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The New York herald., 1865-03-04

Nf COrOmers' InquentSs
THE RECENT MURDER OF DANIEL LAwRENCE-AR-
REST AND CONFESSION OF THE ALLEGED KUR-
DERER.
The mystery which surrounded the case Of Daniel
Lawrence alleged TO have been fatally stabbed al place
in Hester late last Saturday night has been par
TALLY unraveled. Onicers King and Long, Of the Tenth
precinct having received Information the deceased
had boen stabbed by Swode named William Smith,
they made search for him, and Thursday night sue
cesded In arrestng the suspected party In Tenth avenue
Thirtyrs street On being charged with causing
the death Of Lawrence the prisoner confessed the fact
and at the samo time gave the officers the
explanation Smith stated that on last Saturday
night he retired 70 room located In the upper
part Of premises No 120 Hester street. after which the
deceased came up and attempted 10 burst n the door
but failing In that, he crawed through side window
There no light In the at the time Smith and
Lawrence had desperate fight during which the prs-
oner alleges that no used his knife In self defence
Should Smiths story b. true IL be verified by o
woman who was In the room with him when the de-
ceased entered There also several other witnesses
who said 10 have heard quarrel in the prisoner 8
during the night in question Coroner Collin Will
make further investigation OF the matter oday.
FATAL RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held an inquest at Bellevue
Hospital, over the remains Of Jane Elliott, a woman
thirty Ave years OF ag whose death was the result Of
injuries received on the 18th umo by being over,
car belonging TO the Fourth Avenue Railroad Company.
The jury rendered verdict OF Accidental Death" De-
ceased, who lived out at service, native Of lre.
land
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

The wheat market was quiet and unsettled red being
heavy, while white nrm, with moderate milling
demand. Sales 900 bushels winter red Western al
81 30 1000 bushels Milwaukee club at 50 ID, and 500
do Chicago spring at 81 1917 Rye continued quiet but
pr ces were without decided change. barley was mode
rately active and rm with sales OF 500 bushels Canada
East private Malt was firm, with small sales
a. 81 20 ~ 80 The market ruled dull, but In
prices there was material change 10 note sales
bushels yellow Jersey at 81 75 and smaller lots Of
old mixed Western at 81 80, in store. Oats were dull
and heavy nc 81 10 for Jersey 81 ii for Pennsylvania
and 81 13 a 81 14K for Western.
Cocoa was dull and prices were entirely nominal.
CoprsE The government having awardedsa contract
yesterday for 900 pounds, and the news being
ceived Of very small crop in Brazil, the market was
decidedly nrmcr and further advance In prices Is an
ucpatcd We quote ord nary to fair Rio 14kc. 15c.,
good fair 10 prime 5sc l1c and fair to good csrgoes
14sc 15hc, all for gold, cash, IN bond Stock 5oolo
bags Rio and Santos - .
Co+rKR New shcathing and yellow metal were quiet
at Csc Soc Ths market for ngot was extremely dulS
but there rather rness noticeable, Detroit be-
ing held nj 45c. and Baltimore at 43c. Sales unmpor-
tant
CANDLES -Adamantinc steady At previous rates.
In sperm and patent there nothing DONG and prices
were entirely nominal.
CoTToS There rather more business transacted
than the preceding day. but there less nrmness
noticeable prices OF the choice grades having declined
fully lc per 10 while prices OF inferior qualities rcccded
1hc per h. with sales Of 100 bales chiefly TO spnners
Va nun
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
The Uses OF the Camel.

MEETING OF THE BIOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Al stated meeting of the Geographical Society, held
Thursday evening" very interesting paper read
by Mr. J. Warren Fabens the uses Of the camel
sidered with view 10 Its introduction into our Western
States and Territories Admiral Porter and Major Henry
Wayne have communicated with the War Department In
reference TO the feasibility Of introducing camcls into
the West means OF transportation over roads where
IL s impossible TO use wagons Admiral Porter Is con-
vnced that the camel can be easily transferred by sea-
and thinks that the enterprise Is OF great national
importance and destined TO bring about great change
tories.
We understand that Mr. Fabens has profYercd the
OF Of his camels to the committee on the celebration
WHICH has been accepted Tho camel will be In the pro-
ccssion accompanied by Bedouin Arab In the costume
Of Agiers and WILL no doubt attract great attention
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DICKINSON On Thursday, March 2, At tho
Clinton avenue Congregational church. Brooklyn BY the
Rev DR. Burlington, PLATr X DicKNsoN OF this city, 70
ADsAIDx youngest daughter Of smith j. Eastman Esq,
OF Brooklyn. gsft
San Francisco papers please copy.
KoPrxR-GnLxLAN On Tuesday, February 2S at the
residence the BRIDES father by the Rev. George B.
Draper, PHILIP W. KoPrla TO Miss RACHEL T. GILls1Ax
tho youngest daughter of John Gillean, Of Harlem.
NRRKLK-DkrPIsH. I'm Savannah, on Tuesday, Februs
ary L. the Cathedral Of St John the Baptist Mr. Az
GusrUs MERxLE Of New York city, to Mss J0siPnnE H.
DxPrIsH Of the former place.
McGowN-CIARK.-At Harlem, on. "Wednesday, March
l. by the Rev. Dr. Lord JACKSON A McGows, 70 AMELIA
CLARK, both OF this city. No cards. lst ee fNa4t
RowlxY-MoUr.-On Wednesday, Marcia !, at the
residence Of the BRIDES MOTHER by Rev. Dr.. Price, ED
WIN H. RowIxY OF Connecticut, 70 AMANDA, daughter q
the late Joseph E. Mount, Of this city. No cards
SAUNDERs-Roons. Tuesday, February %, q
Calvary Episcopal church, by the Rev William wal
ker BENJAMIN SAUNDERS, TO ELIZABETH LYDIA Ro0ERs,
only daughter of Edward Thomas Rogers all OF this city
TasALl-hooRE. Wednesday, Febraary 10, At the
residence Of the brides father by the Rev Thos D. AN
derson THOMAS THEALL TO ELIZA RxSvLLR AooRz all Of
this city No cards
TrrAa--WYGAM.-on Tuesday, February 2s, by Rev.
George Foster, WnLIAx H. TIrLAR, OF Tarrytown, 70
MA0GiR WYaANT OF New York city.
Newburg papers please copy
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

SAN FRANCISCO, March l, 1895
The Democrat Of this city, which affects to be well in
formed concerning the plans and movements Of Dr. Gwin
denies emphacaly the authority OF his agents. that
the Emperor Napoleon has withdrawn from the Sonora
colonization scheme as WIS intinatcd by Eastern de-
spatches
1t says:-From Of information which we deem
reliable have abundant that there has been
no change in the plans Of the French Emperor recently
Tho Of the Mexican empire Is advancing %
rapidly as could be reasonably expected
When the steamer John L. stephens left Mazatlan
there were several thousand French troops there
Advices had been received that Marshal Bazane with
the main portion Of his army his way to Mazatan
and might be expected there in few days accompanied
by DR.. Gwn.
It barely possible that DR. Gwin did not sail for Bu
rope at later date than the have received from
the city Of Mexico direct but II such is the fact his
visit reference change of plans as II is not In
contemplation take possession Of Arebo, the future
capital Of the Northern States before the hrst VI May
II is not intended to make the States over which Dr.
Gwin will control portion Of the French empire
or French colony Paramount authority Is to reside in
the Emperor Of Mexico, while the territory s held In
trust for the payment Of the French dsb and Is to b
defended by French arms
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

time altar four years from ne sxpirsaaea Of said charter
. notice 20 be published oace In each wssk, for six
month"; in the State paper such othsr Newspaper
the Superintendent Of the Bahk Department shall direct
requiring all persons having circulating notes to present
the for redemption TO bank either the city
OF Albany New York. TO be designated in said notice.
within two years from the publication After the cxp
ration of the time mentioned all such shall to
be lien upon the property Of such banks
The quotations for securities State stocks
and railway and miscellaneous shares the sales of
the Board Of Brokers in this city on each Friday for the
last four weeks were as follows s .l oths
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ctAL.

FnpAY, March 3-oPM
Tns stock market . shade hrmer than yesterday
at the first board but the speculative feeling
strong. The closing quotations showed advance upon
those Of Thursdays second board in Erie Of u, New
York Central ~ Hudson River ga Reading IL, Illinois
Central ~ Rock Island Il, Fort Wayne y, Cumberland
u, hariposa az. Michigan Southern ana Ohio and
Mississippi certificates steady.
Government securities steady, excepting nve-
twenties which declined u an.
AT the open board o'clock prices were somewhat
unsettled and portion of the list suffered fractional
decline @s
Al the second regular board the market dull with
the exception OF Cumberland Coal, which active,
under semi Official Of the much talked
of sale OF the Slate mine As compared with the closing
prices OF the morning Cumberland and Mariposa
u the latter under reported clique movement based
upon the statement that OF the miners the
panys estate have resumed work. trusting the yield
OF gold for payment Of their wages The clique that
''bulls' Mariposa H. indeed, there be any such, will be
likely TO find it second Harlem in the facility with
which they dispose Of 1t TO the public,
and the same remark may be applied to Cumberland,
which is about equally valuable Erie was y higher
Michigan Southern u, Cleveland and Pttsburg u. Read
ing declined l, Hudson River y, Fort Wayne u. Gov
srnment securities stronger Tenfortes advanced
KaH, ave-twenties " *. sA
The news by the Canada, at Halifax informs US Of
decline in nvetwcnties the London Stock Exchange
from 64he extreme price under the influence Of the
port OF the peace conference.-the SIX y; but even
at this rate with hrmer market for foreign exchange
shipment Of our bonds to Europe would be profitable
At the second open board the market was dull, and
prices fraction lower. ~.
There has been show OF speculative spirit in the
gold room, and both "bulls' and bears are like Mi
cawber, waiting for something to turn up Meanwhile,
such of the former large holders find their load
heavy to carry and should any such the capture
of Richmond occur panic might be induced which
would break the market and some Of the speculative
brokers too But the absence OF intelligence from Sher
mans army Schonclds forces keeps the market from
sinking and unfavorablc rumors not wanting to
strengthen this tendency The general impression is
however, favorable to the OF Sherman's march,
The variations in the premium during the day were
very slight, as the accompanying figures will show
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

FRIDAY, March 80 P. NJ
Asnrs.-Recepts, 81 bbs The market continues dull
and unsettled fsa4uH
BRgADsrurvs 1912 bbls flour, l24 bbls and
23N bags meal 300 bushels wheat $3.50 do. corn,
sos3 do oats and 3227 do malt The market for State
and Western -four ruled very quiet but prices Of the low
aAd medium grades advanced materially. There was no
inquiry export and the business confined to the
most urgent requirements Of the local trade Tho sales
were $500 bbs State and Western 500 do. Southern.
and 400 do Canadian Rye fourWe notice sales Of 200
bbls at IS so So 75 Corn meal was in fair request
and full prices were realzed sales 1400 bbls at 50 40
81 SO for Brandywinc and 81 40 81 80 for Jersey.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
Colone, Bakers Operations,

broker named Belts met o soldier named Conrad
Meyer other day nthe street and him TO enlist
The soldier objected because he was on fuough and had
still fourteen months to serve. Belts this
called him fool and said he could enlist him In the West
where he could get hundred dollars bounty thas
he would only be enlisted for year. and thus gam TWO
months as we'll as the money After much persuasion
the soldier concurred order to trap the shark and no
was brought Morristown, N. j., TO be mustered IN
When had proceeded far ENOUGH Colonel Baker
intcrfered and Belts after his arrest acknowledged the
corn and dealt with accordingly. AA Ca.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

Dnues AND DyEs--The demand continued limited, and
we have only to note sales Of 125 kegs Newcastle b cab
soda exc, 10 tons caustc soda private terms, 25
tons soda ash at 5c 5c 20 cases opium, 300 ounces
quinine and 25tons b carb Soda all on private terms
FisH.-Dry cod remained firm, with fair demand.
Sales 500 quntais at 50 rs 80 80 for Grand Bank,
fair request and firm N $40 for No ! shora ~ 76
ass for No do, $17 80 for No bay and $l560 for
No. 2do
FRuThe stock OF dried fruits remains light but the
demand stu continues moderate. Prices, however,
nrm Sales 1000 boxes rasins at 50 10 50 10 for
bunch and 70 80 30 for layer 20 bbs new curants
at 1Sc lSAc so do old do. at lie 100, 900 cocoa
nuts at from $40 TO $780, 200 box sardncs, $50
bbis sheed peanuts and 400 boxes layer raisins
all on private terms
FRMGI'Ts continued very dull The engagements TO
European ports were very generally at lower rates. which
were kept private The depression In the shipping inter
est is one OF the most painful signs OF the times and
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
Commercial Intelligence.

THE LONDON MONEY MAKkET.
The funds have partially recovered the fall produced
by tho rs news Of the peace conference but under the
that the real sequel to the conference was not
vet known prices were not fully 70 established.
The demand for money was active, and only In very
exceptional cases was anything done below tho bank
minimum, I've per cent
Messrs Barring Brothers say y:--"Thc news Of the
peace negotiations raised fvetwentes from 80 TO "a "
but they declined subsequent intelligence TO the
scnt quotations-51h 5lk. Eres, which went 10 34h
are now 81 32h. Illinois Central after reaching 53js
rule at Six 52Kn
Consos closed Friday evening February III at S9,s
89K for money.
AMERICAN
Illinois Central Railroad 81 62k, Eric Railroad 80
32ts, United States nvetwenties 81 a51I
LONDON, Feb. Is, 1896.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

mfiob 0snksA Railroad SiH sax, Hhs Railroad ux
ssaN.
n. Bour.. closed last evening rm Rsn.ss ~ S f' ..
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
rrhs weekly cotton market report was received -
Noravian, q Portlsndl .-1-.s..~-
TRADE REPORT.
The Manchester market was fat and Irregular
LIVERPOOL BREADsrurrs NARKET.
The breadstuns market Is quiet. Wheat is hrmsr with
a slight advance Messrs Richardson, Spence Co.,
Bieland Athya Co., and others, report-Flour quiet
and steady Wheat hrmer and advanced Id q I'd. per
GENITAL; red western 7s. Cd. S. 4d Corn inactive;
mixed27 gas lAA IL
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The market Is quiet and steady. Messrs Wakeneid,
Nash 4 Co., Gordon, Bruce Co. and others report
Beef steady Pork firm and market pare Bacon nrmeE,
with partial advance Of Is Lard easier. ~ o9s o4
butter nrm. Tallow active and easier
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
the Brokers' Circular reports-Ashes quiet AZ jos "a
Sls Ior pots and pearls Sugar quiet and steady COZ
sfas sssds !. sce % upwsrd Lnseed 81 as A. s
sperm Oil easier Rosin dull and declining. Spirits Of
turpentine fiat and nominal
PETROLEUM
Boult, English Brandon report the market quiet and
steady; refined Is. lid Is III I'd Der gallon
.f LONDON MARKETS..
Breadstuffs quiet and steady. Sugar armer and cd
vanced Sd. a Cd. Coffee firm, Tea 0uiet common
congo liza Rice inactive. Iron duh. Taliow fiat q
ss tls "a Laseed cakes a7 nr% rD and advanced g.
crude xlS; refined q. Sperm oil quiet at ESQ
s8HS4 ii. THE LATEST HARKRTs 5As
LIVERPOOL, Feb Is, 1855
CorroN-Sales to-day 25 600 baless The market il du
with but little inquiry and prices weak.
BRRADsTUFEss-The market is quiet and st. ady.
e PxoyaoSs. The market " quiet Lard inactive -
Sos. COS -
PaoDucx.-Ths market Is steady.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

The Racine and Mississippi and Northern Illinois rail-
roads earned from January to February 81 ST. 993-
increase the receipts for the time 1854
$17,466. p, ffj hr. gtt t9ltu5
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Important from south America.
PAYsAHDU TAKEN AFTER BLOODY RATTLE

THE BRAZILIAN TROOPS MARCHING ON MONTH
vIDEo-FRENCH MEDIATION TO BR SOLICITED.
Additional details state that the city Of Paysandu
taken by the Brazilans after sanguinary conflict last
ing y hours Great mortality existed in Paysandu on
its capture.
The Brazilian army marching upon Montevideo.
The Banda OF the Oriental government was about TO
send commission to Europe TO solicit tho mediation OF
France In The Brazil question.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

! a.sss.s Z D.. ssas;s. ,alf 8 6sE ssdl1
and Patti
z Sysssa., an unpublishsd se~aass " Rossini,
Lo BoSvtOmmatss d kanow Lsscasp, sung by Patti
10. Rowanso ds BoHo IN AascAra, BY Dele 6edis.
IL. The trio OF PAatGsis - ll0isri, by Gard0ni,
Agnea and Soalese.
The publisher Of the Emperors sVys d Casavn an
that the first volume will be ready the end OF
the month and will appear In two forms-frs that OF
quarto edition from the imperial printing oce which
will be sold at fifty francs volume; and second an oc
tav0 edition 1t ten francs
Hotel Empire The Generals arrival here has created
enthusiasm among the American population con.
cards In company with Mrs. Mcclellan, the General At
tended service at the American chapel In the Rue de
Berri on Sunday morning. The General and his family
leave for Rome on Friday next
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
Our Vienna Correspondence.

VQE vienna OOEEcbPOmoemCee
Ell 0 r afftfNt f1.1 uaa vienna, Feb. 10, 1885.
Naposeo~'s Projected Fbotsod in Amevca-The Csssion Of
MEXICAN Territory to Fyosce, Gc.
An alteration Of the map Of America in favor Of Eapo
leon seems TO be decided The Paris Memorial Dipo
ssaqxs the semiofcia organ Of tho Mexican govern
msas Europe has published series Of articles on the
oesson Of the auerous province Of Sonora 70 France
settlement on the northwestern coast Of Mexico has
long been the object Of French ambition and there Is no
doubt that by the cesson Of this territory the Mexican
government would gain great political advantages
France In possession OF Sonora, would be obliged to
defend her territory and In case Of an attack by
North America corporation OF France would DO secured
TO Mexico. ltHNMal &H3tl4 HaE
These political reasons acquire weight in the
measure the American civil war Ii drawing near ts
Close and there ID not the least prospect OF the
ngton Cabinet ever recognizing the Mexican empire
Tho future good relations OF Mexico with the powerful
neghbor In the Northeast OF paramount Importance
70 the Emperor Maximan and he has carefully avoided
anyth ng that would comprOmise his strict neutrality
Tho attempts OF the Richmond government TO inerace
the destiny OF Mexico with that Of the confederation
have all been frustrated by the Empcrors sagacy and
he will doubtless adhere to this course OF policy Till
things ripe Here, again, vast prospect opens 10
the view of political visionaries: France gaining root
ing In America guaranteeing Mexico on the one hand
and backing the other the confederation, who In s
tura acknowledges and shields the rising empire OF
Mexico. But enough of this day dream. esa8A
The New York herald., 1865-03-04
Austrfa.

II Is stated thnA proposals for further considerable
ducton OF the Austrian army, especially In Italy, had
been submitted 70 the Emperor for approval.
Austria and Prussia said to have defnitlvely
solved upon tho nag OF the schleswig- -Hosten navy.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

dincuy has arisen between the Turkish and Persian
governments, the latter having refused to conclude
treaty Of commerce with Turkey the basis as
with other Powers The Porte threatens TO withdraw the
license 10 Persian traders
The Porte proposes general amnesty for those mpl
Gated in the Syrian disturbances in 1890
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

Tho Finance Committee, in report to tho Chamber
Deputies, propose that the Chamber should declare h
the budget does not show correct distribution Of Sa
expenditures; that the military estimates particular
require great modification and reduction.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

Turin telegram says great uneasiness prevailed
there II thought that Mazzni was at the bottom Of
the agitation
The eruption of vesuvius increasing No damage
had yet occurred. That or Etna was diminishing.
The New York herald., 1865-03-04

Tho Minister for Foreign Affairs had announced to Con-
gress that treaty Of peace had been signed between
Spain and Peru, the atteS paying an indemnity Of four
hundred millions Of reals.
Royal decree had been issued extending Cuba the
law regulating companies and public works
II Ii reported the p ruvian Indemnity Is TO be made In
consignments Of guiana
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

I'll" man rerved 10 spirit, and tie maid
Wurin9 h.r iar1c ;hul AmaZnniaa blade.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10

.ine. .rinia,urc copie. of the s'Frs AID
Bars on her breast or OF the windows of
her cell. Her second detention in Carol
prison at Wsshingson. If more rigorous
tl,sn the fist, msy not uareasouably have
beca provoked by the opea parade "f, her
stlf,ss an navowed "cnemy of the federal
cause receiving "5va,ions" everywhere
tas The .Misc.:.77tT h 'foine." sapd sVrena-
;dea as the'"retel spy /; is ant. sf
course, easy 10 Frevent- incidental eases
Of la rshncss, and even brutality. at the
hands Of subordinate officials especially in
a military prison But We rahno. help
thinking that lilrre - somewhat more CT
passion or plr,islnship than ne eX,et re
collection in the picture given -by. i, les
husband VI. IIariinc', Of Colonel
Wcnd. rha conlrani"1t - tha Carroll
"the Ni,Acp or Jonathan Wild of The
Federal States" who VET could he gen
tlcusn i: he Hou''<,-- yelling at the top of
his Voice ,oa sex iaGy prisoner, Mis-
Ncponough, II Gray. y lie, I've got
YOUR father rris nor :" or ru>tihg T. her
dying ncG Hnh the announcement q her
brothers arrest, "ilo,rsy! "cm It-
pouough's caught and will swing,
by, before til. wee; is cut
Ef'h re Is somewhat of "-o.i<m, he;ch-
hv not few tucac- Ct feminine vanity.
in the writer's Wy OF chanting her ex
llaits an4 rctn.l.., he compliments which
were showered ~ ti..uI az fae alike
upon her p.trioti>m, her clevrraeS< All
! her charms. the tendency 70 fad fault i
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-08-10
BELLE BoYD-HER RQQK.

Among the causes to which We may as-
sign the failure cfihe Southern States oi
America in their struggle for independence,
we shnli never have to place any kind Of
deficiency in the. courage and constaney
Of their women. Never since the Gays
when The ladies Of Carthage threw their
wedding psiato the city chest. pnaras.s
of their lair T. be woven into bow strings,
has the warfke spirit of nation been fan.
ned and kept alive wih a more united and
rtr~i tent resolution on the part of the fe.
nafe portion "f he p pulation The tales
of patient sa"ritire and heroic daring that
reach Ia through all the interior doln2s Of
the South were too many and too consis-
tent to be related. as they might have been
by cynical diShclievers in the reality Of
romance: to the realms Of 46le or irnagi-
nation. Eye witnesses have told us Of
sons hnst snds, brothers, lovers, driven to
tbe field By female lips arI armed by ft male
hands-of, :, wrcast aud tagging hearts
kindlcd into fresh life hv woman eloquent
words and hraver ,ic,ds. MANY State
and district in the Conft dcracy has had is
Sarragossa