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S"So " Iuuer the Sashser-He Asserts His Inc
neccnce Of rtc Robbery. and II BniIcd- PUB
lie Opinion in Regard 70 the lIutter. r.
sla. HARTFORD, Conn. Oct s, 1865.
me case OF Charles y fuller teller OF the Hartford
Bank, who s suspected Of abstractnk bonds 10 the
amount Of $4,000 belonging to Royal Wilcox, from the
vauleof the bank has furnished topic Of exciting In.
teres for the past tow days in this city.
have telegraphed you OF his arrest and his finding
bonds in tho Of s25 900 on civil suit, and giving
bonds in the Of $40 600 for his appearance before
tho Police Court He brought before the
Court on Saturday, and, waving an ezamina-
ton, was bound over to the Superior Court for
trial, in bonds Of $4,000 which were given
by his father As he s charged with stealing 500 600
there Ia feeling in the pnblc mind that tho bonds
given are too low But Il is said that he Is under
weight when the other bonds are considered. do moi
the force OF this n the civil sut shall come on
and the court finds Judgment against tho prisoner he
can be taken to Jail for lse days only, under the Con.
necicut statute and may then take tho poor debtors
oath that be rs not worth over f7 so and 60 free
This not only releases him but his bondscn also That
OF the prosecution being disposed o. next cores on
the criminal suit Instead or 'facngShe music, tand
am prsss s9a him , nov to Dc guilty. he forfeit. his
the TRANSACTION
fuller was first approached by officers on the subject
OF The robbery Wednesday Of last week, but was
placed under arrest That afternoon he mot with the
directors Of the bank and Mr. Wilcox, the Of the
the matter should be settled that upon Mr. Wilcox being
made good by the payment OF $50 900 he actual
OF bonds stocn and 81 900 which had been offered as
reward the bank would be satisfied; and arrangements
were at once put In progress to Sax everything up in
the morning. That night, however there was partial
overhanllng OF hooks and securities 10 the bank and IL
was found that out Of package Of $1,000 compound in
terest bearing United States notes had been taken
and greenbacks substituted In their place. II
subsequently asccained that Mr. Taller had sold these
notes 10 the Exchange Bank This CHANGED tho aspect
Of The ana the bank officers not knowing but they
might YET lind heavy defacaons backed square out OF
the arrangements 70 SETTLE and instituted criminal pro-
ceedingsa once. Mr.. wilcox followed suit and civil
process served as stated s u
Tuer still insists upon his innocence, and o. each
new phase Of the case rises s ready with statement
rebuff SO much rs reflects upon himself. He has
influential friends who belong 20 the churchof which
he is a mcmbes-whc declare their confidence in his
statements; but me public generally lake the evidence
as they lind u and arrive different conclusion He
is young man who hss lived very extvavagnsty for
salary OF fourteen hundred dollars and every
day facts coming 20 light where be has expended
money with perfect ooeenes for instance buying forty
dolls at dollar apiece which he presented TO The
Orphan Asylum.
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BOARD Or Aloesmen.

The site for . New Post O0sce-Th~ R-.o'a-
lions Of Congratulated 10 CSrss w. Field
The Sis0ps and Areas ON FInh Avenue.
Tho Board Of Aldermen met At two o'clock yesterday
afternoon President Brcs In the chair Tho resolutions
heretofore presented rendering the United States aaiho
ties the lower end OF the park which to erect Pcsi
once were again laid over
The board with tho other board 10 congra,u
isting Mr.. Cyrus W. Field, on the saccessfa laying Of
tho Atlantic cable fsss Board Of Coanc.Imen's pro.
cccdings eisewherel
nc board took Up for consideration tho long discussed
question Of allowing property on Fifth syenns
tho privilege Of keeping their court yards. soops and
areauays intact condition Of paying into the city
treasury the % thirty cents for each square foot ~
surface contained wslhn such cour, yard After sons
argument and debate the matter was laid ossr
The board then adjourned
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for4, this State not having nstlensl relations WITH
Foreign powers IL tonAidered that Il an
should e granted on this ground precedent would 81
eshb'he which othsf criminal. % foreign nativity aud
aeKance would ask Executive cemency VITA equal claims
70 sacess and thereby would be created dsncon prru
asla 70 native citizens and In favor foreign born
Aaetion unw~rrsnted by Law sound prnriple of
pnod policy Therefore the plea that subject Of Portugal
nssns here committed capital crime. should be freed
ne penalty sschcdio that crime BY ,e avs % tbs sale
peese te death PENALTY 10 not indicted IN Portugal has
MOI hr weight ~ onsaion Of nstona eanit.sy vond
Executive clrmrney F'sF
mhs AN eoapeiled On public srouuds e aeay he a
Ft'non San aAi faM ~ 4tlpn ~ the
courtesy which hes Nsracgstef your All a and 10 CON
menu !ou lth ne- @ ne esia blishe1 policy ~ TOO
r1anrhi ~ FoHni owaf o. ", snhisfts ~
". pnenees wh'a be- ,ndtei 10 tais app-ai
we ht@hs- enat b.Ftng or the su1pptnaka
an energetic ~. afsbe ihe Rreaattse state
NeS icspeetpily u IL. BENTON.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


coaoSsx's ISouFsr-A lille eir named Elizabeth
Stansbury, six years old residing Proves, street was
drsadully burned Friday evening By her clothes ok.
ing hc from bonenre in lot her residence She
ded ON sundav, and an inquest was held by Coroner
Kristen yesterday. The Jury la returning a verdict cen
sused the city authorities Tor negectDg 10 eufaoe the
ordnance relative 10 binding nrcs IN the streets
open lots s Tassf.,-ff ~e nN ssst0
AAAS Ronsrp At rm ERIE RAILWAY Dsror.--A man
named George Reemcr, agen, for the Orange county
milk dealers, made his weekly collection on Saturday
and deposited the amount. go 100 Ia d wallet which he
placed in the breast pocket of bis While waiting
for the halfpast train he arred at tho restaurant
and was not careful enough conceal his possession or
the money. Thieves, like detectives. work upa case
from TRIES The train moved on aud when ~ the tun
mel Reemers attention was called to large REM In tho
breast OF his coat The wallet gone and probably
90 was the h'e The duped man returned TO the depot
In search or detective but yet there s clue
the robbers whereabouts hN1 rIh
HOb0iSen.
The LATE coyvESrioS. meeting OF delegates will
be held at West Hobokcn tomorrow afternoon 70 take
counsel on the be pursued touching the dvi
sion which has sbvercd the power Of tho democrats In
The Fifth district The rcpors that General Wright has
given MS adhesion TO the nomination Of Gilchrcst is
denied and two courses remain open TO tho convention
either the holding Of another convention tho certain
success OF the radical candidate who will be supported
BY larre section Of General wngbts adherents r Gil
chrest continues in the field.
Picrmomt.
DESTRUCTIVE FmE-About four o'clock Sunday morn
Ing fire broke out at the northern terminus OF the
Northern Railroad. The buildings and storehouses Of
the company MS well three locomotives and other
property were destroyed Go tho amount Of $50 OOO
which was insured for $4,000
Newark.
UMvrassLsr STATE CONVENTION. annual
venon OF this sect will commence tomorrow at wicrs.
town, and continue on Thursday. The church in which
the convention will DO held Is said 10 be that in which
the Rev. John Murray preached the first Universalst
sermon in this country.
ODD FELLOWS MrsrfSo. Tho grand cncampment or
the odd Fellows Of New Jersey viii come on to-mor
row afternoon, when the twenty nth annual session will
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A Clever Operator Captured Aftcr \ Lonx
scsrch-llIs Release and Re-Avrest-Ex cit-
Ing Ineidents- New York Merchants swim.
died Oss OF $4,000.
Detcctves, like othsr men, however shrcwd or pro-
cisus in their avoanon sometimes mecf their "mstch
ana one OF these uy customers turned mp within tho
las. few daya Hehad baued ell the ingenuity Of Cap
tain Youngs men New York since August, and. dsrv-
ing bodpess from mpunsy, thought hs might as well
try his skin slscwsre The subject gave his name as
sconsld, great MN some months ago, merchant,
civic ofnciaI, nsx, In authority 10 tho Mayor Of
Philadelphia, ono whose business had IL nmi-
6cations even bepnd tho seas. and was owner
or some N ousand bses Of cotton such pre,enons
thee though focd ~ accident At the once Of large
arm in Beaver stree New York, hit their mark else
where and samples ,eing furnished promptly aud with
s the air Of business several Of business men wsss
taken with the enterprise and entered into what they
considered prontsbs Geld for speculation They caught
the shadow howsve, for ths substance tho samples
remained With them, wh,le they paid money In part to
the ssyss nrms whih seoasa s ed ,hsr
bid sdiea 10 New FORK. vovinx he should cherish
sra,sfu recollection the muniacsnoe Of many OF hs
AZ osaal, detscsvs we're applied VI and they hunted
up and down for wts until last "Wednesday WHOM u
va .scsransd ,hs prize vas enjoying .os s., ,,ssss
10 Captain Donovan, but he refused TO act unless On
criminal Indictment and all the forms being complied
with sooneld srsted and brought before Justice
white In Hoboken 40 released him on bail for VI 600.
On the evening u III samc day New YORK merchant
crossed over 70 idorm the authorities he had .
70 arrested and agan discharged under 500 bail.
= Mr. Hasbrouck furnishing bonds warrants
literally poured In Haforday and yes determined
tina time 10 s'bag the eme aud secure him sctualiy.
Ofcess had besn The hoise lest the man should
escapc. contingency N which be wss rather sonhdsns
and some Of his frnts, when appealed 70 ny tue
swindlsd parties replih only with mingled eonssmpt
and sarcasm offering u 600 scofeld wcald escape
Captain Donovan having yosied men In The rsar Of ths
building and the hsup,op, sssAsd ths Tories. ~
front the pariss within ,ayinG announced thsf oes@r
munston 10 eight n at on thai line AID ass-
puts every inch TIM windows were fgrted IN
Tho prisoner wns SECURE, aud burried 90 70 the
couniy Nil 70 await ruquson from Governor Fcnton
for Tho removal Of the prsn.r 10 New YORK. Aprca.
tiop wAs made, however q the Huds9n County Voafi
YESTERDAY afsrnoon Tor edschsrge ~ the prisoner %
writ ofhabess corpus, wheh wss granted The TURNER
pforress Of tho Gaze 10 fhuslsmpprArly arrested
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s.Am fssm. rm nstsstp wrt uusuuu

Letter from tho Gevsnsr Rrfs.i"s To later
f~ve on Iis Behalf.
The following interesting letter vas received " Nm
" K,ptrins, ESQ, cosnssI pr Trank FsrrS ron INC
Govs~nor refusing 70 lnlerise sssn % bsbf a isr''
Who IL W ~ executed opoo De 10th nsssai or tes mar
DER Of his wife;-
srArs OF yswfess Rsscvnv prirr.,s'
xu,,.. >. Kru.a A - 4"
"isss rsp'y . yosr spp>.alos ha'. no hsor
Ia sssis thss "a IL. ~ IN AarDf a ssesd - ~ z.
DOR 10 behalf 81 Sssas rsytsu- resfass~ ~ 49, ~ r.
re- xisr nsisrs sssin~sss~s ana -siA 80
Aitosssy Geesrsl u he ssto conep.sd .oi 81 -
vith lkr or o. fue Cess On tks ~ n ~ 49,.
Tsrrs iksiks ss.ts ssshrs1 nj ~ sss,s. y
sss.s =, ct ss..,s = &c.,
ts.rns nat - .s.a = Y. me- =. !. -.
"a ~ ssse is - ssss ss " -
sss., = :, 70 s.s e x w,
srsSss3 ossss Ga. ,sss ~ V ssses y. .ss
sa6isinassp sss mai ne ~es sssaa&ss.z ptss 49,
sasai V ssla sssd p.nAhF saHer.i 30, -, !,
y. s.s-. n, 2, :ss. s:s $50 = ~ .sy,
nss rrspss y s~s psrs y - 80 sssss $500 y. =
ss.nf iss fsrsAsr ls<sssnos ecsls " ,se.ss1 -
s.sss - yns s. =. s..rs '; ,ssss. AZ as,.,sr.
..s.ss - ss.s :. a. s.sse % a. ,s.
sss esasuos lness1 ~ ssasssi sos, -. al, -
- lard sssss1sssitos ~ tss org a. ~
ss1@USska. IL vas ties th>.S1t nAt 80 49,
60 assss0 sssss y~sssS - ~
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AsHsa-Receipts. bbls The market for both pot and
pearl quiet but arm last quotations.
BRKADsrrvra -Rsceipts $3.50 bbla nour, 50 bags corn
neal lAs bushels wheat lss 7s3 DO. corn s. SO DO OATS
80 do malt 1Ss1 do rye W,sS do. barley. The market
for State and western -four opened with nrmness under
fairly acve demand but closed heavy and less active At
dscns u i0r sc per bbI 70 which conform our quo
,aons The saes 1900 bbh the revised quota
tons annexed southern aour closed hsayy. with down
wsrd tendency particularly for low s des, which we're
offered freely. The sales 800 bbls Rye -four In
very fair requsss ana the market arm. Tho sales.
however, moderate. OWING he high views Of hodss
ana did erceed SO sss at % 6 81 90. Corn meal
wAs Without business Of and prices
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uvsr o. ums.t ,tglai.
Professional -hspiines. -es, 20 ,he stats
pvtsss.

m pstsss.
BSoss Rs~Ses Hscseu
Ia ,hl. Coar, yesterday. Assissas s~ a. rsst@,a.
w aft-es vonAs, r->Sse< ssiv v % 'sss tssss,
eh.r.us nee vfh SCALING sLs is'h u Aaxss, ffsss
ths sgse ~ a. n GAIA 4 Co. tvss,, tss sctsn q
nDsn Isnassrrtsss vsuss q site, $50 s-ssn p4sesf
o. lsss ssssh s5s shs sss si.s ssssis osmrssv
vtsh cssfss wa.ss tvhs, 70 spv~ssA shssvad ""
her srvshs- ss1 sfssf pyfshss % 70. ss.ss sss'.s
sbs <~rha 0srrv~f thai hsy srfs1 - gsykbe.sf a. "
warrsDt uefn 10 ,ssr1s&s Sss e<tsxuv~ re sfe<f
sss go vstbsf them ~ shss snt ~ent esf q ~
ssssbssbsHent 10 sAssrts ~ fs1sossd Dew ctsveya
.s~'sss ass@ss and ~ fw nsssts sn<s tby 80 hssa
M esrpss srce<sy ~ msts be spt<sfsnc~ as a. ths
vosnss ia tss - ~ oksss me ss@sn psus~ny est
tsv ~Ikh s1 fssfsas1 sfpeed b~s psr~n. 40 ..ess
lat "a 10 nss on~sss~vsfs chs se1 b~stss ~ ~ hstd
whsos isfassa y tseea ssilsy, sst ds~As<sd w. Z,
rsey. wfNn fssat1 10 bn scevtrbee Ics Fs<cfs<
IN ~na<psss sls@ osvss1 ~ - th<r wsss ofsss -
sbopliasfs. as inSs%~5 . revere p<ssir. Hs go
600 " tAs prsot fee ese yeas snf Assises ah
sssssnesa v fess yssfs inynsp1snsfi " W. s+As
falto.. -
psry ss,s vss sos s~ ~es,h q pe.ssrsr 'fen
| Fancy veneer. gis wnhsm ssess, 90 NE ~ = 80
isrb~s sssss< ss4iy " tssiy ssr~ss sSs ss fsHs'N
/ u iw s<sisssA
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fb~ d~ms nd for Rio galrs and prices
we're hrm We hoard ~ sales ~ sou bag - Iap9t and
- n,,ss. W. o.s.r ssas Il sose Dee vas
as rss,ssn sers sais rs. engagement. Liver
Pe ~ steamer lp.r ssun sssa.. 70 bale. se,'sn .
iw bsif chests 1s and 5000 srs cheese ~ ne sane
ys4As.r me usrs., vs.. sui-. and 10 he sss,Bce Of
xssHl srcrs. -crass iarp~nune pnrharg-a spirit.
To psossmsn. sass were ssas % - bills 4 I'D
,S' ,.i e: = s Ss IRE s, sssy ss r.
OF sss sale -, mrd- 81 IS b5ls Newborn Al ~ ~
= x. :.s. az s sass a ss 1s ruled .s
fsrsqlrs -sEsss eoc,,ns.s a.lI .sa ss.,y = S s.,
-; s AIM. e; s.' sn. ~ n ~ .sS
-.FsSsisssss -hescps, scs VI. perl ana ~ 40 .rs
c ss's,ss sns = u! ,ss ssis. beng
~ - =: W s;.: !. z, 81 2 "a .;
Iss 6ssss. a.. q - g is' sns s = *. bob
s;.: Ss.. 80 ssI.. Is u 10 n.- :n.. ne: .sa
sslsy h.sasag-d b.son aa .na no Gales q momsn!
ssssnd rm ness wsrs e far 60 "a sad 10 az 49, =,
49, - Iss :,ss c ,~s ~ M a ss -.
81 ~ 49, 81 ~ sIsc w ID Better ~as steady . -
49, sss oIass sossty p.als "a ss fos otie aSd -
sceAa -rss1s 10 hls article SLOW hoiders main
s.ss. esnprsssd 80 shss cssa q from ioe y IL
sss: % Ss ssdss ..sss -. .s, s..s
Isse she for s6aD1sr1 hssds ana iSssa for cyNss
&SAnD ~ nSssspsss aGaiss - ssa<s. saA sasss y
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witness 10 show that Of the casks after 10 injury
had been coopered by the or the cask The que-
Tons before The court yesterday that tho ship
not liable for that cask and that the OF the lard
were bound 10 show the exact weight aud could not
take the average weight OF the lot EXCEPTIONS were
ARGUED The Judge took the papers and reserved his
decision Counsel for ibeiant NJ. Charles Donohue
for respondents, Mr.. X. u. Benedict
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uwIse sTaIGs ssrnxI esuar.


Hy y. ~ Bssh covdai1A -1hs esss sssss -
question y ~hsstsr the cargo y NE vessel - hss's
!, referred 10 commissioner, and, On hearing BE-
fore The commissioner the owners Of The cargo proved
the qssnuty Of lard IN essk injured, By shsvlas shs
average weight Of . large sunbsv Of usscss u vhieh
sssy vuv ~ NJ esnAsD Il ~ ~ Sss1ssss .
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MWs Ifns

ne wbols Dsmi-~s of saAahs frsm ,his als~sss 10
Nashville, ap 70 The pfsssss TINS. - p'os'say h"'s
shor u 90
rhe report ~ tho State sadiior ~ Iovs ,hs-s thss
there TOO casl~, ara ss1 bovses. 1tfsi nsiss
I.sis sis "a o and 81, zIt s.iss Ia that STATE
Gsnsfi Grants rsy V slss.. p.s y-1, ssd Leafs.
snt Geusra Hbsvvnss's els sN Tsh 10 siiossf nftr
bor-es nisbss ssssvsi gets $500 p~r 80. cd y
allowed ns~ kofses The ~ efs snxAtsr eAso ~
Ths JsckSH fwfss Claws has essr feport<i ~ .
cDrregs-fesa Es%easxs. vtsrh sss syssd rs~sr,y ~
me tlrruR Court 81 AiasAa snisfs shis snsn, as
charged 18th the murder " nsrrp. eni All il~ th~ss~e
for tho rtos~ usgn bsrsa TIE tsry 'Dghd US
tgssoasr sssy, ami the Jaaxe $1,000 s~s'en<s N &C.
oofssnce 9Th tLs rossrt-
Mo. hssaf~f sbI fyry sppiiszilqns hsss bsss %
esyea ffvua us e-gros~ w cesrgia rsnn~ssss nd w
rrgs ~ 40 srnerswsn golSonss1a Nstssy sv ffssynr
~ trs W iAb~fia Ts~y uMi dspst Neysss.rfl
N0lise Trn@xkt has been tr1lftsd A. 'htesso ~ "
walfai sn1.ss ~ tes rars n0ay Oeofss ffatsfN 70
has tseosns sssy auss " hss eswssnof ef~rsr. W 49,
mourn NJ. md s4ssys ~ssvs y,sssnuy -nsa hs hSAe
Of hes vlcs8n "a fpenlonsf.
The Hee,asr rsrs te sfn0nnt - t'oF~sfy rs'sfbsa ~
che esssr ~ oearuis 10 sb0ot tsr1 90" s 49, .e4n
Yet b~n fsga. TIE suaSsa fstsfnsN "a lss1 -
tsIl ~ III iosa 10 the ttAis " vfu sSss.vNs~'
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IL the chair
NJ. MAeEAr offered the following
Whereas an urgent necessity mperstIyey cabs for .
vvoser system Of public nrnais and me wsn 81 such
ton u dscsnsy and detrimental 70 health and sisAsn.sss
Rss,..a rhs, ne comnis,.s ss.r~s. % ,A,s na.sa
invite proposals fos plans snd estimates Of psss nrn
Adopted.
psoeopsp yyssv 10 nurvrss
Mr. RosKxTs presented rc~oiuton IN f1yos ~ cstse
lshing ferry 10 fron tho 100, o. tory s,h street
ana Vast ryer 20 the Of North Inh street Hnsses
Point, 4. l. II vas referred TO tho COMMITTEES On
Ferss
Mr. BaDKnAs offered tho following resolutions, -hich
were adopted -
wber-ss n. recent :, ~. he'n- e ,ss ar %
cyrus ssld SEN. W vms ~, !, ssss,sss
md he pops Il "a. ely ~ yo ~ siend
,ss ~ 4. sis L y. j.9 's.' ss
vi rnlnsuon of trsv,ssn lsef " vhth he h.@ A.
s \. e. sss; =. s ~ ,ss 49, % s
N f. vi III 10 *. ', ~ =
s s.". ns.s =, 3. r.ss. s.,s.
,a. o,r, rsa s .s.,i.I.. :, - r..
.., ,s.. -. rs % ss ss ~ b.;s. ' r..
.ss .a.s,d e., ~ 49, s,-f s.s, 81 .. "a
euues Tat spesss,sr.a 70 w. y.ssrss ?. -. ..ss
Ia. NC ss, - .ss 3 20 ~, VI.
u W. ss x. gs 80 KY "a ssST mfsr'I.,
HssSl,.s TA.i. sopv y so f-ss,ss essale sas ss
. sass' ! = s.a !. .t, sy.ss ss s
cat 90 y On l.ss,' 4 s ~ ~ :, 80 *.
bad. u ffsi.saltJ sna p~sp~.
Aner passsng fsv unirporsni gensrai gfi~re W
roard ai0urnes uu Ibursdsy.
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0ooo Ms at Is<c i7,lc and 1900 ibs grease sNc
.TAiLew arm and quite active. Sales 5000 lbs at
WHIsEsv.-Receipts no bbls The market was more 40
i've and urn Sales 700 bbls., In bond, Il Ale.
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c.,, cs,fvss ~ vsssfsis -fhs ssiisfs ~
s'tps N ysshis ssssss~sss. ss1 90 ~ y ~ ssss,
- ss 80 preflAfas DSsssss NJ hscss bsss,
ws1sa <1ss,f, % Gs in'ofwsf tss h~%e ssfr 1850
sai tsss srs virsysss sss A1 ms.p'ssisfses -.
tSsfstss ressty " ss<sllsaf .Es. snf n.ss NV
ss,.s hssrxg vts<h ssn ar. ~i ~ ssvs 70 snf ~
tsst.f M,eov orhss es.tsnsa - ~ 10y - !.
bs&suSss sp1 ies4osn. ss 'srsisg 49, ,-.s-..
rw~<nkaa
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srw Yosrr- arsssrss ~ cs'rioo ros r9.lsr :
A nsp sfssses pssastSsJ snr~sp~e, ~ - r
ma. y,syss eiarsss .sss itsssrT 90 sstTnfsanx W
snlnde IA. rsrs 10 ls MIA - ., A%s -.
eogr s.8 fgsa IN ssifslsr ef-fef = $500 u.s
tts s.fsmsant ssu@ thss siiy hlns ~" sess ~,
sp4 rwt 80 a. rhsfmsa Hsss. fsset~f "a ~ sssS
o. tie ,ssats a. N Csrsr Iffg. bfr 80 1<es
sft~t ~. srysgM 10 tlasr1 ~ $50 1fg fteAssf mAus1
80 ~. s..sw tttgV sssss 49, -~.t1s ve1 eeei
80 .s.sty t..l 80 ~. wbsa - ~ 80 co ~ Us
nsot sssssfs drsfs fys tAe "a hsi bfStn.- - !.
r,,.s ,sfsst ss~ yes8. anws ~ t1Assss "a =.
u<f ass sssersff ~ I.rV ns v =
s,noa nle4 " sss,si 80 - nf@ " 1's'
-. 4. me sa,s ~ sesrfy ~ pseGsos - Ne sfAe
aslH ~ ssss,n frym ri-t4b.s ,wtsb seaM =
Afs~ss sest " ,ss1. - -ss - 49, 49,
sf,vs rssys assAlhs r.s sssf, - ssss~s. 90 .ss:
~ h.a y. era is. rss.sxs - - 49,, az,
ys.s rnsrlss ~ vss ssae1 svvsssA~f ", 70 sDse'
se.s l.s. = .s = .ss x. 49, 80. :. - =
liza rseea sra a tis f*sssss<s "A oyssss
Hsy -rAts0s Js>~~@v ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

The trade moderate and the market closed
nomnsy ie lower The sAies 10 500 bushels IN.
eudIng White ~ - amt State 1t tss -
os The stock Of wheat estimated comprises l ~ bush
ala There was rood and the msrket
steady The sales about 75 o eusnss m.sly = &c
anoai &c Sikc for and asr PC for white
Wsstern. The ssock Of IN store sstmsfd 20 -
ic per bush.i On common qualities Ths sss. we're
~ 0Qo uahes ~ 80 ab1c nr ae ~
5ec Tor Nnwankee Anf6r s5 FOR STATE so~k n store
sbsui Las 40 bushels Rye ~. sues and s,sssr hs,s
for wss'erp: sech IN store about - eushe. nsn
sell and hcsyy Without decided
In prices: stock Abont o. nj bnsselA s.fsy &C.
cined o. ~ bushcl under hssvy onsrnr' me s~es
we~s1 xhels Il ~ " ~ ~ Tor state.
Corror-The market inactive ana heavy under u DIS
sslss 30 bales. Recep,.. 20 b.ie. We 9uet.
s-.N pJs~~S ffs~eao. Fsss. NO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09

The business transacted a. the SubTreasury In this
city to-day was a. follows:--w Hs
Receipts 50 les For customs. . \. $500 900
Payments. 34l5,06l Coin notes. ..... 40l 900
Balance .oLo83678
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
BOARD Of COUNCIL nes
Mr. MAexAr offered the following -

Tho hoard mo, yesterday afternoon. Prss,dsD, Green
10 the chair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
TgE lssOs Ouf,1.,s

icitstf, smona the various Trade Drga nTzs-
tiops- Election 81 Onierrs Al AhsecwdiuQ
rrcn-urers-The Mutual BeneHt svssrm-
Struggling Werkmcn ignered-The Maacs
Question-Thc eight uoar =, stem M..tIns.
In he Civ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-09
THE HARTFORD BANK ROBBERY.
ns 7~~~e~~-~>~~->.-.-S~~->~,s r. e. u.
CORRESPONDENCE oF TIVE NEW YORK HERALD

case Of Taller the cashier-He Asserts His In.
neccnce Of the Robbery. and II BniIed- Pub.
lie Opinion In Regard 10 the Matter. Efrf ri
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-21

La PublicNe, q journal Of Djn, publishes
letter from ''beyoni the tn,nb," signed by
Rameau, in which the defunct composer requests
that his oompAtriots shall make less ntise about
raising him statue, ami rather get his works
published. "th, bon Dieul' liz writes, what
does it matter to me that my features are repro.
dnred in bronze, 80 long as people come asking.
what have done"