumner says referring to the eligibility OF
DIR. Bayne the negro candidate for Congress. that he
knows no reason for excluding him from seat and
that his election will be hailed as nna, triumph for
the cause OF equal rights
The steamer Selma was sunk at the mouth of the
Brazos river Texas, on Wednesday, five lives being
lost.
boiler explosion occurred in Stuyvesant, N. Y,
yesterday, by which three men were seriously in
jured.