The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-28

Judge Brady has decided that appe sied the
costs and interest DO calculated all the proceed
ings, and mot merely the original judgmenn fhe
question came up In the Of Nourry Va Samuel
Lord which action by architect for drawings OF
plans for the OF Lord Taylor on Broad
way The plaintiff recovered verdict and the matter
appeal carried through all the stages up 70 the
Court Of Appeals
The General Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas
meets TO morrow TO hear appeals from the trial terms
An unusually large number Of cases was disposed OF
yesterday al the Court Of Special Sessions before Jus
tees Kelly and Bowling They were mostly OF minor
Importance or the lfty.slx examined eight were
pended cases. twenty assault and battery twenty
| three petit larceny and three for other offences
discovery was made yesterday by the Clerk Of the
cour, Of Common Pleas that the OF Judge Cardozo
| had been forged to several naturalization papers
Now and then Of cholera reported in the city
| although the disease has virtually disappeared On
Friday last death occurred at SO East Broadway,
where few days previous another fatal had been
reported The house has been cleaned and dsinfectsd
by the health authorities
Coroner wdey was yesterday notified TO hold an in
quest the body Of Geelan, whose death caused
by inhang the fumes and gas from vat in the
distllery, on Friday last or the three other mon
who were injured their efforts TO the deceased
one is in precarious condition and the other two
fair way Of recovery.
John Ternan, of No. 10 Roosevelt street, committed
suicide yesterday morning while suffering from delrium
tremcns, by jumping from second story window An
inquest held by Coroner Cover and tho jury rendered
q verdict in accordance with the facts
At No. 1873 Cannon street Coroner WILDLY held an in
quest yesterday the body of little girl named Mar
garet Boyle. whose death was caused by her clothes
taking IRE from hot stove
An nknow man knn dow nd
almost instantly killed tho Eleventh avenue by
Hudson River Railroad train. Coroner wdey not-
fed to hold an inquest.
The dead body OF an unknown found in the
woods Astoria, I. T., on Friday. It is supposed
that the unfortunate man committed suicide
heavy storm prevailed in Newfoundland last night
Snow fell at Quebec on Friday night to the depth of
one inch
Lieutenant Baine. Of tho Royal Artillery, died on Fri
day night al Quebec from injuries received at the late
fire.
Mrs. Larken who attacked with by Hiram
Coon south Petersburg, NJ Y, few days since, died
Friday night The murderer safe in jail at Troy
named Josiah Rogers. Of Rochester, N. Y, was
murdered tho fair grounds OF that city Friday
night by being struck with sung shot There Is ~ yet
no clue TO the murderer
The jury in the Of Ira Mum, trial for murder
in the Essex County Court OF New Jersey yesterday
turned a verdict Of murder in the second degree.
The stock market was strong yesterday Erie and
Northwestern loading the upward movement. Gold
closed At 1851
There was only moderate amount Of business done
yesterday, though the movement in bresdstuffs was
active and the excitement in intensified
prices advancing 80 &C., with sales Of Western mixed
at 81 2oK. Cotton quiet. Coffee was steady. On
Change -four advanced 10c 15c. per Dbl, and wheat
was 1c. &c. higher Oats more active and hrmer.
Pork opened active and nrmer but closed heavy Beef
was unchanged. Lard nrmer and active
Freights were dull and nominal Whiskey was steady
but quiet.