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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14
Digging UP Cemetery.
MONEY FOUND GRAvEs-THE REMAINS OF AN

ACTRESS, ErC.
IFrom the st. Louis Democrat, July il
A. its last session the CITY Council passed an ordinance
requiring the human remains in the old City Cemetery
Arsenal street. 70 be removed 70 the Quarantine bury
Ing grounds and the land laid of in lots and sold For
several days past workmen have been engaged In re-
moving these bones, and transferring them to their new
resting place The cemetery about seventeen acres
these remains Ii aborous task and will require several
weeks and considerable number OF sborers The come
are nearly eli old, and but few cofnns rsnaih 80
This graveyard extensively used In the epgng and
summer Of lS4o when the cholera ragged " ne ely and
ence In those days the coffin maker grew rich, and the
pubic administrator amassed fortune Oorpees multi
hrouding the bodies or holding wakes over the dead
would rise In the morning In perfect health, and
before night his remains would DO caed 70 the PoerS
field without 70 drop tear ON his CONN., or
friendly hand 70 mark tho spot OF his repose Strangers
who died tumbled into rude collins, with thslr
clothes on and hurredy placed In the ground in the
We undsrstsnd that in digging up some Of these old
graves the laborers have found money enough 70 make
were discovered In the graves at Chriqui but stiii
enough to excite their cupidity In one grave the
sum OF i've hundred dollars In French gold coin
was dug up; appeared 10 have been sewed up 10 the
collar OF the owners coat who doubtless had died Of
cholera and had been buried without bling undressed.
In another grave hundred and nifty dollars was un-
earhed and hundred and twenty dollars In another
Large may be found, and the aborers are on the
qi rice for the precious nesl Greenbacks were un-
known in those cholera timee and gold and silver were
more plentiful than at present
Among the graves dug up was that OF Mrs. Shea an
Irish actress who killed years ago the stage
OF the ST. Louis thestcr by the falling OF weight from
Of the beams supporting the scenery. The play Wa
"Jack Sheppard" Ben DE Bar was playing Blueskin
and Mrs Shea was acting the part Of Mrs. Sheppard.
The weight fell upon her head frscturing her skull and
killing hor instantly. she was buried in . metallic coffin
with glass face and was inferred in her stage costume,
with her bracelets brcastpn, &c, her person. On
opening the grave the of Mrs Shea found
in good state Of preservation The wcrkmen examined
her bracelets through The glass; but did not open the
coffin, although II reported among them that the
ewelry worth i've thousand dollars the fact
H. however that IL is only stage jewelry and not worth
over doars Mrs Sheas relatives all in Europe.
and her have been sent for and probably
never will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14
More Rogue Known to tho Police.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Thinking tba, you may grant me the space, propose
telling the public about event that came under my
observation not long since One week ago last Sabbath
went with some friends excursion 70 Coney
Island Returning 70 the city, had my pocket relieved
OF my watch while standing upon the wharf somc
policemen being near, informed them OF my niishaf
within Hve minutes one Of the same policemen
returned my timcpcce ana feeling grateful Irceom
pcnscd him with present Of Ave dollars, but requescd
him to arrest The thief which he seemed disinclned %,
do saying there were number Of thieves, ana eoo0
not swear which of tbom had been guilty OF picking my
pocket subsequently, second officer took my caru ana
remarked that he would have the whole party araencc
as he kDsw them, and would give mo notice when ana
where 10 appear against them But until To-Day heara
nothing OF the msltcr having made some INQUIRIES ~
the Police Uesdonarters was taken into room No IL,
where made siatenens Of my case, and was asked II
not fully satisfied with the return OF my property
leave this question with the public IL IL satisfactory
70 bavc pocket picked and at the sane time 20 see
MOI dealt with according law. The return OF my watch
has not satisfied me that my neighbours watchiob may
not be similarly relieved by the Identical thief who ned
dIsd Gin mine A. READER. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

Corrxx-The market was active; but prices all
Java at 24c, 400 do Rio at lo,sc a 2lc and 800 bags
low grade do at 1876 gold also H. bags DO on pr
vate terms
The engagements werc:--To Liverpool 1000 bushels
wheat 4,Sd; $4,000 do. corn, 3xd per steamer $50
bales Sea Island cotton 7lod To Glasgow 1000 bushels
corn, SID per sixty lbs.
HiY.-The marke. dull and heavy; sales Of ship
ping were effected at 90c.
Hors were steady, with moderate demand. The
sales were small at 15c. a 35c.. choice 4oc.
Morsssss The market was moderately active, and
prices about the We note sales Of 100 hhds.
Cuba scovado ~ 34c and 100 hhds Porto Rico
PSoyraoss Receipts Is2 bbls pork, 81 do beef and
2Oi do. lard The pork market was irregular. At the
opening there q strong movement among the bull
operators 10 put up prices but only partially sue
cessful the market closing a the rate for mess
AZ il did yesterday Old mess Is concentrated In few
hands, and was held with much nrmness at higher
prices say $40 so $40 TO- The Gales were 64oo bbs
at s27 81 a SIS for now mess, closing at $2I 62h
$40 500 Is for old closing at the outside price,
cash and regular SO $40 20 PRIME and s21 $2l rs
prime mess also about Loco bbs new for July at
S27 62Is sellers option Beef was quiet and unchanged.
The sales only $50 bills at from $40 f16 including
all kinds. Beef hams were quiet and prices, though
firm nominally unchanged. Cut meats were some
what rmcr The saes were 400 packages at 12c. IAc.
for shoulders, and 1Sc 2l%c for hams Bacon was
dull Lard fairly active, and prices very firm.
The Gales were $500 bills ati0,.c 2Oxc., with small
sales at 2c Butter and cheese were steady at ycscr
days quotations.
nearly nominal small sales were made at 80 &c. 33c.
for crude b2c 53c for refined in bond, and Tic 73c
for free
Rrcs The market active and prices continued
firm We note sales OF 900 bags Rangoon nj gSc. q
exc, duty paid Also 800 ticrc5s Caross at ssSc a
Joke.
sTg,RrSr was steady AZ 16c zoe. We note sales OF
s00 600 pounds of grease at 1876 I2hc.
suGAR.-The market was active and pricee on al oil
grades were well sustained The sales were about 600
hhds Cuba muscovsdo At 10kc 14zc.; also 300 boxes
Havana ut 12xc 1870. The market for refined sugar
was fairly active OF yesterdays prices.
ToBhcco.-The market was steady, but the demand
less active. Small sales were enected Al from 10
| to &c.
TALLow-The market was somewhat hrmer, with
sales OF 17o, 900 lbs. 81 Ike a11Hc
WHwKgv.-The demand fair and the market ruled
very lr The ses we're 600 bbls VI 81 90 ts Western
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14
to Major General Miles.

Presentation 90 Major General Miles.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
The officers Of the First division have presented Brevet
Major General Nelson A Niles, their old commander,
with horse and equipments and watch and chain.
The following correspondence is in relation 10 the
natter
HEApouARERs SECOND BRtGApK, rtRsr DIVISION
SECOND Army Conrs. May Is, 1866. !
Brcvet Major General N. A. MILss:-
,,s1an Of the .ommsseo APPOINTED ov the oce. Of
the First DIVISION 70 forward per Captain McEwen Of
your stan, horse and equipments also gold watch
and chain procured by the officers Of this command 10
be presented you testimonial Of the high
they hold you in personally, their appreciation OF
on se 70 s, IN
which you led this old division TO ultimate success
The committee desire to express their regret that the
exigenccs Of the service prevented them from present
ing this slight tribute you before you taken from
this army 1t would have Afforded them opportunity
70 personally assure you Of the and which
You are held by the officers and of your old
mand
Trusting that your the sphere OF duty to
which you assigned will be as brilliant your past,
have the honor 10 remain General very respe, fully,
your obcdent servant, ROBERT NUGENT,
Brevct Brig. Gen'l, Commanding Second Brigade.
HEADQUARTERS, }
MILITARY DrsTRC1 ~ Fo.rHgss MosroE,
FoRTREss MONROE Va, June TO- 1896. J
General RoBxRr NUoESr Chairman Committee. &c. -
GExERAIr-Your letter OF May 20, together with mag
pinccnt horse equipments, watch and chain, nom the
officers Of the First DIVISION Second artillery corps were
duly received In accepting ss.h tokens o. le lolm
IN which hold the olicers and men OF that DIVISION
Being member OF the division when II was inst organ
tied under the veteran Sumner and successfully com
manded by the amented Richardson and gallant Han.
cock, have shared Us trials and fortunes until hDal
victory crowned its abors II was pleasure 70 com
mand division whose record s glorious; but 70 have
the esteem Of the officers and men h exceedingly
gratifying and although the fortunes Of the service have
separated us shall always cherish their memory and
friendship and trust should government be again
threatened by foreign domestic foes the Red Ire
foilsn will be ready and willing in tho future as IN the
past TO prove their love for and devotion to ou common
country have the honor 10 remain, very truly, You're
NELSON A. MILES,
Brsvet Major General, United States Volunteers
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The wheat market remained buoyant under fairly nc.
tive export inquiry and with light receipts prices again
advanced &C. q 30. . bushe; but with only
moderate business At the improvement. There was
greater frmncss in the freight market, which
had the tendency 70 restrict business Tho ssles
were $1,000 bushels 81 80 for white Michi-
gan 81 ~ for amber Michigan, 81 20 81 20 for Chca
90 gspring 81 AK 81 % Tor amber Milwaukee, 81 63
81 90 for winter red Western. Corn rather nrmer
at the opening when rather better prices prevailed but
at The close yesterdays prices were barely obtained
The sales 600 bushcs Of s6c Sic for unsound
aud &c $50. for sound mixed Western, closing at
82L Barley was quiet, and nominally unchanged.
Malt was dull Oats dull and prices declined from
1c &c. We quote Western at COO o2c, and Jersey at
Csc
COTTON market continued active; but prices
poinay unaltered The sales amounted to 200 bales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

TINS Cpora IN Nkw JERsEy Tho wheat harvest 10
Hun,evdon ard Mercer Is finished. The wheat crop "
iisht Tho trenton Gazette says lin instances tho
ryst has injured H. but not very generally The crops.
NJ bav was never gathered In New Jcrsev. wide
breadth OF land seeded 70 grass the crop Yves heavy
and has been gathered In good order Corn. 90 & 'oosa
very promisipk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

|IH-- - 7IHURsDANI jury 10 T. W.
ASHES. Receipts, ~ packages The market was quiet
and unchanged.
BREADsrUfra Receipts 4,s76 bills -four, and ,l29
bags corn meal The market for state and Western -four
opened with rmncss and State advanced Co. f0c
per bb mainly on the lower grades the close the mar
ket was quiet and prices scarcely firm The sales
10 900 bbls Canada &C. 10c better with salcs
400 bbls Southern flour in good request with sales
of s76 bbls Rye -four was dull. Corn meal was firm
with sales of about $40 bbl Western and Brandywine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

List or Post Offices Opon mt the South.
Tho following 10 list OF post Offices open in tho
Southern StaicR:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

Mr. Bedford then called on the case Of John Wilson,
who was indicted for attempting TO- rob Daniel Eisonger
through Orchard street The complainant was In com.
psay with has brothSr and friend. While tbe accused
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

II has been decided by Judge cavitt, Of the United
States District Court at Cincinnati that in cases OF seizure
of goous under the Internal Revenue law the party pro-
ceeacd against has right 10 trial by jury
SIX hundred and seventy six thousand eight hundred
and eighty -four pounds Of sugar were Withdrawn for
consumption from the BONDED warcbo1ns " Boston on
tic Sth inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14

Tho bank return TO Wednesday evening bears evidence
OF the increased demand for money which has prevailed
during the last week The Of notes In the banking
department " r337 900 ess, aud the private securities
are FL 2Sh, 900 The total hmoInt Of bullion IN
GIG 4O goo or fl12 coo than last week II Is
tain that few days past the market rate has been
fully up the bank minimum OF three per cent ~ Is
probable that the demaBd thus manifested may be chiefly
accustomed by the adjustment Of transactions maturing at
the end of the financial quarter and tho commercial
halfycar The excitement OF the general election
interfere with business and for few forward Il
may happen that the rate of discount will relapse into
the torpid condition which prevailed fortnight ago.
But symptoms not wanting 10 justify the belief that
the value OF money IL not likely al present TO fall
much lower. The demands upon the floating CAPT.
tai OF the country ncessant, and the growth of
the floating capital y slow and limited As far be
seen present the bnrvests be favorable, not only in
this country bui In North America and over large parts
OF Europe harvest generally favorable Is always
element OF and strength and abundant yield In
the United states this year might 60 long way Ia
smooth the restoration OF prosperity 10 tho States Of the
Union.
The Boston TRAVELLER Of the 11tb inst. remarks
The money market keeps easy Notwithstanding the
large descriptions for the public loan, which absorb
W. considerable sums Of currsacy, Jhe common rstos
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2ncnte,pn GoIIcaiat. 1nititut

Sd 3uIaB 3u ben bitGusrn bsfriebismbn
ee9rrn, brS IcBtsn Sa9rrs, brmrrtrn mir nod
bic Namen BON neuer 9rbrsrn, bic anssl:at NOR,
ben fab, ta III Der @brp. 6. 8. 6cuns, q.
Dr., bon 8rUufGYn, Nsw gort, unb fra6rr
Fetrr am psnnfgtpanta college, gu @sttysture
tR ais profeTOr Der Wattrmatit unO Der t6bs.
ren Gn9li6n 3pctse anscIrlt wprtcn Sr.
6. Siutsimer, psI6sr lOsbm In bem ptnrs
fplpania Sp0ess nit ben 3pdtrn gbrsn arabulrt
tnt, rtrO bic 9ep6fnl&tn GnsttfGrn 3prsc
dternstmrn ; 5raulrin 5anntr s. 6ut&inas,
unIdnqf BON Nep 5aSsn, Connecticut, rpulrItR
itr Batter unb bsfsn 9T6tsr cine Sunsr. Da.
mrn'S4ute lsitetsn, sibt sinrn 8Ortbrtl sGei6
ben tsaen Oamsn.S UlIesiums.
Die ra8t' Sisms wirb AM 4. sfptsmGrr
rbfnrt.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /.

Sst elmer SsrIammluns Der 8irsr BON 9otpsl
Gcpamsnfn9 6dunIhip. Carbon Gaunty, pa.
NusuIt IL. 1865, rpurbe 8. 6. J1reamer ,un
TOriBsr bsrufsn, Orr biz gtrIammluns 3ur Srb.
nung btrtef.
Guf Gntras tpurfe 8. u. 3iesenfug unS Sa.
cob Saumdn als Siee'prG fbrntt unO 9fSt 0tnt
gum Ssfrstdr srnannt.
Dtr grdlosnt Iasts bic Abfdt btr 8er1amm.
lung mare. um Nabrsssln 3u nsrrifen fiir bic
unisrilibuna unIeur Na66arn, gBtaiam u.
Slider uno Stspben W. &i1ler, bersn @erbsrci,
NIT allen @ubensrtdupsn unb Subalt, OILS 8in.
ben, 5dute, eerer &c. am 81. Sull bur6 Ieusr
5rfGrt trurbe. DIR Srr!uii ter @srtrct unt
bsren Sntalte IN $500. unb fam plsesr Ser,
9rtelt pntrn bur& 9sitllfr i6rrr Nittiracr,
tnO fir bisfrn @nN,prd batsn mir urs bsuts
Abrno bier pfrlammelt.
Sef&GUiTtln, bas 60 unl.rs 9Hi6t rei, ala
Ne6barn uno Ntitbtr9ern, uniern Ya6barn ts.
baIFth ju Istn I'm ben Ssrlu1 itres @iasntbums
wtepsr gut 3u MAIDEN, unb fir be1rn @nt,wsd
rutsn mir auf unisre Wtttirser I'm Gauntp unb
an8rsnjrnten @auntiss uns bti,ulsbsn, aIei6pir
mir ibnen bsi anbrrn @dsssntriten beiatRanber
babsn, frenn mir taju aufsefcrbsrt rporbsn llnb
UNI SsrIulf Our6 BaTnTltbsn unb s5euer tpe.
btr brrSuilrlIen.
DaB @rmmittesn In ben Ssrf6lsbenen anarer,.
snpen Saunttss anscReat psrbtn um gulltftt ,ur
unt'rltibuns un1rrsr Mittiresrn su tstsn unb
sab Die 70 ccurttIrts Sdaufr an Qest Sarlsman
3u tssatlsn iinb, fit prI6s sr Aaituns,n sibt unt
orrirlbe tisbur& ais S6aBmetler BON 6rIa9tsn
5cnb ernannt if.
Carbon County,. SctpdmenIIna- Daniel
Boyer unb 8. 6 6rsamr; GcwamrnFna-S
s. Srmsrrr, 5rantltn-S. 8. SaG unb Dan,
lei sSsnb NabUnins - Silsbmau Qrnr unt
SbCs. &smtrsr CAT pmn-6mrS Wettr uni
George Ballet; GAP @au6 gbunt-@bmunt
gSriB unb Qepis Srd6arb.
Ncrt9amptpn gcunts -GaapA-6rnrY ssul.
mer unb Deter SrItsrt; esbtsb Saunfaip -Samst
Brupn.
SGaplttlI County .-Be1 gtnn 3upn1&ip-
Ganttl 9. Riltlsr unb 8rli@.
9sha County. - gBaIGinetpn - g9arlst
SaHman unO Scnds Soffman 6etbeltrs-
@ltaS Sittnsr unb 6bcmas 6. WCiTrr; Qvnn--
Solspt Wchsr unb g1t1iam $. Niasr g8tt.
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SlcB uno Dapib Bong NOrb B9itetaa--Gb.
parb Sern, Sei, Ssmmrl unp g. 9iCtb Up.
per Naeunoi -Sbcmas 8retnts unb SoIrpt
Nlillr 5anCUrr-Samss 6. McTsr; alrn'
tcpn-9enrY Smitb unp @so. G. 9fute.
Ncnrce County. SannsrspilIe - Sttp6rr
Rilllrr Tenncrsbt(Ie-9p1epbE Eenner.
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Sefentli6e 9en6u.

Sam1ass brn 9ten September, um 1 ubr
gla6mittags ICll am SauIt BON Daniel Nuib in
ScpnIaip. es6n @auntv, urae.
fGbr cine tatts Wslr utettalb ssrn's Natle,
fcIsenbss lirSenSe GissntFum 5fftntlt9 Ssrtauft
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gtdr unb 100 9tutbsn, ssnauss Waa6. Das
9anb III In bpbsm @ulturltanbt unO untsr euten
8snStn. sn iunasr trasrnpsr Gpfeltdumaartsn
nit psrIdisbsnsn StRarten unb Bentraubtn ae.
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Nuben ibrsr @rsbitcrsn iibrrIGrieben baben.
Die QselnsurStn am grrfaufstaes unb auf.
partun9 BON.
Sames s. &lein, 2(iienic.
Gusuf 20. nu2m
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q + a uri a.

ScrlcBtsn Scnntas ertpif&ts Elm iunssr Sp9n
hrS Srn. 8. DtifsG, Der uuf Satftrs 2lnbsut rn'
bier tpo&nt, stnrn 9slabrnsn 8rppIpr, BEN Ses
manb unaGtlamer gBsie I'm SauIs bnselest Gat.
tie, rCGin er brnrttrn nt&t bate Issrn ulItn, unb
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sinrn &uscntlid ais pIEbli6 elm Gauf ter Bafs
logging unb bic Gapuns Osm &natrn bur6 ben
SBrper fu9r, an bsrsn DunOs sr am Issten Rttt.
nod Rarb. Sc n unoerSdbIia pis mande Qeuo
te 70 SIri6sdltis un6 unaatlam iBrt S6ts6paf.
fen uufbrpabrsn
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Don WaGd)insten.

Bai&inetUn, 20. gIus. Der prdF'
rent bat tde 9crrsurt9sil, mcIGes bas NtItdr'
sridt Su @jrfirnati auferirro6m bat iitr O..
8. F9cr @rruftlt, tw ttittiI6t llnlutbnn
unN l6uItis ttfunttn wrrtrn IN, ben sa Camp
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Sur 5lu&t prrtuIfsn ju tabtn, In lsbsntIdnsliGs
&nIprruns unttr barter Gtbsit auf ben Dry
5crtu8as um8swanpelt.
Ba 6tn9tUn, 2i. Gus. Der prGFOent
bat bsm Gstsasn Gr.grnsrsbmitsIisb Burnett
pcn Strtudy trlautt. trd BON Civil ppsr NiIi'
tararrrR mad Saufe su sstsn, unN Sat itm tbsn'
70 rtin Gissntbum pisprr Susrtannt. @r BAT itn
frpp@ nht partpntrt.
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Je0er unO SC6eere.
Gin areEer KlecGcnaeI.

Infer altr 8reunb 9bomaS 8ott bon
genpnr Gaurtp Sbtr, titrrfunbte uns pUrisc
geOae einen S!nlsnGrI in rntm Srlffs, prIdrr
6 5ue 3ou Iore III. gS III Gin sGhr Union.
N'nsrl unO mare lang ssnuS UNI StT. Davis
Crr irgmb Elm anbrrr 8trrGtbr bamit In Der
euft baumcIn ju MAIDEN. 5runb s omas,
mir Instn grab rauS, rag mir tsinrn Stnsst
fawtrIip in Yennlptpanien bistrn tSnnen, aueer
mir srbrn ans ,,fplei1en."