The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-26

this country only fortnight since, was robbed OF aus
wardrobe diamond rings gold watch and three pu'se.
OF gold Tue thieves arrested at Boston.
10 this city, and yesterday committed oy 1us''0' A1
with for further examination.
Leonee Albeit . French banker OF Nc" o''eaus' ~
found dead in his bed the Hotel Funx morn
ing. having been sufocaed by the gas which "a'
from one OF the burners OF the room
Charles Jackson the clerk who sho' hmseh' " W.
sho, by some unknown and very mysterious person. %
likely to get we'll
The National steam Navigation Compa,y's steamer
Denmark Captain Thompson will sail Tomorrow tsatur-
dav, al noon from pier No AZ North river Tor ousens.
town aud Liverpool
The steamship General sedgwck. Captain whitehurst.
,, aa from pier No 20 East river at ten o'clock to-
morrow Saturday morning, for Galveston, Texas.
The stock market strong, but somewhat fsvsrish
Yesterday closed buoyant Gold rose At the close TO
The course OF general trade yesterday was marked
by comparatively few changes There was q moderate
business In progress In both foreign and domestic pro-
duce and though during the early and greater
part of tho day the gold premium was
decidedly low tho markets generally retained their pre-
vious nrmness closing armer In the MAN, In sympathy
with the upward turn In the gold premium There were
exceptions 10 the general rule, however, which
were quite decided. Cotton ruled lower Groceries
steady. On Change -four was moro quiet, but firm.
Wheat steady. Corn declined 1c and oats we're
without decided change Pork unsettled and irregu-
lar Beef steady while lard was heavy and lower
Freights were quiet Whiskey was steady and arm
MISCELLANEOUS.
The trial Of Colonel Lynch, the Fenan, at Toronto.
concluded yesterday, and the pr soner was found
guilty and condemned to death An effort was made TO
prove that Lynch acting as reporter for Louis
Vile, Ky paper. and that those who had sworn that
Lynch had given orders TO the troops at Fort Erie had
mistaken him for General 0'Nei. The mother OF the
informer, John Ryall. appeared as witness for
the defence, and gave her son very bad
character, saying she would not believe him
on oath very eloquent speech was made by the
counsel of tho prisoner The jury we're out about an
hour, when they returned with their verdict Of guilty
The Judge said the prisoner should have time for appeal
TO other courts Colonel Lynch Is TO be hung on De-
cember IL Lumsden, the chaplain Of the expedition,
rs TO be tried 10 day.
We publish this morning an interesting account OF the
Peabody Institute at Baltimore. the naug ration cere-
monies Of which took place yesterday speeches were
made by Governor and Mr. Peabody the latter OF
whom referred his early business career at Baltimore
where he made the Hrst dollar Of his largo fortune
The Wisconsin Soldiers Convention, which was In
tended to be radical affair." proved failure, not over
Tor exrounded 10 his usual bitter STYLE
The Atlantic cable tolls to be reduced onehaf on
November 1.
United States Marshal Cuthbcrt Bullet OF New Orleans
has been removed and radical described as /" Ben
Buffers right bower Mckee" appointed.
II was rumored that General Steadman OF Ohio Is ap
pointed to the command Of the Now Orleans military
d 'partment
We publish this morning the fun details Of tho tornado
at ST. Louis noticed In our kilograms Of October 2a
The examination OF witnesses In the Baltimore Police
Commissioners case begins at Annapolis to-day. Gen.
era Candy Is at Baltimore with orders and force pre-
pared 60 keep the peace.
Miss Fannie Seward Is very III at Washington. The
Auburn physicians Of the family have been sent for to
attend her.
Lieutenant General W. T. Sherman has arrived at
Washington ostensibly to consult with General Grant;
but doubtless to the place Of Secretary Stanton
as announced n the HERALD on Tuesday