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tHAhiEs J. MARTIN
Prsslsent and JOHN MeSEs. spe~etary q the Eous
IHs1tsnee ConpaaF. s~sae sesaraily and iuit swe-u
eArh isr himself - tttt tse f7regpins - trr full
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01
TIVE ABORTION CASE IN NEWARK.

Confirmation Of the Coroner's IBquest-ver.
dict Of the Jmry-Flishs Of the Seducer.
The Coroner's inquest over the remains OF Emma +.
Ball, whose des,h BY abortion published IN yestsr
days HERALD, was concluded about eleven O'Clock on
Tuesday night The testimony OF the parents Of de-
ceased was first taken and was followed by that Of Dr.
c. NJ zsh, q prominent physician Of Newark who was
mentioned IN connection with the sad affair HIS evil
dance in some particulars very important,
and threw additional light upon the case. The
evidence OF the doctor showed that Wilson, the
seducer Of the young lady, hao inioimea nun
ton performed upon her TO produce miscarriage This
statement substantsted BY Dr. MerShon VINO testt-
ned that the woman had herself told bun O. TINS isc,
Dr. Harrison had operated upon her 70 produce aoor
ton fret using instruments and Afterwards syringe
woman was relieved, testified TO being told by Wilson
that Miss Ball bad visitsd New York.
DR. Zeh further testified that tho man wilson con.
fes.ed having seducsd the girl and asked the witness II
800 would be object 70 him 70 relieve the woman OF
her child; upon witness refusing 70 accsps "hsvn
made up his mind give his victim money and let her
20 home wilson afterwards paid TO the doctor S15. and
left the place. saying that he Was gong 70 western Nsv
pr. r. b. Mersbon testified that Wilson stated TO him
ha, be WAS - ,ns .oess 70 sEsrs hs ppo
fessoual skill In bringing about miscarriage asking
him twice the state out OF the laws rsach for
Several other wnesses were examined but their tes
tlmopv added nothing new 70 the case beyond the
symptoms Of the unhappy girl while she was lingering
between life and death.
= few moments rendered the following verdict -" The
said Emma Frances Bail came 70 her death a. the city OF
Newark county OF ESSEX, State OF New Jersey on the
13d OF July ns that her death vas caused BY ana
from the injuries received through and BY the acs and
oings Of Jacob wilson and BY The said acts Of the said
jacob wilson causing the death Of the said Emma =.
palj he is guilty Of committing high msdemeanor."
The man Jacob Wilson has svaded the strong arm OF
the Law BY fleeing the borders Of the STATE 70
The exci.ement in consequence the Developments Of
this affair the chief topic Of onversaon, and hitter
are the expressions made.
The parents Of the lady, fssling there is an i'm
preston abroad that they received hush money, have
nublished card In which they stat tpst they never
received any money 10 keep the matter still, and "vll
gladly do everything 10 brng the g.hty rarity TO Jus.
tee"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01

Thess shipments have bcen larger scale than was
expscted IN OF the gut Of gold in Europe the Bank
OF England having held f2a M 2sl OF coin and bullion
che 10 inst end OF June the Bank Of France
Geld the still larger OF e35 100 900. II Is matter
OF considerable interest and speculation how long this
stasnalion of capital will last and what channels Of
vloy meui will be likely find The opinion is enter
tsnsd by many this side Of the Atlantic that por-
ton OF che immense OF capital now lying Idle in
shs United Kingdom and the Continent will be At
trsc,sd BY enterprises In the United States and
shers IL little doubt that, the polt.
cal reconstruction OF the Southern States
accomplished fact, the attention OF European
capitalists would in the present state OF monetary
Affairs the Old World, be directed to our vas. unde
velopcd sources OF wealth Sooner or later the political
end Ia view will have boon attained: but meanwhile
We shall, have missed an opportunity which may not
soon occur agsn; for long reconstruction Is not
tally cousummated the ultimate is open to doubt
and this creates sufficient dsrus OF the future
che Gov OF foreign capital in this direction and ope
rate uufavorably upon national credit
There have been no transactions OF importance IN
foreign exchange aud rates steady the basis Of
ITO. Tor the best bankers' sterling ai sixty days.
Bakers bills on England sixty days we're qsoied
1ioa ttox; At three days, 1905 ~ commercial bills
Ioss. Z; bills on Paris al sixty days. 5l3 a5l2is
al three days. 5ll5S sIoi..
Consos and American securities we're quoted thus IN
I,onion o.dav and on prcvsous dates
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private terms An kinds active and
very firm a. previous rates common however savanced
$ So do strained IS s. 90 S, DO ' So do at
a. g. lev % No Pale lGs
81 7o do DO al 50 sd 80 S and ziO do extra do at
ous-Englsh nseed selling to the extent 20 900
Prices SGa
pnousIeSsHeeept, % bbls lard and Il packages Gu.
s, and IS IS ss s s @ 70 1 q
Sb - for I%sns at So S Ssss sp Beef
remained a moderate demand sales rs bbis
s ss os nsw extra d %ss and ss s2 Tor new plain
quiet ruled firm at previous prices Cut meats with
ages Al ha. 's and se nf sc ' for
The market IKE n Gs lard was moderately active a
An ss, a
Cheese was quits active but heavy at &C. s according
ss:ss srs a s
terms There continued good demand iOr bonded in
81: s Ss sf ri for @
1ss =. % m sass al Gss ss $
sss 500 do for September s51e 800 DO DO same
December DO do for Sovs%Ssr Al Sac Il 900
gS.s ssc Residaam Was arm; sales 100 bills at ssa
g 20 In Phladenhs tho sales were 500 bills light straw
1000 standard white It ss;sc and LOO DO Do.
RcEof Kangoon 500 bags Tin bond sold on private
terms. Carolina steady with small at he l2lsc
sKxDsclovcr quiet hut steady at l2c. i2sc; the
latter price generally demanded. Timothy was IN
changed at s. 70 % g. Calcutta lnseed nominal
sTEARISE was in fair demand aud firm Sales 1ooo lbs.
at l21sc 2ec also 70 Wv lbs grease, part at &C. lUc.
SuGAR.The market for quiet but steady ut pre-
yous rates. viz 70 ike for fair TO good refining
LATER price for clarified and lsc for English Islands also
nc ID. lower, at 1Sc. l5,4c for soft yellow 55sc
l6 for soft white and l6c l6c for powdered, crushed
and graduated.
TALLow active at steady prices Sales 75ooo lbs at
Ike. llXc.
Observation-Disclosures, 42 bbls. The market
tive but lower prices Sales 500 bbs in bond Soc for
Western, and &c. q SAC. for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01
BANKRUPT COURT.

In the bankruptcy Of wm Keoppel a meeting
held yesterday for proof Of debts and selection OF
assignee in the Office Of Register Ketchum Considers
BILE feeling was manifested the part Of the attending
creditors against the petitioner Debts to the amount
OF ST. 900 were proven, when Mr Edwin James. coun
sci for the petitioner raised objection to the admission
Of other proofs which excited very animated discus
sion. The further consideration OF the ad.
journed to wednesday next, assignee being APP
pointed.
PETITIONS YESTERDAY.
Loeb Hess, Emit Hans Henry SHELTON, John n. Foss,
Edward s. stokes, al Vi this city.
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Upon which the Times says:--

This is the highest total yet attained since the returns
were first officially issued at the beginning OF May. It
is also the first in which the effect Is Of the pay
ment OF the public dividends which commenced the
9th inst, and further includes the Stock Exchange
Element the 10th. Owing to these accidents the az
gregae upwards OF "a 900 higher than that OF last
week, and is difficult to from il that proper
ton has not arisen from improvement in the internal
trade Of the country.
The return Of the Bank of France for the week end
ing July 10, exhibits the following changes, when
pared with the account Of the previous week ;-Iu
crease-coin and bullion. e253 3OO bills discounted
300; notes in circulation, E7733oo; advances
f16oO00. Decrease-Prvate deposits, fls6600.
The following the latest rates for money in tae
chief Continental cties:-
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SUPREME COuRT-cHAmssRs.

D1schnrGe Of United States Soldiers on
Habens Corpus.
Before Judge Leonard.
IN re- James Soke Jr a Recrmt in the Umited States
Army This was habeas corpus to produce this SOL
dier alleged to be Illegally restrained Of his liberty
Captain Evan Miles, Twenty first United States in
fantry, from Fort Columbus made return setting forth
the enlistment OF private Stokes according to the
governing the recruiting service for the army and his
taking tho oath Of enlistment to his age and encos
ing one OF his enlistment papers; that under the dec
sions OF the Judge Advocate General of the Army and
also the recent decision of the General Term OF tho
New York Supreme Court In the case OF private John
OConnor it not his duty TO produce the recruit in
court, but that such dccnaton and denial OF the rs
dciion of the court was matter of official duty and
not from want of respect co toe court
Upon this return the writ accordingly dismissed.
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THE couR rs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Another Distillery seized.

The MATED SAFES rs John Cosgrove, Patrick Connolly
and james AeDermoh Tho defendants are charged
with running an Illicit still in the basement Of the
premises NO l22 West Eighth street. Detection this
was brought about by the chimney Of the premises
taking fire on Tuesday night last II found neces-
sary dar'ng the consequent alarm TO break into the
basement the doors OF which securely fastened.
On enIerLg the cause OF the fire at once ascer-
tanned aud the fact that disery in fun blast dis
covered. The defendants arrested and were yes
tsrday held for examination in Il. 900 bail each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An unknown man. about fifty years OF age, killed
on the HUDSON River Railroad Peekskill, at half
past eight O'Clock yesterday morning, by the down
press tram. The up train meets the down train
that place. and it is supposed that, while endeavying to
get from track to another, he struck aud
instantly killed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01

Mining shares we're duh ana irregular AT the trst
orrd Corydon closed loo lower at the same Tine
yesterday, selling at 81 So Rocky Mountain was Csc
higher, selling a. 81 90 Quartz Hill sold al s. %;
davidson Copper, 81 o5; Consolidated Gregory Cold,
90 20
AZ ms msetns Of the directors OF the New FORK Gem
tra railway Company, held The once OF the company
Albany on the 25sh inst, the following resolution
unanimously adopted after Mr.. Henry Keep had
sgaei the presidency Of the company, by which will
be that be still reains his place Director
wbersss Mr. Henry Keep has resigned the presidency
OF company, as foreshadowed In his address made
al the election in December,
Resolved That while we regret tho withdrawal OF Mr.
Keso from the adm nsruon in chief or the Affairs OF
this corporation, we join ~ bearing testimony TO the
valuable services rendered ~ him while It's president
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01

fRrIcHrs were excessively dull and rates favored The
shipper. The only engagements heard OF fol-
lowsTo London per steamer 1000 bores cheese s5s
bales donestcs al SIS Sd 70 goods
$751;, 5000 bbls -four. part steamers accounts 700
bushels corn and 1000 DO wheat steamers account To
Bremen, 100 bbs rosin ~ tobacco st l0s and
~ hhds. do. at lTs Sd. The charters wercA bark TO
Csdiz for orders tobacco, private terms.
FLOUR AND GhAtx.-Rccepts, 2st6 bbs -four, $50 bags
mea 940o bushels wheat GtJ7 DO and 1917 DO.
The -four market less active steady fresh
ground. while old noninally 0c ibc. lower in
instances California steady, with moderate demand
The sales including California were 1900 bos part for
port the quotations suboined Southern -four was duli
but pricee unchanged though tribe lower for
sales GO bills within the range Of quotations Rye -four
moderately active at previous prices sales $50 bbs
% IS o. Corn meal quiet; aales lo bbls Fairax 81
~ and % puncheons Brandvwne 81 Sc. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-01
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, July 3l-6 r. N.
CorEK Rio was in moderate request full prices sales
3s bags wauderer and 800 do Mnna both private
terms Other kinds were quiet.
Corros.-Therc was active demand. and good bust.
was contaminated Prices shade higher. mid
ding upland closing strong at 2sc. with upwart
dency. The sales 800 bales. We quote
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COURT CALENDas-TAls DAY.

SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS. 81. Walter ct al.
vs.. Boarrnan ct al o. Dana vs. Strasbnrger l05 Cay
Gaynor; 127, Blocks Kassel; l29 Fisk, Jr,
ct al, Harro't al al, Baentine ct al henry
l62 shafer e, al Bruner ct al l66 Archer ct al
luneman
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Wheat WAS IA nn.s demand and The market CONTINUED
rreeunr, declining s.. BE- while SPRING and old win.
trf were steady No diwsrkee nomuay ~ Us "
ne she were s5uO bushels ~ ~ % ~ % Tor white all
forn " 81 s&3 20 Tor amber southern, ~ % ~ 10
io inferior 70 prime white souhssn 81 90 for amber
tennessee 3, II s. u for No Milwaukee, and 81 60 for
no spng Corn was in moderate demand At yes,ertsy.
csosng rise.-yz 81 U3 FOR prime mixed Wesicrn--a at
which about al the sales OF prime made The sales
were bushels At Nc 81 for sound western 81 "
outside nsure Oats quiet but steady The sAes
eTn and s'e ssc for Ohio, state and Southern Rye.
bailey AID mai were quiet, and have sales Of
meni 70 report, prices, however. were unchanged.
OuNSy kses named dull and nominal
Guayr CL0rH.--fufther sales made OF 20 bales
al Csc. -
quiet las, quotations, via soc p5c for shppng
ii 40 a 81 IS for retail lots.
Hor. renamed steady and hr with sales OF bales al
Soc a soc., according 70 quality.
Brxy@Nsnis was quoted at 1ic q Ike gold without
further transactions Other kinds we're unchaneci
the demand moderate prices were
unchanged: sales 20 hhds Cubs muscovado sic &c.
IS DO Engsh Islands, part at &c. and 80 do Barbados
private terms. 49, .. - -.-,-..-
,e.dv. ,he how ever. small sales in
Misunderstanding orrr ware ~sds At W. and 200 bb in bond
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FATAL ACCIDENT At PlATTsBUaG.

PLA1rsBuRG, N. Y, July 81, 1867.
lady, named Ellen Kirk, instantly killed this
morning by her dress catching the coupling Of the
main shaft OF S. w. Gregory & Co. 8 woolien mill
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BULLION FROM NEVADA.

LOUIS, July 81, 1867.
The export OF assayed bullion from Nevada last week
was S22I, COO The crude bullion received for assay
amounted TO o. las ounces.
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financial skin and practical knowledge OF railroad man.
agsment - an associate In tne BOARD OF directors
W. Hamilton Barnum, the cashier Of the Pequonnock
Bank, OF Bridgeport, Conn, who recently decamped
with $4S 900 OF the funds Of bank, nephew of p.
I. Barnum, OF Museum nosoristy. The last mentioned
was one Of the original subscribers to the capital of the
bank and its first president The defaalter. who has
absconded and for whose apprehension reward OF
$500 has been offered was appointed during the presi
dsncy Of p T. Barnum and the defalcations extended
over period OF more than four yearA
The receipts for customs and the receipts payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury in this city for the
pred portion Of tho week have been IS follows:-
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london to-day and on previous tases:-
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The following table shows the position OF the Bank Of
England July IL and at tho corresponding period in
each Of the last three years. together with compare
tive view Of the bank rate Of discount and the price OF
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Mustang Liniment.

Have you a hurt child or a lame horse? Use the
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprains, burns, swellings and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Lninent is certain
cure.
Forrheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints, stings and
bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang
Linment.
For spawned horses the poll-evil, ring bone and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang Liniment never
fails
For wind gall, scratches, big-head and splint the
Mexican Mustang Liniment is worth its weight in
gold.
Cuts bruises, sprains and swellings are so com
mon and certain to occur in every family, that a
bottle OF this Lniment is the best investment that
can be made.
1t is more certain than the doctor-it saves time
in sending for the doctor-it is cheaper than the
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
"In lifting the kettle from the fire. it tipped over
and scalded my hands terribly. The
Mustang Lini1nent extracted the pain, caused the
sore to heal rapidly, and left very little scar.
CHAS. FOSTER, 420 Broad St, Philada."
Mr.. S. Fitch, of Hyde Park, VT, writes: g Ny
horse was considered worthless, spavin) but since
the use of the Mustang Liniment | have sold him
for $50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravings,
signed G w. Westbrook, Chemist, and also has
the private U. S. stamp of DEMAs BARNES d Co.
the top. Look closely. Sold by all Drug
gists, at 25, so cts, and 81 90.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06

Coon AND TRUE MEN FOR THE EMERGEN-
CY.-ln an able article treating Of the kind
of men who should be chosen to fill the offices
at the approaching election, the Nevada
Transcript says:
The first great object should be to obtain
good men and true, not only true to the
great party, but trUe to the great principle of
liberty and progress. There are hundreds of
such in the Union party; men of unstained
integrity and long and effective service in the
great cause; men whose voices have been
heard on the side of the Union in every coz
test since armed rebellion first reared itself
against the nation. Among such the loyal
men of the State should look for leaders, and
with such there need be no fears of infdelity
From these loyal men should select their
candidates. Let the Union party of Califor-
mia learn from the past, and apply the test
in the nominations of State and county off =
GERS. AT no time during the history of the
party was fidelity to principle more requisite
as qualification in leader than now The
nation is now in transition from slavery to
freedom. and the Union party can alone es.
tablish it in the principles of truth, justice
and universal liberty. Ifloyal men fail, the
progress must stop, and nation ransomed
by loyal blood will sink back to the depths,
because of the failure on the part of the peo-
pie to grasp and seal the victory won by
their armies in the field. Let loyal men
arouse themselves and go into the contest
with the determination to put none but true
men upon the watch towers" and glo-
rious victory will be theirs.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Magnolia Water,

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gen.
temen's boon! The 4" sweetest thing and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,
to render the skin soft and fresh, to prevent erup-
tions, to perfume clothing, &c.
1t Overcomes the unpleasant odor of perspiration
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
1t cures nervous headache and allays infamma-
ton.
1t eools, softens, and adds delicaey to the skin.
1t yields subdued and lasting perfume.
1t cures musquito bites and stings of finsects.
1t contains material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have. Sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you
will use no other Cologne, Perfumery, Toilet
Water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. Y.
Sold by all dealers, and by
L. WELLEND0RFF,
Druggist, Shasta.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
SHASTA COURIER.


THE BONES OF AN ANIMAL Fxrp,crrn
FROM BOYS LEG.-The Hamilton fC. W.
Times relates the following " bonyu story
A most remarkable case recently came
under the observation of DR.. Hamilton. r
A, OF Hamilton City, which is calculated
TO excite high degree of interest in scien-
tltie quarters. Some weeks since the advice
OF DR.. Hamilton was procured in the case
OF young lad who was suffering intense
pam from a severe Inflammation of one leg
below the knee joint. The patient had long
been afflicted with a swelling in the locality,
which, however, had not until recently caus.
ed him particular pain or inconvenience.
lie had previously been treated by another
physician for rheumatism, but DR.. H., on
examination, Immediately pronounced such
treatment improper, and stated that pieces
OF bone were working in the swelling, which
would have to be extracted, believing at
the time that the ZONES of the patients leg
had been affected. After the application of
the poultices, the swelling finally separated
when large quantity of small bones made
their appearance, and have since been
almost daily extracted. These bones are
perfectly formed and complete, and belonged
to creature Of some unknown species,
about the size of a full-grown red squirrel
The ribs are fully two inches in length, and
bones of the legs about the same. Among
the remains are two curved prongs, or
feelers, terminating in a sharp point, which
were evidently attached to the head of this
strange animal. The remains will doubt
less be secured complete, but as yet those
versed in natural history have been unable
to form any opinion as to the species of the
creature, or to surmse how it had been in
troduced and lived in the muscles of the
patients leg. Little pain had been expert
enced from the presence Of the ANIMAL until
its death was occasoned from some cause,
when the working of the patients system to
discharge the foreign matter was attended
with the most intense pain and what the
result may yet be is not certain, although
the lad continues in good health otherwise.
1t is the design of Dr. Hamilton to send the
bones, with particular observations of the
ease, to the celebrated anatomist, DR.. Owen,
of London, England. Those who would feel
interested in investigating for themselves the
facts of this astonishing case can do so by
calling upon DR.. Hamilton.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
Lyons Ginger.

LYON EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GINGER
, OF ihGiseston, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Head
ache, Cholera Morbus Flatnlencv Ac where n
warming stimulantis required Its careful prepa-
ration and entire purity make it cheap and reia-
Die article Tor culinary purposes Sold everywhere,
at % cents per bottle. Ask for "LYoS'sv Pure
Extract. See that every bottle has the private U.
p stamp OF Demas Barnes Co. over outside
"rafPel' au1s:1y
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-06
NEWEIL'S
PULMONARY SYRUP

is really the VERY BEST remedy ever compound
ed for the cure of Coughs, Colds Sore Throat
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis and Con,
sumption. Thousands Of people in California and
Oregon have been already benefited by the sur
prisng curative powers Of