The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-06
according to the dispatches Of yesterday. continue
favorable for the troops.

according to the dispatches Of yesterday. continue
favorable for the troops.
Miscellaneous.
The latest phase OF the famous whiskey fraud case
is letter to Judge Fullerton intmating to him that
he cannot be paid out OF any appropriation or fund
In the Treasury for any legal services he may render
In the prosecution OF the cases which Buckley has
heretofore been investigating. This letter Is SAID 10
have been written by Secretary McCnoch Tor inc
purpose OF tntimidating Judge Fullerton although
no signature Is attached. The President mas large
lot Of documentary evidence before him. and II Is
said intends to spare no official implicated, however
high his once.
Dispatches from Georgia state that the negroes
threatening Savannah were again assembling.
They q armed with United States muske's INC
excitement among the citizens isunaDated.
General Candy IL to relieve General Reynolds VINO
win then resume command OF his regiment at Aus
tin, Texas.
we publish elsewhere to-day full mail details OF
the great earthquake in San Francisco.
The City.
There was quite lively meeting last evening Of
the union Republican Central Committee Action
was taken to investigate alleged frauds In the late
election in this city. proposition to reorganize the
party through the mediation Of the State Central
Committee was voted down. Regarding arrange
TO the Executive Committee
AT meeting OF the Union League Club last even
Ing the naturalization frauds at the late election
were discussed, and resolutions offered by Mr.. Gree
ley for the appointment OF committee to take
measures to investigate the matter and requesting
John A. Grisw0ld and his associates to contest the
election OF Hoffman were adopted Mr.. Griswold
was present, but inquiry OF him to his inten-
ton to contest the election was rejected by the
meeting
In the Chamber OF Commerce yesterday the report
OF the committee on the proposal OF Street Commits
soner Mclean was adopted. 1t favors the appoint
ment Of one person each by Mclean, the Citizens
Association and the Chamber of Commerce to inves-
tgate the charges recently made against the Street
Commissioner by the Citizens Association.
In the Supreme Court General Term, yesterday,
the injunction In the case OF D0an against the
Mayor and Commonaty, enjoining the execution OF
contract for the paving OF Seventh avenue. from
Fourteenth street to Fifty ninth street. with Stafford
pavement was argued on appeal from an order of
continuance. Decision reserved Two interesting
cases in which objections made TO assessments
rreguary levied real estate In this city were ar
gued and the objections sustained.
Judge McCunn yesterday discharged the parties,
about twenty-seven In number, who were committed
by Judge James on election day for alleged illegal
dsposes OF the question as TO the validity Of the
commitment and embodies copy of the rather pc
culiar instrument.
w. w. Kinney, man said to be worth $3.50, 900,
was sentenced by Judge Bowling yesterday to two
months in the Penitentiary and to pay fine Of fifty
dollars for an unprovoked assault Judge Aker In
q street car.
Judge Bowling yesterday gave notice that he
would hereafter hold Official intercourse with
superintendent Kennedy except through the District
Attorney, rs no had insulted the judiciary of the
city.
The Metropolitan Fire Department will parade to-
morrow and be reviewed by Governor Fentoa.
The Imam line steamship City Of Antwerp, Cap
tain irehouse, will leave pier No. As North river at
one r. NJ. tomorrow Saturday for Queenstown and
Liverpool The European mails will close at the Post
ONCE at twelve NJ 7th inst.
The National line steamship Pennsylvania, Captain
Hall. will sail at eleven A. NJ. Saturday, 7th inst,
from pier No Al North river, for Liverpool calling at
Queenstown 10 land passengers
The steamship Britannia, Captain Laird OF the
Anchor line, viii leave pier No. 20 North river at
twelve NJ. tomorrow Saturday for Glasgow, touch
| ing at londonderry to land passengers, &c.
The Merchants' limo e.oamehip General Meade, Cap
tain SAMPSON will sail from pier No. IL North river
at three 7. M on Saturday, It'll nst for New Orleans
direct.
The stock market closed In a panic yesterday.
Government securities closed weak after u heavy
| decline. Gold closed at 1921 1926.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General 8. X. Dawson. OF Pennsylvania; Judge ].
l.. Jcwett, OF Ohio; Congressman W. II. Barnum, OF
Connecticut, aud W. X. Miner OF Detroit, at the
st. Nicholas Hotel.
General yickers, OF the United States Army: Ma
thaniel Mckay, of Boston. and DIT. Wheeler, OF
Philadelphia are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Marshall Jewett. OF Hartford; w. Williams OF Buf-
fao, and II. Ames, OF Massachusetts, are at the Fifth
| Avenue HOTEL
| Rev. Richard Temple, OF New Windsor. ana Rev.
II. II. sherman, OF New York, are at the Brevoort
House.
Mons. A. Berghman OF tho Belgian Legation. and
Baron Reubel, OF Philadelphia, at the New York
Hotel.
Colonel r. NJ. Averill Captain Winants and Lieu
tenant potty, OF the United States Army; J. v. Gil
lespie OF Missouri, and Commander ]. II. stebbins
OF the United states Navy, at the ST. Charles
Hotel.
III. b. Stanton OF New York; II. g. Cogswen and
A. s. Hays of saratoga, are al the st. Julien Hotel
S,..l,u Iudepeude uce-The Naval Exu.dssjcv,