The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-14

mus far appears only about $4,000 have been lost
ON this forged paper An alleged scsompiics Oh Duasu
was arrested yesterday, and taken before Justice DOW
Ing al the Tonbs Police Court partial examination
was made in the case when proceedings were furtnsr
adjourned until tomorrow at ten O'Clock M Durard.
the alleged principal in the AFFAIR, is at large.
The Republican Executive Committee met last oven.
ing at 600 Broadway the business transacted was or
private nature The committee adjourned subject 70
the call Of the chair
The inquest in the case OF Robert Walker the horse
trainer who was murdered the track Il Centre.
VILE L. L. on the LIST Of October, was concluded yeser
day The evidence elected was deemed insufficient TO
Justify the detention OF tho suspected parties and they
were accordingly discharged The jury returned YER.
dict in accordance with the facts.
The inquest the body Of policeman Hipwell, who
was assasnaied Monday night last in Williamsburg,
was continued yesterday, but clue obtained OF
the murderer The inquest adjourned until Wednesday
next The deceased was buried yesterday at Cypress
Hills Cemetery.
The charges preferred against Street Commissioner
Cornell were o1cally him yesterday and the
Governor has requested his defence be filed forthwith
He will then act in the matter personally, appoint
commissioner 70 take testimony and investigate the SUBJ
Ject Is understood that the defendant will ask the
latter privilege under the act Of last winter.
Ihe wills OF the following named deceased persons
were admitted 70 probate the suogates Court Of this
city during the past week Sidney Blackwell, George
Paris, Ruth Madin, Jane Rutgers Joseph Ludlum Hen
retts Coster, Harriet Hunter, Joseph Pggott, Mary
Jane Roach. Julia A. De,aplnne Bowes Reed McIlvane
Abraham r. Mssier, solomon d. Moss. The win OF s.
D. Moss bequeaths to the Jews Hospital New York; and
to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum $500 each The will OF
Julia A. Deaplane bequeaths the institute OF the Deaf
and Dumb, New York, $1,000; TO the Homo FOR the
EpaNd IN ff.o onoff ha Dntch
Church, So, 600.
During last week the wills OF the following named de-
ceased persons admitted probate in the Surro
gates Court Of Brookyn:-James Gafney, Henry Lyon
Jacob Darmstadt Sarah Ann Howard and Maria Middle
ton. Letters of administration we're granted
the estates Of Elizabeth Voorhees,, William Currie
Rebecca N. Hardenbrook, Henrietta Wheeler, John
ODonneil, Sarah Muir, Robert +. Dunspaugh, John
Grok, Thomas D. Andrews, Elias Coombs aud James
Creighton, all of the city of Brooklyn.
Baron Stoeckl, the Russian Minister, Friday last
took official leave Of the President previous to his de-
parture for Europe waldemar Bodisco, for time
connected with the legation, is his successor.
The telegraph that the rain has ceased in
the vicinity Of Washington, where il had been falling in
great quantities for three days past The
in the Potomac river is nearly high ever before
known Considerable damage has been done to the
various railroad lines in Maryland and Virginia Vessels
arriving at Fortress Monroe yesterday report heavy
northeast storm prevailing along the coast.
The Louisville theatre destroyed by 1re at
early hour yesterday morning The Webb sisters had
just commenced engagement there and lost property
in music, dresses &C. 10 the value of four thousand
dollars.
!. The stock market was strong yesterday. Gold was
frm and closed at 1853.
There essential change in the state OF general
trade yesterday With lew exceptions business mod
crate In both foreign and domestic produce almost
invariably the Of Saturday, yet in certain
modities there active movement. For cotton
there a vigorous speculative demand, based upon
the advance quoted In the Liverpool market and prices
10. 20 per pound Groceries fairly active
Dry goods arm and moderately active Freights quiet.
On Change -four was steady. Wheat heavy. Corn 1c.
higher and active. Oats lc. better Pork lower and
duh. Beef easier Lard heavy Whisky quiet, and
petroleum quiet but armer.
BY proclamation OF the Governor the powers OF the
Metropolitan Board OF Health have been extended indie
antely from the 18th inst In this city there but
two Of cholera and deaths reported at the
Registrars office yesterday On board the Holveta, now
At quarantine the disease il sti prevalent There have
also been three cases, Of mild type Governors
Island snce the last report