The New York Herald Newspaper, April 28, 1867, Page 8

OURTS. THE Cc UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT. ‘Whe Case of the Forgery of » Widow's Pen- sien Certiscate—Convictios of the Defendant Steele. Before Judge Shipman. The United States vs. Lucien Brown, Henry Steele, Jr., tnd Others. —Judge Shipman charged the Jory in this ‘ease yesterday morning. He directed the jury to com sider only the sevoud and third counts ip the indictment, ‘and to bring ina special verdict as to each of the de- Sendanis Brown, and Steele, on either count, directing defend- red ‘and Steele not guilty, and on she third jity, Steele guilty, Im charged 1 WUTED STATES BISTAICT COVOT—I ADMIRALTY, Important te Firemen Engaged on Steam , Wreckers. Before Judge Bette, Fn the cane. of William H. Brooks and. amother, vs. the Propeller Rescue, her tackle, &c., Judge Betts yesterday wendered his decision. The plaintifls in the case wero ‘members of the crow of the propeller Rescue, a wrecker, apd claimed to have been wrongfully discharged from eaid veusel, and entered a suit against the owners for a month's wages. Atthe trial of the suit the grounds of ation and defence wete fully reported in the Hxnato. ‘Fhe facts are briefy as follows:—In January last, while ‘the propeller was at anchor at sea, where sbe tat to rescue two light anchors there sunk, FPERETEAELOEEE itt ea pela iil ata | FH : i atl sere 28 4 4 8 n vot actually in charge of the Gres the engine. On this point the testimony id. Judge Betis im bis review of the case weight of the evidence was with the the owners), the libellants being directly Ym the testimony given by them. The libel therefore dismissed. UMITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S COURT. The Prussian Extradition Case—The Charge Against Philip Henrich. Before Commissioner White. Philip Heanch, who is charged with having, while ‘ecting in the capacity of Secretary to the Rhenish Rail- ‘way of Cologne, im Prussia, committed forgeries to the ee Ie wre Padey| brought up peater ae Lapangb, counsel im the United states for Mr. H. D. ‘the Prussian government, conducted the prosecution. Baron Guido von Grabow, the Prussian Consul Gen- ee ee Mr. Charles Webie defended the prisoner. ‘The Vormmiesioner said that, as the room in which the Circuit Court, he would be obliged to adjourn tit Monday at three o'clock. ‘This suggestion met with the approval of the learned both sic be wiched to pat in evidence the Yresident, directing the arrest of the jeble asked fora copy of the docament, and M r. PIE pai nl eats peal eh bin have 6 case was accordingly adjourned till Monday. ‘SUPREME COURT—CWAMBERS. Bllen Gillick vs. Thomas Gillick.—Thie was an action Brought some time ago by the plaintiff against the de- fendant to obtain a limited divorce and alimony, on the @found of cruel and inhuman treatment. The plaintiff, ‘whe is a relative of the celebrated Richard Brinsiey Sheridan, alleges in her complaint that the defendant, Ber husband, and his sister, after several times assault- tag her and treating ber inbumanely, for which the de- fencant was committed to imprisonment by Justice Connolly, turned her and her infant child, at that time @nly a few weeks old, out of his house, and refused to anything to their su when shp was com- to take refuge with her er, Dr. Berard Sheri- of this city. Shortly after the aes of the R gece! - ‘temporary to tl ifr, mivrar speed of the defendant's circumstances in order definitely the amount the court would allow the plaintiff finally. ¢ reference continued for gome nine months, while the defendant was endeavoring he lost all bis Property, when the facts conveyed it to his , Who joi ity towards his wife, The referee's report the of $10 eek, which. the defendant refused to ‘cout yesterday on's mpel the defendant to obey an jer of Ingrabam requiring him to pay the referee’s Decimon reserved. ae ti COURT OF COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS. ‘The Right of the Press to Protection. Before Judge Brady. Mate’ eal. ve. Flanagan ¢ ol.—the plaintiffs in thie @ase, the proprietors of the National Police Gazette, have Gomamenced a suit against the defendants for vending & paper called the United States Police Gasetie, whieh they ideg? to be an infringement of their right, Pending the swt they took out an injunction restraining the de Seah bisa cmon Brady gave his in the case yes- wo Dews- ti i i ; i et i ; 1 d . g H 2& Fee s & : i li i i ie ! ie t i i & ! J i i | sefused to dissolve the injunction. SUAROGATE'S COURT. admitted to prosate during the past week :—David H. Davie, Samuel —& Worms, Sophie J. Kahn, James Gil- Jen, Ferdinand Munster, John Heath, Job 1. Black, James W. Underiil, Elizabeth M. Crowthers, George D. ‘Webber, Danie! Deviim, Danie! Allen, Timothy Collins, Archibald C. Briuan, “aiibart’ De Schwievert, ares Gilroy, ig, Amor J. Williamson, ii; if i t Fa COUNT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS. Before Justices Dowling and Kelly, In this court yesterday there were forty.siz cases pre. sented for trial, inclading seventeen charged with petty Jarceny , twelve, psmauit and batiery; ibree, disorderly house; fout, Graeity to animals; two, violation of the Rucise aw; ‘violation of she Health law; one, viotn. won of the peat Ia; one, ‘Nepal voting, 404 tix wu importance wae the charges 129 Greene street, and Minnie preg Soren =f BROOKLYN COURTS. UMITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT—EASTERM BISTRICT. gine ny more conristed and nt © | FINANCH JAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sazumpay, April 27—6 P. Mm. ‘The gold market has been heavy to-day, in consequence of the improvement in. five-twentics on the London Stock Exchange apd the rumored prospect of a pacific solution of the Luxemburg difficulty. It is noticeable, however, that the bonds were quoted, according to the telegram, a6 723¢ at Fpinkfort on the evening of the 26th inst. againgt 73 a moon on the 25th inst, and this has ted to the ipference in some quarters that five. twenties were manipulated in London with a view to in- fluencing gold bere. This morning it was rumored that they were 7034 in London, while the Fraukfort price later im theday was said to be 72 only. No press tole- gram arrived during business hours to throw light upon these conflicting reports and the abeence of such gave the Dears.an opportunity of manufacturing rumors to suit themecives, The manver ip which the cable is sup- posed to be used to further the ends of a few individuals ig exciting considerable indignation. It is alleged that im not afew instances press telegrams have been kept Dack in order that private telegrams might be sent in advance, After the Gold Room had closed the preas telegram arrived and confirmed the rumor that bonds ‘Bark H.-A Waller (Meck), Mass, Londonderry—Holmboe £00. (rem. Meyer, Naples o Lung &0 4t, Matanzas—J B Ward & Co. ¥ Bulley. ar Se oe Bagemeyer & Douglass, Cadiz—TuI Beattis. Minnedada Be), Don, oo pi —Brett, Bon & Co. Gayenne (Br), Me aariye bux Cayes--Wilson & (Br), Willar, Havana—Russell, Collined Kir. sols Nevonset, Tracy, ‘riniéad (Cuba)—Miller & Hough. Andependence (Br), Hubert, Arichat, CB—Moss & 2 Bre Bmabeoe (Bn), McLeod; Liverpool, Ns—J Leayeralt h Gtenads. WIRY Wervers, sige ata ene has 8 Saige yer jackson’ impson & Cl < Schr Aunie mae toy Went to be commanded ses Whalemen. Bos ‘agtig. Eschol (of Beverly), Cottle, eld at Salem 25th inst fox pipoke®— Apri 20, lat 96722, Ton 73 08, achr Hannah Grants obbins, of and 16 days from Rewourrport eraising. tino, NB, with 100 bbis oll. : Ship Wi marek Sn Ship Ab! vw, «bu PM (by steamer Rapiaan, at New Orleans 2th. Foreign Porta. . April 12—Sld Bepsie North, Foxe, Philadel alae. Pesta caren os S ® SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. Fire Departmens Trouble—The Writ ef Injunction Against the Commiesioners Re- veked—As Amicable Settlement Prebable. Before Judge Gilbert. ‘The argument in the matter of the writ of injunction wae Orr, t i | q S ory) E was to have been heard were 7034 in London, but reporting them atill at M44: % mie EF lly, Herm rom ee aise mrer 2 | ae Pra a toad pes | ee i 1 HF AR | ern Te mearregmi ese Seterimie™ = Soho to ia’ na atest anictattouet, | exeagaaelld ement, at 18734," and gradually decliied . to | May. scuttaigs won ae aareew iets Wheto, Philadelphia—Murray, Fert a alee ee oe Remon mena. A Mr, 136%, after which it recovered to 1: and % "1 131% — finally closed ‘at’ 136% a %. - There was p vory % ios cL. Bi aofive borrowing’ deimand for coin, and were, Mb " 43%. = Of the louder: The export of specie vo-day is to “Me se we em Dave aggregated $627,000, of which the Borussia took $15,000; the City of Baltimore, $350,000, and the Missis- sippi, $208,400—making for the week, $710,307. ‘The daily range of the market during the woek 1s thus a i (DEMAEARA. Apel: Sn port Qétah Banker. Bits, | Yon Sate A Sorel KEKOCK, "iecaloe (a t, Dickinsol Bi Willy Admitted, &e. Betore Surrogate Veeder. ‘The wills of the folowing named partics, deceased, were admitted to probate in the Surrogate's Court of Kings county during the past week:—Patrick Kelly, James McKenna, Jahn Carrol! and Robert Story, Jr., all of administration ‘arrived. us ber gegen eg J @ Baker, Charles- \*Buadennip"Kangaaoe itr) Lochara. Liverpoat Apri} Reahe te ae taints lon @ en tng od 4 poke ship steamer, supposed ibe a EEE cad BH 3 of the city of Brooklyn. Letters 180000 wore also on the estates of the following named Harrie; Liverpool April 14, and rs :—William Hughes, ard C, Mo- 4 i hagas ‘Barnum and rd ——, of the ‘od Passed Belgian ity of Brooklyn; Margaretta K Utrecht, and Sarah in the absence of any accession of outside support a steady rise to any considerable extent cannot at present be expected. The bulls are weak in capital, although they have the advantages of low prices and a large “short” interest on their side, Money, too, remains extremely easy, the general rate being six per cent, with exceptions at five and seven, and in some instances balances are loaned on government at four. There is a moderate bosiness doing in the discount line, and first class commercial paper is in request at 6% a 73¢ per cent, It is estimated that the statement of the asso- ciated banks for the week will show an increase of about $3,600,000 in legal tender notes and the same in deposits, ‘and a decrease of less than a quarter of a miliion in specie. At the first open board yestorday shares were firm. New York Central sold at 983.8%; Erie, 5914 a 34; Reading, 102% a 103; Michigan Southern, 673 8 %: Cleveland and Pittsburg, 71 a 713g; Rock Island, 883¢ a%; Northwestern, 335; do, preferred, 59%; a X%; Fort Wayne, 93%; Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred, 56%. At the first regular board the market continued firm, with a well distributed business in all the leading rail- way shares, New York Central closed % higher than ‘at the same time yesterday; Erie 1%, Reading 13; ; Sto Tat £263, ton 68 38, Passed bark Comms j. (Arr a ‘Savannah JO HERES Rodgers, b, with mdse A Foret Co. aaitines, passed for Havana, and H Livingston, do and Tennyson, Gray w York; Seworthe Ni pereentlee POLICE INTELLIGENCE. Sonpaisx or « Burc.an.—Yesterday morning, shortly Defore one o'clock, as oflcer Lewis, of the Fifth pre- cinct, was on duty, he observed the flash of a dark lan- tern in the basement of store No. 411 Broadway, occu- pied by Messrs. Lewis Lyman & Co, Atthe same time the officer heard a noise in the basement, which aroused bis suspicions that there was mischief brewing. Ac- cordingly he examined the store door, and found that the padlock hed been. removed. He quietly called two other officers to his aid and entered tne store, where they found and arrested a man giving his name as Montague Dean, baving in bis possession a large calico bag containing sixty-eight pieces of silk ribbon, valued at $476. Dean was taken to tho Leonard street police station, and on searching him two skele- ton keys and the keys of ti store entrance were found in his possession, On being questioned the prisoner acknowledged that he had entered the room in which Mr. Lyman was sleeping, at No. 16 mard street, and stolen the keys from under bis 5 was taken before Justice Hogan yesterday afternoon and committed to the Tombs for trial. He is twenty-two years of age, was born in London, Engiand, and lives at No. 15 Lispenard Nelson.) une; bark Ariudue (Ham), Matheson, for NYork. sid Feb: w IRL eiBTua Ca Rerols Bakr, bon, cu ag. $ Haxtrax, April@0—Arr sehr Gen Wi Mann, Philaa| aelphiae Cid Ba ‘Exile, Fanchion, NYork. 1 Livemroot, Arr Killen, Murphy, and Gauss, Wie- | ting, NOrleans; Memory, Hickey, Galveston; Cuban] (s),” Whitburn, Tudor, Wheeand; wi allace, | ro ag ats tee Ny Pete eeicY Menutss, Millar, NYork; Laaeralé tele, do, » ‘Sid hy her Ogre Philadelphia, Ac; City of ia ah Cathy Otten, ‘Baltimore via Bremen; Concordig\| (8), Boston; Belgravia, Orkney, NOrleans; Emilie es Erin (s), Culting, Pe Besuye 3 ih n Sears. Liverpool. $ days, rp (Arr night of 26th.) 7 “Fensen, Bordeaux, 4 days, with maee. to order. Hook, Barstow, Pale: J , With fruit, ioiitinae' ‘Borland. ‘Had strong westerly winds most of the > TriMletti, Palermo, 68 days, 0. ons Pear Anil Tagiania Yor! with fruit, to Manara & Ent out 13th, Cl hinn, Weeks, Boson: aff Brookman, Malaga vis, Gibraltar, 49 . ‘Lime: ; Norton, oa wiih Tadeo F Brewer. “April 14, tothe Cast down Gard . page ent’ Ppl large ship bottom up, and ‘Apri! 18—Arr-W H'Randall, Miller, Bathurst; ge; ‘sent & boat to the ship, a Francisoo. : pes . Marc! ib 6—Arr NYork. i Bs AP en toe do Sedaper Dare, Courehy t i, yr, for i ard, froma. fee fe Phuladelphie 6 days; Glass P Gibbe, Wik Feit y Hiiece eeneducendiveanselal Bese sesbel from Halltax for Rio “7 Miher, Guantanamo, 15 da; = Bar 0. Has been 6 days northot ee york & i ‘Matanzas, April 15—10 port barks HD Stover, and Elbe, NYork next day, — *'Nawro! Boren, FR 10—in port ‘WIE W fortowans * Brig Ignasie (Ital), heav; ‘ageek Bvenin Bark, Sctavcuc.. NYork: | Valencia, for NYork next Presto, 8, with . ” Had (ureNstowy, April 12—Arr. 18th tor Londonderry); 13th. Princess sid uy Geo iW to Gibbons & Ran Dioguardi, Palermo, 112 stroot, Michigan Southern 1%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1%, ¥, pril N° eiccaring, Uestellamare, 71 sacola, Fat ‘Tuner oF Fone_tnx Paina Puraps Guuty.—About | Rock Island 1, Northwestern 1, do. preferred, %, Fort | arte neney: Repnapivania site Agen og Bad een, mith Feat As to 1 aceon Go Had heavy went: | 40u; ea ee aaa pore Sisavor: a year ago Jatins Winbold, a German, twenty nine years | wayne 4%, PaciOo Mall 13, Quickallver X, Weetern | Sissi Penmigivanta Mitirond, 88. Gold 180 sient es: | or the entive passage, ee Odie tee eck idgh Fannin oul of axe, wat in the employ aa porter of Mesera. Julius & | Ynion rolegraph M%, Milwankeo and St Paul prefer- | middling uplands Ficur quiet: sales, $000 ig ugar nndeolancs, 0 Whewolt'e'Go. 2 May wi | aise: barks Aurota (Br) for NYOrk ldgy Mellie abvoit, Jor~ Philip Xarner, fur merchants, doing business at No. 13 | req 3¢. ‘weetern at $14 25 W. ‘quiet; sales 1,800 bushels; ined hlanny DEN & et tom Bees ‘Saaua, April 13-—Arr achr Mary Allerton, Parsons, Bristol, ‘Ac, Montes sboke "scht Jeckson, from Balt: i 7 Bid, 10 miles south of Hatt Tark March 25, Electric, had? consisting of atungles, bakrels, 3 tor 8 Domingo} ARF S abureh. ra tant NE winds: ae 4, brig Camilla, McKenzie, Wilmings , Kingston, Ja, A\ with ‘Arr at Cock oe schr 0, G Tower, Rich, Se contonn k Sot. 5 ee pny 4 3 Chand Turk (a etme day for Inagia , omer), Seamer Manzanie a faNtaizoa, Maroh In port bark Monefactréss, Eldridge, levee Ul tor Nore, ad ‘American, Porte’: 1 "assage, passed ALEXANDRIA, Sori 26—sld steamer Whiriwind, Nor- in the Caicos Big agg Set an Nepeae Pale, prams San, Franciaco, Bol Park place. On or about the 15th of August last the store Government securities were firm. Coupon sixes, of 1881, advanced 34, five-twenties, of 1962, %%; Issuc of: 1865, 34. Tennessee sixes, of the new issue, declined 1%. Missouri sixes advanced 34. Atthe open board at one o’clock the market was steady. New York Central sold at 98%; Erie, 5034 8 5; ing | Reading, 108% » 9%; Michigan Southern, 67%; Cleveland | and Pittsburg, 71% @ %; Cleveland and Toledo, 113%; Rock Island, 885; North Western, 33%; do, preferred, 60%; Fort Wayne, 98%; Milwaukee and St. Paul pre ferred, 58; Atlante Mail, 893% ; Pacific Mail, 128%; ; West- erm Union Telegraph, 30% 240. During the rest of the afternoon there was a good demand for the speculative railway sbares, and at a quarter to six o’clock the follow. ing quotations were current: New York Central, 96 a 3; Erie, 60% a%; Reading, 103% a 34; Michigan Southern, 6334 0 %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 713; a 5; Rock Island, 88% a %} Fort Wayne, 93% a4; North Western, 343 a 3; do. preferred, 59% a 60; Pacific Mail, 1273¢ a 12834; AUantic Mail, 89% a 3; Western Union Telegraph, 3934 a 40; Obio and Mississippi Certif- cates, 23% a 24. Government Securities were firm at the close of busi- ness at the following quotations:—Registered, 1881, 10914 a %; coupon, 1881, 109% a %; 5-20 registered, 1862, 105 @ 10534; 5-20 coupon, 1864, 108% a 109; ‘Torws Istamps—Arr Nelson, Beltiware (and eld 88 Les, Milton, Paes : i i Cienfuegos, 16 \¢ ‘nove. iin company win th es: Se ci me teen ry ie i tbourn: het p, Mr. David Simmnier, a shoemaker, 206 Cranberry street, io court and said that Winhold, who had ploy, haa stolen leather, valued at about $100, from him, made % up inte boots and shoes, which he sold to his (Simnier’s) customers for more than the market price. Caanct or Emuezctewent.—George Gilman, a very respectable appearing map, formerly a bookkeeper in the employ of Messrs. Wade & Ford, doing business at No. 86 Fulton street, was yesterday arrested by officer Leayecraft, of the Tombs Police Court, on a warrant issued by Juatice Hogan, Mr. Wm. F. Ford, of the @ named firm, charges that on the 30th of January, 1866, the prisoner received from John Taylor, express 7 PT) steamer Glaucus, Godfrey, New York; ship . Rogers, San_ Francisco; brig Rounding Billow, Heneeite: eiooners Billow. Me. paoase Lope Haye ten. ‘TIMO] Ay nid bare br Cleta (Br) erate i swith ti woo & to McColl & Frith, Has tt] neal C. th of Hatteras, with NNE winds and thick, heavy weather, nig T itt, Avery, of and from Bermuda, 8 with Sirod don and d posse ‘to Middleton 4 Gor rig Henrie! ice to Geo .s 3 THE WEW STEAMER CITY OF LAWRENCE. The direotors of the Norwich and New York Transpor- tation Company have added another commodious steamer to their line, long a favorite with the travelling public. F Bi ja, 8 days, with Prit passengers, rod 5 “a a Fepringer, Bedford. ear tne (ot B famouth, Vincent, ‘Messina, 66 days, Matters a (Br), ‘Nugent, Para, 27 days, with rubber, to James (i schr Tennessee. ‘MSth—Arr bi on, Cid schrs Phastom ‘Bi i Hs Schr Jensie Carll, Underhill, Yabacoa, PR, 13 days, with heals Gwinn, messenger of Adams Express Company, a con- | 5 99 1 109 £5 8-20 a to BJ Wenberg. Me Fall River; BK vi Teed, taining $56 25, which had been, forwarded to them coupon, 1864, 109 s 44; 6-20 coupon, January | tensively copied. It is that her main hull is b "Eht Richard Hill (of Brookhaven), Huse, “Havana, 22 | ith Morton a yoonnen etland (Wade & Ford) by R. R. Livingetob, of Plattsmouth, Ne- | and July, 107% a %; 10-40 registered, 983; a 4; ahd wabhoontees ange, with 19 Ruel, ins a Kirby a Sid bark Bremen; brig Kate You anaes aod won oll a braska Territory, and feloniously appro) the same tine), Hutch , Manzanil- to his own use without the knowledge or consent of his to Miller & employers. The magistrate committed Gilman to prison for examination. Foraixa 4x Onper vor 4 Rarzoap Ticker.—A man giving his name as Otto Beach was yesterday brought before Justice Hogan on the charge of forging an order for & railroad ticket for West Bend, Wis., and present- ing the same to Mr. Pobble, a ticket agent, at 241 10.40 coupon, 98% a %; August, 7.30, 106% a 4; June, 7.30, 1055; a 34; July, 7.30, 10556 a 3. ‘The foreign Exchange Market was steady at a fractional decline, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1003¢ a 54, at three days, 110% a 34; commer- cial bills, 10834 a 1083¢; frances at sixty days, 5.20 a 5.15, at three aays.5.15 0 5.10; bills on Berlin, 72% a %; on Bremen, 78% a 79% ; on Frankfort, 41.41%; on Amster. 1 Sir'Gem Grant (of Gloucester with frat to Meschtm 4 Parnut. renee Sehr Olive J Tower (of Boston), Rich, Baracoa, 11 days, ‘with cocoanuts, 10 master. Bete arascie brash Bem soh Saar r, Blatchford, Savanna: 5 days, omen, Wikagon mG ay Bisck ‘Diamond, Young, Eilaabechport for Provi- 4 ST, ‘—Arr Ge + 4 Gonaa puitPdephia, “id tith, sake "Mniaes? welewe BUCKSPORT, April 24—6ld brig Volant, Dodge, Cade. nas. CHARLESTON, April 4—Arr 88 Granada, Burnley, New. 3. Murray, NYork; Posh, ber Etat Mid be LB option Soper we April 3—Cld bria Henry Leeds, Whitmore, new ¥, Wrathtingion, ‘Phuadelpbiay sloop T it Bearden, Nicbowt chestnut, &c, the exclusive materials herctofore used in the erection of this class of vessels. Her construction was an experiment, and will undoubtedly prove a suc- He E fs if Broadway. Mr. Pobble, believing the order to be | dam, 40% a41\; on Hamburg, 36 96%: on Antwerp, uine, gave the prisoner a ticket; but, subsequent! Week Ty , se » NYork. Fearatog th ery, the agent tele. | 225 & 6.18%. wiork. Cha pig Randolph, Fresmy, Cardenas, scr" A Set ing that the order was a forgery, Cid. to Dunkirk to have Beach arrested when the American securities and consols were quoted thus in Jones, London on the dates mentioned :— Mining shares were dull but firm. At the first board Alameda Silver closed 10c. ‘higher, selling at $9 05; Con- solidated Gregory Gold 10c., selling at $9. Coryaon was ‘2c. lower, selling at $9. Columbian Gold and Silver ‘sold at $3 26, People’s Gold ana Silver at @5c. At the second meeting, which was informal, there was only a for do; begeeeeenreceete i : Beach Bt fo Dunkirk and brought back to x ¥ > New York. ‘Outing tothe absence ol writneses the ful is ApritL. Aprit 12. Aprit 28 tris esrnard Paling, Day examination was ull this day) mornii United States five-twenties. 75 15 ex div. 69 vaoumss ) fama nasngins, fe (oevaet ets Tome Fre gx Oy 30% weaste Bo HOLE, Apet 96, 7M--Aie, be Alco M (hry Auzagp Conspmacy To Derracp.—The examination % 18% bine! Plow Boy. Boston. town, 18 varus, We fas z We ce for. i of time Was president an combat, and Che a acd v MA i foreign exports in March 1866, 1866 and 1967 McCord, a bookkeeper in the of Mr. Detmold, with having, by mean Of false and fraudulent. satsien, | ‘70% Wis port were valued thus: on defrauded the company out of various sums of 1865. 1866. 1967. Setere - ‘The full particulars of the case have already been pub. | Domestic prod'ce $13,898,665 $29,201,485 $19,670,065 Both inst wither Pat lished in the Herat, and its further ing ‘was | Foreign md’se Sreawen Sarah Jane Vas adjourned over for two weeks. free 221 57,167 31,133 ber way down non, Auueoep Piano Pocxets.—Mary A. Cooke, No. 747 ek ie bef be fot ites cl wiebs pores fn ve the | See 381,913 1,065,089 ‘1,801,141 high tide, ‘Total expor.ts,.. $14,779,626 $24.718,866 $22,306,367 Do. ex. specie... 14,397,713 23,608,817 20,476,226 to start her, Broad Spon rat ster func | Poronsne one enn wth Mahe ep | tas ald va | nhek See ender reason mts jaan pred i were :— 1865. 1966. 1867. Peoria, ave stopping at the Metropoiitan Hotel. Jeaky, i Fouad she mw s woman’ raining down Broceve streot. | Senuaty cs. nc as tel eee actOe SOT | ARSSRAET | pet recent of the Betti army, te shopping at the | Bans LT Binper, which cleared at Portland 3th at 13ers Exegeat? anatataae | , General Gordon Granger and Colonel, McCook, of the | Due Haspra. ot Kingston, is, Mh tet from, ex eek care JW Parte. The , on being brought before Justice eee} caneieinbeines Melee, McKee, Bos } ‘Tefferecn. Marks Police Court Total merch’dee.. $175,656,218 $1 445 $139,967,016 ALBAN ‘M—Are bark Bébsic pay dg he 9 ‘The pares was oubesguvaly ee Specie ..... . Toe ter 4 pthed bare NEW 0! 8, april bark . (ital) He fad gare, ito the oor, “tive Justice remanded the | T0t. for 9 mo,.§204,010,685 $86,318,174 181,008,290 erweca: Washburn, ‘The foreign imports in March were:— will come aod e Viotanion or 4 Hearty Onpixivern—Joba McKeon | Entra for cons’n.. $7. Be. arcane was in Baltimore and John Kenny were doth brought before Justice Led- | Do. for wareh'ng.. Feels #197590 100 * oon res ding, of Baltimore, Hepes Si with, of the Jefferson Market Police Court, charged with | Free goods....... $90,450 1,179,177 ‘923,877 | and expecta to be able to leave for Rome within two Fiolating section muty.thres of the Realth ordinance, ed oe oe 146,867 | weeks, Bishop McGill, of {9 also going to PORT which prohibits the sale of fish from vehicles in the pub: | Total ent, at p't. $16,012,379 $26,204,040 Pome Baltimore for Galveston, with Rockland for NYork; Jane, N Jic streets without having thei Pt P’ 012,373 $26,204,040 $21,512,974 " pa ihe cereen wheat Roving Caole_sptaile removed, W'd'n from wh'se. 6,706,512 7,844,044 "13,818,411 |, Major General emien. United States Army, is at New- me curyayed “A porter eeaee maruiqoe: tt CLS ane <1 . The custom duties collected at New York for the nine vo get the mast out. The vessel in A Jevemie Agxearen—Mre, Nannie Schofield, re- On the 6th instant, im Young presided at the diding at No. 401 West Nineteouth street, appeared be- ‘months ending March 31 compare as follows :— Annoal ference of the Latter Day Binius, Helnsen - i P Couns, of peng pai Mey - hb struck ov the tight 864-5, 365-6. » 1906-7, | Maints, held at Salt Lake city, fama — png fore Jastice Ledwith at the Jefferson Market Police | giz mos, end. Jan. 1.94475 Nee! & sre |. Jan, 1, $24,473,002 65,077,398 or W. W. Leland, of th endowed Beth. | ng maser Court yesterday, and charged James Barker, a lad about | Tn January. bar had foawvare aT a 7 Boia Weet Virginia, WHA the papel ‘scholar- ete team fifveen. years of age, with having on the 27th inst, while | In February. 4,791,247 1: 406,418 saree, them to the Academy in Chester, Vt. showed ridin in one saultine was eae bee In Maron... 5,392,009 11,173,164 11,077,418 | his native fon The scholars are to be selected from ‘Dri ing in value to $17 35. The youth was held to answer. Total nine months. $39,888,086 100,600,281 98,447,056 | One. eval ander en Nowe Fork? ‘the Atceoeo Borenary.—Jobn Harrison was arraigned yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court upon the above charge, preferred against him by Susan Kaufman, 390 Ninth street, Mra. Kaufman testified that on enter. ing the cellar of the above premises carly that morning she ‘and the accused con- The export values are calculated in currency and the import values in coin. ‘The returns of the national banks of the United States for the quarter ending oh the morning of the first Mon- day tn April, 1867, are thus officially epitomized: — i F Mosawood, 1 Hcktordy Dolivers We32 Hutching, Al rans, Sid bark LT Siock~ dt ivania, 8 P M Task: nena o irs Peni sobre Brig i Fil 3 only. Sealed inside, Justice hala him ‘in $1,000 to asrovnces, PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 27, 1867. services of the ‘went to tee ead answer. « $607,124,008 ae St Andi ! Cavener to Asta. —The following !s tho text of a + 19,687,898 New Mewno CuPrER SuIF FoR San Francisco. \ ala cote, Honig, 8 tne, varie gf Peles Ten ton, nto Phiiade! Ree art sehrat C Runyon, Mathis, m4) ty rie. Eligabethport ; si jorthern Light, 1 P n*Faane’N Seyivoar, Norton. do. 3 ; sloope Motto, Searle, and Mary E ayien, Cleared. Ip City of Baltimore (Br), MoGuigan, Liverpool—J Colia (Br), Gleadell, London—Howland & Aspin- Misciveippt, Sumner, Havre—New York and Wilmington, Spencer, Galveston—Williams & Mariposa, Quick, New Orieans—New York Mail Mp Geo Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans—H B Crom San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannab—Garricon mam eee, gre Shek UA aan Rebeces Clyde, Chichester, Winmingten, NC—J many Wertelk, ony Pore and complaint preferred by an officer of the Soventeenth weet ti Coleman & Co's line at pier 11 East River, as the finest addi- i Precinct against Joho Logan Essex Market Police ton lately to our tonnage. She is builton the models of the Mary I, Sutton, Seminole, and former ship Twilight— all wel! known for thetr great speed—and is pronounced by judges to be aa fast She will sail in a few days, Snort Passaga—The clipper ship Seminole, Captain Holmes, belonging to Sutton & Co's California line, arrived at San Francisso on the 25th inst, in 190 days from New York, having beat quite a fleet of vessels which sailed pre. ‘vious to her—some of them from one to two months, answer. STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE. oN Qusnavriwn —The steamer Kangaroo, from Liverpool, gy Ey ai ing, Yorke” ; ‘ork. BALE! ae Basha 2—Art sehrs D B Newco, Newcomb, hit Sharp, Philadelphia. O: sit echre ii Wilsom, Mit, PhliaJeiphia} tl mow. ay asternoon, hed 4 sumber of of oo fund... , City Petet and INGTON, NC, April Old steamehip WP Clyde,” | 3 Powell, NYork: schr Elien Perking, Perkin ward. She wil also be detained Onli Tor tear ote canta F rion | PxicxmanipJobu dts Povey, Waaniggton, DO—Amith PALES: Apr aA cabo Crockfordy Jooes,