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COMMON PLEAs-cHAMBens.
InportnnI Opinion Regarding the Enlist ment
of Minors In the United States Army.
Raf Ind nalv

Inportnnt Opinion Regarding the Enlistment
Of Minors In the United States Army.
Before Judge Daily
In re George Reilly a United States Soldier--Judge
DAILY yesterday gave his decision in this case which
application writ OF habcas corpus, for the dis
charge of George REILLY from the United States army
plea OF minority The Judge briefly reviewed the facts
Of the case, which follows-A writ Of habeas
corpus had been directed TO General Buttereld upon
the application OF John w. Flynn to bring up the body
OF George Reilly, alleged TO have been wrongfully
listed tho regular army Of the United States he
being 1t the time OF his enlistment minor, under the
Of eighteen years. and indenured apprentice
she petitioner, Flynn
General Butterneld returned to the writ that REILLY
Dad been regularly enlisted into the service OF the
United States according the rules and regulations OF
the service and had signed the statement and decara
ton OF all recruits and that the oath required enlist
menI had been duly administered to him. General
Butered further returned that under the OF
the Advocate General IL not his General Butter
field duty TO produce the body Of Reilly and that his
refusal and denial Of the courts jurisdiction mat
tcr hs part Of official duty and not from any disre
spect contempt for the authority OF the court
The facts set up IN the return were not denied by the
petitioner Flynn; but he produced satisfactory evil
dence that REILLY had been legally bound to him as
IN apprentice in the city OF Philadelphia on
the 17th July 1865, and that he was in
his service apprentice the time Of his enlist
ment, to which enlistment he Flynn had
ocnted. Flynn also produced evidence that both Of
Reliys parents were dead, and that when the nden-
ssres were executed Reilly was only seventeen years
old Upon these facts he claimed that REILLY should be
produced by General Butterfield in obedience to the
writ and discharged on the ground that bis enlistment
Judge DAILY quoted fully from previous decisions Of
udges in similar and held that under the laws of
1e6l and 1852 judicial officers Of the State had power
% entertain jurisdictions set at liberty persons who
in the custody OF held under the control Of OFF,
acting under the authority OF the Of the
Omitted sates He should therefore deny the application
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o q 7 r o a Z z
Charles Eanes.


This brilliant orator and well known lawyer died at
his residence IN Washington on Saturday last, after
severe illness OF several weeks duration Mr. Eames
born New Brainree, Massachusetts, in 1872, and
obtained his education at Harvard College, at which
place he graduated. He then studied law and upon
being admitted TO the bar practsed in New York for
several years Entering into politics as ! member Of
the democratic party he rose TO prominence and
vas appointed commissioner TO the Sandwich Islands
Afterwards he sent to the republic OF Venezuela as
Charge d. Anaires for the United states Upon return
ing homo he edited the Washington Constitution, then
the official organ OF President Pierce bat after
wards he renquished the pursuits OF journalism
and returned the practice Of the law Mr. Eames was
gentleman of tine talents and one OF the abest
legal minds in District OF Columbia. He had latery
been employed by the government in many important
cases. which he conducted with his usual skill and ability
Some weeks ago vile speaking before the Supreme Court
he e faintng 70 the ground and although he resumed
the practice Of his profess days after he never
covered his health. Mr. Eames married daughter Of
the aie Judge Campbe Surrogate OF New York, lady
OF fine talents and fascinating conversational powers,
whom he leaves widow.
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CoRoseR's INQUEST.

SUICIDE OF A WOMAN TAXING Posos-HER Hrs-
RAND CEmuRED.-Corouer Wildey yesterday held an In
quest at 1875 Cherry street the body OF Mrs Catherine
Franklin, who committed suicide by taking dose Of
laudanum Deceased was very intemperate woman
and repeatedly while under the influence Of liquor had
mado use OF expressions indicating that she would take
her life. Last Thursday she made unsuccessful At
tempt to hang herself Mrs Franklin and her husband
had some angry words Sunday after which he left the
house subsequently she gave her nephew twenty Ave
cents and directed him the druggss and purchase
some laudanum AT the foot OF the the boy met
Mr.. Franklin, 10 whom he made known his business, and
told 10 return and tell his aunt that she I'd not
got the poison without prescription Directly afer-
wards Mrs Franklin lef the house unobservcd and pro-
ceeded 70 neigboring drug store, where she bought
some laudanum under the pretence that was for bath
Ing her face Mr. Franklin her as she entered from
the store and subsequently received Information that
his wife was m He up stairs and found her swoon-
ing In her bed and her face much discoIored Frank
lin went for doctor but not finding him in waited half
hour for bis return without making effort during
that Interval TO procure the services OF another ply cian
hrs. Franklin swallowed tho laudanum Immediately
alter returning from the drug store and the empty
bottle into coal scutle. she grew rapidly worse and
died some hours after taking the poison. The jury rem
dered the following vordct.-"rbat the deceased came
10 ber death by taking laudanun on the I'm day Of
March, lso7. ghey eensare her husband t1homss
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STATEN ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

ARRESTED roR DRUNKENNESS ss-Thc young man named
Sidney Conkn, arrested few days since at stapleton
and committed to prison for three months was charged
with drunkenness not burglary previously published
WHY TIE 0FricR OF HEALTH OFFICER SHouBp BE
ABoIlsHEDThe citizens OF Staten Island are about for
warding TO the Legislature petition containing four
reasons why, In their opinion, the Office Of Health Ocer
for the port Of Now York should be abolished All the
reasons refer to alleged derec,ions OF duty by tho
present incumbent Dr. Swinburn. Tho petitioners do
not suggest how the health Of the port TO be protected
II left 10 take OF ITSELF
VIOLATIONS or THE EXCISE LAw.-Charles II. Sumann,
Charles kullman, Louis Won and Matthew Brand, Of
Mddletown; George Wilson aud Joseph wilkes OF Cas-
tieon, and Adam Schlamp, OF Southhed, were yestcr
day arrested for selling liquor without license.
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HE COURT S
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS rcusT.
Charge Of Passing a Counterfeit SIOO bh'
Before Com missioner Osborn

Charge Of Passing a Counterfeit SIoo D'''
Before Commissioner Osborn
Francis Mathews charged with passing sivo
counte rfet bill on Henry W. Naiher, agent OF milk
association the Office Of which at tie corner OF Broad
vay and street. The case for the prose-
u,,on vas TO the effect the defendant had conver
sat,on with Ma,her regarding the purchase OF gray
morse from him. Maher asked s75 for the horse de-
PENDANT said he would give $50 and finally stated he
,.on,a nav $50 for the horse which Mather accepted
Derendan, took out 800 bl he laid il the
gathers Office the secretary hanaed the bill 10 Mather
Ard ked opinion OF IT, Mathews observed that
b good one, and that they need not be afraid Of
St Mather told the secretary he not much of n
ladge bat he thought the bill good one the witness
lhiaiherl went on 70 depose that he had previously
delivered the horse TO man who had come with
Nathews after this conversation passed between the
parties as 70 procuring good money and finally the bill
was changed by MIR. Donnell, the secretary retaining
500 and Mathews $40 and II after ascerained
at the East River Bank that the bill was bad; per-
said II was good and said bad the bill
was returned 10 Mather by Donne bad one; Mather
shen look the bill TO the police office and marked IL; he
lodged complaint against the defendant who, Sat
urday evening, offered 70 give Mather good money OBJ
serving, lyon know did not think the bill bad
when passed IT,
Mr. Charles Donohoe who appeared for the defendant
examined the witness at some length Defendant.
when asked his name, said 1t Frank Mathews 226
Ea Twenty fourth street that he owned stable there
with another The general appearance Of the bill
good.
suane further testimony having been given the case
Wa adjourned 10 Friday next
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PHILADELPHIA, March ID lcb7.
!s % Psladelahla @ and ESs R:ti!ssd issdns Eaiso.d
sSssse Ssy Yors ~ saie BY, ;s:sdy
ssssass; as,s ana IsP
packed ise .honders packed ssc cloysrsesd IN good
sdVnnced s H. ass oo Il
shs & r fair spa % aS and % Ss.d
&c. s4c Hogs advanced; sales 1850 head. ai $40 20 81
Of o at % nsdDs @ paSS n Son s Prime sGse s:
as1sa
2 Corn % an ~s o. q - Il m som
81 70 ST ii. oats e5c zoe Ryr sss 81 90 Provisions
s L.rs Sh,iss VIM Il SeaS
nominal At 3oc. . Sic.
sssr r:xs .ay, and a. yas9snsss 8 A. s a
Ss 90 sls 20 double extra Rye -four unchanged g
Gre Of ali Kinds quiet 81. wishou. change in prices
Ihs furoa: storm which has prevailed here since sat-
selling s. 50 50 70 oO es ald a 81 30 81 20
our ssss s @ Sss 's Q Albany
Flour steady su, ou. whoa. sue. .s: ss o
Ss % Ssr .s r% .s. ss 81 nss
s. s asla .s s
& fis s = As%'' i Wines ssss 4
the ws. xaIkst active and arss sales were sssssa
q @ s q s ." Last na steers s. S. sopa
s st ss;ss sas | ssd ssss 4 81 az t. S:.s e sSaS
sne .n on as keo o.
than the s average Of soSa aas u nenSZ long -ccsd
100 head; shipments. ls3 head
70 aSpmsn fie 1oceps are large ana p1napsy light
nG S..S Saa IRE s. s.
Receipts, 1850 head shipped, s.ioo head
o,, unclaimed ws.,, orS .s,s. S.5ss 8 j.
No aatsa U.s. Sorn opened quiet at &c SIS fss No l.
s ssysf yssss s sli : c'''ss %
whsi.y uaGhanssd; IS; Oonl. Meas PSrl IN sood DE-
sS: - y sss ssan;sy ana ~ FOR Sis
. arm IN ss%Sss @ & s B.s.n
ior ssOalasrs .des clear sides aud clear rO not much
Rio c ' @ eioVer seed IN iss ia dcmaad .. SAssS
sessss dS ssS S Tor s'ss
Linseed oil dun. q ~ 81 g. Gold isA lS4%. Ex
CulcAeo. March ls 1857.
a ann sds.asss % rss esn' '; s
= y o winter and irssh receipts No steady o. - II
ssmssd at ss Rye q arS fSsa
ssssis: hsssisss is
hys.y q SS sss plesied ham. Sas quiet
o ,ieres Of lard a. isc Drsssed hogs almost nominal
& ca L ses ssa .sS q .Ss Ss s:. c
and no hogs shipments, 300 bbs Hour. 5000 cenals
MuwAuxrR March la 1857
Flour higher; double extra si p sii So wheat nrn;
sales sccnia f3 ~ for No. l. Oats steady 81 O.
MOL. Corn advancng 81 @ Tor new shelled rrovisons
quiet, but nrm pork 81 co. Prime lard Sl3c ke-
cepts 50D bb -four, 70J cents wheat shipments 900
bbls. 0our, 2,J0o csntas wheat
Tobacco firm. Cotton advancing, at sc 2sc for mid
ding. flour active for higher grades and holders ask
advance; EXTRA s sI oo dousie extra, Si2 rs $3.50;
cnolce SIS IS Wheat ~ u for choice spring. s. for
choice fall Corn heavy. at 81 90 81 7J 6rmer
81 o. Barley active at - % - 90 for prime spring
and 81 81 2 for choice spring. Provisions advancing;
pork sz3 % Sz3 bacon, yc for shoulders, lxc
for clear SIDES 16c sugar cured
higher 12 l2sc for choice steamed Whskey dull 81 IL
~ H.
CuARIxsros March le. 1867
Cotton quiet Sales to-day 1870 bales; receipts today 2c'
bales; middling Doc.
SAN FRANCISCO, March l6. 1857
Gould Curry e465; Savage 81 poost y2Sv; Uphr
S225: Hale Norcross, e3OV0; Crpwn Point $50 Yellow
Jacket Ssso. Beeher. slo; Alpha, Sis; Imperial per
ehare sos. California Steam Navigation Company, 70
cent California State Telegraph Company per cont; d
dcnd on Imperial $l5 per snare.
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cnuRI ckLfNDAR-IHlS DAY.

SUPREME Coun-CRcun-Par mos s53, 1279
127 957 1l09 1145 I'LL, l1l5 1881 ll43 ll47 ll63,
esi, lls7 1896 1ioe 1908 1905, 1907 1915 Part a.
Nos s5s lls2 lisa I64, 1870 1929 l7l4, l76, 2oo2,
1710 l50s 642, 643, 50 5s5, sac SAL coo, s54, $50
Part 3Nos 1909, 6s5, 245 1ls, 1904 1890 10if, l215
so2 l1oo. 1850 1o4o, ss 1914. s6e l26s 572, 1873,
1Olo Sol.
SupEExE CouRr-sPEdAL TKRy.-Nos. 135. 155, ISL
1ls, l17 1855 100 49, l9s, 49, ZOO 2ol 2o2 2oa 2o4
2os, 206 207, 20e, 2os.
suPKExE CorEI-CHAxBTRs 2, %, Al, As 50, So,
90, o6K, OF, 6s, 20, s2 Call commences al No. s.
CouEI OF GESKEAI SExloss- people va Edward
Detsst larceny; VIM NcG1ire, John sculiy, Robert
Cus<rk rhomas Golden, Jacob Smith, John Or, bur-
Gasy, third degree; Henry Anderson forgery; Patrick
keliy ROBBERY first degree John shannon, rape Charles
yredsnc. John hangin, Jas- Cullen Patrick Loone,
Dsn<l Loonss, se<&uit and battery feionious James
Coolan Annie wilson, Nellie Sampson. Pauline sick,
James Rl<y, sarah Jane Irving grand larceny; Robert
1ayiArd, False pretepoes Thoa Reeves burglary; Ed
ward y. Georges, grand larceny.
srpnxu observation-disclosures Is, 101
zse lSo l4o IL, al, Il, 46 81, H. 102 116 las, 149
Isl. 1s2, lss, lss. Reserved canses-66. " "a, 81
105. l1o.
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AT the ten O'Clock session OF the open board railway
shares were arm. Now York Central sold at lo31;
Erie 5s1z; Reading. 1913; michigan Southern, 75sl
1871; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s2z X; Cleveland and
Toledo, us; Rock Island, 961 e; Northwestern,
s5,s-do. preferred, 5s1 Fort Wayne, s6H; Marposa
preferred, 23 At the first regular board the market
moderately active and strong, and the business
was well distributed. The most buoyant stock
the list Michigan Southern which advanced
to H. New York Central closed IL higher than at the
time Saturday, Eric q, Michigan Southern 2%,
Cleveland and Toledo "a Rock Island Il, Northwestern
ss do preferred a, Fort Wayne X Ohio and Mississippi
certificates IL, Quicksilver u, Western Union Tele
graph q. Cleveland and Pittsburg was 5s lower Pacific
Mail /. Government securities were strong Coupon
ve.twenes of 1862 advanced , issue Of 1854 q, new
issue of 1866 "a sevenhry notes Of the first series ~
second series r. Tennessee sixes new, advanced u.
At the one O'Clock open board the market higher
than at the previous board New York Central sold at
lo4ss 1045S; Erie, 5sS u; Reading, loi1s Michigan
Southern. Tx a n; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s2h;
Northwestern, 35k; do preferred, 64 a 641S; Rock
Island, e61s; Fort Wayne 96x; Pacific Mail, l24.
Al the second regular board the market was buoyant
especially for Michigan Southern and Now York Central
the former selling up to 7S New York Central closed
higher than az the first regular board, Erie Il Michigan
Southern X Cleveland and Pittsburg q, Rock Island u,
Northwestern preferred J. Fort Wayne x, Chicago and
Alton 4, Mariposa preferred r. Reading was e lower,
Pacific Mail y. Government securities were steady.
Seventhrty notes Of the third series advanced a. At
the naf-past three session Of the open board the
market reacted slightly from the extreme advance.
New York Central sold at 1o4X 1o5; Erie, 5s1s u;
Reading lo1X; Michigan Southern, 77,S; Cleveland
and P,tsharg, s2I; Cleveland and Toledo, 1IsK Fort
Wayne, e6x *; Rock Island 97H a Y; Northwestern,
ASK y; do. preferred. GA o4h Pacific Mail, l2s;
Western Union Telegraph, Az. Subsequently the
market became stronger, especially for Michigan South
ern and quarterpast five the following quotations
were current:-New York Central 1854 u; Eric, 69x
X; Reading 10lx X Michigan southern Tx . u;
Illinois Central, ll5x y; Cleveland and Pttsburg,
s2x 50; Rock Island, s7H Y; Fort Wayne, 96X
97H; Northwestern, 35x q SO; do. preferred, 64i<
"; Western Union Telegraph, AK a.; Pacific Mail.
l22K 123; Atlantic Mall Ss IS; Ohio and Mississippi
certificates, 2ox X; Aariposa preferred. ASK a y.
The interest the Mariposa mortgage bonds, due on
April l. will be paid in gold presentation at the oce
Of the company on and after that date.
The gold market rather heavy and very dull The
range Of the day having been from 134 to 134. The
supply Of coin abundant in proportion 70 the
demand than the close Of last week. and loans
made without interest and ut l6i per per diem
OF the lender The aggregate Of gold certificates
issued and redeemed the subrreasury together with
the balance unredeemcd on the 10TH are thus
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcIA
MONDAY. March ls-aP. n

MONDAY, March lS-o p ~
The railway share market has been strong to-day
under the buoyant speculative feeling which rs rapidly
spreading and promises before long to result in rise
somewhat corresponding the decline OF the previous
four months The leading feature at present is the
movement in Michigan Southern and there now really
appears to be prospect Of something like contest for
the OF the road although, Of course specu.
ation as usual in such cases likely TO exaggerate the
effect OF the competition for voteA The whole market
for the time being is however, strong and the
supply Of money is ample to meet all the prooa-
BILE demands Of the Stock Exchange Loans were made
frequently at than at seven per cent to-day,
and first class commercial paper was freely discounted
at seven per cent
The statement Of the associated banks for the week
ending Saturday last exered no perceptible eject
ppon the opinions or the banking and socsoboins CON-
munty, although figures against rather than In
favor Of increased monetary ease. The legal tender
notes show decrease OF 704ol and the deposits Of
$23 723 The loans increased s93l, ,5l4 and tho
circulation Sso,s75 while the specie has decreased
$500 AGO. owing to Withdrawals for customs duties The
details Of the present previous statements stand as
The New York herald., 1867-03-19
BROOKLYN LAW COURTS.
Supreme Court-Circuit.
Before Judge Gilbert


baoiA0s H. Broson the Long Islond Railroad Com
psH-In this case, which reported in the HERALD
- Sunday. the plaintiff sued to recover damages in
she Of o. 500 for injuries received while aboard
. train running from Gre cnport 70 Hunters Point on
ths 2Sd Of February, 1896. II appears that the In
which Mr. Brown riding thrown from the crack
whereby he received injuries which confined him TO the
house for time Rotten ties under the track, is
claimed, were the OF the accident Yesterday
afternoon the jury rendered verdict In favor Of plaintiff
~ the full amount claimed.
a~ae Court Of Sessions.
Before Judge Dkeman and Justices Hoyt and Voorhees,
fAe People - James Hinesom The prisoner tFiine-
scn} was indicted Tor burglary and rape, committed
sary the morning OF December 1885, at the house
No 2o2 North seventh street, Williamsburg. Hneson,
q charged together with John Monaghan, Martin Nc
OOvmack and two others unknown 10 the police, broke
into house. and after violating the OF three
sewing girls. named Ellen Walker, Margaret Lacy and
Anna Campbell, carried or large quantity OF property
Mccormack and Monaghan have been convicted and are
jail awaiting sentence. Hinesons case came up
yesterday morning, but 1t found impossible TO OBJ
tain full jury and the court adjourned
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

FarIaars We're quiet The engagements were:Tc Liver
pool 500 se sOS S a. Sa o M a oaSn 8
petroleum on private terms and per steiner " erces oeei
Gussr BAGS ruled dal Last sales made :, slc
market ruled firm 22lc. currency, the spot and lic
gold in bond 70 arrive s, ,non,, r,ces xver. nm
changed Manila nIS was firmly held At isc. gold
., ors rnsa ed quiet s without d decided eass prices
MoLAssEsNo sales OF moment were reported, but the
spirits Of sarpsqs'ins zen
Gppr an qaes at s asa
an advance of o. sy &C. .I, peT gSn % 10 dn
the spot at 73 IKE 4e6 bbls arrive at 73c 76c and
elected Enough sales I d we're Elected 70 the
bbs at 81 IS 81 . chiefly at the latter price Ia
osLnseed shade easier, jobbng lots being sold
at 81 50 s. s2 Other kinds sul continued dull though
PEfaolEuM was dun though steady at last quota
bulk 10 8 y FOR the Oancs q this month priyate
% ae Tas sey a. MADE o
white, TINS, sic In Philadelphia the sales were
5000 S5s standard white were reported sold asc 70
s9s bills pork IS. DO asSass SssI ss
pork wSca again aim apdSansed sales We're made
There revival speculative inquiry but the
@ SSs ns ss as a sh and for rhs se
y 81 q fsS "a mes. sis sis .1.s e. Dr%; ;s;
sl' Hpsil ana Nay. At 81 s.. % sesr. ana buyer:
Siles 400 bbls, SIT SO and 3l2
$S for plain do OF erce beef sales made OF 20
tiercss prime and India mess private terms Beet ham.
at &ST $40 So Bacon continued firm though quiet SaosI
3U bxs at l5xc. for short ribbed 0xc for Cumberland
vas moderately active and pfices were s:sdy sales go
Shoulders. Lard continued firm under fair demand the
sales comprising ESQ bbs, at 2xc lSc for new Butt
dull and heavy, Sc for State and l2c. 20c
for Western. Cheese unchanged at lAc NC according
to quality.
duh though steady in value at Inst quota
uOns.
changed We quote far to good refining Cuba
l0kc l0j<c. The talcs limited 10 about At hhds
Cuba muscoyado at lie. l2c Refined sugar was dull -
srrisiNr--We only heard OF sales Of 5000 bs at n<c
l2kc.
HmsKEY-Reoe,pts 229 bbs The market ruled duh and
prices entirely nominal
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LONG ISLAND lNTELLlGsacE.

FIRE At DIX HnLs-The barn Of Brutus Robinson.
situated q, Dix Hills, Huntington, L l., de.
s,royed by fire on Tuesday evening last Luckily mos.
OF the contents were removed before tho flames 20,
under fun headway Insured for 500.
STEAMBOAT CoxnUMcArios 0rgSsD.--Tbe Northport.
Huntington and Oyster Bay Steamboat Company have
put on their line the steamer Maano between Norhport
and New York thus establishing steamboat commun,ca
with korhporl, Huntington and Oysser Bay three
times per week.
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William X. SfranR.

This gentleman, formerly Brigader General Of vol
unteen in the United States army died at his residence
in this city on Saturday last in the sixty second year
Of his aga At the outbreak Of the he offered his
services TO tho government, and was commissioned q
Brgadier General OF volunteers and sent TO the West,
where, IN command Of the Cairo H., and St Louis,
No., districts ne did good service In October, 1858,
i'll health compelled him TO resign hts commission, aad
returning New York he resumed his pursuits
General Strong patriotic and excellent gentlemen,
and his death will be generally regretted.
The New York herald., 1867-03-19

HyDRorHonIA IN THE wrsr.-Mad dogs bave become 60
numerous In the West that general slaughter OF all un-
muzzcd has been ordered In Chicago. The po-
cemcn use meat poisoned with strychnine, which acts
very speedily but the policemen have been imprudept
IN not always awaiting It's effect IL IA said that one dog,
after eating tho meat nj small boy aud bit nm IN
The leg The limb Immediately ampuased but the
boy died IN half hour not OF bydrophoba, but OF
poison The dor also bit another boy, but the eg beng
protected by The boot happily The result vss nss serous
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COMMERCIAL REPORT

MONDAY, March IB-6 r. NJ
AsBxs-Reccipts "a pack ,gcs. Ihe market without
noticeable change.
BRrApsruFrs-Reccipts 1850 bbls. four i5 bags corn
ltOo bushels corn do. and 40 DO malt The
demand for flour less active today, but the market
nevertheless ruled ar, aud Saturdays advance main
holders asked advance bul buyers did not
respond, rare instances The market on the
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with the commi1ioners Of the Park in relation 70 the
construction OF q from the county buildings IN
connection with one from the Park and TO report tne
result 10 this Board with the view OF an equitable pay
ment OF the expense thereof. The report, incuaina
this resolution, was adopted Another resolution, wnicn
was attached to report authorizing the Surveyor 70 ake
certain steps IN the work, rescted
The Board then adjourned 1nl Monday next, at three
p
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Jesse H0yt.

The death Of this gentleman took place his resi-
dence, in this city, on Sunday las. Mr.. Hoyt was
native OF this State we believe, and born in 1892,
beirg, consequently inthe seventyh year Of his age
at the time of his death He served in the New York
Legislature for term, and in 1888 President Van
Buren, appointed him Collector Of this port which office
he held for years Upon his retirement box Of his
official papers, together with number Of curious letters
left behind upon their being published created
excitement. Mr.. Hoyt was shrewd business man
and engaged in many public enterprises.