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AT the annual convention of the Episcopal
DIOCESE of kentucky, at Louisville, the bishop,
IN speaking of the Southern bishops and
clergy, expressed the hope that all may be
received back ngain with open arms, and with
as perfect an oblivion of the past as the most
sanctified natures of Christian men can attain
unto, and with as full recognition OF the
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c1r
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concert, one with the other, prepared from the org
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- WANTED-For which the very highest price
will be paid III. ROGERS q 70,
New YoRK LHATHER STORE 81. Paul. MINI.
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81. dUIs uiHucSOds
Ia REFERENCES Hon. Stephen Miller, Hon. Alex
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Window, Hon. l. Donney, Brig. Gen. Sibley,
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Lent. Col. Grant, Col Marshall, Col. Rogers Col.
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THIRST DIVISION ST. PAUL AND
6 PACIFIC RAILROAD, -. ...-..,..
LAND Der KTMKNT MAIN AND BRANCH LINZ 4
ST. PAUI. September Is, 1864. 60
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From the
~ subscriber, on Wednesday, May 3lst, ONE
BAY HORSE, with white spot in forehead, short
switch tai. coming four yeats old ONE SORREL
MARE, with white spot in forehead, short switch
tail and cut in lett fore foot and had on bell
when she left home; and also ONR BAY YEAR
LING COLT, with white spot in forehead and white
near the fetlock on one hind leg
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to the subscriber sending information by mail
that they can be found, will be literally rewarded.
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holder inf0
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
Coroner's Inquest.

THE SUICIDE OF Mr. GAUrIER-P0srPoNEMEST OF
THE coRoSER's ISQUIsITIoE-rHR MYSTERY YET
UHsoLvED.
Coroner Cover has not yet held an inquest over the
mains Of Mr.. Rene Gautier the French gentleman who
committed suicide at his residence, 219 West Forty
eighth street. by shooting himself through the head with
pistol, reported in yesterdays HERALD, in
quence Of being unable procure the necessary
mony The inquison has therefore been postponed for
several days Nothing has yet transpred which clears
up the mystery attending his death, but from all that
can be gathered concerning deceased appears that he
had become impressed with the belief tha,
detectives Metropolitan police were on his track
for some crime he had commhted or imagined he was
guilty or Il appears that . government officer rc-
as ossioss se0 hs had s0m peen seen The house Of
Mr. Smith, where deceased had boarded for several
months past This clrcumstance seemed 70 Be source
Of great annoyance 70 Mr. Gautier On Tuesday night
arrested by the Twenysecond precinct police,
charged with drunkenness and dsordery conduct and
ceased lived, desired 70 have Mr. smith aOconpany him
court and render such service ~ might BE- necessary
An ofoer accordingly called 70 sse Mr. Smith, and ncsi-
standing him. told Gauter that ofcer and another
man were at the door and wished 70 80 him. This fact
ana ran up sair 70 his room and locking the door, took
pIscs Of paper from his portfolio and wrote IN bold
lseibls hand, "0ood bye, curious" Then carefully
handksrchisf about his mech, 70 prevent The
blood flowing down and soiline hls garments,
lay down on bed and placing the mussls of the ps
tol 70 h forehead discharged H. the ball sntsrne his
brain Decsascd ives shout twenty eight year. Of age
and man Of very nne personal appearance ID seemed
10 be unusually intelligent and his private character
seemed 70 be unexcepuonable Many Of his evenings
were spent the Mercantile Library and not unfre-
auently he was engaged writing In his room till two
O'Clock In the morning Although pleasant and agree
able his when In conversation there still was
n mysterious air about the deceased which oil who saw
him observed II supposed that his business was that
a minera7ed glass staining patent agency; but from
numerous printed articles found his por3o he doubt
less correspondent FOR Partisan Journal DR. John
Beach made post mortem examination on the body,
and found that deceased had been shot In the brain A
yet Of Mr. Gautiors friends who know AM
thing concerning han have made themselves known v
coroner Cover
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StatcSMilitary Affairs.


HEADQUARTERS, FIRST DIVISION NJ G. 8. N. \.
NEw YORK, Feb. 13, 1885, !
l. Tho Major General, with the appreciation Of ths
Commander in Chief hereby proscrib for this division
tho System of Infantry Tactics OF Brgader General VA
liam H. Norris United States volunteers.
The simple ty celebrity Of the flank movements and
the small space required for their execution the great
facility with which they be acquired, the revised
Manual OF Arms made to SUIT the rifed musket In
general USE the rejection of all superuous commands
and evoluons and the adaptation OF tho entire system
to present wants Of the State and general SERVICE
recommend 1t to the especial consideration Of the Ma
tional Guard.
H. Colonel Charles D. Mead Division Judge Advocate,
having resigned in consequence of Ill health, Colonel
Charles A. Rapallo, has been appointed to fill the va
cancy. Colonel Mead has for many years. discharged
the duties of his office with great ability and carries with
him in his retirement from Office the thanks and bost
wishes Of the Major General and the regrets Of all hin
brother officers.
III. Several promotions and appointments having
been made in the division staff the Major General
nounces its present organization
Colonel Alexander Hamilton, Division Inspector
Colonel Lewis A. Sayre, Division Hospital Surgeon
Colonel Henry W. Benham, Division Engineer.
Colonel Charles A. Rapallo Division Judge Advocate.
Lieut.. Colonel William f. Townsend, Division Quarter
master.
Colonel Charles w. Darling Division Paymastor
Major Henry s. Fearing, Abide -Camp.t
Major William b. Bend Aid-de-Camp
Major Charles Trumbu White, Volunteer Aid de-CamR.
Major Charles II. Tones Volunteer Aidde-Camp.
They will be Obeyed and respected accordingly. By
order OF Major General CHARLES w. SANFORD.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON Division Inspector.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

houss called the sssx mile House a. N,.skwLrsa
q when they went in. what did YOU YOU do, Air
mained at nety eighth street.
ave minutes and came out again -AAe' W -
What became Of thems A They stayed few min.
avenue and waited some time thore IN cas ~~ @ 80
and got on the back platform OF the
Which way WAS the , ca, sosnss Towards HAs.
O. What did you dor A. Tho came along TO Nius<v
eighth street; got the front platform rode IN <
Harlem ON the Same car they were on; the stopps6
aud Mcdonald Frery and Clark got on
o AZ what strees A. Between ll7th and 1854
q What became Of themi A they went into Ax~
g where, A On Third avenue, between li7.A -
Q Well. what did you dor A. There was snoshss
policeman on the car along with me.
Q Well, wha. did you dor Went into the lager baes
saloon.
O What was his names A. Porcher
@ The same lager bier saloon that Clark, McDo0ail
and Friery had entereds A. Yes, sir.
Were you at this time In uniform ci.izens dres
O Did anything occur between You and Friery In The
barrooms A. No. sir nothing more than my taking hia
Toll the jury ali that occurred AN that was said bo
tween you and him in the barroom at this time, A. o.
entering the BARRON rrery ssoSsnzed me- knowing ns
what are you doing up heross said, son q littls
business" he says "oome and have dri.k,
the s bar and and asked me- whs. 'S was '0So So;ns
up there; told him thought was after him. he said
w
"shndg" at Lazarus this m0rnings he said sCome and
have drink-never mind;'' he backed up towards the
barroom; followed him close he asked mo II he waa
deaAS said heard SO; he made remark again To have
drink said, "No didn't care about Il; asked him
again IL no not down theres he said eyes" asked
him If he was implicated in the killing OF him, and hs
said, 'tYes have killed him, and III dance At hA
wakein
O. Who was standing by, If anybody, at the timer A.
Clark and Mcdonald
Q. Have you stated all that said or doues l.
Yes sir that is about all that was done.
O. You had known Eriery before this, had your II
Yes sir
O. WELL what did you then dos A. These other nsa
that followed in ordered them to arrest Clark 90
Mcdonald
O. Then the arrest was mades A. Yes, sir.
@ Well, did you accompany him (Frery) to tha
Twelfth ward station houses A. Yes, sir.
@ He then taken down town in custody; you did
not 90 down, did your A. Yes, sir
CROss-EKAMINED BY MIR. sEDdwICK.
q. You have said that Frery knew you very woR
A. Yes, sir.
O. You had boon on the beat in Houston stroot. 4.
Broadway and Houston street.
O. Did you say you knew McDonaldS A. Yes, sir.
This witness examined at some length
Thomas johnson sworn, and testified that he a.
tended bar for Harry Lazarus for tme and was
present when Friery put the knife into the bar
This closed tho for the prosecution whereuPoa
the court adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

Foreign exchange remains stagnant at 10s 4 10sX
for bankers sterling at sixty days. and lo9K losX at
three days.
The money market continues sluggish, although the
demand for seven-thirty notes is absorbing certain
amount Of capital This is stimulated just now by their
being free Of accumulated interest," the first semi annual
coupon having fallen due yesterday The common rate
for loans call is six per cent but there are ex
ccptonal transactions at FIVE and seven. Commercial
paper Of the first class rates at a TO-
The subscriptions TO the thirty loan through
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BrEwETr-MCGovERN- RN-0n Wednesday, February Ii,
at Grace church, Jersey City, by the Rev. NJ. Rice,
JOHN T. BLkwEr 70 HARRIET McGovERN, both Of Jersey
City. No cards.
CAMBRELENG-CoLvn Wednesday, February 10,
by his Grace Archbishop McCloskey, CHURCHILL J. CAA-
BRKLENG Of stephen Cambrecng, Esq, to MARY n.
daughter Of Alfred Colvil Esq, all OF this city.
CALLAN-FosTER. Tuesday, February IA, at sc.
Peters church, by the Rev. Michael McKenna DR.. Ed
N CALLAN MARY A. FosrER daughter Of Charles
Foster, Esq, all OF this city No cards.
DURAND-TAYoR.-On Wednesday, February 15 BY
the Rev. DIR. Eccleston, WrCKLHFK b. DURASD TO Miaa
JENNIE A. TAYLOR, both Of Newark, N J.
DucKR-DTERCKs.-0n Wednesday, February Is, by
the Rev. DR. Stohmann, HENRY DUcKRR, OF East Bruins
wick, N. j. TO Miss AMELIA X DERCKs, Of this city No
cards
DAvs-TusmsaHAx.- this city, Thursday,
February 10, by tbe Rev. Joseph Duryea, JoB DAVIS,
Jr, and Miss EIizABErH NJ TUsHINGHAx
Now Bedford papers please copy.
HAMBILL-GLESS.-On Thursday February 16, by the
Rev j. =. Thompson, GKo G. HANMII to Miss CoRDg M.
daughter Of James K Glenn, late Of Cincinnati, Ohio
No cards
MoRRrLI-FuLLxRrox- this city, on "Wednesday,
February Is at the Church Of the Incarnation by the
Rev. DIR. Montgomery, JOHN H. MoRRELI, Esl, Of this
city to JEASsE daughter Of Alexander Fullerton Esq
Of Boston.
OsBoRSE-GRExSE.- Chatham Centre, wcdnes-
day. February Is, by the Rev N. b. Mead, HKsRH
OsBoRNE OF Jersey City, to g. FASs GREENE Of the for
mer place.
The New York herald., 1865-02-17
SECOND BOARD.
H.. - sn.
CITY CoMmERCIAL REPORT.

THURsDAr, FEB. I0-6P u. .
BRxADs,ur,x -Rccsipts 2,624 bbls -four, ITS bbs and
17o5 bags meal 500 bushels wheat ooaS DO corr
l6 4s2 do oats and so do rye. Despite the fi in gold
the market for the and medium grades Of stase
and Western -four was loo. higher but the demand
less active being wholly confined TO the immediate
quirements Of the local trade. Bales 9000 bbls
state and Western ll0o Southern and 500 Canadian.
Ryc -four continues quiet, but frm Corn meal was
moderately active and rm with sales Of 100 bbs Bran
dywine at IS rs. We auote:-
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

prices demanded by holders checking the export inquiry
Sales nnimporant Rye was quiet and prices were
wholly nominally unchanged In barley and malt there
was nothing doing but previous rates fairly main
tanned. Corn was dun and heavy. Sales Of 500 BUSH
els new yellow Jersey, at 81 75 Old mixed Western
may be quoted nominal, at 81 88 81 &c. Oats
were very quiet, and scarcely % firm, at 81 10
81 10K for Western, and 81 05 for Jersey.
CoroN-The fall in gold had very depressing effect
upon the market and but very little business
summntcd. In prices have to note a decline OF fully
1c per b the market closing very dull and irregular for
all grades save the choice grades, which very
scarce and steady in value Sales to-day 400 bales
chiefly to spinners We quote:-
Upland florida. Mobile " ct
The New York herald., 1865-02-17

Tho attention Of the public is called to the proposals
FOR $751; New York County Court House stock bids
for which will be opened at the Comptrollers Office ON
Saturday, two O'Clock P. NJ This stock Is duly
thorzod by the Board Of Supervisors and the Legsa
turc Of the State OF New York It will interest at
the rate OF six per cent, payable semannuay the
principal will be redeemed the LIST Of November 1889
and 1890
Tho business at the Sub Treasury to-day was fol-
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MAREETs.
TBy Telegraph

CNcINSATI, October 10.
Flour firm. q shade higher. superfne s. OO@
9 Is; extra s. $500 so; fsmily and f.ncy 80 75G
II 90. Wheat dull and lower, s. IS for prime
old and 81 IS for new red. Corn steady at eOc.
for ear. shelled Oats quiet at 4lc. Rice advanced
to SIC for new and soc for old. Barley dull. Mess
Pork in demand at $50 90; Bulk Meat, are held
frnilyst IS z81s1k for Shoulders ard Sides. Lard
steadyst 295z. Groceries firm. Cotton advanced
to 26c for Middlne Whisky firm at ZIG.
NEw YoRK, Octoberlc.
Cotton active and excited; 5s@5sc for Middling
closing al enc Flour opened 69IOe lower. but
closed at S 5oss e0i extra St. Louis s. lo9s 90.
round-hoop Ohio opened At 192c better but less
active and closed heavy. Whest -Ts9soc for Spring;
1900 for MlEanlds Club. soGsic for amber Mil
wsuke the istter an ext enc figure 81 IS Tor old
amber Michigan. Rye firm ct 81 10. Csoada Bar
ley closed hesvy. c m sesey At sl99Oc for IN
sound; eSae6c for sound Nike Western. the latter
for choice in 81, -. Cats steady at 5sG56c for IN
sound; 62gsic Tor sound. Pork opened higher
bptciosed dnll snd heavy at SiTSs7 90; closing At
ss7cs b; sI892 COR Prime Ls-d dan at ss1S92s
WHISKY 2. 9229. Gold opon-d 1455z, closed I455EE
stock Rshade hrmer