The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-06-23

nesday) ct four p. N. for Liverpool, calling ct
Queenstown TO land passengers. aa 's r8l s aess
the Cunard steamship Australastan. Captain Nc
Micken, will leave Jersey City about min, O'Clock TO-
morrow "wednesday morning for Queenstown and
Liverpool.
The steamship Mississippi. Captain slocum. viii
sail for Rio Janeiro and intermediate ports, via st.
Thomas, at three p. NJ to-day TUESDAY. from pier
as North river. ,-..- -a-S.
The steamship Virgo, Captain Deaken, will leave
pier 10 East river at ten A. M. to-day for Havana,
Ssa and Vera Cruz. rcerrsIs r-f1r
The steamship Leo Captain Dearborn, will leave
pier l6 East river at three p. N. tomorrow WED
nesday) for Savannah, Ga.
The stock market was strong yesterday. Govern
ment securities were active and buoyant. Gold
closed ut l401S. - f..r..s. vi satfs
The market for beef cattle yesterday was depressed
BY the large offerings. amounting to 27oe head. and
prices were lower fair to prime steers selling at l6c
l7c., inferior to ordinary lac. l5hc. and few
extra at l7Ac. 17kc. At these quotations the
market closed weak, with several lots unsold Mich
cows-while Inferior and common COWS were in slow
demand and heavy at $50 s6s fair to extra were In
moderate demand and steady at $40 $40. Veal
calves were passaby active and steady at l2c. Q
12hc. for extra, lie. 1Hc for prime and &c. l0c
for common to good. Sheep were quiet. but rather
more steady, at 7Ic. SC. for extra, &c. for prime
&C. exc. for common to good and SIC. Axe. for
inferior Lambs were lower selling at &C. q dc,
according to quality. Swine were In fair demand
but with liberal offerings prices were lower at 9ssc
914c. for prime, csc. 9hc. for fair to good and
&C. exc. for common. The total receipts for the
week were 624S beeves, 1913 cows, 2,lol veal calves
Is lO2 sheep and lambs and Is, 755 swine.
MISCELLANEOUS
The case of John H. Surratt was called in the Crim
nal Court at Washington yesterday, Judge Wylie pre-
siding. The District Attorney presented the new in
dictment charging him with conspiracy, and an
nounced the government ready to proceed. The
prisoner pleaded not guilty. Mr. Merrck, his cOun
SELL insisted that he should be tried on the first in
dctment for murder, ordered by the court but
the District Attorney expressed himself not ready to
proceed. The court then discharged Surratt on that
Indictment motion to proceed with the trial on
the new indictment was made and the case was con-
tinued until Monday next. The prisoner was then
discharged on $40, bail.
william NJ. Evarts has been nominated for Attor-
ney General by the President.
The steamer Mary Powell ran into and sunk the
schooner Matthew Vas ar on the Hudson, OF Butter
Hill, yesterday morning. boy, the son Of the cap
tain Of the schooner, was drown ed.
lfeb Dat built on new plan and intended to
cross the Atlantic was upset on trial trip on Lake
Michigan, of Chicago yesterday and three Of her
passengers were drowned
Advices from the plains contain accounts Of more
Indian outrages. The Sioux are depredating near
Fort Benton, and band Of Santees were whipped
near Fort Barthold last month. Large bands Of
friendly Indians were encamped near Fort Rice
awaiting the Peace Commissioners.
Marshal Kane, formerly of Baltimore, publishes a
card IN which he denies that any plot was ever on
foot to assassinate President Lincoln on his trip
through that city to be inaugurated ana that he
(Kane) had made full arrangements to show him
courtesy during his stay there.
The trial Of Whelan, accused Of the murder Of
Darcy MCGEE, will take place September 2.
match game Of base bali was played at Miwau.
kee yesterday between the Atlantic Club of Brook
| Ign, and Cream City Club, Of Milwaukee, which re-
suited in victory for the former by Of sixty
| seven to thirteen.