The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-15

II Ia IN AlID, A " upD n .
bis usual moathy statement q Che coui-tion o.
the city inanccs. from which il appears thai on
the lst inst, balance Of S3,765 Ce3 SO remained IN
the city treasury. After transactng large
amount OF routine business the Board adlonrheu
until Thursday evening neEt at four o'clock
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday be
fore Hon. John IL. McCunn City Judge Mary MIL
Ter, German servant girl, was tried am convict
cd on an Indictment which charged her with hay-
ing stolen money and clothing to the amount OF
seven hundred and sixty dollars from Mira Char
lotto Reyes, of go Third avenue, on the 2sth OF
April last. Mary was sentenced to the state
prison for two years. Henry Giraud, also
German. pleaded guilty Of an attempt al grand
larceny, on an indictment for burglary in the third
degree, which charged him with having broken
into the clothing store No. Blocker street, on
the 26th OF June last, from which he stole eight
coats, seven pairs of pants and twelve vests,
valued at about one hundred dollars. He was
remanded for sentence. George Smith, o steam
boat hand thirty-six years of age, pleaded guilty
of grand larceny. on an indictment for burglary
in the first degree which charged him with having
broken into the premises No. 225 West Forty
eighth street, on the 3lst ut., and stolen money
and jewelry to the value Of $l75 80, the property
of Mr.. Joseph Stiebler. He was sentenced TO the
State prison for two years. The Court adjourned
until this morning, at eleven O'Clock.
John Benson, sailor, from Nassau, New Provi.
dence, was robbed of two hundred dollars in gold
on Saturday night, while on q visit to house OF
i'll repute in James street. The proprietor of the
place was arrested yesterday and committed to
the Tombs for examination.
The Able McMasters, Of this city. ia stumping
Ohio in favor of Vallandigham.
The United States Convention Of Universalists
will be held to-day, at Portland. Maine.
Six thousand dollars are now offered for substi.
tutes, in Richmond, over forty-ive years of age.
The City Inspectors report states that there were
4s7 deaths in the city during the past week-a de-
crease of Is as compared with the preyicus week,
still further decrease of 1876 from the mortality OF
the week preceding, and AZ less than occurred
during the corresponding week last year. The re-
equalization table gives deaths of alcoholism, of
diseases Of the bones, joints, &C.; SO Of the brain
and nerves, Of the generative organs, IA OF the
heart and blood vessels, 113 Of the lungs, throat,
&C., Of old age, IL of diseases of the skin and
eruptive fevers, premature births, It's of dis
eases of stomach, bowels and other digestive or.
gans, 50 OF uncertain seat and general feyers, 5
diseases OF the urinary organs, and 81 from
violent causes. There were 322 natives of
the United States, 10l Of Ireland, 80 OF Ger
many, 16 of England, of Scotland. and the
balance Of various foreign countries. DR.. Cyrus
Ramsay, Registrar of Records, &C., in a note to
City Inspector BoOle, says:-"In classifying the
diseases and making up your weekly report of
deaths for the week ending September H. find
70, decrease from the previous week, and AZ
when compared with the corresponding period of
1862, also IS less than the annual average for the
last ten years. So great reduction in the weekly
mortality rarely occurs, and proves beyond Q
doubt that the excess in July and August was due
to the condition Of the atmosphere, and not to cpl
aemic Influences"
The stock market opened with considerable strength
yesterday morning, and after several sudden fluctuations
up and down. finally closed at about Saturdays prices
Gold opened at 130H to 1885, and closed at 1879.
Exchange 1a4k las in the morning. in the after
noon bankers declined 70 rate. Money easy
per cent. The bank statement reflects the recent
negotiation with government. The loans show an In.
Of sl sAa. and the deposits Of $40 27 1856.
The specie and circulation columns show material
/ change
Cotton quiet yesterday, and prices irregular
There was decidedly doing In breadstus, and a.
In the main, better prices Coffee sugars and whIskey
wero more sought after and Hrm Provisions were
essentially unaered in value, but transactions wore
restricted The inquiry for hay, hides, leather, taow
and good and for hops rice, Seeds fruit and
metals rather moderate Liberal movements we're re-.
ported in meal dry goods, and boots and shoes Very
limited freight engagements were effected The receipts
Of domestic produce particularly breadst, were more
extensive.