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The New York herald., 1866-07-26
TINE ALlEsss BRUTALITY on BOARD the SNIP sov1aAss.

Conclusion Of the stigatiOn-verdict
Against tho Mate.
The Investigation commenced at the Seventh precinct
station house weeks ago. before Coroner Naumann
In the case Of Patrick Conway otherwise known a.
Joso,h Mack, sailor whose death was aesed 70 have
been casd BY violence received at tho hands Of Captain
MAXWELL, Of the ship D. 7. Southard and his mate, A.
Williams during the passage from Genoa to this port
was concluded yesterday q the Madison street posD
station only one more Witness Dr. Robinson, was az
ained and bis evidence together with the verdict of
the jury, will be found bsow:-
nEDaoAL rRrMoSY.
Thomas Robinson, N. D., being duly sworn, depooes
and says:-I have made post-mortem examination ot
tho body Of deceased; autopsy made ten hours ases
death: after careful examination failed 70 discov
much emscisssd and had little OF no adipose; in
Ing into The cavity oF the thorax found tho lung. much
dessaerAsed and in an advanced stage pnsn d POI. q
lungs waA solidiaed In sessrai places; $50 nosss
uS fsuSd the ''I psr,carSiun dsssadsa with ssra%;
observed tho surface Of the breast TIVE dfs-
tinos p.:chss shs remains Of psrc.rs the iss -
animation both external and internal am under the
opinion that deceased had been suffering from oonsum
rsneements; the mm dste cause or death was phthiss
PUN iais. complicated with disease Of the heart
AT the conclusion Of DR.. Robuson's evidence, NJ.
Thomas Dunphy OF the firm OF Massrs. Edwin James +
Dunphy counsel for the Seamen's Union Protective
Association who has watched the investigation from tss
arose and stated that after hearing tho
medical evidence be felt u 70 be his duty not 70
the case against Captain MAXWELL hs seemed to be e.
oneratcd from all blame. lVM .43
Tue mater then submitted 70 the Jury, who ater
brief deliberati0n rendered the following
VERDICT
sThat the deceased came his death by phthis's Po
monaiis complicated with disease OF the heart; and we
think his death accelerated by cruel and inu-
man treatment received board the ship j. I. South
ard. at the hands Of the mate, s. A. Williams"
Coroner Naumann issued warrant fer Williams, ard
placed IL In the hands OF Captain Jamlson OF the S7venh
urecnct for execution.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
TROUBLE IN VRssA BETWEEN WHITES ixs NEGROES.
EoDrorsa MaSRox Juiv % 1884

The United States seamtug Geeva returned yesterday
morning from the Of the disturbance the enss
shore OF Virginia. near, Drummondtown. betwean
the aud the negroes II appears tho troabls
originated in band OF white men hunting down sons
negroes Tor the purpose OF searching for one named
Couch, who few days previous had attempted TO cut
the throat or a white The negroes were robbed
Of their arms and money, when they made
complaint TO tho civil authorities, who issued
tho of eleven OF the white The
l4th apart for the bearing of tho case At
VILLAGE named Woodstock On that day about hundred
well white assembled, ssenring they would k
negro who attempted 70 testify, and threatened
the magiste r Dix, with violence If the proceedings
were continued The magistrate. seeing tho Stale
OF affairs, endorsed upon the warans OF arrest
the mposs blity OF conducting the trial under
such circumstances. and Informed Major French,
Agent OF the Freedmen's Bureau Of his action.
Tie latter officer advised the to quietly return
to their homes. and whiIo they doing SO they were
again assaulted and pursued BY the armed whites uos
they reached places Of safety Upon the arrival " the
troops tho white dispersed In cvcry drecton, and
not one Of them could DO found after most rtyad
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
RAID ON couKTEaFfiTERs.

Capsurc cf Ono Hundred Tbcnsand Dellnra'
Presses-Discsvery and Capture or the
Fsmcas /" Ballien Banku asd "Gcvernncns
Bank Of Washington" Pfafcs-A seyere
Blew 70 Cennicrfeiiiax, &c. n4tNte fs.sa
4 mo most important Of all the operations Of ,hs
officers of hs Secret Service Division Of tho Treasury
Department. IN this city, transprcd yesterday The
st has been The recovery OF upwards OF ono hundred
thousand dollars worth Of steel dess end rolls for maaa.
Featuring cconseffeits on the national and state cur
rncy. The Secret Service men had been on track Of
these dies and rolls for long me but did not saccsed
in locating sheni uni Sunday morning rhe PARTIES In
terestcd In cm had bocn traced 10 various places, and
among oshc - Maiden lane. Suspicion Gnaily rssed
upon THIS locality. ana ~ was determined 20 enter
tho place. and scre whatever nght found there OF
conrAbe nd character This sccordinrly done ouiy
~. S% cSs uaos
street JAIL asd the onco began searching the wensss
The dios and rolis wers found locked up 10 upright
capacity with scno Of che very nnesl specimens ~ lhe
steeiplaie ara Some Of these conn.
large nans. were sns.ss ne and numbers fos %ss
taIng stale bank pa'as and low were common ssssl
Among tho other plates captured hero TINT Of the
s'BullSon Bank" and 'Gevenment Hank of washing
ton." Tie latter. ~ VIII be remembered, was
iSued during the earlier part Of the war,
and was sent out especially 70 swndle ths army
Immense Of " WIRE circulated bcfors 3t
was dce ted the soldiers biting eagerly ~ the words
Government Bank 10 aid IN further IN tho dscsp
ton the bscks of The ne'es vers done In green Ink
Every effort made Al the time cf this spurious iesus
70 trace lie origin but 20 avail 10 thougbt by
sne Of the detectives 70 have originated In Wssbngtou
Others supposed Il 10 have from this city ana NH
oihon wers csrsaiB u had been made In Canada. Tho
capture Of The plate 10 this city yesterday decided tho
question, and u b nov known n w@ orig mated here.
Tbess dies and rolls have bccn anoumulans for
Der Of years. and some os the parties engaged In their
manufacture had the confdcnce of the banters, and
done great deal u icsssirnnte work well that
which wss unlawf0k larss number, pcrhaps $40 000,
IN proof shern Of bank note plates of various ssases
ranging from Maine 70 Missouri, we're also found, and
taken chargs Of ~ direction Of Mr. Wood, Vh Of the
Secret 6srvice Divisoa s&4 taf '#tt
snvKnn BLOW 70 oousrnRpuTfHo s. q
has been madr u the capture among the other imple-
fnen Of urnAfoS prrss 1scd In the manu- scture of
steel plasA This y the dncnlt Implement for ths
cgunierfsit p obtain all c'hcrS There er. very few
OF Them Manufactured excpt FOE The of bank note
compsnies o. ensayers a the nst rrspectablity For
c0unterclief 70 obtain one iarGc txpendtsrs
o. money .snd weeks and months of tle most de eas
noADcierna IL easy 70 SEQ. therefore, how vitality
they are anected by the capture of such press Oucs
poessed of one. however, hey are In position 10 DO
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$eolsoss The balance IA the treasury April 80 1885,
,ras 60 asa Aai

WAS Sz,ocoa@l.
The Greenfield Gdsete announces that contract has
been made between the Fchburg and Vermont and Mas
sachuses railroads and tho commissioners Of tho Troy
and Greenfield Railroad to operate the latter road from
Greenfield TO the east end Of the tunnel and that the
work Of constructing the road will be resumed as soon S
the assent Of tho Governor and council Is given 70 the
contract rE
In 1890 the profits realized upon the railways o. she
united Kingdom amounted TO kis,67s2oA In 1851 this
profit increased Ella os and in 1867 10 ELI $780,
l4o Since then the growth Of our railway prohts has
been much more rapid the total having risen In 1868 to
&l6 l2s les and in 1864 to 2ss Tho amount Of
capital paid up shsres and loans combine was ct the
close OF $780, s34s 1877, and at the close Of 1894
s425 7i9e el3 Tho average upon the capital expended
was hus:-Iu 1860 Ais per cent and In 1884 42o per
cent In palmer terms British railways-takng them
all round good, bad and indlsrent-pay about ~ per
cont upon the capital engaged in thcr construction and
equipment
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

on Wards Island stating that hers had been several
cases Of ordinary cholera lately che GAZING
che attention Of the Commissioners to the Na'ser'
Commissioner LourRM moved that the comms,e e'casion
be approved and that two assistant resident physon
be appointed 10 reside the island during the coming
three months, SAID physicians 10 be nominated BY the
Board subject TO the approval Of the Commissioners
He said this was merely preparatory order to meet
any emergency that should lse whom In number
OF the emgrants should be aeo sck sucient medical
attendance would be readiness Though tins would
entail little increased expense yet II better 10 be
prepared.
The resolution was adopted
The following table shows the number Of emigrants
who have arrived during the past week and also the
number since January l. 1Se6 with the funds IN the
treasurers hands at present.
Number OF emigranss arrived ~ July lS 1855 6n
Number of emgranU arrived since 70 July & 1885,. 639
rosai. .i1s,soo
shune uhto IN Iouo ooSOS
Number Of emigrants in institution, Wards Island
iss 1885,
Balance Ia bank January 1851. $l,W
Aggregate reoeipts 70 July Is. 1896 .$5S5Dl
Recetvcd since 70 July @ for commutation OF 900
sAcn passengers. Io.' es, az
Total. ). ......... ss6l $40
Disbn per previous account to July R - -.
A0o- 1oSs"
n.,.... =, ,..a s94 al
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Third session-2,sO r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Wun~rxDAy Juiv nk

AsuEs.-Receipts. o bbis. Pots were scarce aud nrm
al IS 25 . 3S 50, but the market was dull
RRfADsruSrs. Receipts, 3s34 bbls. four 500 do and
50 bags meal OIL bushels wheat o6T los do oorn
Sss15 do. eats and A43 do yo. Tho markot for state
and Western -four continued dull and prices Of all
knds--wlh the exception Of sound medirm grades,
which nrm--deciined 10c q 20c. per h0l., " Ia
sales OF I. 500 bbls al the revised quotations below
tending downward. saes 800 bbls or Canada -four
saIes were made Of about 100 bbs q prices repreenng
4 material decline. Rye -four STEADY ~ 50 SO So
or meal have ssies 70 report but priccs
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
our NATIONAL GAME. /,

Clinton or Harlem vs.. Independent Of RfOts
Haven.
match played at Harlem ON tho 2ad iust Be.
tween these Junior clubs resulting In the defeat u ths
Harlem people. The score was pl to II.
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.Covrs RIO was steady. swnh q moderate demand
No sses were hoard e Other kind. were held With
Ss9 esss Lsssayla 2. M i;c iSisc. gO'& IN eons.
bales cotton Aied and per steamer 400 bscs cotson
at "a. The charters are.A British bark 10 belfast
as per u lbs bark 20 csais, s.sses, ssS for ishi
one from Bcs,n 70 c.ao Mao rs hs sg from w JasSon ..
ton Jamsica; brig 70 xbas and back; q Bsisish bis
TO Havana and ship from garnors q ssn Francisco,
SCUM SCUM side eSsa port ID sSs r si s,sss sugar.
R sss es e nssS = 900 sGs s q
sssssss Ssss y & ' and S' sss o
% s'HSsa, ssf 'sa ssa cas % .
ponscs, 81 90
po ss as ~ss q co Su' ssc
NAVAL sroREa--ILo mkrSet fct bprss turpentine was
quiet aud scarcely 20 nrn ssles wore reported q 20
prices werc without rnsssrAi variation Sales 2es bbls
,cL sslss we're mai. of $50 Dbls Southern at 50 so
OlLs--I.nsecd conslnned scarce and firm At 81 50
from crushcrs hands We heard Of no important srsns
ixTsoLrux.-Thcrc was no especial change to no,o in
ihe marie, Tor either s,Sa, r % 2, ecnssa the r%sr having
rtras !" whi,o and Sac,ic. loo fcr standard white,
thNfy ~ inside aHo bDis pHmS . W
W, for August NJ o5sc, sellers option
rroviuoSs RE pis 100 bbls. pork The PORK mar.
koi opcocd moderately active al ycser'sv's prices but
81 sed hmer with improved demand, tho saics beng
1000 hhs At s3l 81 $Si 0sx for new nese closing Al
x5i 70 caeh $40 rs $50 Tor old do and s27a e21 30
for primo Beet was In moderate demand and frm ~
sle s2i 10 for new plain meas, and $40 Soa xA 30
for now exra do, with sales of 400 bbls. within the
range Beef hams were dull and nomnally unchanged.
of bascnwc have sales TO report, but prizes vcrc
without sided change Cut meats were IN moderate
deinan' and llrm Sales 800 pkpA ~ 1so 0tc. for
hams. and lie 1859 for shouldcrA Lard contnhcd
dnli and heavy, and we have only 70 notice saes Of
90 bills ~ lsc a2oiic chiefly nj 1sc. s20kc. Butter
Nas Needy NJ zoe DC Tor Western and 25c <oc. Tor
sA's. Sheesc ~ss unchanged M0 c. l9c. for common
Rcr was dull but notnInalIy unchanged No transsc.
tons ~ any account wcro reported I tst t " 49,.
Su0AG--lhc markci continued fairly active at full
pnees win further salcs OF 600 boxes and 3so hhdA
tuna ior rchninr a. esr AL GO, and $50 hhds Crba
~ -, 10 hhds. carldsd a lisc and 81 hhds Porto
Hco X l2c 70 groccrA weqnois.-rorto CO. refining
grscss ,,'. ioc IL az groeery grades. n'le lic
losc; do. good rcnnins, Io-sc. lie; d. mir 10
goad grnecry, liAc i2n Refined sngar was steady,
va w:,h aislr ccmsnd We quote cofco At lc,sc Iosc
SRA tuicd s,esdS We notice sales a. 900 lbs
l9kf 2zAc. alsc 5 ooo ins AZ foi,c II i,c
TAttow was scarcely - fn and In nofcrafs Demand
ihesaies not exceeding 10000 ibs, Al i2,.c a IShe
pcr 10 -~''-
WHISKY Receipts, 20 Ibis W. have only 10 rerov,
small sales Of ssas Al "a q, and Western Al 80 IS
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

The wheat market was moro sctvc but lower prces
vero accepted sales being made AZ reduct ON Of Dc
for new No I Ml,wauyss' new AMBER Msryiard and
Jersey AZ 81 n 81 T5 No Milwaukee ~ 81 IS, and
rejected Milwaukee ~ 81 90 el So Corn in fair
8i 8a5sc for sound mixed Wcssorn and s5c for high
mixcd DO Data wcrc 1c &c lower with fair business
dos 1t tho concession saos bushels 81 zoe for
State, SOC. a60c for Iowa, 4kc 48Isc FOR Chicago
and S7c. . Soc FOR Milwaukee. Ryc vas qulet and
scarcely rm. Sales I000 bushels Western At s7c.
or barley and mat salcs OF Importance trsnspircd
ana pricos were entirely nominal
CcTr,r was duh and nominal. Exporters were pre-
vented from operating nv tho high pcos while snneFs
well supplied. Tho sales only reached 5Jo bales
Receipts 801 baloa We qrote:-- si s...rS IA
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OBITUARY

NEwABK N. J., July Is, 1884
Very Rev. II Moran, VI 81 Johns Roman Catsoiie
church OF this city, died tnis morning. aged sixty c1
years, during thrtytwo OF which he was resdens Of
Newark a~
The New York herald., 1866-07-26
TNE ttmsEsONtns q enEaATou.

Chelera nm Wards IsInnd-Twe Additional
Physicfans 10 Reside on the Island for the
Enssine Three Month"; Arrival 81 Esas-
svswts Dwvsrs Hs pest w~ck. &C.
W~ csmmhsnuers cf rrn'sv~scs mss yersrday
President o. G. verranck n tht chair
Communication Nas rc,eived from the Ned cal Board
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

A THE CHOLERA m PHILADELPHIA
% PmxaDmPmA, July IS, 1868
Six cases, three Of which fatal reported to
the Board Of Health to-day up TO two O'Clock T. h.
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

rOrAl MORTALITY Last pEpoRr
There have been issued from The Office of the Registrar
OF Vital STATISTICS 40 burial permits for four days end
ting yesterday, and classified ns below:-
SUNDAY Jnly Wsdnssdsy' n,s JSly Sc; q %
russdaxy nSht Once 70 Total ....,......... 80
The New York herald., 1866-07-26

OFFICIAL CASTS or CHOLERA.
Mrs. Carr, aged twcntysesen, naive OF ireland, ana
living at No Al Mott street. three davs afser confnr-
ment was tax III with cholera Oh Tuesday morning.
At t,reo p N. collapse had supervened The patient
died Yesterday morning. Premises dss,nfccted.
Eliza Ann Murphy, living at Sevcnty-iirst street, bc-
tive n Third and Fourth avenues, was found by the
O'Clock on Tuesday morning She died at haipast nine
T. ". Premises dsinfected It-s
Edward Weldon, agrc ihiriy-four, was takeu III with
cholera at No. 10 state street. Tuesday evening, and
hax. ul{efx NJ half.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03

| for the apprehension Or detention ot the
Offenders.
Insthe Incorporated towns, where the
Mayor and other officers we're appointed
by the Provisional Gsvernor, these rorpo-
rations can proceed, under their charter
and corporate laws, to appoint o,hsrs. Iu
cases where these elections cannot BE-
promptly held 10 strict conformity with
ssch charters or laws. the election must
be deferred for proper legislation ior ire
gular elections may be held in the expec-
tation that such eiec tinns will be lrgalized.
The ordinance ratified 18th October
last, provides that in all cases al sppoini.
menis made by the Prs,isiona! Governor,
Of directors in any corporation. they shalt
continue until the regular election oi It's
offirers.
The ordinanceof the Convention prssid.
ing for the collection of R-vcnuS. autho-
rizes The Provisional sherias. To carry nut
the sane. They derive their powers u
collect these taxes from this ordinance.
and their Office, as TO this duty. is not de-
termined by the, termination ot the Pro.i.
sional Government.
Ina short time AL these irregularities
will be remedied bv the General Assembly;
and in the meantime. am sure, yau will
maintain the en,iable rspuiaiion Of our
people as 10 the observance vi lac and Or
der, and prove haw grnaadless Is the ea-
luminy, that there 10 siiil among % persons
who are dislo,al 10 me Government Of the
United States.
We did not gn veluntarlly into the late
caIamitops rebellion. The aetisn Of eote,-
miaous States Isreei " 10 take sides 10
The strife. We elected 10 20 with our
section: and having taken our position.
acted with sevd faith 10 nur associates aril
bore oarselves gaaan,!s IN the hght B
ins sanqui,hsl We ssbns - becomes
brave people. rhe President. as colsman
der in chirI uf III. millisrs powers nf tn
nation. INA: unanimously trus,, ". ] ia no
believe there i. citizen Of the State, ahe
10 unwsrihy ~ this confidence.
| confidently rely on ynaF CORDIAL 50.
operation in rsmsdying II. irfegularitis'
which embarrass The beginning o. ny al.
| NJ lnlsttal.sn.
JONATHAN WORTH.
Governor Of N. {.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03

was joined BY General Sheridan with his
splendid cavalry. Altogether. II seems
probable that the force In iiont Of Rich
mond and Petersburg nearly apprsximated.
il it did nat reach, 200. 900. 10 meet this
immense array. General Lee could muster
not more than forty thousand men. The
number surrendered by him is stated in
the report as 27,s07; but we believe the
number on duty. with arms in their hands,
the norning Of the day on which the. sur
render was made, did not reach 5000. II
II be said that 40. 900 men behind such de-
fences as had been constructed around this
city. ought to have been able to resist 200,-
900. the repl, is that the sklllful manaa-
vering Of General Grant compelled Gener-
al Lee to so extend his lines thath works
wers at no point sufficiently manned.
Where his line was FIRST broken the men
stood ten or fifteen PAGES apart.
These figures are given as matters Of
generai and historic interest. and not Tor
tie sake Of making comparisons or suggest.
ins conclusions TO the disparagement ol
either'sids.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
Gov. Worth's Address to the People.
sTATE OF NORTH CARoLlNh.
ErEeuriyr DEsAsrxsxr
Raleigh. ~. q. Dec. 80. 1865.

Raleigh, y. T.. Dee. 80. 1865.
To The PsOpk ef SortA ca1siias:
congratulate yeu oa the diseoni iinuance
Of the Provisienal Government in this
State, by order Of the PRECEDENT 81 ,he
United States, anil the restoration nf Civil
Government. This announcement has DIFF.
fused joy throughsut the State. We are
now under laws OF our own enactment.
la the transition frsm military 20 civil
government. happily for our Country, cur
past history has lurnished Us with no pre
cedents TO guide %. and hence you will
not expect that the whole machinery Of lhr
newly organized government will be ii
perfect order Al the start; bat IN your in,
at .he return Of the form Of government to
which yeu have been accustomed, l hope
and believe all classes will strive TO pre-.
serve order. the more. because all officers
necessary TO rnfofce the laws nave not
been appoi nted. Ths General Assembly
will soon csnvsne and finish up the york
Of reorganization. Under existing laws, il
is believed, that the pswers VI all ofieers
appointed under the authority ol thf pro.
visienal Government. ceased with the .l,..
continuance OF that Government.
Where clerks and sherlhs, elected i
November lsa under the ordinance u 1,s
Convention, have been qualified, tasy
have power to srscste the duties oi .htlf
Offices.
As no Justices Of the Peace were app0u
ed by the General Assembly. il may hap
pen in ssme Of The counties, that the NEXT
term Of the County Csurts cannot be lgal
" held bot where such Courts shall BE-
held or ether acts shall be done By such
Provisional sffieers. their acts will proba.
biz be validated By an act Of the General
Assembly.
The Jsdges Of the Soprems and supe.
rior Courts will be qualified without delay
and will held the Courts at the times pre-
seribsd BY Law, and in the event Of the
commission si py high crime, upon pro-
per information thereof, they will provide
The Hillsborough recorder., 1866-01-03
THE NEW SENATORS FROM THE SOUTH
ERN STATES.

The Hon. Randall Hunt, just elected
one of the United States Senators IRON
Louisiana, is we'll known as one OF the ablesl
members of the bar OF Louislana-Aas whig
Of the old school Of Clay and Webster, and.
in 1860, as an eloquent and powerful al.
yocAte of the constitutional Uaion party.
A correspondent oi the New York Express
writes:
Governor Manning, OF South Caroliaa,
Governor Graham, Of North Carolina. Judge
Sharkey, of Mississippi, aud Gavernor Par
sons. of Alabama, will form. with Randall
Hunt, in the constructive Senate, quite
constellation af talent. Governor Man
ning is graduate Of Princeton. where he
was distinguished for scholarship and lie
rary taste. He IS . gentleman Of refined
appearance and elegant manners. Graham,
Of North Carolina. the son Of distinguish
ed officer Of the Revelation, and alfred bv
marriage with grand daughter of Colonel
William Washington, the hero OF the Cow
pens, is as we'll known al the Narth as al
the South. through his services in the Sen.
ate and the Cabinet, and from his nasiina-
.ion, in 1889. BY the whig party, IS ils can
tidate for the Vice Presidency. Judge
Sharkey has long been regarded A. the a
blest jurist in Mississippi. and, before the
war. As the yearrated chief Of the old cvn-
servalise party in that State. Governor
Parsons, Of Alabama, who is q native Of
Central New York, is Of the same politica!
school With Grahsm and Sharkey. though
less known TO the couHtry 1t large. His
recent course a. Provisional Governor ha.
won l.r him the highest reputation a. |
man Of ability.