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The New York herald., 1865-05-15
"A."-cheroke. mediein %.

CHEROKEE PILLS FEMALE RE0CLArOR-SCoAk
COATED and unfaiiug female regualcc
Known One boI 81 siI boxes % eeot bs malt lree q
postage We desire 10 scnd pamphiou troe 81 possASs
10 every lady In the land
CHEROKEE REMEDY AND cHERoRee wAsn
renove all discharges 10 male female and cures
recent from three days Price. hroe oos
ties Tor S. Sent by eHpress 10 any address,
CHEROKEE CURR.-Aa uafaiiiog cure for ioss q
memory unlversa iassltoe pains Ia the back dimness
ssoo weak nerves trcmbng wskefatness sod all diseases
caused departing the path Of nature and adgtyat
Ia youthful fohes Price, three bottles Tor ~ sent Vf
prose 70 sny sddresa
DIR. wRIOHr.s RRJuvRNArINo EfdxfR OR %.
sENcE or LIFE restores TO fui vgos and manly cover
debtated aud through disease or cIces
Price, three bottles for ss Scot BY express 70 sny address,
The Cherokee Medicines are sod By all eaterprsns drug
gets Ga receipt OF price send them securely pactee
free from portion OF the Civilized geo
by oxpress
wish mall free to every
Address letters for advice gsmrhless nedic,ses
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Boston. - Maugsr's shipping TaEs, suie.
able Tor the Bossoo market al VICTOR hAUu6Re 10
Rsade streel
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Corns. Buntons, Enlarged Jolnts, ana
ah diseases OF the cured by Dr. ~ srosd
9av
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Bascheior's HAIR Dye-Ths Beet n the
world Harmless reabie TIE oaly psrtsce
dye Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, Prsservattvs
aho Mte Depot wholesale and retail Nv. Astor House.
Tue dye sPcled oy ssiIifu artists.
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The Largest and Cheapest Hair store
In sbs a,,v bs, rsnns~ ed 70 $40 Csaa street. BAsrzT
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rr~ssss.-Iasrnia,v variccceis, Pro,spsus,
10. Dr R.cJs Hard Rroter 'ns"umeo" ~" earcsy
street cny odco.
The New York herald., 1865-05-15
Trial OF the Censpirators-JeH. DRvi
C0nnected with Them.

Trial OF the Censpirators-JeN. Davis
y Connected with Them.
The doubts expressed 10 regard to the pro-
priety Of the proclamation Identifying JEFF
Davis and the other parties named 10 IL with
the conspiracy for the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln have not long had to wait for q
refutation. The 6rst batch of evidence pub.
lished leaves but little question as to tho sub
stantiality of the grounds on which II was
issued.
One OF the witnesses, Weichman, who was
on terms OF close intimacy with John Fl. Sur
raft, and who, In fact boarded with his mother,
makes statement which directly connects Jef
Davis and his Secretary Of State, Benjamin, with
the assassins He deposes to the close friend
ship existing between Surratt and Booth, and
also to his having seen Payne at Mrs. Surratts
on several occasions. he adds that prior to
Surrau's going to Montreal, at the beginning OF
April, he (SurrstD had visited Richmond;
and that when on his return from Canada he
was informed of the surrender Of the rebel
capital he refused 10 believe IL, saying that "he
had been with Davis aud Benjamin, and they
told him II would not be evacuated"
Is there anything in the shape OF pre-
sumptive evidence that is more conclusive
than thisf Surratt is not on trial for his
lie, and we can, without improprieiy, rea-
son on the facts. Here is a man, the intimate
Of the assassins Payne and Booth, proved 10
be on terms OF such familiarity with Davls and
Benjamln az 10 be made The contidsnt Of thea
military plans. Is II stretch Of legal imagina-
ti0n 10 conclude that he was admitted to their
confidence solely Ia view Of his Importance as
Q primo agent and mover IN the horrible de.
sign which was subsequently cobsummated.
Certainly, In any ordinary case, civil msgis-
trste would fee, himself justified in offering re.
wards for the apprehension Of persons brought
into such direct communication with the sssas-
sins and having such an obvious interest in
promoting the fuccess OF tho conspiracy. In
the opinion Of the world TINT piece Of evidence
viii be sufficient 10 fully sustain snd Justify
President Johnson's proclamation.
But let Il uo' he Inferred that II was O,
Weichmans evidence alouc thM the gov.
erunent based its action. There IL reason 10
believe that testimony still more strongly i'm.
p,catns the rebel chiefs has been, for psrdec.
tai reasons, withheld from pGeii:a,ion. When
I, cones to see the light II will complete the
measure Of horror ard Indignation With which
this horrib!c crime is viewed by the civilized
world, md will consign 10 eternal infamy the
OF ebe,iop and murder.
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Chronic Catarrh, Hay Fever
NOSE AND THRoAr
ssdicAiiy cured by the OF the
GREAT GERMAN HEiLMtrTEk.
Price per bottle -
Pcy sale b. HEOEMAN co aod al other drusxisss
OEMAs BARNES CO, q PARA sow,
Wholesale Agents.
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vvatchas and Jewsiwy Of all Descrfr-
49, 20, a.. A, OEO G. ALLEN No I5 Brosd way ena
Sos< ssisss GeaSi SsssA t'ssnefb IA y woRNfee>A
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Soy Miiaer's HAIR Dye. Cheapest ana
Large sise 16 cents Try Bold by druggists. ospos
Is Deg strses.
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BAmcroN Aouse,
Corner Broadway and Twsaueth street,
AEBERf Il. cRANEs. Proprssss.
Late Of EbbetI House. Washington. D. @.
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Ts Gentle msn.-A yplerdtd Asscrtment
Of rrercb fancy coaunss and .tss asc css
wsiSna and mourning suits ready rrsde N6 Broadway
tsAs' @as. corner r'p'w wcEtNiEy, Msrcaaa, vaus1
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The cherotee Medicines soId 81 all eoteprsne dral
free from portion or the Civilized ssSs
Pun particulars in ou, thirty psss pamphs. ~AisA~s
wish 70 mall free TO every one .., a..
Address ssf 3D. 's 'G;sf %.s
srR0vlNa Packet For "s y - drosr's'' f"os ~
w..; s.: 8; a. Az wSsl :sSsa* 49, :ss
A Few Hiatt. Tor Ha.b. ..ds.-se.sisie
S .s's Il: r.; ;d: $3.50
Address 20 smokers.-PslIsk 4 Sos,
SS:: ;sS Ssss Holder: \ :s;s cut 70 order
A. Old N.r:s sor chi,arsn:vDcn,s :. S:il
sssSs No "S,nss %nG ;s s.. ., tired ~
the .d in,.asbis prspsrs.ica, Olives sSs
shs. scS ssss M sos health 70 The sd Cures Wind cole
Abraham Lincoin.-His Correct Like
ss ssf p:sS e: s,'1s sss. .sss
''' '''' T. rodEo s;' S:ases S:ssais m xoa,s. .u.sxr
Corner Brosdw.y and rwsoue,h street,
Lsss Of sOseu House. wsshl0s.oo. Q. Q.
Bascheior's Hair Dye-Ths Best IN the
world Harmss: ssso'e ,n:sAasaosoas TIE ooS ps'fses
DYE Factory 81 Barclay street.
Soy Miiasr's HAIR Dye. Chsapess ana
e Ss;S T., L:s: s''s 10 cents Try" Sold BY druggists. o'ps'
..s 70. o.: ..:s: s!: snsgSn sGsSSs 10
Chronic Catasrh, Hay Fever
NOSE AND TnRoAr
''''''' e''ss Ssa4s z Il: Ssss.s ssi 4 Ms,.xrrxL
"ESEs.s SEs.s s.ssss s.s g g ssi; Ssc s,':: 81.
Wholesale Agents.
TO-. .,.s D. sSs .: :s
Crl.tadero,s Hail Dye, Prsssrvativs
re W. SsRs :, s :: :%s :s Nv A'' a'''
ChevaiIer's Life for shc Hair Restores
ess os. to%psco ''1s ~s soy soy cs.s as
iSas:s Solo ''s sS%n ;is.fi .sa % fi Ss
Or. ). II. scheneh, os Philadelphia,
e'2ssSS S 'nG,T: . the eses sa he b: no s S.. sss
ss,.,bed here Al ali times : - -
Piaag sta6s, Patent ca ansevfna Horses.
Ip1sudi Wheel cbsirs s. " SMITH. ., william street
iIforma,oo sddres. W Pos, onee.
Diving way Good HumorsdIy 20 "In.
s,l'se,e De:'ny -9ENiH ss Brosdwey has yu lowered
summer Hsss 70 the specie STANDARD
Grover u Baker's first Premium Eias-
tic suich and Loes stitch Sewing Machines 80 frcsewsy
Highest Premium Lock- 3t'teh Sewing
MACHINE AND SUTTON HCLE MACHINE
WHEELER a WILSON. go yroadwsy,S n Y.
Health and Happincss.-A Cireninr
5 is pss !sss sSsse men '' 'e 90 W.
Ola Eyes Made New, Withoat Spec
ucies medicine Pamphlet mhed free ffcelpt
Of meeents Aidres L Foois ~ d.. LID Broadway.
Prizes Cashed In All Legaiiled Lotte-
rtss. aud informa,on si,sn. Dsawitss sent
> CLcTL. Brekers otlce, ''e sfosewAy.
Rockwell a. Iuriourt's Free Eshibi-
Gon "A pair OF saicr, driven 20 carriage whcu, BRIDES
eslon trsei Rbb ssenps between lab sud lsslh streets.
Ne. yoss on Tray and sasgrssy stay is sna 90 = fosr
country kessrs q are the creins,ors OF isetical
eSs agTcss a. & q s nns uSa, sies
has and Be shown bette. fea han ana'f soy ena All
other methods or the comtioed world
Removal-s. g. Clarh, Engraver. Re-
moved 70 800 Dadway. third boussseove N'osesn's SIT set
re Gentle men.-A Splendid Asscrtment
q rsses sns sps 3,ss cSs'rI r%:.s @
wsS M ind nou-nins Suits ready trsde c6 broadway
t'as' sds. corner r'p'sw MCKINLEY, Msrcssu, rass1
rrusss.-Hsrnia, varicoceis, Protn psu Q,
A Or R!Cug Hard Rubtcr Instrument" No. . sarc:ss
street onv omco
rhs Largest and Cheapest Hair store
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Wa. ..: 3; Az Sss :sSs.. 49, s :ss s:
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

Ola Eyss Made New, Withcas Spec
sces doctor medicine Pamphlet mhled ffcelpt
Of eeuts Address L B Fooie ~ D.. III Bresdvay.
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

Health and Happincse.-A Cireniar
tshy IMPORTANT 10 young men, ser' free on Addressing Dr.
TOWERS, ty5 Elm street
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Removai-s. g. Clarh, Engraver. RE-
moved 70 500 Dcsdway tbrd Noseenib stu set
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

HiEhsst Premium Lock st,teh sewing
MACHINE AND SUTTON HCLE MACHINE.
WHEELER WILSON. 625 broadway, N. v.
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Grover ~ Bakers FtrN Prem,uu, Eias-
tic suh Loes stitch Sewing Machines 80 Rroscwsy
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A Few Htmas for HusbaadS.-0e oo1blo
ladies should place before their eec losdes
Eivon 10 the May oumber PfiRRNOLO0ICAL JOURNAL
Ouly ~ cents No $50 Broadway.
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Diving way Good Huncrsdiy 20 "In.
etiAbie Dcsiny 0ENiN t3 Broadway Just lowered
the prices OF sfbe fabrics composing peerless soct or
The New York herald., 1865-05-15

Absaham Lfmcoln.-His Correct Like
nsss act 10 beautiful gold plated breast po Tor iad'es q
conts, four o.. A great bargain.
n. YO0k0. Jeweier, i67 Moafoe street. N. r.
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Prizes Cashed IN All Legaiiled Lotte-
rtes aud information gtvsn Dsawiles sent
J CLrTL, Brokers Office, tf6 Broadway. 4
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relns or ,rsses bs A. n RGcKwEi r. ON Dubols' Asso.
sston trsel Ebb s.en.s between lab sad i.ss Streets
o'clock This ls feat Of hor,.esn'sp ,h., LILY LILY
wonderfully hae eqused D sbs o. any otne!
country, kessrs are the orIeins,ors OF Practical
and aprro-sd system OF teaching and educsng we .Srss
hiss and Sc shown he,ei fea than rndef any aud ali
other methods Of the combined world
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Chevatier's Life for shr HAIR RESTORES
gray hsu 70 It's original eoor stops s fane out the
head clean Stands above othes hsr
dressing SOLD at the drug stores onee No t2S
BroaJ~st SARAH A. tHEvALIEH, n d.
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DR.. =. u. Schenek, os Philadelphia,
Respectfully intorms the puoc that he has sco
10 New YORK Hts onice 81 Bond only. and be
VIII continue 10 eaents there usual fuedA
from A. uhii s,clock r. D. but hts medicines 10
eetAibed there AZ all ,inea.
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Address 60 SmOk kers..Pollak q Son,
Meerschaum manufacturers, 6D2 Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes and Cigar Holders reta, 70 order
boiled amber, and repaired.
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Finy pss Cent es all ssles Gtven.-Oood
tus.ness men was,eo 10 sch a cit article for furtaes
tLformAtion sddres. w N Y Posi- odhcc.
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Flags sta6s, Patent Csnsevina Horses.
invsuds Wheel Cbsirs - " SMITH ~ William street
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An Old NWrse for ChAldren.-Donr RaiA
10 procure Mrs wrNSLOw'B SOOTHING SYRUP foe
ehidrec eehics No mother Who has ever tired VA Con-
the aid OF this Invaluable preparson Gives rcst 70 the
mother and relief and hosih tho child Cures Wind cole
and regulates the bowels. IS cents q bottle
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Pixs-RoeESrHAr.-In Chicago. on Thursoay' ro me- 20
Der . by the Rev Mr.. D. Felsertha, MI $500 I'D
of Champagne, ILL.,, 10 Miss HsSnErTA Hosfs"A'r VI
New York city. rx-s.r Novorrhsr q
BIsBEE-Kr-In this city, on THURSDAY, ro'o'npes =
by the Rev. Mr. Curry, JAxSs n b'shhS' hSq' " W.T.
HARRIET KIP. ,.---,.x ~o..xy n r
CoPsxAs-wnEY Trinity churen' Tewa rsa =. ~
on Thursday November o. by the Few = Y. Esces'o,'
CnaRrrs W. corEmAs, Of Newark, y; J., 70 MARY -
daughter Of the late wllas Wiley, y no ,n Novombev
$ at the Madison BaPs, church oy sne r Sss
Henry r. weston, D. D., Lieusnan. NJ oao., saugbsss
a. The Non william A. Darling, Of New York city
rnnaae'p mn.ssssasp-On wednesday, July IL, D. J.
r,vvy 70 SARAH BARNARD. Remarked on THU 'ay No
ysmbcr .. by the Rsv 8. NJ Isascs, the same sar''s
NygS Mssr-EtIm-- on Thursday. October 20, at 81
Andrews church. Harlem, by the Rev o. - Draper
ssscs Joswpu eldest son Of Joshua r. lie Mare, Eco,
~ wsnchesser MAsoAasr, eldest daughter Of tho late
ysmcs Ellis Eco, OF westminstey England.
wcSorsrpt-Blnrm i'm this city, Friday, October
N bv he Rev. Chaa HART pastor Of the Fortieth
street Presbyterian church. wuiIAx hqcossu4 q Nan
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cALIronmA VIA AsrrswAI!.-steamship Ocean Qusea--4
Rss jog
Phslp stlmpson, Mr. James and child ssllssrry:
Il ias Ms pGS @ Mr. Ss 'T'
S %sns s JSRs
en- Edward PrOis Johns Kpssk and servant. Mr: oos,
s ss S's.; s:,aS; ssai. ss f$ ::
kshn Mrs. Chapman children MY rS SA
% .sss s~S s $ls end sSs
ri'sa .f .as ~: .ss s4 ss
;ss sn Ss;' $! s:s s ss. ss!
Bowes Geo Krx r ns%l,oni asS s1GlsSS
rSgs ss s Hssh s SS: sIis s.ns
xssS i.s.s cidS y. hso 1s:s h assa
s ss"Ssi Emile Ssisr Vol S S.sSE@
Ssa.s ana Me x Z i RGs9S:
iSy a and o Sd Cam fSs5 s5e na cs S
bet fsa Mite and WE %fs c0s s.s
children and scrysnt rs mr. and two children;
ssq e., Ts SSc: CO. sa Wen ws
Iosn,sIera, Godfrey. MccerIncs 9 g Lsgay
, ms;sS,a;saS .. s,ss%,Hss;
I sss e. .rs .S ,is w aes
GOV q SsSn Mr.: f!' rss Ne Me
sSsss," %S s sssss' VIM PsS
icy = nnv. Leonard Rae, Ieyison, Deios Lake,
"a s,haasse A Luakctt ThosJ Holmes, Wnkens
- ,snweiI ,;eo Rarstow, Gladdng, sherman wm
mansns,d. Gresham, stilhed Felix Delmeir J9en
Mar.,n Sewman. Chas Weeks, O'Sullivsn and wfes
Edyin PEEK Mallory, Proising. Rev John curiey.
Vim Lloyd tanner, Col Ihos Moore ne T aasysn1
aud child Dow, Perry Moore, penas Wrta,j,s a
Msscs .I. AIs ~ Na Tss.vs " Carrick Crosby.
| ~, enthusiastically GEORGE Cromwei-Miss lrv.
/ NJ srerritt Mr. Stannard Bought, wire and rw0
ndrrp' Bate, Mrs Mary Loud Carey T rSars.
H.nter j Morse ID M Hancock, A Leamot,e, @ II Joys
a q Carter VI NcGraw, Mrs simpson, Miss Lizs,e 10Y
| Ian WIN Ievslyn J w Cole James Conner ID Pnilpet
Mr., WIN Dean Nrs Russell, w Place q Anth q
Z. 4, cutler ysaec Oliver Richard Arscott, Brunne -
i harrington weeks Commongski, ii winthrop jams.
/ n swift and Robt Norris
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The Packer Divorce Suits.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs.
Before Judge Clerke.

The People, e. relatiome Sarah A. b. s. Puckr, -
James Packr.-Ths matter which has been before the
courts for time was again up yesterday morning
before Judge Cicrke in the Chambers Of the Supreme
Court Tho reator, Mrs Sarah A. B. 8. Packer, petk
toned for the custody Of her two children, who were -
court yesterday under writ Of habcas corpus previously
granted return aled by the husband denying IN
the allegations and setting reasons why the mother
should not be ntrused with the custody OF tho children
To this return traverse was also filed Tho HUSBAND
sets up that the children under the OF
Harriet Carman in sufolk county nt and proper per
son. and that the custody should not be changed until the
decision OF the divorce suits pending between The
parties Messrs James and Dunphy the reators oouHr
SOL did not deny the fact Of the present custodian being
proper person. but urged the proprety OF permitting the
children brought TO the wfes residence at stated
periods After considerable argument, II was finally
agreed that the children should be brought TO the
mothers house the arst Saturday OF evory month and
allowed remain with the mother until the following
Mnnday
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| E u r Q p E..
Arrival Of the Etna and Of the
Cuba's Mails.
AMERICAN CREDIT ABROAD.
The Ministerial Crisis in
England.
Defects Of the Present System Of Gov
eminent Admitted.
FEARS OF THE APPROACHING OELUGE.
F ENIAN tie NJ S.
Examination OF New York
Correspondent.
Extensive Seizure Of Arms-Popular Sym
pathy with the Cause.
DC. &c. &c.

The Inman steamer Etna, Captain Tibbitts, which
sailed from Liverpool at on the 25th and from
Queenstown the evening Of the 26h October arrived
here yesterday
The mails by the steamship Cuba, at Boston, also
came to hand
The Chairman OF the Committee OF Mexican Deferred
Bondholders in London states that Senior Ramirez the
Mexican Minister for Foreign Affairs, had addressed
note to the British Minister Mexico In which it is
stated that very positive instructions had been given
the Under Secretary Of Finance to settle the deferred
bonds claim at once.
Several Of cholera had occurred at Southampton
England and DR.. Cooper, the Officer of Health had died
from violent attack of the disease.
The Frccmasons in England following the example
Of those in France by protesting against tho
allocuton.
The Sydney New South Walos) Herald says:-The dis
covery this colony OF mineral shaie producing kero
oil is likely to prove Of importance If we have
not oil springs have abundance tho material OF
which oil be manufactured The OIL be extracted
cheapy and the process at presen nrIce leaves large
margin of profit.
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The Bank OF frances return for the week ending
October 20 shows the following changes compared
with the previous account:-Decreasc- 1893 ooef
commercial bills, 1ssoo,ooof; advances, eoo,ooof
notes. 500 0o0f treasury balance, 1900 0oof
accounts, 13,eoooo
since previous dates there had been change in the
value OF money in Europe, but a fair demand had
existed
satehwatcs London circular refers follows TO the
market for American securities
The London market for American securities has since
our last been steady until this morning, when prices
gave wav ON large sales. United States nyetwenty
bonds which had during the week improved 81, dc.
cned to former quotations, closing 63'4 ~. Illinois
and Erie shares have also been much depressed tho
former having al one time sold as 81 from VIII h
price they have slightly recovered, leaving OF SEA
Fries which done at IS, have also reacted 70
bsl, &C. Atlantic and Great Western bonds and de-
benturcs have been steady during the week
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Nov. lO-6P +. M.
ALconoL ruled higher in sympathy with whiskey, and
sales made in retail lots at "a TO- with high
81 rs asked.
ASHES Receipts packages. The market hrmer,
though prices in the absence of sales ominay
changed.
REApsrurrs.-Recepts, 27,131 bb,s. -four, ISL bags
meal % 538 bushels wheat 60 sos do corn 80 $50
do oats 40 04s do rye and 1920 do barley Tho do
mand for and Western -four continued fair but at
lower rates all grades being &C. 10c in buyers favor
as shown by revised list Of prices subjoined-the
market closing heavy for all brands. The sales
~ 500 bbls Southern -four also lower, with sales
500 bills Canada -four declined Sc 10c per Dbl the
sales 70 fair extent, comprising $50 bbls Rye
-four quiet and unchanged Core meal was inactive
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The London News in its city article, says:-Pending
tho receipt Of from America, as TO the temper in
which the Washington Cabinet receives the refusal OF
government to take into consideration the Alabama
claims a check is given to the movement in American
securities regards which the tendency of the market
is otherwise very favorable Nevertheless in the
time the high rates of interest required from specua-
tive holders of vetweny bonds at the last settlement
have caused occasional reazatons that the price
barely maintained Should the American government
adopt the which is expected of them
poud seem difficult limit the orient of the probable Il 10
Of British capital into american securities and old for
there is evidence every side that the result of the civil
war has raised the prestige and credit Of Aericd and her
enterprises higher than they stood before
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Application for tho Surrender OF an Al
legged Canadian Prisoner.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.

befOTe Judge CleTko
under the Ashburton treaty came up In the 81.
preme Court Chambers yesterday morning The pa
soner Mr. George NJ Swift, accused Of administering
poison in Toronto, Canads after which, a b
alleged he fed TO this city, where he was recently =
rested tho usual requstion and placed in conhns-
ment He was brought before the cosrt yesterday
writ OF habeas corpus and his discharge was asked fos
the ground that the man to whom the poison was ID
mnstered did not die from the effects thereof and ID
STILL in fact alive; and secondly, because the prisoner
has been detained moro than tho requisite length -
time. The matter postponed until Doxt Mondsy-
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Policr Intclligence.

A BOOHKEEPER ROBS HIS EMPLOYEES OF OVER
ELEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS AND THEN DEcAMrs-
HIS ARREST.
On the 10th of October Las. Mr. Henry n. Van Am
burgh assistant bookkeeper in the employ OF Messrs.
Tarbell Jennings Co. importers Of dry goods at Nos
65 and 81 Worth street, made up package, consisting
Of bills to the amount Of eleven hundred dollars and
checks amounting thirteen hundred and three dollars
and twenty cents for the purpose Of sending 1t to the
Metropol tan Bank by messenger The head book.
keeper Mr James NJ. Sweeney, Jr., told him that he
ought not to send many bills away, and Van
Amburgh then handed him the package Tho
next day Sweeney did not come ~ the store,
and consulting the bank book II was found
that but three hundred and three dollars and twenty
had been credited to the firm A check FOR one
thousand dollars had been sent back by the bank on
account Of nformalty leaving one Thousand one nun
dred dollars still unaccouned for and which u was
afterwards found that Sweeney had stolen. ~ Is
claimed by the members Of the above firm that the &C.
cuscd had previously stolen from them, ut various
times, sums amounting, In the aggregate, TO TWO
rested in Philadelphia by Chief Of Police Franklin who
telegraphed the fact TO Captain Jourdan OF the sth
precinct Sergeant Quinn was sent on, ana yesterday
arrived In this city with his prisoner Inc acousa wa
above given was committed for examination by Justice
Bowling
THE CASE OF JOHN D. BAISBRIDGE.
II was stated IN yesterdays HERALD that John D. Balm
BRIDGE Of Freehold N j., had been committed by Jus
ce Bowling the charge Of larceny preferred against
him by Mrs Adelaide E. Foster. II was an error No
commitment made. Mr.. cambridge was merely
aagned, and his examination postponed until Friday
morning, he, in the meantime, remaining IN charge o.
his counsel He appeared at the time appointed put the
prosccutrx failed to appear, and a. the Jusuceswas
formed declined to prosecute the charge From ever
indication there ground for the complaint ant
Mr. Bainbridge was honoraby discharged