The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-25

present financial crisis is felt among business and
moDeyed men.
The trial Of Michael Cancemi for the murder of
Eugene Anderson. by shooting him with pistol,
was continued yesterday In the Court Of Oyer and
Terminer. A number Of witnesses were ex smined
for the prosecution, the majority Of whom clearly
identified the accused as the man who fred the
shot The District Attorney expects to close his
case at noon to-day, when Mr.. Bankman viii make
the opening speech for the defence.
The trial Of James P. Donnelly for the murder Of
Albert 8. Moses is we'll nigh concluded. The evi.
dence on both sides closed yesterday. The counsel
for the defence commenced summing up the evil
derce yesterday afternoon. 1t is expected that
verdict will be had before Saturday night. The
prisoner still maintains his usual composure but
Danifests more nerest in the result of the trial as
the finale Is drawing near Elsewhere will be found
report Of the trial as far as 1t has prog essed.
Timothy McCarty was tried and acquitted yester-
day, In the General Sessions, Of grand larceny. He
was accused Of stealing twenty one bags Of wheat
on the 9th of September, 1856, the property Of
Franshaw & Co.
A correspondent, noticing a statement in one Of
the daily peers that Mr.. Moran had issuei an order
requiring all trains the Erie Railroad to stop be-
fore passing the draws at the Hackensack aad
Passaic bridges begs us to call attention to the fact
that this order was issued by Mr.. McCallum long
before Mr.. Moran assumed the Presidency of the
company.
1t may be within the remembrance Of our readers
that some two or three months since John Cooper,
conductor OF the Norwalk train, was suddenly
seized 9th Sickness and disd before he could make
far nNx IVA
commuters with the railroad company, holding Mr..
c. in high esteem for his attention and courtesy at
all times, have made mp purse OF 81 900, inclusive
OF $3.50 contributed by the raTa com pany for the
benefit Of Mr.. C.'s widow and her fa.herless
Children to be paid quarterly, at the rate of $500
year thus providing for the family for the space of
four years by which time it is hoped that the eldest
son will be In position to do SO netting to wards
their support We hear, too, that the same gentle.
men have just presented $50 to the engineer, Who
WAS found faithfully at his post after the accident
near Fordham. The two brakesmen who were also
at their posts received each SIS as a recognition of
their faithfdness under circumstances of peril to
all In the cars Thu conduct of the commuters on
the New Haven road cannot pe too highly com.
mended, and we only hope that others may be found
to Ego and do likewise"
l
AGO 500 bales, without quotable change prices Toe
nnkct clossd quite firm II is well known tina. tue sock
OF American cotton In Liverpool u the present mo 10
lover than has boon u the for any yeau
previously yet trade continued goo 10 ksncnester Fog
land largely short In c,tt npared With oner years.
while American Manufacturer In tho present OF
expor trade for cotton goods have purchased t,a
", produced goods In excess OF the dem,nd Tasy can
mol prodros heavy goods and se hsm Tor probably hs
cost Of The cotton The result thu, sales Of o,on
ade In this market FOR he East have aasss been
cancel ed and tue cotton since rwaded % Liverpool
Tire bes, market lot Of 100 bales has been recsiyed
from Providence and VA shipped yesterday for Liverpool
The engagements for that yesterday amounted about
coca 1900 saes The freight cloasg ct led The weekly
Doo Of cotton In Manchester has been o., mated
about 30 900 bales, WHILE 81 Last accounts, the entire
stock In Liver pool consisted Of 900 ba,es Of which
49, 900 bales Am srion The prices 4, Liverpool
higher than they have been probably tor q1a,
ter Il century before. E,g'aad make,
eey - the now crop 90 in and sho aid bills OF en-
change rem uu ss present prices, thAa H. q log lO6
or thee and four per cent under the par Of exchange
Great Britain ~ well ~ the Cont nen, In the Unity or
orty days must send specie this country 70 pretty
large amount 70 purchase cotton II mot otaer produce
Ths esmAsos made regarding the extent Of tbs present
crop Of cotton vary materially - the result viii DO inaa
enced by the atcness OF frost Many the yield ss from
eco TO 200 600 bales; yea, to be zoo
would In the present exhausted supply Consumption
de or Tho world provo insufficient o. 10 10 por
b., have doubt the world could me crop OF
70 COO bales We have cotton lands enough
the United States 10 produce this amount The abo,
II wrting. The a esuon Ii Of importance. Our
shipments cf grain 70 verpool-chieay vheai-s,noe the
25sh ult have not probably been less than ab one
minen OF buyhels, bsdes Considerable lots OF
-four. flour, In q general way, was steady yes
terday, with rather more doing. Prime shipping
OTIS Of wheat and peaary white, were nrm,
ho rod and inferior grades Of all kinds irregular
Corn coeed al TIC roc, while cargo al the opening
sold 81 sec. Pork sold In . moderate way ~ st
s2s % for mess, and ., sia Tss for prma Sugar,
,oli the ex,e Of asou, 400 500 hhss, and within
dsy so, $50 hhos moAio prices given In another
column. 500 bags 81. Domingo c,dse soli for expert,
. . decline or 1kc a. compared ~ih lssi safes. RIO
quiet Grain was taken 10 Liverpool a,sf 81 In
bulk and bags, noor a In Ga, suga, 81 It's Cd cheese
2os and fusLc ~ l5s 70 London sugar IAksn
25s