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The New York herald., 1868-04-22
CAkhDf.

The Trial of Whelau--Arrest o, the Door
keeper Of the House of C0mmp pms-Isord
MOuck in Judgment Upon MIR. Thornton.
OTTAWA, April q, 1863
The evidence against Whelan who is suspected OF
the murder of DARCY MCGEE, Is daily becoming
strorg,r Since his arrest he has voluntarily made
several important admissions.
Patrick Buckley, the doorkeeper OF the House Of
Commons, has been arrested In consequence OF the
contradictory nature OF his evidence before the police
magistrate. The authorities continue to act with
great vigilance, and inquiry Is pushed In every drec-
ton where 1t may be possible to obtain Information
From correspondence laid before the House yester.
day In reference to the abduction Of Allan Mcdonald
Lord Monck, while acknowledging Mr.. Sewards
courtesy as characteristic Of his conduct on every
occasion In which his Exceency has had TO appeal 10
him, rather snubs the British Ambassador for declin-
ing to accept Mr.. Stewards offer to surrender NC
Donald without giving his Exoellency an opportunity
OF informing him Of all the facts.
Sir John A. Macdonald announced In the House to-
day that the Queen had signifed her Intention to
create Mr.. Cartier Baronet and had appointed Mr.
Langevin Companion Of the Bath.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
cosFlscArsu PROPERTY AND TITLES IN NEW ORLEANS.

[From the New Orleans Times April 1871
For some days past the United States Court has
been engaged in the consideration OF suit brought
by Thomas j. Semmes to set aside condemnation
OF his residence on Annunciatlon street. which was
made during the war under the cOnhscation act.
The grounds in this case were peculiar, the judg-
ment of condemnation having been opened for GER
tain purposes by consent OF the United states Dis
trict attorney and had never been closed. After
long argument, in which Messrs. Semmcs,
Billings and Conrad for Mr.. Semmes Mr..
Mills for the purchaser of the property,
and District Attorney NAPLES for the gov
ernment Judge Dure declared his OPINION that the
sale was illegal The Judgment, however, has not
been formally entered up Meantime, the recent de-
cisions of the Supreme Court IN the case OF the
United States vs.. Armstrong and Union Insurance
Company vs. United States ct al, would appear TO
invalidate all the conscatoin judgments and sales
which were made during the war. The parties whose
property was thus wrested from them are not mac
tive in prosecuting their rights and they wncertany
have the sympathy OF tne whole G c0unts IN every
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
NEW JERSEY.
IIusIsou City.

A Man KILLED ON THE RAILRoAD.-Oscar Sand
ford the well known pigeon shooter, was walking on
ahe track of the New Jersey Railroad, going towards
his residence on the turnpike road Monday even
tng, when he was struck by the locomotive OF the
outgoing Washington train and instantly killed. His
body was not mutilated, but he was hurled several
yards along the side OF the track. Coroner Warren
will hold an inquest tomorrow. Deceased was 1ity
years OF aec and leaves wife and family.
PIcKPocKETs ON THE CITY RArLRoADs.-Two con.
ductors and five passengers have had their pockets
relieved OF various sums Of money within the past
three days on the Hudson City horse cars running to
the Hoboken ferry. Thieves are known to prowl
around the locality, especially on Sundays, when
several squads cross over from New York.
Elizabeth.
TIE wEsrrrELp BOND RoBBERy-vBRDIcr OF THE
JURY.-After q deliberation extending over forty
Two hours the jury in the case Of the westneld bond
robbery came into court yesterday morning and sub
mitted a verdict committing Henry Little, and
acquitting his brother Aaron A disagreement took
place In relation to the other two Andrew Keith and
David Newning.
Newark.
OPENING OF THE ESSEX COUNTY CoURrs.-The April
term OF the Essex county courts commenced yester-
day. After the Grand and Petit Jurors had been
sworn In they proceeded TO their chambers, Judge
Depew having Informed them that he deemed 1t un-
necessary 10 make any special charge, as the calen
ssnc. s5c presented no cases but those Of slight mp0r
INAUGURAL MEETING or THE NEWLY ORGANIZED
BOARD OF TxAps-The Newark Board Of Trade. re-
Gently organized under the presidency o. Mr..
Thomas W. Dawson, prominent leather merchant,
held ip inaugural meeting last evening in
the elegantly appointed chamber selected for
Its use on Broad street. The chief in
teress OF the meeting was very inter-
esttng address delivered by Joseph r. Bradley
in the OF which he faithfully reviewed the rise
OF the commercial interest OF Newark as evidenced
BY ia history from an early period. Besides ~,e
members OF the board, numbering about two hrn-
dred, there were also present overnor Ward, mem
Der OF Congress George A. Tia scy AMI Carries
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IoyDoN MONEY MARKEr.-IOSDoS April 21-5 M
COnsos close quiet and steady at e3s e3Is for both
money and account. American securitles:-Illinois
Cenras have declined u and close at 93h; Eries arc
a fraction higher and close at 48L; United states
live.twentcs close quiet at 70k for the old issue,
FRANKFORT BoURsE.-FRANKFoRr, April 2i-Ever.
inr.--Uned states hve-twenty bonds have declined
6 to-day. but close steady at 75A for the issue Of
1862.
Bourse is lrmer. Rentes have advanced 70 30 francs
35 oentimes, or Is centimes higher than at last re-
port.
2l--5 p. M.--The market closes dull and fraction
lower on American descriptions Though the adj
vices from Manchester are favorable the heavy ar.
rivals have caused an unusual duness In the market
The sales have been only 5000 bales. The following
are the closing MISUNDERSTANDING uplands, 1881.
a 12kd.; mddling orleans, 12hd. i2tsd.
HAvRg COTTON MARKET.--HAvRE April 2f-Even.
inq.-Cotton In sympathy with the Liverpool mar
ket closes dull at O considerable decline in prices.
The following are the closing ngures:-Tres ord.
naire, to arrive l4sf per cwt; good low middlngs,
LivERrooL BREADsruFrs MARKET .-LIvERpooL,
April N--6 p. M.-The market closed quiet and
steady Corn 3os. cd. per quarter for mixed West.
ern. Wheat 1es. I'd. per GENITAL for California white,
and las. Cd. for NO. red Western. Barley So. Id.
per bushel. Oats advanced Id since last report and
GOA lbs. Flour 37s. per bb. for Western canal.
LfvBRPooL. PROVISIONS MARKET.-LivERP0oI,
April 2l--6 r. M.-The market closed dull and IN
changed Beef, 1858. per bbl. for extra prime mess
Pork, s5s per Dbl. for extra prime mess. Lard,
64s. 81. per cwt Cheese 6<s per cwt. for the best
grade OF American ane. Bacon, Aos. per cwt Tor
LIvsRpooL PRODUCE MARxsr.-LrvsRpoot, April
N-5 r. M.-Sugar, 2os. Cd. per cwt for No. u putcn
standard. Rosn 7s. per cwt for common NORM
per cwt Tailow, 4ss. Cd. per cwt. Linseed oil, fSS
per ton. Refined petroleum, 10. Sd. per gallon.
Spirits petroleum, I'd. per gallon. Linseed cakes'
P.rRofsuH MAaxsr.-AxrwrRp April 21.-Petro-
cum Is nominal Ut l2kf. per bbi for standard WniSe
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
The PRESS TELEGRAM.
LondOs Times Special-Dcspatchcs from
General Napier.

Londos Times special-Dcspatchcs from
General Napier.
LONDON, April 2l, 1858.
The London Times this morning has special des-
patch from its correspondent with the expedition in
Abyssinia, who says chat the Goth Of March Gene
raj Sir Robert Napier, with the advance at the
village Of Redea. The weather was cold and rain
was falling. 1t was reported that King Theodorus
had an army Of ten thousand men, and would make
q stand against the British,
Reuters telegram from Abyssinia states that Ma
pier was to make dash on Magdala on the I'd inst.
This afternoon official dispatches were received at
the India ONCE from General Napier dated April 1.
The General reports that on chat day he reached
Abdicom, only thirty miles from Magdala, with the
advance column of the expedition. The rear was
close at hand, and the whole expedition would con-
centrate on the left bank OF the river Jmma. The
Abyssinan King was posted, with his army, on the
BashilO.
News had been received from the British captives.
They continued to be well treated 10y the King.
General Napier says his men are in good health and
spirits.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
ABYssINIA.
SPECIAL TeLeeaAm TO TINE HERALD.

GenereI Napier's DEMONSTRATION >f His
Armv-Nearins MasdaIa-The ChainA' OG
One OF tho caDtlvss. "
QUEsN's HOTEL, LONDON, April q, 1s6s
The latest oficial advices received by the autha
rites here from Major General Napier, commanding
in Abyssinia, are dated to the 1st OF Aprn.
The headquarters OF the General, with the first
brigade Of the army were then at Abdicom ten miles
from the banks OF the yidda river.
BY order the troops were TO concentrate at snday.
on the left bank OF the Jdda point distant twenty
miles from the river Bashilo-an important tributary
Of the Nile-and thirty miles from Magdala.
King Theodorus was in his intrenched camp, stu
ated between the two rivers, but more directly on
the Basiilo river.
Reports from the captives had reached General Ma
pier. All the prisoners were in good health, and
Mr. Rassam, one Of the first seized, had had his
chains struck OF by royal order.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Election Commenced-NegrOes in WiIming-
ton Voting the Conservative Ticket-The Ieo-
suit So Far in Newbern and HOrehcad City.
WMMINGToN; April 2l, 1865.
The election commenced this morning. The day
passed on without the slightest disturbance. The
approximate vote Of four wards In this city for the
constitution 200 against 67o The vote at Weldon,
Halifax county for the constitution Is 294 against ST.
Some negroes voted tho conservative ticket I'm this
city. The whites generally vote on the second and
'hird DAYS while the negroes make the greatest
In Newbern the vote to-day for the constitution
WA 1850; against the constitution, 200. The full
neg 70 vote was polled There was no disturbance.
In Morehead City the republicans are Is ahead.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22

expression to ito 9st dramatic snS passiosato Kind
OF music.
This eyonlnp Miss Fnrny Jananscfsek the cole
brated Cerma, trao(den,> @, will commence series
OF farewell performances AZ the Academy OF Music.
She VIII appear IN Elizabeth, Nary stuart fhedrs
we west and East has been ono OF Unprecedented brii
uancy and success.
:. At the second grand Easter concert at SteiGNay
Hall one Of the features OF the programme was tho
admirable baritone voice OF Sgnor Ardasant In sSe
operate norceau1 which he sang every note evint2S
true artist
Chanfrau did we'll in New Haven on Friday
Tne kichngs English opera troupe are al Lnc Phil
adelphla Academy OF Music this week.
- barton Hu viii be tho leading man. at the Arch
:. The Philadephiahs say that the drama Of "Pau-
!lne" Is fearfuly ana Wonderfully made. There are
to9 ,y many ingredients In It for ones peace OF mind
POISON, pistols, arson, love- murder, mystery, de-
moniac 'hal has ~ bandits, subterranean chambers,
dungeons, secret passages. and blood may be found
In 1t In unstinted quantity
Mrs Golden appeared inthe "wept Of the wishton-
Wish" In Evansville, on the 10th inst.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
CALF ORNiA.

The Academy Of Eciences--The Bark Zephyr
Aloat-The Earnings Of the Central Pacific
Railroad.
SAN FRANCISCO, April II. 1868.
The California Academy of Scnces have adopted a
report ccnsuring In strong terms the last Legis-
lature for abolishing the State Geological Survey
without a provision even for the obligations already
incurred.
The bark Zephyr, reported ashore in Boundary
bay, has been safely noated With a loss OF a small
portion OF her cargo.
The annual report OF the Central Pacific Railroad
shows the earnings fron all sources for ls67 10 be
nearly si,5OO,O00
s2 40 "a 81 10 for good shipping. Legal tenders,
The New York herald., 1868-04-22
S I. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Another Ineisectuar Attempt to Launch the
MOnongahela-The Plata Ahoat-Kins Chris
tian IX.'s Birthday.
HAVANA, April 81 1868.
Our latest advices from st. Thomas To the 10th
Inst. third attempt to launch the American man.
oi-war Monongahela had been made, but 1t proved
q weak One
The British mail steamer Plata Is again ahoat She
sustained no damage and was lit to SAIL on the 4th
inst.
The birthday of the Danish King April g. was cee-
brated by grand lcv6e and sautes from the naval
and land batteries.
The New York herald., 1868-04-22

A lIEw Route TO CHICAGo.-Mr. William A. rhom-
son, PRESIDENT af the Erie and Niagara Railway Com
pany addressed the Board OF Trade In Buiiao en- she
10Th inst in regard to the Importance OF establsh.ng
another link in the great chain OF commerce besweeu
Chicago and New York, generally Understood as the
Buffalo aud Detroit Air Line, through Canada Ihe
Board passed resolutions endorsing the pro(ccS anu
promising 1t generous support IN trade anu TRAFFIC
The proposed road s said To I've thirty miles shorter
between New York and Chicago than over the New
York Central via roiedo, twelve miles shorter and
two hours less than over the Great Western OF Canada
and the New York Central; fOrty-six miles shorter
than by the Erie via Akron and Toledo, anu seven
teen miles shorter than the Catawissa road VIA En-
porium aud Buffalo