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The New York herald., 1866-09-06

tsacEsr ~ fHs B0yx rHs Boyr yrHsvss An inquest
was held On Tuesday afternoon On the body Of boy
named Hayes, who died a lev days ago. u supposed,
from the resuh q injuries roc wed 10 July last at
tho hands 81 Charles Foey Foley il appears beat The
ds cascd apOn that ccrsson snrs which time he has
bean sancrnr IRON tlle chsstsouncnt indicted,
N tnc testimony taken Al the iuqueHt, which
Insufficient ~ hold obey The posiinortem exatil-
naian made ~ Dr. Lewis J. Bower shows that Janes
sofieninR of lbc BRAN doubt lhe rsnt OF blow Or
fa upon bard substance The jury found The follow
ms veriict,that James Hayes 70 his de3th ny
aoscc~ and subsequent suening Of the brain caused
tory corner ~ Eighteenth street and Eighth avenue,
como rs or seven months $50 The prisoner was there
tore hnnoraoiy discharged from az suspicious
AfrsrHExsl1S ~ rHesx sus1faous crlaaerE.s While
nnicers Of the Foe,y.aisth frncnct police wore
nalrclln, along sashwtk aoai one o'clock ye~-
teNiay morning their fsy,on wss Suddenly attracted
by H. suapcoas appearance Of three individuals who
we're walking IN advance nf mo oocr& Upon attempt
M 10 ree, them tsc ssrApUd. snd ihs 0ther was akeu
prisoner Ia tie station house, Nher- upon Deins
srarched the following articles werc loona npob ms
person "a Colts navy revolver, losaed 2 snssp re.
volvsr loaded and large bowie knIie. Upon The blade
Vi the knife vas tue inscription, Ameff ans asR Tor
nothing but what right and viii submit 70 nobng Thai
u wrong The man lhns forI0idsby armed gave h.s
name Edward Brown, a9ed eighteen, anh Iaooref by
ortopai,on ssnon aer tng up Brown private watch
msr Hesy brought n Cu~slss hctsriy, resident OF
61crc street New fost. WIN vas one OF Browns COM
pauiens The iaiter prisoner vas dismissed on appearing
before Jus,ice water While the former "s hold Cor
Examination
AHorvrut Bos Dsnisl Morrison, aged niue years, Ia
N, bopefa progeny or Daniel MORRISON senior from
whose psn.aioon pockets he took sls, and FOR this
offence h,s Ursss 80 csgcd by % ciesf q 'hs fosv-
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los pale 9. IS 80 sT.sShsss; 1. So :s;, $500 500
DO. strained, AZ 81 s7H e. rs; 900 do No 2 AZ 81
~ 90 and go bhls coiarifa ut s. % or TAR we no.
tire sules u 200 hbs Washn.'an at 81 ST.
OlLs-City iinsssd without decided change in
value, the pbbfng demand being fair
Provisions. Receipts package cut meat and r57 kegs
lard Thsro was mcsoased activity in tho make. for
pork and prices advanced new mess closing firm as
$33 rs regular the saes the spot comprised 600
barrels al *33 o6 Ss3 81 for new mess f:I for Old
do and $40 10 $50 for prime also for future seliv
ery 100 barrels mess for September October aud
ali the year aS2s SO s3 25 SELLERS and huver,s OPTION
Beef was steady and rn sales 500 barrels ~ sl4 xl9
Beef bans were daii and nospinally UNCHANGED For
cut meats thsge was mora inquiry and prices were a
shade higher salos 500 packages a. 191c 2I We for
hsns and axe I5c for shoulders No sales OF bacon
ts0k ,nc price,, however nrrn at previous rates
The lard market continued dull and heavy sales 4s0
bbs lt iac 90 ke Bnter d1li and heavy at 26c
s3r for Western snd 3Sc SOC for state Cheese was in
good export denana n Sc SIG for dairy
choice factory made
pEreor Crude was scarcely so Arm nj 27c with
a moderate demand Sales 1000 bbls Bonded was in
fair demand especially prime hight straw to white
Sses 500 bbls, M 44c 44c for prime light straw
VII 10, and a5ss i5isc for standard white.
suG4R. The market for sugar Wa rather quiet
but change Of moment noticeable Ia the vahe
though prces had declining tendency. The sales corn
pree $40 bids Aba at l0iSc, 1916, on basis OF
10%c l0s,c for far 20 gocd refining 225 hhds Porto
Rico at lie lfkc and 200 boxes Havana at lOHc
l4c Refined sugar was quiet at fGhc for standard
hards, and 1870. FOR coffee
SrgARf,g steady. Sales 81 600 lbs at 19c 21c !;
also IL, 500 lbs grease At l0c 1876
TALLow was without decided change in value. Sales
"a 900 lbs. al l3c I29so
wnsagy Receipts fI0 bb's. The market continued
dn and in the absence Of sales prices unchanged
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rEs M'euAss HoxIClDE.

conclusion ~ the Investigation Before toro-
rcr Lynch Verdict of the Jury, Nc.
IN. investigation Ia this case was concluded yesternas
afternoon before Coroner Lynch, al tho county Court
House Brooklyn.
8afore giving tho case the jury The testimony q
cwcn 0Msley taken. who deposed that the pistol
used wA ono owned Nv n,r which hsd generally lain IN
Boz undcr the 10 hs etcre, from which pare
Fergus must have taken u PRIOR 70 the shooting %
NcGuann.
Dncer psisr Mooney deposed ~ % no particulars of
The of the prisoner which WA made ~ him ~
toe time OF the occurrence
~ JARVIS ! Wright one Df the surgeons yt.ihed W
the Long Island College hospital, having been duly
pBuru derosed that the evening ~ the admission o
Mcfuanu into shn hospital he attended hui, ana fonpd
hack part or the head -r side, little above ant back
~ the tho ball had gone through tne Hxu ana INTO
The brain and the brain was ooying OUT We cut ooWn
- the skull and errced several pieces oi bone tnaf'
vs a sunnter would on the other side o. the heeh,
wound thst wss prnhsbiv produced by sfai not ~
tie hall gonr through: after removing those pieces ~
hono he PIT under treatment; be was uurcnsonus
several days time bu' not all tho umei dln NOS
CONVERGE with him IN esnfd % the Gauss OF hts sound
he fird atou, four ccock On the aUern0onot tnc ot
or August; uade post mo'tem examination 81 the
had
Thr back nart N the msn's sku which bad been
tported out was here exhibited and the ball s~o rhc
p,isorer looked cursouy A. both h"rhlr trophies of ing
nisdeed without experiencing any apparent MscohiPo
Inc csse was soon arw given 10 The lrry. who slsr
sh,r,y minutes nbsar~~ resrncd the fucwinr verscs
That tho mif Patrick McSaun came 70 hs death ~
gu ghos wound n The hsnfs ~ busere Fergus on thc
In rsriv "a the uswa aue,one tho prisoner answered
Ny ns,ns Eugene Fergus, arc22 bofr w reiana. wss
sbcotn,an astbe TINE ~ nv Aress ,eo w Ausms ~
sry snyshrr relative ~ The ,hsyrss Aynins. him
Tho rrs~onev then committed ~ p~ County sai'
70 sSsis ~ uisl bsfNe Nc xssd ;syy, s...
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The somewhat threatening aspect of political anaIrs
mdicated by the Philadelphia radical Convention and
snodonts and speeches the Presidential tour is not
without influence upon the market Tor government Sc
curities both here and abroad
Tho siatemept OF the Bank OF England for the week
cndins August 20 shows steady Improvement 10 ss
condition which msnly attributed 70 the removal of
thai artificial restriction upon tbe capital
which the bank posed by maintaining 50 long s rate
Of interest al the high figure OF per cent That
policy created much distrus The Continent ap
ehensIon and depression NJ home that notwithstanding
the Frauoe three per cent ss,rong
drain OF bullion from Engana ,ha, country In and
shc Of gold the coners q the Bank France
Increased while thai of The Bank OF England
steadily decreased Be,ween The Of the reduction
u thc rate OF discount below Ten nor by the
latter and the ed uL, per,od of only
week, the good effect vi the mesnire in
storing confidence Sas illustrated hy an iucrease m
shs bullion OF 6s2 26a ihc resorye of notes OF
EsTp 28o The stock Of bson IN the two departments
Of the bank had ne rsore been raised % aggregate
cf s14 572 40, whsle the o note circulation
vas f2tlS2,Il5- with the experience cf tne monetary
rut which followed tho pan'cs ~ sf7 and 1857 before
them, many persons anticipating reduction OF tho
rate OF discount very 70 iree per cont but
in ths They sfo hkey ~ disappointed The condi.
tIous affecting The British money market have
reSpccS undergone siea fhAAse snoe 'ha' nme, con
sequen, on 'he nce@ed source 81 demand which nave
sprungnp. Moreover e tne feeen' pane eNertea 70
ma'erAif dam'sias influence ploa any iofsisn country
Therefore nei'hF' F'hc oregh demand ~ bnih products
ror lhe torc'gn meao' q SippyoS ar'sh wants =
nA"S n w ''pit''a = e'n slN'"'f' ""'e''st Z ~
"n'oe' purely ha'oe''i efts y 'i.tnsu'soea rom
Nrohns''is 0h@ no''y' ''o' - ''su "'sasf
- !" a'o yee's oAo i'''l'rif '"'s Y '''
~ a'en1e" "nou oae peea op3pea 'o' a. employ
""' WI th@ 1eA'ure p ~ hncs isay nnt an'y -
eVntnne 10 bseorc more prominent Fl ,,rerseo n
ihA thenss o progress par ~. se. Yakuq lhsvew n
rita cese n y. 80 Y. 81. r.
= ~. , .el'. n ''e'fo'aes II ''"s 'oF r'aue,on
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COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.

vupASEitlyG OF TIM GsAsn yrvy.

xNrASEittSG OF Trs yrsy
Soon af,or tho opening OF the court yesterday tho
crand Jury empanollcd Mr. slcnhcn hyatt was
selected 10 foreman The city Judge delivered
brief charge calling attention % the varicns statutes
which the Court Is required BY law u enumeratc His
Honor alluded the act chat be had recently noticed IN
tie public ournalr accounts OF the brutal treatment OF
police officers towards prisoners whou, thes arrested
While the cour, Ind always protected policemen in ihc
discharge Of their duties by pgnshng WITH seventy
attacks made upon them, he he City JudSc was defer
mined 10 punish severely any policeman guilty o. Dr-
;aiity e. prisoner. II necessary 10 put check
upon those members Of the force who violated rule of
The Department
Wlism Palmer, charged With perpeirhiing reoni0us
assault and battery upon hoivlna Palmer At 81 Thomp
E9n street, On July by ssabb,ng her With 4 KNIFE
nafm. he was sentenced 70 the state Prison for two
Hcnry Dicchmlcr was indicted for similar offence
upon George ohlsen hut The Judge on examination ~
ihe became satisfied that the accused acled ELF
defence, three men having attacked him. Jv1gmen,
suspended and The prisoner discharged
WILL Ksows nrRGLAR sEr TO fHE STATS rnr0N
George Cox, indicted for burglary 10 the fret decree
he having the night OF The 7h OF August entered the
dwelling house OF Aaron Gursky wa arralgned his
counsel na present aud Assistant District Attorney
Bedford wss about proceeding 70 y The ease when The
he Court accepted tho plea and IN passing sentence
stated thai Cox had such bad reputation 20 render
impose the extreme penalty Of The Law, which ave
years impr!sonineni IN the State Prison.
ALLksEp CRArp LaRCKsy,
Frederick nCtcrs srraigncd upon charge OF steal
ing twenty smkty kerosene barrs5 valued ~ sac the
property OF Wicks Brothers. Tho circumstances Of
suspicion szaipa the accused we're slight that the
prosecution was abandoned and the Jury rendered vcr
dict Of acquIttai -
a p Rnssei. cl,y Judge prcs'dns--eunn'nss : Bed
Tho People VI james occnnell, VIM. Ackcrm,p,
Adam Tbompsor, Patrick Clancy Edwin rcliock John
Jourhertv ernnd larceny: sasnc Va James A. Clarke,
Julius r. ecisi, forgery same ". James Plixper'ck;
ssne w John II. rrapp, fsise prHcnccs; same ~
psiioiy same ve. Ssnl Crooks Jacob Rosencerr rs-
eeIyips N0lsa Ae9eA !. n---la La-L IA .--N. "a .
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FENIANs IN TIE CITY.

'rhc Escaped Fcntan Prisoners Arrival OF
Ore OF the Prisoner- in New Yori-How the
E-rnpe was Effected Their Subsequent Adj
ycn,urcp. &c.
Michael Monar,y, ono Of the Fenian prisoners who
escaped from the Canadian jail at Cornwall arrived al
the Stephens headquarters in this city yesterday. He
dives very interesting account Of their escape on the
Is. instant after Imprisonment Of about ave months
Michael Yurphy who Is President of the aibernian
socisty in Canada and the principal member Of the
Marty that escaped is No. related 10 General Murphy OF
the Senate party and reaching the United States he
nmedia ely proceeded 20 Lewiston, where bis wife has
resided -incc the arrest Of her husband. Mr. Murphy
will remain there for few days and then come on 10
View yorx Tor he purpose Of confe,ring with James
stephens.
rBs ESCAPE
was eaesed on the night OF the lst IN
siunl There wa no moon, and tic rain
fell IN torrents. -Four companies of volunteers
we're then guarding the ail Some wosks previous 10
thai time two men bad been despatched 10 Canada by
James Stephens for the purpose ~ aiding The escape ~
Murphy and hrs comnsnopa hut wore then unable 10 DO
anything After much msneuvering they hnalv man
ared supply prisoners With implements hy which
thay dug their way out Of The Jail After leaving the
jail they got lost in the darkness, and travelled about
dozen miles IN crcuiioua dlTeioB. and finally reached
the village of 81 Brdgets, United states and onqtred
their way ~ hali-bred Indian There they learned
that company Of BRUSH regulars stationed about
again and finally obtained shelter FOR the
balance cf the night The inmates n The housc
made up large ire which they dried their oolhes
in other ways treated them with areii cviity and
kinduoss, under the mpreson thai they were fenans
about making advance INTO Canada lhe next morn ng
they again yeod on ana about moon they separated
Michael Murphy proceeded 10 LEWISTON some - NE
others wers Wc and Mchsel Mor'srty came on 70 ths
city and reached tho stephens headquarters YESTERDAY
afternoon He states that there ksnisn organza
ton IN Canada but that the members of tue hbefnlan
Society aud majority of the inshmon residing heie
willing belp freeing their native land; out fhey
d. bnieyc II accomplished by invading Can
ada FOR lal reason thoy endorse james Stepnena
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REpORT.

WEDsrspAy, Sept &c Y. ~.
Asliks. Receipts 2 bbs Tots were hrm and scarce
at So 50 IS rs win small sales. Pearls dun and
nominal
BRr,psTrrs Receipts, s,47' bbs -four, l,s5s obis
sud 15oo bags meal ii 3ti bushels wheat 49, li3
bushcls corn. l04 4s bushels oats 2i0d bushels rye,
and bushels barley. The market for State and West
-four continued lrrce ula low and high grades were
dull and further concession OF loc 20c. bbi
granted while soupd medium grades were in increased
demand and firm. rhc sales 5000 hbis nj the
vsed quotations annexed. Southern -four was in mod
demand and continued to decline with ssies or 400
bhe OF -four sales Importance ranspired
and prices entire'y nominal Rvo acuT quiet
sales 20 hbls % ss 80 81 10 active demand
preva led for neal rates the sales coinpa
LOG 700 bbs, chiefly Bsndyrine ~ ~ 50 - So and
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fourth precinct Forfrhately for the father the moie
missed before th boy had time TO spend more than
dollars upon fowd OF young urchins, and the bal.
ance recovered Justice MoFehouse discharged tho
YOUTH the fatblf refusing 10 prosecute
DISCHARGE THE NATE OF rHE SHIP CULTIVATION John;
w. Munson formerly mate Of the New York and Livss>
POOL pseket ship Cutvator, who was arrested M0sI
day night by the Forty third precinct poca uftRg
nation Of tho alleged murder OF that vesas1
in Nav last lodged at tina, station house against him.,
was discharged from custody yesterday Upon invests1
CATION before the United States District Court evi~
dence substantating the charges could be obtained
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cofrxx The market Tor Rio was fdriv artye For
medium snd ordinary grades ful prices we're "a ~ rases
demanded hut the better qualities, being more dihcu
70 sc we're uTorsd NJ shade easier rates. Good 70
primo quoted at fsisc, lse., gold, duty raid Two
cargocs disposed Of, comprising Y,sa0 mgs ~
GariDaidl private terms, aud 1000 bags er Gcr
irude, ~ lave, gold. IN bond
Fslewr were quiet but without dccidcd change ~
rates The engayements were To Idvcrpooi le,vO
oushels corn ~ sd 100 bales cotton Il 3l6d, and per
s,ssner 1000 bushels corn at %Ad Iv0 boxss oneess
y ~, 90 halas cotton at I'd and 100 barrss nour a.
g 70 London per sesmer 20 tons oil csko o. l1e
ea, W. ela 90 boxes cheese At 90- 70 Glasgow per
e s ~ goo bushels corn At 3id, 1850 b0res cheese
shd VOo barrels rosin a; is 10sd Tho charters
N s..lrush nrush bark now Al New Bedford, from Boston
i one from =. John, N. b. 70 Liverpool,
Gesr1s,s,ssnr srsa s,s'o Dcmerara and back brig nom
pens.eNs, q, 20 Bsrhaios; a Bri,lsh brig from
s. n.9a 70 sAgaa private terms. an Italis, brig
= rsnarsh hais. FOR orders a. ana schooner
| No. ..r. ga, aud hack. wlsh lumber, $500
10 I,s GO, Sas sue, and unchanged We note saos Of
~, sve. ~ musrcvaco az 5ic and Nv avs
hss.. ~ ~ ruco A. sic. . 6tc., fnol,he -S -
| hAvAh Arosps --Crvds srrpsn,,re 49, r,,s... ~
Yn.s s.'ls "uns ~ notcs salcs " 100 bbm sfss
| closing ~ "7'sc sssc vhoisasis T~s,vs 49, w ~
s<s,ys sLa MsAris lSasr s~lss sevS M. wwse ,.ors
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MOI Tusa posTss--~ sRL,Hanss.

a 10 THy kpfroR or THs HERALD.
You wlll scconmodnie ~ correcting the report IN
your papc Of This Gate tat Robert Hughes had been
in our employ o. porter sri had stolen silks &c. fru
as ssi HUGHES mover vas ~ employ IN any capa Z.
city wheever and - Oar knowledge have We had
anv goods ssolen from our place. IN = ! = . .
Nav Yorx. asrissriper q. 1s6S
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The Bank Of France return for the week ending Au-
gast 2s shows the following results compared with The
previous :Increasecash Is, ,Ss3, 330f rea-
sury balance, e,50o oo0f.; advances, stationary De-
Commercial bills H. 500 00Of bills, 5000, o0of
current aceonnls 1550o,0 ,00Or
With The exception OF the reduction Of the rate OF
discount from Owe to four per cent BY the Bank OF
Frankfort there is little change 20 note in the value Of
money on the continent The following nrc the latest
rlr nn Ian, Inn it.na.
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3c chiefly inferior grades submitted tc, the he,
mand being confined 10 the imned ate wants oi icci
mileS The sales we're 10000 bushels n - So OF or
white Mlohican 81 55 for choice new amber do.
s. - for uow No Milwaukee and 81 so 81 % for
nov amber state The market opened q'lict and
cgrcry rn bu closed steady with sales ~ 10000
buvhals at sll.c sc for rrlxed Western, ucudlug
small 1t prime store AZ 81 soiSc for infcror and
e.tc Tor Illinois river Oats dull, b1 prices
without essential change. sales 10000 nrshes ~ sic
alc FOR Milwaukee, ami &c tsc. for Chicago Ryc
decide iiy more active and frn. Saea 1900 bush
es az 81 T. 81 i2 for Canada 81 10 for sntr SIC.
cor Chicago and q0c FOR Wisconsin. Barley ans malt
eonfingcd dull aud nominal.
C0rNS The demand frou spirners v itnprotinE, aud
irafo TO-DAY air. Ycaterdays prices wcre rntiy
obtained for Cuh middne, but Uplands were moved
with difficulty except CONCESSIONS shippers we're
LOOKING ahou, long sapie New Orleans nnd Texas,
Which WA scarco high - admit ~ much bisi
uuss lor export Srecraiors not ~ the market
The sses 800 bales and recaipts Isl na'cs Nc
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

The banks rate Of discount reduced, August "a TO
seven pr cent The proportion between the reserve
aud Liabilities 10 the rate Of interest Of the Bank OF Eng
and AZ kne nnderrnentioned dates waa as foilows:-
The New York herald., 1866-09-06

Disu,issrB Of Trustrc Deman dcd- Rravisi-
fion Made an thc Comptroller for S30o.OGa-
~20a.sfO0 Appropriated Tor Rcfn-ni.hirs the
AsseE.bEy Room of s.rmnrnnr school No. a..
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The Pyle House poisoning cases in In
dlanapohs are supposed % have been caused
oy tartar einetic pur into the milk by a rival
50 Henry Ward Beecher,s church in Rroos.
lyn, New York, has been rendered 20 the SAM
tary anthoiiles OF that city for the cholera hos.
pital, in case II shall be required.
S-Rey. Z. &. Ament said 10 be OF good ram
taton. shot a colored woman on the es,h ~
July, in the streets of N ash Vile. by broad dsy
hight. distance twelve PAGES. Gen. Fiske is in
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- An unknown man committed suicids ,n
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"A Norwegian woman. one hundred ana
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- Some New York burglars atteynn.ad ~
cart on Grand street stock OF fancy goods the
other night IN hack, which they had hired
LOT tne purpose. outthe speculation was faIl-
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Rev Mr Milburn. popularity kno xn IS
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washins properties unrivalled.
For sale by all druggists. feeeolv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-08-07

PApTIsr.-rbe Bsptists Of Virginia having
lcst The funds Of Rich mond Co,lecs Sy In yest.
ing in Confederxfe bonds, sr~ now endeavor-
ing 10 eecufe q new endowment Of one nun.
Gred AolEAnd collars.