The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-12

81 Mo.sE Feb IL, 1886.
Arrest q Nsw York Robber-BurgL ws -arriued-Mar
riage in High LJe-FSte by the Board Of Brokers' The
Notice The Weaiher-- Stock Board, Markets, DC.
An impotlnt arrest was made yeste. day by officers
Zell Ridgley Co.. in this city, Of calling himself
JOS Wilson, but known by the aliases of Lswis
ton charged with hs ing in connection with two others
named John Clark and VIM. Wilson, ente rcd the store
OF Messrs Draper Richards jew elers No. 25 Maiden
lane, New York, in October last broad day and hav
ing tied the boy in attendance, robbed the store of
variety of articles They also charged wit sundry
other burglaries both in New York end this ity On
the examination before Justice Gray the prisoner was
committed to await requisition from the Govs of
New York. Clark. of the parties has been already
tried and convicted in New York, upon the above and
other charges and sentenced to the penentiary for IL
years and six months. Our officers entitled to great
credit in eectng this arrest the accused is repre-
sented to be man Of desperate character He conssses
rest and seems quite to anticipate his conviction
Quite number Of burglars are now in this city, on
their spring campaign and several robberies have al
great wedding took place in high life, yesterday,
which attracted more attention than any similsr
Solomon ien. who. like his great namesake has seen
something OF he world and its vanites. and Miss Emily
ODonnel daughter of Gen. Columbus o Donnell They
were married in the Cathedral at u O'Clock M in pre-
sence several thousand the vast edce being
ana to sd
hundred invited guests and everything passed of like
marriage bell.
The board of brokers, yesterday, gave grand blow
out, the occasion Of taking possession of their
in the Franklin building. The bulls united harmo.
nously with the bears" and everything passed of in
The news from Washington continues to attract great
attention here though 1t is generally understood
that the suppressed portions of Mr. letter con-
tain strong evidence Of the desire Of British
ment to settle the Oregon difficulty amicably with the
assertion by Lord Aberdeen, that would no way re-
gard the passage ofthe resolution for giving notice
as offensive to the British government. Why President
Polk should hsve withheld this from Congress- will /
suppose be explained, though looks very much like an
effort to create panic.
The weather again quito sharp though it still seems
! to be quite unsettled
/ Srocx AND MoNEY MARxEr.-The Oregon correspond.
ence came upon the stock market clap thunder
and the passage Of the notice bill in the House by vote
three to has rendered its adoption certain in the
Senate State and city loans have rerograded several
per cent with large sales There but little DISPOSE.
ton manifested to operate at the Board yesterday but at
reduced rates. The bids for City per fell of
per cent Mondays Sales and 81 per cent on Satur
days sales, and closed OF 93} offered 94} asked For
State per cents 73} bid few buyers 74 asked being
decline Of 81 on Saturdays prices Sterling SIS bid;
SIS, al asked-no buyers
TuE MARxErs-No transactions of nome mt have taxi
place in the flour market for days Small sales of
Howard street. good mixed brands made from store
Yesterday at 81 and lot of choice brands at 81 s7k
Holders generally ask - SIT The last settlements for
receipts were at 81 62i g. No transactions in CITY
Mills; holders in some instances contend for IS without
finding chasers Last sales Of rye flour at 81 per bbl
Sales OF whiskey in barrels being made al IS
cents and OF hogsheads at "a cents per gallon The
article Is in good request.