The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

vtat The same. 1t y expected tAat sene day next
week VII b Ind ureA To QsasaAsas Csmnis-
siooeu I'D - - thst The buildings and accom-
mcdassoA VII ~ muster.
The BODY Of MrsaDG Dale W. yesterday OK
humed from II, resting place In tie Evergreen &c.
metery. near Ehss be'h'own, New Jersey, for the
purpose Of instisutins inQuis!es ~ 10 tho cause Of
her death. CoroIer Baum, Of ElHabethtown, EN-.
psnrellej jury of thir cen men, when post NOR
TEN examination Was held by DR.. Baldwin, Coroner
o! Newark. D.. Green ana tie Coroner Of Elizabeth.
town which proved that she hAd rot died from VIC
lenoe of al kind. The corpse was far advanced in
a stage of decompoSt;o1, rendering the task sf
holding post norton anything but pleasant or
agree able. DR.. Green gives it a. his opinion that
she cane to her death from drowning The tes.i-
1ony ELECTED from Mr.. VIM. H. Conover, the den
list, with who're family she was living, shows toat
ste was sister OF his fe, and person OF ua,ound
mind; also that he hid buried her in q public lot,
not wishing 70 have her inferred in his private lot
He gives full statement of the entire trans seton
from begh ming to end, from which it appears that,
however rjuoicious be may have actet liz regard TO
burying and exhuming her. he is doubtless free from
any contem glazed wrong. The inquest will be con-
,
Witnesses will be examined.
An exciting meeting of the New York Volunteer
Association took place last evening at the Mercer
House relative 10 the gold snuff box controversy,
which premises to be e serious bone Of couten-
ton between the parties who support the claims
of the two principal candidates for the gift. The
Burnett men boted and would not vote on the ques.
ton of the adoption of the resolutions endorsing the
Common Council committees selection of Colonel
Dyckmsp, on The alleged ground that this was not
bono fde meeting Of the Volunteers, but merely Of
the Volunteer Association. Colonel Dyck IAN WAS
present and acted as chairman.
Mr.. GiIpst1ick, the rider Of Proress in the late
Goodwood Cup race in England, has given a state
ment of his opinion Of the reasons why the Ameri
can horses were beaten, which we give in another
column. He believes that the horses were not in
good condition and denies that the race was los. by
his bad riding OK that he vas discharged BY Mr..
Ten Brock.
The Com missicners Of Emigration met yesterday.
Mr.. Garrigue, PIesidelt OF the German Society,
made long speech, ostensibly in response to GER
tain aninadyersioas on the conduct Of the Board in
a morning journal, but really in reply to what has
been put forward By the Quarantine Commissioners.
n
we give the speech verbatim. The Commissioners
are confident that the State authorities viii not COM
pel them to take the hospital at Seguine's Point
The emigration to this port up to the 18th instant
was lls,s72, being an increase as compared with
the emigration Of last year Of 1882.
No vessels arriving at Quarantine hereafter will
be cent to the lower Quarantine anchorage, except
from the following ports:-Havsua, Port an Prince
st. Domingo, Mayuagaez, Black River, st. Thomas
and Gonaives. Accounts from the ports named
show favorable falling OF In the number of yellow
fever cases. There were ten vessels detained yes
teIlsy at upper Quarantine, making the present
nun Der detained there twentyslx vessels, while at
the lower anchorage there are nov but three YES
GELS.
Jacob Schweinn, the stevedore arrested, charged
with stealing clothing and miscellaneous articles
from the other stevedofes, was tried yesterday be-
fore JUST e De Forrest at Tompkinsvilie, and seat
to Richmond county jail for three months. The ten
steyedores heretofore reported as arrested upon o
charge Of stealing sugar from The bark Oakland,
have had an examination and the complaint dis
missed.
The receipts of beef cattle during the past week
reached 4 ,032 head-an increase of 62s as COM
pared with the week previous. The heavy receipts,
coupled with light demand, caused decline in
prices of fully two cen per pound the ruling rates
being sac l2c., according to quality. /. Is said
that the receipts of the next two three weeks will
be large, and q still further decline in prices may
therefore be reasonably hoped for. In other descrp
tons Of stock there is little change TO notice. Cows
and calves are quoted at SIS q SIS; veal calves,
SC. q To; sheep and lambs, So *6; swine, TIC.
SIC.
The sales Of cctton yesterday we're confined 70 about
500 bales oil full prices Flour wAs drl and sales were
moderate and closed easier for extra AIDES some de-
scrptons OF common qualities wh.a, In increased
supply and prices lower, with sales OF sound red
Southern and Tenn a 81 81 81 20 81 sc, aud
whi,o do. a 81 rs . 81 80 Corn was In far demand,
with <ales OF Wertern mixed 81 s5e $50 dell vcred aud
In the ship Pork was higher, with saies Of mess at
S2S Is SB so, and prime S2l 50. About 400 900
bbh repscxod Western beef sold si ful prices.
Sugars active, With ,scs Of sbost 100 hhds Cuba
musoovaco, go q which wers refining goods ali al
prices given In another c9lu Coffee In moderate
demand and saee light, but the market vac nrm.
Freight engAsemens moderate and rses unchanged
THt Missouri ELEcTIoS.-The contest in Mis-