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fair inquiry the sales COMPRISING roo pass. r has
i,ac,., limited requ@A but prices wefo ssIcc s,uvc
essential change. tspO boxes q. ts1S M i'sa sS
~. ~. Sunoo.iaha cut, and Gales ~ / 500 bli. a..
ira market ruled steady with Jean ke,tIs am rn'
tioTccs az loc 1sLc. for No 10 n ~ oo 'en en-
Ssrea Butter was moderately active q. w. xso e,
at 14c q 23c. :.
rErRotEUh-The market for all kinds ruled ext emely
quiet ana prices OF crude declined fully lc per a. Zion
The only sales we heard of 500 bbs crude on che
73c. a 74c for bonded
SUGAR-Despte the advance in gold the market con.
nued dull and lower prices realized sales having
been effected OF refining grades figures representing
decline OF fully No per h. the market closing dull and
heavy at lo.c for fair refining Cuba The sales were
confined to 600 hhds. at 1886 for Cuba musco
vado and ITO bbls. Havana private terms Refined
was dull and lower at 1870. 1870. for powdered
crushed and granulated.
TAILow was in fair request and hrm sales 80 900 lbs
at 10Hc 11k
wooL.-We notice sales by auction of AZ bales Mes
tia at 19c &c., and 10 do unwsslred Entire Rios at
21 He.
wmsKEy- Receipts 450 bbes. Only moderate de-
mand prevailed at steady rates. sales 800 boxes ut 81 10
q 81 III for Western
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


ALaER- -BxarARp.-on wednesday, May g. by the Rev.
pr Cummings, AZ the residence of the brides faser,
JACQUES AnsER of Mcaux, France, to AsSA c. eldest
daughter OF A. Scrnasd, Esq. of this city.
CRAwFoRD-RNM%Rp.- Thursday MarcI, o. by tie
kev H. H. Blair, %onN II. CRAWFORD to Miss MARY 8
RICHARD all Of this city
hNk-CoLrAN-t1 81. Pauls church, Hasem on
Mednesday, April az JOHN H. RsNK, Of Brocklyn to
Msss MATILDA Z. N. eOYAN, Of Harism
HAwnSs-BURDGY.--- ION Tuesday May o at the BRIDES
residence, Paterson, N j. by the Re+ O. D. Shas Mr.
ELISHA D. HAWKINS of Brooklyn, N. Y. TO Mrs kLiuE
BuM'GE, Of Paterson, Nj.
Pat ,rson and Long Island papers plea-e copy
MELspwsJoHNsoN-in Dublin sdncsday, Jc.su-
ary lS Rev Father Haggerty, of the Church Of she
holy Viyln Mr. GKo MEltows. of Tarrysewn, N. Y, 70
MISS JENNIE, daughter of Pstrck johnson, VI Dublin.
sioAT-.BoYD- Jersey CITY, on Thursday May a. By
the Rev NJ Imbree, RrcHA1S B, SLoAr nary eldest
daughter or George II. Boyd, al OF the above place
sNYD.R-MoRRn.-At Astoria, L. l., ON Wednesday,
May by ths Rev. Dr. Harris at the resideAc of the
SusAN j, NORRIS.
srAPIEs-KssDALL. On Wednesday, May 8, at ST.
Marys church Brooklyn, by the Rev. b. " NJ Johnson
O. SrAP1Es United States Navy, 10 MAGGIE s.. daugh-
Ter OF John J. Kendall, ESQ., of Brooklyn. No cssris.
SuYDAM-MnLT-In the Reformed Dutch csrch,
i4ookyn, T. D., on Wednesday, ApfH 26 by Rev. Ebert
D. Porter, d. d. KCsRY SUyDAM to Nr1IIE N. MmLs.
WALToN-MnLs.-- AT the same time and place, by the
Rev John H Mills, JonN r. WALTON to ANNA BAHTnAx
MiLrs daughter Of Isaac Mills, ESQ. No cards
WoOD-ABBOrr. On Tuesday, May e. st the Reformed
Dutch church, corner Fifth avenue and Twenty-i ifst
street by the Rev Alexander r. Thompson, JoHS THozs-
TON Woop Of Philade Phia TO LIZZIE Low daughter OF
the late John D. Abbott, Of Brooklyn.
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Coroner's INQUEST.

THE RECENT CASE OF INcENpIARIsM Loss LTR-
At late hour Wednesday night Coroner Cover held
inquest tho remains Of Arnaud Lang, the boy
whose death tho result of sIoeaton during the pro-
gress Of fire in the apartments Of his mother who lived
on the third floor of premises Of Broadway and
Tenth avenue. Tho fire of inccndiary origin and
from tho time Of its discovery strong suspicion was
directed against John Wenzei who occupied rooms id
the same house 1t is supposed that out of revenge to
the landlord for increasing his rent he set the place
fire. Below will be found the deposition Of a woman
who occupied room adjoining tho ono in which Wenzel
lodged
Elizabeth Morganbeck being duly sworn says:-I live
on the top oor OF house of Broadway and Tenth
avcnue; occupied room next to the prisoner's
awoKe by hearing cracks and after that heard Mrs
Lang cry fire; got up and went out and AancS and
smoke coming oat of WcnxeIs room; ran down stairs
and saw the prisoner going down stars followed him
him what no had been doing; l said "You
might have killed the whole OF us'; he said
keep sti that the fire would 20 ut;'' officer had
him in charge at the timc am positive the fire ut first
was confined TO prisoners time ago he told
me he did not trust Mrs Schiller she might the
house fire, and that he did If his trunk was
saved as all the rest of his things nsured he also
toio mc TO save MS trunk in the house caught fire.
this evening as the officer bringing prisoner down
Seventy First street asked him what he had beon doing;
till aftcr death Other testimony OF similar nature
takcn, after which Coroner Cover submitted the
case to the jury who rendered verdict follows
THAT Armand Lang, the deceased to his death by
suocaton during the fro at house situated corOer Of
Broadway and Tenth avenue the Sd OF May 1885,
and we believe said rc wifuly originated at the hands
Of John Wenzcl" Tho prisoner then committed to
the Tombs " await the action Of the Grand Jury.
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3 The christy VIII Case.
Before Hon. Gideon j rreIer

"
MAY 4-Surogate Tucker yesterday delivered his de-
cison the after of the contested will of the late Ed
win T. Christy This extraordinary case has been in
litigation in the SuSpgates Court for two years and a
half The amount of property left by Mr. Chrsty Is
tmaed at 500 Oc0 to 100000 Mr. Chrsty's life and
career were peculiar and fun review Of his history is
rendered necessary in the Surrosate opiaon, by the
Questions raised as to his soundnes Of mind and his
marriage relations He found 10 have been living in
ls4o in Buffalo with lady who had, previous to her
connection with him, been known as Harriet E. Har-
r1ngton- Evidence given as TO a marriage be-
tween him and Mrs. Harrington, and as TO the gene
raj reputation Of the parties, and the Surrogate
determines that the relation Of husband and wife is
established to have existed between them and therefore
nat she and her surviving are properly In court as
contestants of the Christy after came to New
York city, leaving Harriet and the four children he had
had by her, in Buffalo. Here he became almost imme
diaey distinguished in his business of negro minstresy
and the children followed him to this city where he pro-
vided for them In moderate manner He visited them
called Mary Miller Mary Naples and to introduce her
as his wife 1t is this lady (who also survives himl In
whose favor he has made his will In the spring OF 1s4s
house In which he and Mary lived in Eighteenth
sSs strss in this . city Tho CSrono5s ur 0Tcd s";c
dal act he was in condition Of temporary insanity.
Mr. Christy fell upon the pavement In the back
mead pre- rscturng some o. the
he came to his death twelve days after His case the
Surrogate considers to have been remarkable one In
physiological aspect. Here was q with his neck
broken and his whole body from the neck down perfectly
parayzed and the length of time during which he lived
In this condition, as well the intellectual capacity
he evnced in conversation, are, shown by the
testimony Of witnesses, most extraordinary The Surro-
gate considers TO be that Mr. Christy gave In
telligent directions for his will to his counsel Mr. Clark
and actually executed with tho necessary foalities
marriage ceremony also performed at his death
bed between him and Miss Miller which, Of course was
null and void IL the Court holds the evidence shows
Harriet to have been his law full wife.
The Surrogate therefore, decides admit 70 probate
the will of Mr. Christy and declares him to have been
competent to devise his property.
Mfs Harriet Chrlsty's claim OF DOVER as his widow,
will have TO be made in another proceeding.
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Scbr iseile creole. Syivestas. Belfast. days.
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Schr Vim French, JONES' Bd " w
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ARPBAL OF MRS. GENERAL WILLIAM T. SHERMAN.
department OF the Northwestern Sanitary Fair, 10
in Chicago May 3o 1885, for tho relief of
sick and wounded soldiers ha, Ing been placed under the
of Nrs William 7. Sherman, sho is confident that II
q not prcsurng upon the interest and generosity Of
ocsrs and soldiers Of victorious armies to call upon
them not only for money bit M such articles OF value
and army relics they may have in their possession,
which will have untold worth In the eyes Of their loyal
Compatri0ts
None know well the needs of brave army in time
OF Sickness and when suffering from gunshot and sabre
etroke, that army itself; will appreciate moro
Sensby the efforts making for the relief of the thrco
hundred Thousand heroic sufferers anguishing to-day in
hospitals and who will need tondcr and chorshng for
the coming year. For such or the gallant AS have
fallen glorously In battle from lingering wounds and
sickness, "Requiescct IN pcc shall never DO want
ing Yet duty tho living appeals no less to the tender
est sensbiiiiIes Of the human heart Who can have
soldier defender " HIS couEtrys right the vindica
Tor of tho country's honor
Mrs sherman also appeals to her friends to whom this
circular may for such aid In enrching her depart
mont with vauabl contributions as their generosity and
patriotism may suggest. Any contributions will be &C
-ccptabic. Nothing sent can como amiss.
All donations OF money should be forwarded by draft
or express to "Mrs General William 7. Sherman, care
OF Mrs. VIM II Fitch, Chicago, Ill" AL contributions
of articles for salc should he marked-"Northw' stern
Sanitary Fair, Chicago, ILL., For Mrs General shermans
Department"
The express companies bring small packages free
Heavy freight Is transported free to the fair by the rail
roads. All donations should be forwarded by May q
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsnEa a-Reeeipts, 50 bbls were quiet, and We have
only to.report sale Of 90 bbls pots at 81 62K.
BREADsIUvrs. 9,227 bbls -four, s21 do and
Io47 bags mosl 1880 bush Corn. $500 do. oats
and 247 do Barley The market for State and Western
-four continued quiet and further decline Of 1oc lsc
per bbl was established on tho common and medium
grades The demand was confined 10 the immediate
wants OF tho local trade, and have only to report
sales Of l4O0 bbs State and Western, 500 do.
Southern aid 400 do Canadian, At the annexed quo
tations, the market closing dull and unsettled.
Rye flour In limited demand, and We have only 70
report sales Of 100 bbls at 80. Corn meal In i'm
proved demand and nrm with small supply: sales 100
bbls. Western at 50 So and 800 bbls. Brandywnc at
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

"asury regulations which it excepts The old system
Of ra "erm Is IS to be oonained, and Trsurv IT,
is to be the Judge of what amount Of supplies is required
meet the wants Of the population Now, what sound
OBJ econ can thcro be 10 allowing the supplies sent to
tho South to be regulated by the legitimate
,emsa a, always, OF course, excepting articles con
tra NanA OF WARP It Is absurd for the gov
ernm pt 10 appoint individual 10 prescribe
the nu, ph or of yards Of tape or spoos of thread
that shall W suffered to enter the city Of Richmond II
trade with n. South is to be resumed before formal
declaration Of Nee, these and useless restc
tions will have bS modified removed. Meanwhile
the need OF sc cond order explanatory OF the first is
apparent In conn sction with this subject the Chamber
OF Commerce. at s annual messing to-day, passed the
following resolutions
Resolved That we ha, with peculiar satisfaction the
recent order Of the Pres dent OF the United States "t0
relieve the loyal citizens and well disposed persons re
siding in the insurrecoL sry states irom mercenary
turn peaceful pursusn believing as we do that
unresfed commercial inter course VIII prove to be the
most powerful agency which be employed
for restoring peace and prosper NY 70 oil portions OF our
common country.
The expected monthly statement Of the national debt
the publication Of which was resi- med at the close Of
March, has not yet made its appearal ce s however,
to be hopsd that the Secretary OF the Treasury will per
ceive the advsabty Of continuing 0ese publications
regularly.
The business at the subrreasury todav was as fol-
1owu:-
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Police IntolIigcnce.

DESPERATE ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.
On Wednesday night officer Kealey, OF the Eighth
precinct quietly patrong his beat In Prince street.
when Jas Mcconnell, powerful and somewhat desperate
man. with unknown confederate, committed a savage
and unprovocaked assault him Tho officer knocked
down. his club taken from him and brutaly applied TO his
head He cried for help, which reached him. and
Mcconnell secured but hts accomplce escaped The
prisoner was yesterday morning aragnod before Justice
Dodge who transferred him before the Court OF Special
Sessions for trial. He duly convicted and sentenced
TO tho Pcnitentiary for three months.
SERIOUS CAss OF MAYHEM.
complaint Of very serious nature was yesterday
lodged against James McDcrmott, junk dealer, by
Peter Kelly residing at No $40 West Thirty seventh
street. The men, who live in the same house. qusrreled
concerning trivial NATTER when McDcrmott seized
the lower lip Of his adversary between his teeth and bit
or portion Of IT, thereby disfgurng him for lifc officer
Holiday Of the Twentieth precinct arrested McDermot
and Justice Dodge locked him up for trial in default Of
two thousand dollars bail
sHOPLIFTING AT STEWARDS.
MI. =. J. Allen, employed at Stewards corner Of
Tenth street and Broadway caused tho arrest by ocer
Oakley, Of the Broadway squad, Of q woman named
Mary Brown the charge Of shoplftng II Is charged
that the entered the under the prctence Of
wishing to purchase goods and whlc thcro she was
caught in the act Of secretng under her dress lady
cloth jacket and other articles valued ut $06 After her
arrest she searched In private room and the miss
ing property found in her possession. Justice
Dodge committed tho prisoner for trial in default Of
81, 500 bail
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scHR AsHosE-woods Hole May s-A large schr 10 uslo,u.
from Pacific with p oo Is bbisOn ps.ssss
rs. s .:s x.s stss s:s of River
John coilie' NB waa spoken TO- Of tho
ship susan Robinson hence for bombay Feb a. la,sx
Storm Kps e, rs'sn from c"rda and Clyde
Brig Belle for Norcans. n. dass
Foreign Porte.
ALcoA BAY CGH March BIN port bark q r Kem, Lss--
March isIn port .hip. Hsys.,.. wsrr;s War May
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Marmon warsaw Malay Huschnssn, New iSrf, Cs--
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for Baltimore a. Herald Downey, for Noreans TO- Caor-
p Il JAeo April z2-Arr brig Lydia Cole. Waugh Yorhi
al n, sid, brig Sarah Bernce, Stewart, Ccnfncgos
ST JOINS, b. May 1-Cld schr Sarah Fieh Philadephh
TAsIn BAY, CHu, March ls-In port barts white vine
Ross, for New York; Rchd Irwin, Anesbury Ter beehi
TRINIDAD, April ie-Arr bark Eagle, Snow, Phiade2hm
4 American Ports. ..,,.
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| g, Pomroy and u Tyler Fuller Belfast; tosn
EIcksrson, Nyork; nh brig Cshe N.e gssbt XSrn
Baker Havana land sid 2sth Tor syork ~ ship Law
brgs Mary 'ooo, Dunosn, oo'
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sid 1d schrs Qulcksep Ayerh Wv bonuon 10Th Jchn
more DO, Yth scbrs Haley Ncfos New Lendon Istn.
Iiejcombe Godfrey, philadelphia; 18Th bark lido Knbah
o2sIni o2psImniwoSp Va May LAIR brig Mary lowell rhiis.
aeinha. schrs oasner, do; Edwin, Allen, Niors Jas
lloyd Robbins Fortress Aonroc; n Hull, Holiness anu
| yln.r May, City Point -
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THE Fam FOR THE sprms or MERcr AT PALACE GARDEN
charity fair for the benent of the Institution Of Mercy,
situated at the Of Mulberry and Houston streets
was opened at the Armory Of the Twenty second rsgi
effort has been made by the ladies having charge OF the
tables TO present TO the public such variety Of useful
and ornamental articles to. please tho fancy OF ALL
There about twenty OF these tables In the hail. got
with great eegance and ornamented In different forms
There also large refrcshment room, where visitors
will find everything suit their tastes and moderate
rates Hclmsmullers Band discourses good music We
are sure that visit to this fair will afford delightful
entetainment and assist at the same time most neri-
sorous object Of charity.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

% Coy.sn-TSc market was nrm, and fair inquiry pre-.
vailed Sales since our last Of 24oo bags 81 Domingo
private terms The government took $500 bags Rio,
Fnncnrr. The market was stIn very dull, and tho
rates were better In fact Of the engagements
Liverpool per neutral vessel % tons oil cak at 2s 3D.
and per steamer Is hhds do at 2s Cd 10 bales cotton
To London iaoo hhds oil cake at Is So bbls flour
Is 4,sd 100 boxes tobacco at 1s 3D. 70 cases do.
at 2s 100 tons measurement goods at 12s 3D. and 20
bales cotton at 6lod To Glasgow, per steamer 1000
bushels wheat, free
Hors-The demand for prime grades continued mode
we're not much sought for, and with large supply
prices were barely sustained We have only TO report
sales OF IS bales at 1oc loc. for common 70 prime
HAY-Owing TO the increased supply and the falling
cIiued cn d TO Is s5c., and city bale Ooc II.
grades s Sscnns %Ss s1s ssss C
are scarce and wanted, were Arm. The only sale we
heard Of 50 hid: Porto Rico :. 15c BY auction Is
hhds Porto Rico at esc 1910, net cash, and 90 bbs
Cuba muscovado Mt SOC . 61c
Nayar sroRrs were arm, with sales Of spirits of tur.
Tive at previous rates Tar was quiet and nominally
OILS eFor crude fish there was fAir inquiry In New
Bedford the sales comprising 500 bbls whale supposed
at 81 25, and 400 bbls. sperm, supposed at
a. which is decline. Linsced was In good jobbins
demand a. 81 70 At Which Rrss ne s an market . y ruled very
at 81 66 BY auction, 100 bbls damaged sperm oil al
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i,l5I dds poIk zfc packages
beef, 500 do tut meats and 574 do. lard There was
Increased activity In the market for pork but the trans
actions we'.e at lower rates. new mess having sold on
the spot rs low as s27 The sales the spot comprised
5000 bi,ls az &27 $27 IS for new mess, closing al
s27 So cash s25 t25 so for 1868 do cash and regu
prrso mess also for future delivery 5000 bbs. fo
My and June, sellers option, at f26 10 a s2I. tn
',ccf market ruled quiet, with sales OF 800 Dds
at s12 $40 for plain mess and SIC $50 Tor extra 90
Beef hams continue In fair demand At full rates; sale
OF 400 bbls N S2a o t25. For cut meats there wss