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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
the MULBERRY STREET OUTRAGE

Iuuuest ON the Body OF the Murdered Girl
Two Men Held ON Suspicion.
TIE HERALD has heretofore announced the Outrage
upon tue person Of Kate coneAnnop Thursday mora
ing BY thrcs In the hallway OF the tenement house
No 1os Mulberry street, the OF Archibald Beatty
and John Foley suspicion OF being concerned in The
crime and also ha stated the resulting Of the gi
at Bellevue Hospital Friday morning ON yesterday
morning Coroner Schirm.r held inquest in the casa
when Archibald Beatty ard John Foley examined
and while each denied all participation Of the CRIME,
they both admitted 10 beng in tbe immediate vicinity Of
the time Of the outrage Foley CLAIMS tina, the ugh,
In question he was in company With Beatty James
Curley an Devins: that he stopped At abou,
O'Clock NJ In front Of hrs residence No 1i3 Mulberry
street, the three went inlo No 1909 Foley then
goes 10 that he met girl the street who sas
With him tho cellar door OF No iiS aud while they sat
there they heard the cry OF watch. he saw
policeman running in TIE direction OF the SOUND and
three men running away from No. io6 towards Cana
street when they saw the policeman coming. These
men Foley says be did not recognize, but he after
wards contrsdcied this statement BY sayiag TIA; but
as he di so 'I've had enough and done wanl5 wal,
longer" In bis testimony, Beatty conraiicts Foley
by DEM iar tha he saw either curey or Deyns on the
did zee Foley Afterwards 10 the vicinity OF his tBeatiys
residence, which Is a. No. III Mulberry street The
statements OF both Beatty sud Foley are confused and
contradictory, each with Itself aud with the other aud
nothing can DO clearly gathered from either beyond
fact that both the 81 the Of the outrage
about the moment OF i,s occurrence.
Dr r. " Howe, the house srrseon % Bellevue Hos
p,ta had hed post norten examination o: tho 70.
main and upon ths rendition OF result the Jury gave
verdict that the deceased had come 10 her death rom
syneope, indirectly caused By the abuse she had
coved on september 8, 1867 al the hsnds az perso
supposed 70 be Beatty, Cgriey and Devins and ~e
believe John Foley 70 be an accessory" Bea ~ and
Foley were remsndei to custody upon the rendition cf
THIS verdict snc yet the only persons supposed 70
| be implicated IN the crime who IN custody. The
police not Having been able yes 70 find Cufley or
Devins
The inquest did not lead 10 any Identification Of the
unfortunate woman, nor give aGy clue &c her antecs
dents, beyond ths fact that shown by the meoes
examination that she . virtuous woman when tos
rufans seized her aud tho further facts that she nso
stayed on Monday night Girls Lode NJ House, 10
Cana street. and tuesday had work 10 shs schuy-
i leg eiost Sooab,eAusu 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
ALUNo THE HUDSON.
SPECIAL Correspondence uf Tae yraus

Sporting Men at Ponghhess sss Waiting for
the Brown and HRmiit Race-WhoIes. is
slaughter of Cattle by Lishrning-A FIN. .ns
Years, Sentence-Burg lary-Aa Aged Won 4, a.
Burned Death.
PoroHKKrrsIs Sept. Q, lss,
Large numbers OF strangers here waiting TO- tho
Hamil and Brown race 70 come on a, Ne~ours s:x
o'clock tomorrow morning Tho betting is even ma
plenty Of money has been wagersd
Yesterday some men went intosa lot near Fsh sin
Landing and found fourteen head OF cattle lying
tree all close each other deal They kilie by
one stroke OF lightning during thunder storm on
Thursday The same dav barn in The same ioctify..
filed with grain and hay was also str ick by lightning
and entirely destroyed. Eight sheep were burned
Exact loss not ascertained.
In the Court OF Sessions this city, during last week.
years confinement in Sing sing Prison, at hard labor fcf
committing outrage upon female In the town od
Lagrange tina particulars OF which have already been
published In ,hs HsRALp.
rhs Armenia Bank robbers have forfeited their bas
bonds and the bonds themselves have turned out to be
worthless
Burglars entered the residence Of Mr. Gilbert Dean,
In this city, during the past week. and stole thesfrom
valuable gold watch and other costly articles.
FROM up the river comes . report vi horrible death
by burning. The victim q Mrs. Hannah Finch, oN
Chatham, Columbia county. She wasca-ryng live Goals
TO nsighbars In pail when her dress took fire, ana
before the lanes could be extngnshei she burned
to crisp She was seventy nina years OF age
Typhoid fever has ragod with severity among
the factory operatives a. Matteawan for weeks
past
strange beast resembling panther is roaming about
this county destroying fowls sheep. &c. large
ward has cesp offered for him deaf or alive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
) hoo os Angu.t have beeu as foI!ows:--

The gold market was strong throughout the week,
she extreme ranss having eeen from l4I 10 H:a. with
the closing tran-actioas in tbs saturday ~ Tho
latter price, Subsequently the street. however there
vas an advance i43 i43S, 10 consequence OF
rumor that Mr. seward had resigned his place N the
Cabinet and that Reverdy johnson to he his
ssssor; but this discredi,ed, and the quotation
aecined late In the afternoon to l42s. 1925. Tho
eustoms receipts averaged more than hall q million
day until Friday when they declined, and tho to'a Tor
she week 81, e35.ooo. TIE disbursements o. the
sus-rreasury payment OF tie interest the ten
forty 81 is6 600 while the exports OF
specie and bullion aggregated sl,ol3s,s, and the
receipts from California ncirly equal sum- namely,
81, 3D. The daily range OF the market was As
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
THE SERVANT GIRLS AND THE rEsIAss.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of TUG HERALD.
Troy, Sept. 9, 1867.

TROY, Sept Q, 1867
monster meeting Of the servant girls, generally Of
this city, was held here nigh, tor the explicit pur-
pose Of protesting a2anst making further conribu
tons the Fsuan exchequer IN the present dapidatel
state Of The meeting suggested by psf
announcement received here Friday, and sinc8
made public at Cleveland that an official appeal wa 70
America in general BY the Ciev sand Congress Of Fe,
MANS TO and literally 10 the 0naocai aid Of
the organization
The chambsrmaids resolved last night
Rra-Tha they slightest interest IN the cap
ture Of Canada and that they could discsrn the propr
&. :, Re
had now re- s.ser. year. poured out moi
honest to-to sincerely aid in the Liberation OF Erin from
the shackas Of British domination and had those earn
Vo!.s n he si.s Of New YORK sae on socasd mia
t,ry Tpsgus which had NO fon,teon either IN senss
rS;d Up % this time al the monss and munitions 20
lsvishy Furnished BY the friends Of the fenan cause
been ermipaly diverted from their original purposes and
F~rtsrhat they would under no possible crcumsta
contribute further aid to the cause until they were
oSesss o. point should be reiana And ireland
was also recommended that similar meetings should be
The above embraces the spirit Of the resolutions The
gathering OF course novel one bit the proceed
ings conducted very orderly aud proper man
ner the yanzat0n being similar 10 that Of oil public
meetngs To sure made up the singular conclave
almost wholly was. OF the female broeueish ssrvanS
element there were many am ising informatss, both
of action and Of speech but the intent Of the meeting
as above set forth, firmly adhered TO and
earnestly and conspcuously evident The con-
veniiou the result OF . common UNDERSTANDING
among the servant girls, and the issuance OF private
circular.
At future ing il proposed to adopt addrese
In answer she DO sent ont from Cleveland by
the Fenian Congress IN sesstoa there
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
EIsE Aars

A. groedcrs tGoupisi the latest pcturs u I.ut1s Is
on exhibitor, illustrating rounysons description %
Elaine, when
the dead,
Stored By The dumb Veci upward With the food
In her right hand the lily. IN her EFF
The ct'cr-a her bright hair streaming down
And all the cov-ra sas cloth Of sold
Down TO her waist, snd she herself In ~hiie.
All but Der face, and that clear featured face
Was lovely; for she did not seem dead
But fsst ssiesp, and lay as though she smiled.
The painter has admirably transferred 10 the canvas
,b. poets por.ras Of hts heroine added In the
spectral msss that rise and accompany a. we're, ths
dead aud dumb while tbsy 60 upward With the
aood'-a pce.icsl feature which Tepsrsou bImssf hal
omitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09

t,sso.--pu SATURDAY, september !. FANNY A. Afeso,
eldest daughter OF Mexaudsr aud Margaret Algso aged
IA years months and cays.
Tae funeral ~ll place from the residence Of her
parents No $685. HUDSON street, this day Monday ~
one o'clock.
aRcHEr---In Brooklyn. Sunday, September :,
WILLIE BoLg LESLIE ARCaka, only son OF Dr n n. s'~
Harriet A. Archer aged ye r. and months . 49,.
Funeral services viii take place ~ % son'n oh'o'o
street. tins lAondayl afternoon Al tour cIoox s.,.
son % Gabriel and Mary Ann Arnouxs sseu a. ""n'oe
aud days -..,.. :, -
The uuersi will take place from the residence OF hs
parents No 462 Washington street. ON iuesuy A'ef-
noon, at two clock. s..-s.- s..,..A.
Ar'rrs-At West Farms, on SATURDAY, september ::
son Of David and Georgiepe Aasan' akeu years.
yss reiar'vcs aud friends are respectfully invited 70
,tteno mo funeral. the residences o. his parents he
Iu,nasyl afternoon, al three eeicck
p.rsn on sunday morning, september y after n
lingering Illness THcs BAKER, 10 the o3d year OF his
rciatves and friends OF the family, and those OF
h,s protiers John aud ". n. Bakcr, also the mcn-
Nos ~ ,he Metropolitan Police Depar meut respect
fulIy vItcd attend the funeral, his as rOsi-
depce. 70 Hudson street, on Wednesday afternoon, 40
two O'Clock
Baipwrv, aged ~ years
me friends and relatives OF the family respect-
folly invited 20 attend the funeral from her late resi-.
dence, 81 Washington street, on Tuesday afternoon,
two O'Clock.
BRowSxe On Friday, September g, Apps Loursa
infant daughter or William c and Addis Brownns'
aged months -.
Tne relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to The funeral from the residence Of ms
grandmother. Mrs. John H. Scott, NO ~ West fofV'
Nx'h street, this Mcndayl morning at Ten O'Clock.
coLsniS. -ou Saturday, Ssptsnbss y hAss SsIs.~S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
INTERNAL, REVENUE AFFAIRS.

Rumored Arrest sG . Revense Collector.
II was generally reported on Saturday night that col
OF Of internal districts was ar
rested for copnivascs in vhskey Frauds but Of this
there positive certainty. However IL was under
stood from good authority that warrant had been issued
for his arrest The previous history OF the district 10
which the collector was attached has been OF such
character 70 lend color Of reality 10 the rumor
The Metropolitan Revenue Board have session
during the greater part OF last week. and the result OF
their inquiry wiil Is believed, lead TO some Startling
expossJ in . Few days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
Thomas King, the Pus,IIst.
HALLS FOR EUROPE.

The Cupsrd mail steamship Cuba will leave Boston on
Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close In this city al quar-
ter pas, one and past ave O'Clock on Tuesday afer-
The Nav Yosx HEaALD-Edtou for Europe-wiii DO
ready at zen o'clock on Tuesday morning.
single copies, wrappers. ready for mailing sin
snn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

"siehDsfs S'PN icos
Cefrs, Rio was quiet but steady and nrm. A lot 81
about 5o bags, exrssman sold no,
learn: other Kinds unchanged
c0rroyrhc msrke, continued dun and heavy The ssles
$50 bales at &c 2s,sc for midlns upland chiefly
bosover, At the latter price
Flour GEuS-Recepts. II $50 bbls aour. ~ do and
Sc1 sacks meal. I.lo3 bushels wheat, Posi- do
zs, do. and .51 do rye The state
and Western -Four continued active and prices Of the lover
grades To- is. Dbl higher. The higher grade.
steady AZ quotations For California the demand
moderate aud prices steady The sales Intending
California; l0t0O bblA southern gour fair
request and s.eldv prices: about Loco bbl-.
cha sed bands within the range OF quotations. Rye
nour Al he decline noticed IN our as steady bu, qet
the sales bang limited 20 40 bbs - 80 S. 80 Corn
meal without decided chsnee. safes bills city, at
S %, aud Az DO. B<Andywine private terms We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09

There was limited business transacted in foreign sx
change during the week, but owing 10 the scarcity OF
market Arm, and the close the leading
asked Ito for their sterling al sixty DAYS rhe
quotations BANKERS bills on England. nj sixty
Days, loo' . 40; Al three DAYS, ITO nov; COM
percai Bills loss 1927; bills on Paris, sixty days
Bl6% 5 Is; at three dsyc. Sii% sSi3I Other bills
wsre rstad Tins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

rUwixR-Gsoss On Mondav September 2 BY the
Rev = J. Corvette. RICHARD Fowler TO CsrHARI>s x.
GRosS, both OF this city No cards
SyisSKa-;tnHARp.- On Monday, September 2, BY the
Rev Peter striker DAVID s SKINNER. OF Brooklyn, -
MARY IorIsa GEHHAEp, oniv daughter OF the late A.
Gebhard OF New York. No cards
Will. WILLIAMSON. -On Wednesday, August q,
by the Rev. Or. Verrep, {. j. WILLIAMSON 10 Mar, L.
MITCHELL WILLIAMSON, all OF this city.
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Atrh tnr VI br@NiNWirs. ptr runrnefns ~
The wheat msrkef aciive the demand being
part Tor exror aud prices advanced .. Sc bushc
the msrk- closing AZ thr Improvement. the
compris-d 0 busael. AZ s. ~ iof No Chicago " 20
s. y Tor mber state 81 - for DO illinois s. q or No
snhcr icta s. 49, for white southern, s. - s. -
Ior snlser Do. and - soas IS Tor white NehsAn aud
California Corn active speculative demand AZ
advaarC OK - hnehc the sales footing 10
bushels AT 81 IN 81 ~ for nircd 81 ~ 81 IL
for unsound iAe closing arn these
wee also In scve demand ard fully II. higher e.
bvshets dspos.l OF ~ 6lc 90 Ohia aud
Chicago, o. atsc for southern 6pr 1o state
Rye DUH and entirely nal, ssI-g we're
made OF 10 baihcis wes,era atfi IS 81 81 Barley
Inactive.
rRKGH1s excessively Gnr, aud rates nominal
The ony important engagement heard o, 40
bushes corn date last evening" 20 Liverpool BY
% We heard % no charters
GusSiks quiet but price. we're UNCHANGED
tlsy unehsnsea 70 value Tue demand only
crate.
however.
Hfnrs continued quiet and heav-. The only sales we
heard 81 Central American and so city Slaughter
Iicrs renamed steady ssies 20 bales a. be
soc., A. % quality.
purchaser sales 81 hhds 10 terces and u bois barhadoes
a. Sc
NlvAL sroErs -For spirits tarpentne the demand con.
nu.d FAR aud higher prices -ee sg.n rrssea 'he mar.
f eos strong at 6c the s.jes we're 10 bos a.
sfr, w 90 Ispsm lcp Nsec, 100 do. (New York eos }
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
OBITUARY.

Lieut. ems nj Commander Alexander H. Nicer.
mick. United States Army.
A telegram from New Orleans, published in the
HseALp, announced the death from yellow fever in
that city OF Lieutenant Commander Alexander h.
NcCor mick OF the United States navy attached 70 the
iron clad dahsska The deceased oicer native Of
the District Columbia but appointed 10 the navy
from the State Of Texas although ne always resided in
native place when shore. On September H. 1859,
graduated the Naval Academy. standing FIRST II the
order merit, and i'm m~disely commissioned
steamer Norwich. Ho remained board OF this
steamer for tune after the outbreak OF the
rebel battery located on Cat Island, In Wyman Bay,
Sonth Caroina, which took place on the 2lst OF Nay
1862 and resulted in tho enemy being driven on Boon
after he was appointed an acting master, and on the
22d OF December, 1862, was commissioned an ensign.
For several mouths during 1858 no was on waiting Or
ders but finally ordered n tho steamer Iroquois,
and wa, promoted TO the rank Of lieutenant. with
mission TO bear date from February r. Tho deceasea
served crsdtaby throughout the remaining months Of
the war aud July 25 1865. received his last promo
ton Of lieutenant commander. and was ordered TO the
Naval Academy at Annapolis Here he remained until
few months whom be was transferred 10 the iron
Thomas kinG, the PusilIst.
Among the victims TO the yellow fever now raging IN
New Orleans is Tnomss King, puglis, who was fast
becoming celebrity or tho "manIy art" The DECEASED
vas an rshmsn by BIRTH but resided in the Crescent
City from boyhood He drs appeared In the Prize ring
FEBRUARY, 1866, when he whipped . pugist nance
Billy Farrell and on Nav Is the battle was fought On
tue Metars Ridge road In Jefferson parish for stake
OF $500 side After eighty three rounds had bseas
fesfuy whipped that his second throw up the sponssI
and King declared the victor HIS last light va
with Jim Turner sor $1,000 'ids The battle soSs
Louisiana, and after 6fiysix rounds had been Fought
knocked down ssnsesss aud failed To CONE
He was about tsenty egnt years Of age the time u
bis death and leaves wife and family
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-31
August 2l, 1857. ~.

A REVOLUTIONARY SToRy.-Ben
W. served In the revolutionary war,
and had been in the habit Of repeat
ing his long and tough yarns 80 often
that at last be believed them himself
Ben would give a personal anecdote
Of every battle Of the war, In which
he himself always, Of course, figured
as the Zero. On being asked II he
was in the battle Of Monmouth, he
replied; ..-.,..,...
~ guess I was. / had my right
hand pocket full Of powder, my left
hand pocket full Of bullets, and ! had
my iather's double-barrelled dicking
gun, seven feet long, sir, seven feet
longl ! put in a hand full Of bull
lets, and every time / LET her OF j
knocked down the British, sir, fifty
at a time. General Washington rode
mp to me and said, Ben, do stop
you are doing 'em up too bad.P
touched my hat TO the general, ant
said, well, general, II you say %
I'll cease firing, but ] think / ough
| to kill / few more Of the scs,audrei.
With that the general sprang fror
bis horse, and lhresing mis- arm
l.n,,,.J nae cxnl.,l ~
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-08-31

Most Of oar resders Who are in
the habit Of OCCASIONALLY indulgiug
In bibuIous rcfreshmsnls, cannot fail
TO have noticed the sign stuck up in
An Holt's nloon, announcing . Ger
tain popular liquid for sale. The
sign i, aClsrk's 4 picture Of . fine
cock) Tails" meaning, ~. any one
but IN unsophiAicaied rustic could
discern, "CIark's Cocktails." II
seems thai yesterday . verdsnt Ms
sinippisa, who disiinguished hinasell
during The war q . member Of Berks'
dals's brieads BY killing three Yam
kess with : bayonet, entered the -
loon with . ffiend for the purpose o
getting . drink, when seeing th'
soreaid sign he drew back, remark
ing What does thst msas--'sC Clark
ehsekss taiIss fos nle bear. A dhou
of lsuehfrr infbrnsd IL vsrdan
yaufh that he I'D mnds sons ridieu
| Ious bIunder, ard belag told vhat
urs. h fhrsw = ssis2 undce hi
v.Islcoef ard vsninksd, uupblin
| llhdt he Id ~ - Ms. peopl
Isbs.Idst spsa thi,u OF isstsnd
Islishin~ ptuluros bG1uthn - vss3
| We bSr that Ne youth came frcs
wfrilHsH. VIZ 7ritvnt
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y fFWs'H Whffe tHfy Hffl - lafiHf
faithfully, And n make themselves
'isshiksHehnl'ef. q euf egsgmaalsy -
mIHeaie ihelf children end sHAtavsf
- bflng them ~ IN habits If Indus
Wy. IN regard " political aasloHt !
would recommend Them 70 soia fos
= convention, AND iof sueh men that
will sef eboui The wgfk n feegnsituc-
ilon, and a. speedily A. possible 70
store the btaie 10 representation 10
ConKfess, md ~ e1ual rights W The
Union with other States. Only IN
ihls way can 40 get fid of the inIll-
iafy powers which ycu aud ] both
deprtcatc, and restore The country 10
tpfpsperiiy and harmony.
Your last QUESTION, "Why " not
The Unlon restored a. II was when
The war began" ls the most import.
nnt one, and iis answer will also serve
as q reply n several others bcaring
upon Che same point The Union
can never bc restored as II was when
The war begun. Then slavery existed
now Il Il forever dead--destroyed
by the result Of the war. To AJAX
that the State should be restored Il
the Union with their rights unim'
paired Is TO ask the rc-cstablish'
ment Of slavery, which you know
as well as ! do, can never be. Tb'
Union can never be restored exactl,,
as Il was, any more than the hundred
Of thousands Of lives sacrificed II
the conflict can be restored. Man,
changes produced by the war are 4
remain permanent. Tho reason tn
State OF Mississippi, as we'll as othe
States In the South, is now undo
military control and not represente..
In Congress, Is simply that her poiiti
cal leaders influenced tho people .
reject the terms offered them by Con
|. gress, IN she proposed first Constltu
tional Amendment. Had those term
been accepted, the State would no'
be fhlly restored to the Union on q
equality with other States. Militar
powers was not established until aftt
, that proposition was rejected. ]
|, rests now with the people to sa
whether the present plan shall als
fail. I, for one, have so little font
! ness for military power that / pra
for a speedy restoration Of civil al
thority, in harmony with the gener,
lgovernment, believing that the inter
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df5.f "a =, fr4idf "a - "a - a. A. -
a coSJUcALs .DiFrfcufry.-A
!aughable yarn Is told about some
coningal difference which occufrcd al
the south Pewabic, where a mapand
his wife had . severe quarrel, result
| ing In his packing his bundle and
starting OF Tor Ontonagon, declaring
he wotild live with her no longer.
She foIIowed him along the road beg
ring him 70 return, bat he was mex
orable. aud trudged on. Finally she
became so exssperated that shc vow
ed that II he did not turn about shc
would strip herself naked, and that
In that condition follow him, 70 bis
journeys end. As he did not stop,
leaving as IN, her r. Clothing BY the roadside,
Il she followed him in the cool and fas-
Il cinatine costume Of nature This
only made him laugh. When they
came to tho intersection with the
, | stale rosd, they were surprised by
Ineeting . party Of young men who
: had been out fishing, and then the
. husband began to think the willis
: coriune was not exactly The kind pfs-
] scribed By court ! eeIqueeee, ANA nc
. grew angry, And, sstting q, stout
! swItens NC s.sfsea ~ ~ VI