The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-28
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Gold Stocks-Markets-The New Jersey
SenatOr-Arrest of the 81 SOC, ,0oO Bond
BurgIar-Reward,S S25O, O,OOO-ImpOrtam
Local and Legal Isems.
SDecinL of The Euenin0 TeLe0rnnh

Special Correspondence of The Evening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, March 28 --Gold opens this morning
at 1871. Money is easy at soc per cent. Govern
ment stocks are ac i've and rmer under encouraging
advices from Europe, There ls a better feeling in
CONNIE rcia circles to-day consequence OF the ad-
vance IN gold. There is an improved inquiry for
produce and merchandise, and prices are irregular
Freighs are brisk .. ZOO
The market tor beef cattle was controlled entirely
by the sellers this week, who a matter OF course
had everything their own way. The supply was defc
entwhe under the favorable turn in the weather the
demand was more actiye. These facts were taken
advantage of by the sellers, who put up their prices
fully two cents pound tue average being from 10
49, at with occasional sales at more extreme
The bulk OF the offerings which were ordinary sold
at 16 to 18c. Mich cows were dull but UNCHANGED.
Veas were active at 10 to l5c Sheep and lambs
ct % S 9 Hogs I weIe W S active and
were 1899 beeves, TIC veas I7l61 sheep and lambs,
al The Hon A. G. Catten, OF Camden, is already
mentioned here the successor to the Hon. John p
stockton in the United States Senate.
United States Marshal Murray, of this CITY, re-
ceived information about week since tnat the par.
ties engaged in the robbery OF million and half of
bonds from the office Of Mr.. X. q. Lord, in Wal
street were the city eft New York, and that they
would leave Ior Boston, Mass, that night Acting
upon this info nation he detaied two of his detec-
tlVes, who. acting in conjunction with operative
of the secret service division of the Treasury Depart
ment followed them on the evening train to Boston.
Just before arriving at the latter city the principal
techves. He made his way to the city by private
convey ance and from thence took the cars tor New
.
The results accruing from this arrest have not yet
TRANSFERRED Several rumOrs prevailed yesterday one
OF which was that the thief and bonds had been
turned 10 this city This, are assured from good
authority, is not true 1t is probable, however that
they their way here, and that further parti.
culars relative TO the in which the case has
been worked up may transpire to-day. The reward
in this case II is said, toots up to two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars the largest offered in this
country for the recovery OF stolen property.
A verdict of S3623 II was rendered Yesterday in
the Supreme Court Part III, held by Justice Mason,
against the Hope Fire Insurance Company OF Provl-
dence, II. /. The plaintiff IN the suit IL Ira Yea
mans, Jr. He, with others, owned Touring mill
IN Washington street. this city, extending through
to Greenwich. He had the mill machinery, fixtures,
ec., insured in eight or nne different companies.
| destroyed by fire. The other companies compro-
missed, and together paid about $4,000. This com
pany, thinking hey had good defense, contested
the matter in Court with the result as tboVe stated
final disposition will be made in tho cSses OF the
alleged distlllery frauds to-day accordance with
section 6S of the internal revenue laws, which spec
hes that PROCEEDINGS to enforce the penalties shall
be commenced within twenty days after the salaries
have been made.
William #. Rogers, master of the ship Garibaldi
was charged yesterday before Commissioner Osborn
with having, while on vooage from san francisco
to New York, assaulted William Armbodt, the
cook by striking him several blows the face and
| knocking him down. The case has been postponed
for further examination
An action by Sheriff Kelly against Rlera & The
haud agents OF the "Companla Espanola de Alum
brado de GaZ" was conuluded in the superior Cour
| yesterday, Judge GarYin presiding. The company
Ii ptared, were indebted TO Mr., HOge, merchant
of this CITY, and funds to pay bonds issued by the
| company were sent to defendants, who advertised
Hoqe had the bonds attached; but Rlera ThebauC
refused TO give up the money their possess on
The Jury rendered verdict in favor of the plaintiff
| under directions OF Judge GarVin'