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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
Williamsburg CITY News.

ROBBERY The house of Mr. B. Schiehlien, No. Is Ia
iayeue place, between South Sixth and soutL Seventh
streets, found &c have been entered about O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The family of Mr. Schiellen has
been broken up for time owing to the illness Of his
OF August. great portion Of the valuable property
about the houEe had been l. but room occu
pied by lady by the name Of Thompson contained all
her most valuable prop ry. discovered by Mrs.
the purpose OF removing some trunks She experienced
difficulty In gaining admittancc, but eventually
ceeopg discovered that nearly every door in the house
had been forced and the completely ransacked
OF sivc ware and dresses. Officer Minor Of the Fifth
district examined the premises and discovered that the
robbers must have gained admission through the scute
which had been forced, and from which ready access
could be obtaned through the neighborrg unoccupei
houses No clue 10 the robbers could be obtained. IL s
impossible ut present ascertain the amount stolen but
II 10 OF considerable value.
ALLEGED SEDrcTioS.-A young German woman, named
Phop9na Schied, entered a complaint before Justice
Feeks yesterday, charging Carl Edel with having Sc
duced her. under promise o. marriage some time about
the LIST OF August last Defendant having recently
red another person. induced her 10 prefer the charge
The matter will 90 Investigated this morning.
JUVENILE yAGRANrs "A party Of five email boys were
brough before Justice Garry yesterday morning having
been found proving around the streets at night without
sheer. They were sent 70 jail for five days each.
TnrRTExyrH WARD DEMOCRATIC cIrn-rhis club held
meeting on Wednesday night al which resolutions were
passed 10 join Ia the denomination at Poughkeepsie
the lst They win proceed shere in Q few days.
FREMONT BANNER RAisyG-Thc Republican Club OF the
Fourteenth ward raised beautiful Fremont and Dayton
banner in front OF their hail. No. % Grand street. ias.
ESQ, OF Massachusetts,, and others. The meeting was
very enthusiastic.
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Police Intelligence.
WIFE DEsERTToN by BOSTON TAILoR-A RUNAWAY
mATcH-PuRsUrT AND CAPTURE.

WIFE DEsERTfoS ny A BOSTON rAILoR-A RUNAWAY
mATcH-ruRsurT AND CAPTURE.
A few days ago a Boston tailor. named Patrick Hag.
geriy, took into his head TO runaway with Of bis
sewing srls, named Hannah Mcclure and came to this
CITY Tor the purpose Of spending the honeymoon Tns
wife a the dealer in coats and pants much distressed
Consequence Of the act or dcseton and caused her
daughter, Mary, 10 pursue The pair The latter suc.
ceec,d discovering the whereabouts the guilty pair
and boldly upbrsded her is,hsr for hs unnatural
Duct and entreated him 10 come back 10 hts home but
be would not listen 10 her. Mary then dctcrri ned 10 get
possession Of 81 eco which she knew her father hal in
his possession. she succeeded in accomplishing the
'ssky and was about 10 return 10 her mother when
she was arrested ON charge VI larceny and locked
~ We sreosya rr.an Inc money was returned % Mr.
rated from durarce vile. But the taiors misfortunes
bad onl, Jus, commenced scarcely bad nc got safe 20.
session Of bis money. when again II vanished from hs
view and paved INTO the hands OF some person unknown
10 him he suspected, however, that Hannah the
nsIy he had her arrested on charge Of grand larceny
friend Of the prisoners, named Barney McCabc, was
aso taksn INTO custody, on suspicion Of being implicated
10 the ROBBERY All the parties appeared before Justice
Osborne yesterday when the injured wife arrived lust in
time TO view the scene The meeting Of the husband aud
VIE under the peculiar circumstances which surrounded
the case may be better imagined than described The
magistrate determined 10 lock IN all the parties until he
could m'ke proper examination into the merits Of Tie
Aiireip DISHONESTY o. Donrsrc-A woman named
Kate Joyce, domestic at the house or Mr. George Tee
NO a. hshih avenue, was arrested by Lieut. Hail. Of
the Iwenty second ward police charge or grand
nv preferred aeanit her by her employer The accused,
alleged, arose from bed very early hour on Tues
DAY morning last and gathered what valgabes were In
the house consisting Of gold watch sic ia bank bills
maize Der escspe from The premises The accused was
eaugp, on her retrrn 70 The CITY, and beng taken be-
Iore Justice lawson she jefferson Market Police Court
she was committed for trial The mother and brother OF
the prisoner, also man named Moorey were arrested
on suspicion OF being implicated with Kate in the above
larceny portion Of the stolen property has been 70.
covered from pawn osce.
COMPLIANT snesxp.--7Se complaint OF Elizabeth KaI.
scr, OF 1873 varck street, against Madame Resel for
ABORTION, made In the month o. August last was upon
examination, dismissed and the rom ainant discharged
from further attendance in The mater.
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The Turf.


The event Of yesterday on the Fashion Course was
three mile between Mr. Gibbons ch. T. Miss Julia
and CD m. Ellen Baseman. Julia won the race In two
straight heats This the very beat race Of ne meet
ing, and seemed to please all who witnessed Il. Mr.
Gibbons mare seems TO be possessed Of very lasting
qualities and from her vigorous running yesterday we
should judge that she will make very fair four miller
We have little room to spare for further remarks and
viii merely that Miss Julia could lead whenever she
thought proper in the race, and very handy. The
following is a summary
FASHION COURSE, L. THIRD DAY, THURSDAY Sept. 3d.
Jockey Club purse, $780, three mile heats.
W. d. Gibbons nsmed ch I. Miss Julia, by imp
Gencoe, out OF Sale Ward, ears old $500. /
NIB Young named ch. m. Ellen Baieman, by
imp. Trustee yearssol .................... 2
Time, 5:b3-5:56.
To-day Is the four mile day, which ia always
sdered the great day Of the meeting There will also
one mile For the four mile race there are four
entries, viz. philc, Logan, One Eyed joe and Ellen
Bateman.
In the mile race three will contend, viz -Roxana,
Rosabel, and Charley King No doubt crowd will DO
in attendance TO witness the sport.
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GoRr-KrTTERuFr ON Wednesday, Sept. "a By the
Rev. John c. Guldn. AUGUSTUS FRANCIS GORE 10 MSS Ca
IBARIsE KuTTERUfr. all Of this city.
BowIN-FAyE.--In Brooklyn Thursday morning,
Sept g. by the Rev. Dr. Pse SYDNEY W. BOWEN, OF Ber-
lin, Md, TO ELLEN LOUISA, daughter of James Faye, Esq,
Of Brooklyn.
PouSD-BLooM.--In Brooklyn, on Thursday, Sept IS,
by Rev VIM. W galloway, Mr. L. POUND, Of Psinfeld,
y. j. 10 NARGAKBT daughter Of George Bloom, ESQ., OF
Brooklyn.
Salem Mass, and Portland, Me-, papers please copy.
CKERRoCKER-HuTcHinsoS In Williamsburg, on
Wednesday Sept "a at Il Marks church, by the Rev.
5. b. Haskins, HERMAN ksEcKExBocKER, Jr., OF Daven-
port Iowa. JENNIE L. eldest daughter Of Oliver Hutch
nsop, of the former place.
PARKs--SPRAGUE.-In Christ church, Hudson, ~ ", on
Tuesday morning, Sept 20, by the Rector, Rev William
Mass, TO SARAH A., only daughter Of Silas sprague, OF
Hudson.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURSDAY, Sept 25-8P. N.
The stock market opened weak this morning. far as
prices concerned. In Erie, Reading and Cleveland
and Toleda there immense amount OF business,
principally at lower prices. The sales OF Reading at the
first board up between and thousand shares
At the board Delaware and Hudson declined x per
cent; New York Central 70; Cleveland and Toledo. Il;
Michigan Southern, Il; Reading, l; Chicago and Rock
Island, "a hudson River Railroad, a. New York Cen
trail Railroad opened heavy, and closed heavier The
market was much depressed by the complexion OF
the foreign financial Gdvces received by the Canada al
Halifax. decline of per cent in consols In about
three days shows stringency in the money market far
beyond that anticipated The bankers rats of interest
in London WAS Al per cent, and We have no doubt
detailed reports Of the stock market will show
the rates at the Stock Exchange TO be 8 a
5h cent. The steady drain upon the Bank OF Eng
land for bullion for shipment TO the Continent and TO the
East, has created good deal of apprehension IN
financial circles This with the scarcity Of money In the
principal European markets. and the general advance in
the rates Of interest, has seriously alarmed English
capitalists. There apprehensions that the Bank o.
England may put up the rate of interest half per cent
or So as a conservative With this state OF things
In England look for any important accession
of foreign capital but the contrary activity in
mttanees from this side not generally anc pated The
financial by this arrival decidedly bad and
incline the opinion that they but the forerunner
Of much There is destined TO be regular smash
up the Continent in the many wild speculative projects
Of the day, and then may look for pretty serious
tmes.
After the adjournment of the board the following
sales stocks bonds made at auction by A. H.
Ncolay:-
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IKKSfuN, ". D., sept 20, 1000.
Thee State Convention assembled here to-day.
\ way attended. Hon. Joseph =. Randolph was
elecsclncnt President, with Vice Prcsiden. from
each and Secretary from each district in the
State. i,ions were passed strongly opposing fusion
with cthe other parties. The following electoral
tictet.sen:--
Etc, Ldyge-C Commodore Stockton ami Peter J.
Clark.
D6ttms--First district, Joscoh Porter; Second,
Joeephndolph; Third, VIM. r. Robson; Fourth,
Cornei Wrinkle; fiftb, silas Condcs
n,ting was also held here 70 day, which wa
eloqu idressed by Commodore Stockton, Judge
Rsndcam Keichum and VIM. Alexander, OF Mary.
land.
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City Politics.
THE MUNICIPAL PERFORMERS.


meeting Of The old Municipal Reformers was held last
evening" for the purpose of dominating candidates for
Ma! and other municipal officers. They did arrive
at any definite result but Is understood that they
10 favor OF Judge Whiting, of the Supreme Court, for
Mayor
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION FOR THIRD DISTRICT.
The Democratic Nominating Committee of the Third
Congressional district met at the Fifth Ward Hotel last
evening for the purpose Of choosing candidate but
some reasons the matter post ooned until next Fri
day, the Sd proxmo
ASSEMBLY.
The nomination Of an Assenblyman in the Third dis
Tict also met at the Fifth Ward HOTEL but adjourned
without making any nomination In the Thirteenth dig
trict Arthur Wood was nominated for Assembly.
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'HMApELPnA STOCK BOARD.

TNADELPHtA STOCK BOARD.
PHftApBfriuA, sept Is, 1855.
auill Pennsylvania Sc, IS; Reading Railroad,
az; Land Railroad, l7;. Morris Canal, 49,; Penn.
syivzslroad, 40.
NEW ORIgsSs Sept. ~, 1866.
cusales 10 day, 400 bales at steady prices Sugar
sel W. Corn advanced &c white quoted al Csc
yel b, Cotton frcghts 10 Liverpool Is 32d.
NEw ORLEANS Sept rs. 1855.
G. tssles 10 day. 1900 bales: prices are &C.
\ &c or, and the market closed with an improved
scnSc, mittiine, lis 1850. Flour hal declined
Is cdrocprg. Frcghis have slightly advanced
cotton liverpool, I'd.
AfRtyY Sept. IS, 1858.
wbs Eaes 4, GOO bushels, at 81 so for white Casa.
dian Coz red Western. Barley lower. Sales 3, geo
busbot var ioved al 81 q, and 4 500 bushels two
rovedot ' at 81 20. whisSey, 36hc.
B,FFMc, Sept. rs, 1856.
rlo,eban yed; sales 800 bbls, at s5 So IL for
OooS ons,n and Illinois; ss 20 a SO Is for ,'boice
0bo hsan a nd Indiana; 90 81 % so for extra do.
wbo,a ede be, ter; sales 1000 bushels at 81 III
n 10 = Ch,cas, spring 81 le for common Mlwauki
club Al so or red Michigan and Illinois 81 SIX
for wfficbirap: IS for white Canadian: 81 40 for
wh,tenois Corn smer sales 40, 900 bushels AT SOC
ats steady saes IA, coo bushels at 800 Barley
saneles g. 600 busheis, d 81 e. Canal freghts 70
New k-l7 Hc. Tor corr and 22c for wheat. Receipts
5r IA hours up to noon to day-1,f5 bushels ilou..
rs 0<,e. wheat; 1885, Ts do. corn 1883 do oats.
Anskpsrts In same time-5s2,eTi bushels wheat;
o., 2de. corn, and ., 200 do cats.
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ALBANY, Sep. rs, 1865.
be Young Mems American Convention held in this
si 10 day was perfectly successful and imposing de-
unstration. The procession formed at O'Clock,
comprised delegations from all parts Of the State
~ York. Kings, Queens and the river counties being
vi represented. Eight hundred members of the Young
Ms American Clubs OF New York and Brooklyn were
psent When the procession marched there could not
he been less than forty thousand people in the streets.
Eat bands Of music dispersed through the pro.
eson and Of banners bearing patriotic and poll
~ devices were displayed. The Convention was
h< in large l,t on the Troy road. The
mo stand splendidy decorated with flags
N banners. In front sat thrty.one girls, dress
edn white, and bearing trcoored hags, to repre-
sethe various States Of tho Union. In the procession
ihoccupied handsomely decorated carriage, bearing
II OF Brooklyn, called the convention to order. The
HNaer Hu.chins, Of New York, presided. Speak
insk Place from four or five stands different parts
eliot which covered for several acres with peo
plsdmund Cooper, of Tennessee, E. o. Perrin and
Ga Aurelian Copkling were among the speakers.
1hyerc Vice Presidents from every county Of the
6saGrea enthusiasm was manifested, and a grand
sorht procession takes place this evening
y the evening new delegations Of Americans ar
rvseing the number in the tor Oh light procession
70 double that which composed the afternoon
ahahe scene exceeds anything Of the kind ever
befrnessed in this city. The street, are densey
Pacnh spectators
Acratc meeting ia also in progress tonight at the
Cayand is largely attended.
II likewise a large Fremont meeting in Van
Wa6 tert.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-26
United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Retts.

THE SLAVE CAsE-DtFESDANT DISCHARGED.
slit. 26.-ln the OF Mr.. lie Cunha Refs, charged
with fitting out the SLAYER Ava ut the port OF New York.
the jury having retired yesterday for me sent
to the Court stating that they likely
agree,
Tho Judge ordered them to remain In dclbcraon and
10 bring In a sealed verdict.
AZ about O'Clock they agreed aud this morning rem
dered verdict Of not guilty. Mr. Refs then dis
charged.
RESISTING AN OFFICER.
Edward H. Brown pleaded guilty 10 q charge OF resist
Ing Mr. Horton, Of the United States Marshals on
GERS In the execution Of bis duty Sentence deferred
with liberty 10 the accused 10 put In adavlts In miga
ton.
No other business being ready, the adjourned
Friday morning. at IL o'clock
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The coupons Of the Catawissa, willampori and Erie
Railroad Company, due August 1856, will continue 10
be paid the Bank OF North America In this city, until
solb ns and will after that be only payable at the Office
oftbc q the company i3l Walnut street, Phla
delphia.
The coupons Of the second mortgage bonds OF the VIII
Transport aud Emira Railroad Company will be paid
presentation at the Task Of North America, New York
and a, the ofce OF the company, 13i Walnut street,
Philadelphia.
Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale Of bonds and
stocks will akoipace TO Friday at hall past II
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
We understand that Messrs. Gibct a wetheriil have
served notice upon the fennsylvanis and Lehigh Zinc
Company end taken possession Of the compauys works
at Bethlehem, for manufacturing zinc on their
count the remainder OF the term OF the contract
twelve ycarsapd have attached all the eOmpanys pro
perty in Philadelphia on acclaim for oxide Manufactured
aud not paid Tor.
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Esl Demonstrations at Easton, Pa.

EAhIoN sept 20, 1000.
Thnore meeting tonight In our square, was
Vie Injecting they have had this campaign. Col
eAmte presided. Speeches were made by David
Paul Jr, Of Philadelphia, and Il. H. stephens, Of
1oun The meeting was enthusiastic.
msnan meeting at the same place was equally
large James Kennedy presided. Speeches were
nadossrs. Carrigan, Bigler, Wright and others.
ne ssas quito lively with transparcncics, music,
Arewc.
Thent meeting took place this afternoon In IN
ssuArwas also quite large and enthusiastic. 9. ID.
Bussed. Speeches we're made by Mr.. Sxayze, OF
Brent Hon. David wilmot. The meeting 10. night,
srig'uended for the square, was held at the Ma
sonic account Of other meetings. Mr. Wilmo,
hGoJr Burlngame in a short speech. Mr.. Bur
lngarthe attention Of the audience for nearly two
hoursEas frequently interrupted with bursts Of
applaae hall was crowded to its utmost capacity.
The rwas very enthusiastic.
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Reauty Of features il o ershadowed quite
- BY rlnglets sandy, frgzlei, red or white.
Hut this DEFECT IL Rensdie 1asfantsneously.
by the use q CRtSrADORAS Excelsior dye made sold and
applied al his mauufacory No. Aston House


man would remain under The curse Of adssereesbs breah
when BY using The "baln Of thousand towers den.
froe would only render bueave the teeth white
~ asbaser Nsny persons DO not know their breath bad
snd The subject delicate their friends will mention
w. Pour single drop OF the balm your tooth brush
sud wash the teeth night and mernng. hfty bottle will
Ssl year For aale BIZ s dfufess None genuine
signed oy FETRIDGF CO. proprietors.
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