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slp on Sunday evening by one OF tine second avenue
ears and terribly crushed. died In Bellevue Hospital
Deceased lived at No. 61 Ludlow street, where some
Of bis Tsvss Ixn sssGs ~ Me was years sss o.
BODY.
WATER NErERs-THER RELATION TO THE HEALTH
OF TIE CITY.-The New York Society Of Practical
Engineering Will meet this "wednesday evening"
at "a Cooper Institute to discuss the question
OF "Water Meters, In their Construction, Uses and
Sanitary Aspect" when a carefully prepared paper
will be read by Mr.. Hall. The meetings OF this
society are free to the pubic. and inventors are
especially invited.
QUARANTINE AFrAIRs.-There Is ct present
total dearth OF quarantine news Only two vessels
were yesterday at the Lower Quarantine, the
steamer which arrived on Monday from st. D0min-
CO. and the Britlsh brig Cora. arriving the day
previous from Rio de Janeiro. Both these vessels
having come from infected ports. and one death
having occurred on the latter from yellow fever, are
undergoing thorough inspection and fumigation.
ARRIVAL OF EMIGRANrs.-The City Of Antwerp
arriving yesterday from Liverpool and Queenstown,
brought, beside the Harvard boat crew and other
cabin passengers COS emigrants. The latter, as
usual, were landed at Castle Garden. OF those
arriving the DAY before on the New World from
London, and the Excels0r and steamship Nevada,
from Liverpool only about 100 remain at Castle
Garden. the balance having gone West aud south
these lately arrived emigrants are Of the better
class.
THB GREAT AuRoRAL DrspLAY,-From eight
O'Clock on Monday evening to four on Tuesday morn
ing the heavens were Illuminated from time to time
with this superb exhibition of natures handwork,
which words ever fan to express. The display was
nearly equal to that OF April 1916 1862 but IL did
not reach the grandeur OF the first class aurora until
twenty minutes after one O'Clock. when the corona
formed on the meridian some twenty degreea south
Of the zenith. This visible far and near;
ita influence must have been felt the telegraphc
wires, and messages could easily have been trans
mitted by its subtle agency.
A MYSTERIOUS DIsAPrEARANcE.-A young lady,
Emma 8. Frary, residing at Port Richmond, 8. L.,
came to this city with friend on the 7th inst,
by the 1895 A. M. boat from Factoryville, ana
went 70 Brooklyn to call on friend, arriving
there about noon. Not long after she started with
her friend to do some shopping and parted on the
corner Of Sands and Fulton streets, Brooklyn, at
three O'clock intending to call on another person
before going to the five O'Clock boat Staten Island
ferry, as per agreement to meet a friend there.
1t seems she was seen by friend crossing Brook.
lyn ferry ION New York side Fulton terry. The
friend spoke to her and noticed sne acted rather
strange; the friend then went across the ferry. She
was dressed IN q green and white striped cambria
walking dress. bundles and large brown shawl On
her arm; about i've feet dark hair and hazel eyes,
quite stout age nineteen years. Nothing has since
been heard OF her whereabouts.
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Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. .....74x
THR LACROSSE INDIANS Will be present at the
American Institute Fair this evening to display to
visitors their wonderful wampum, war paint and
Warwhoops.
ORPHANS BENEFIT.-The Father Mathew Parent
Society VIII give their first annual picnic for the
benefit Of the orphans dependent on the society, at
jones' Wood to-day.
RAnRoAD AcoIDENr-John D. Cowan, . work.
man on the Harlem Railroad, dwelling at No. os2
Second avenue was yesterday injured BY the wheel
Of Harlem Railroad car passing over his loot. He
was taken TO bellevue Hospital
DRowNEp.-John Sullivan, a lad seven years Of age,
disappeared from bis home, % Hudson street. on
Monday evening. and not returning again search
WAS made for him. but without success. His dead
oody was subsequently, observed noating In the dock
loot OF Harrison street. North river. Coroner Flynn
was notned to held an Inquest.
DEATH FROM INJuRIEs.--Coroner Schirmer was
yesterday called to the Morgue to hold an inquest on
the body OF John Gerkin. TWENTY-FIVE years OF age
and native Of Germany, who died from compound
being caught In the cogwneel OF the mandatory
No. 6a4 West Eighteenth street.
MYsTRRroUsLY INURED.--Margaret Green was
yesterday found In q lot on Fourth avenue. near
Fifty.thrd street. with severe injuries upon her per-
con. It rs supposed that she fell or was hurled from
tho rocks near ny. she was sent 70 Bellevue Hos
be questioned % TO how she came In the .ot. N
FATAL RAILRoD CASUALTY Yesterday afternoon
}smss orIun. thS man who vss run over at P>cx
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The New York OnaI Doeks--Actisn Of The
Honrd.

Board.
The case Of dispute between the New York Rem
deriDg Company and the Board of Health, In which
the latter seek to drive the company from the foot
Of Thirtyeighth street, North river, has been fully
ventilated In the HERALD, and the main points OF
the evidence appeared in these columns. Monday
last was Set for the final hearing, and an adjourn
ment was had until yesterday after counsel for the
company had been heard.
Yesterday Attorney Bliss, of the Board, made an
argument during which the opposite counsel fire.
Mr. Bliss conclusion, on motion OF Commissioner
Manerre the Board adjourned TO the presidents
room for what Is termed q secret session. TINS
occurred about halfpast four. Notwithstanding
that the halls and outer oiices were crowded Dy
original complanants and representatives or the
press, mono were admitted. DR.. Swinburne, half an
nour afer the cOnyening OF the secret session. came
out. held consultation the hall and again joined
his cOnireres. Soon after Mr.. Manierre came out,
GERS of the Rendering Company were admitted, The
press representatives being still refused admission
After the adjournment OF the secret conclave MI
Hastings acting secretary, was kind enough 10 H.
form the press that the following resolution was
adopted and the further consideration OF the matter
deferred until Thursday next
Resolved That this Board given the New YORK
Rendering Company permit to conduct in business nho
regards the company conducting the without
authority derived from this Board.
This resolution leaves the matter just where IT was
Eve months ago. During the hearing it appeared
that the company had some kind OF permit signed
by y. Schultz, eXpresident OF the Board ana IL II
understood that the company fail tack upon as lls
authority for conducting the business
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ALLEGED GAMBLING HOUSE Robbery.
What Mnn Gets for Helping His Friends-
Surprise.

What Man Gets for Helping His Friends
A Surprise.
Yesterday, at the Tombs Police Court, Jacob w.
Herman and Ira f. Bride were brought before
Judge Dowllng charged with having committed
robbery under the following circumstances-Ch
Brand, German, residing at No. Catharne street,
SAID that on Friday last he met Jacob W. Herman
and Ira E. Bride, two Germans, in the Atlantic Gar.
den, and that they induced him to accompany them
TO gambling house at No. 3S Bowery; that they
com menced eardplayingi and that be very speedily
lost sIxty-nve dollars. He then attempted to get
away from the house, but no was not permitted to
leave He demonstrated, but they presented two
pistols at him and threatened him with personal
violence. They demanded his watch and money,
which he was compelled to give them, and the value
OF the money ana watch was about $500. fnforma.
ton given to Captain J0urdan. Of the Sixth pre-
onct, and ne arrested the two men,
In the afternoon OF yesterday the prisoners were
brought before Judge Dowang and the party were
identified under oath by the complainant. The de-
fendants for whom Mr.. Howe appeared as COUNSEL
said the charge OF robbery was "vle fabricatlon'
and that the slxty-1ve dollars were lost at faro
bank at which the complainant offered to play.
man named HogRart, the 'dealcr" OF the bank,
came forward ~ voluntary witness, and AZ he
swore to having played and taken principal part
In this transaction. Judge Bowling said he must
commit him also, and no was handed over 70 the
Captain. The Judge said he should reserve his de-
clsi0n until ne had read the examination papers.
All we prRVperD vWt cVmmltje@
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There was better demand for cash gold, and the
rate for carrying iuctuated between 1-32 and per
cent in the interval to Clearing House time. The
rate afterward ranged from per cent for carrying
to nat for borrowing. The disbursements OF coin
interest to-day amounted to 4l16, sse The steamer
Holsatia to-day took out $50, ooO in specie At the
Gold Exchange Bank the gross clearances were
$685. ,0oo the gold balances, &1,s2s, 1885, and the
currency balances, $2,4e2,ei0.
The government market was extremely dull, but
generally steady at last nights prices. In the un-
easy feeling which spread from the stock market In
the afternoon there was q fractional yielding In
prices which was followed by recovery for the
leading speculative issues. The closing street quo.
tations were as folows:-United States currency
sixes 1Os. looy.; do. SKIES, 1881, registered, l2l
q 12lt1; do do, coupon. 12lk l211S; do. five
twenties, registered, Nay and November, l2oA
l2lA4; do. DO, coupon, 1902. do, l22 q 122&; do
do, coupon, 1904, do, 1904 1211I; do. do, cou.
pom, 1895, 12l 121,<; DO. do, registered Janu-
ary and July. llsH l1ox; DO. do. coupon, 1885,
do, l19x 11s's; DO. DO, coupon, 1867 do, 100
o 120h; 40. do, coupon, 1888, do, 119S a 110I;
do. ten.forties. registered, lo9k q ITO; DO. do.,
coupon, ITO 110is.
Southern securities were dui ana steady. The
following were the prices ct the last board:-Ten-
nessee, ex coupon, 8l}< 62; do, new, oak So;
Virginia, ex coupon b6 30; do, new 5s; Georgia
sixes S5 do. sevens, o.; North Carolina coupon,
55A; do new Az an; do, special tax, SO; South
Carolina new, 81 90; Missouri sixes. s6I bid;
Missouri and 81. Joseph, %; Louisiana skies, 70;
do, new. SO; do, levee skies, e5k SO; do,
eights, IS q 88A.
Foreign exchange was quiet and dull. Quotations
remained without change.
The money market was moderately active ~ eve
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sales we're eSeoo bushels At &C. ne including 49,
% s cs sss &c., d:%ss % css 9s q: s
heavy =; small 10 Western soIG u is Barley
oSssy ma. .S anS OF Canada p'
the s pp 81 M nns: Ss Es Sns q
The fishermen leave their grounds Dry cod were scarcsr
At Il and
c'if,s 'sisi wfss s1Ss sass
for No shore, 42 Tor No. do and $s s5 for No. do.
ss'I Tor FOR
tcSled cod were @ ;tsaay 80 s 2whe haddoc3 was se'
fnrIonTs. marse. very active and srm for
erns busne.s quiet but rates generally arm as
Ss sSs sSsa st IS pss
ssst iS
% % and psn AZ S
bushels Shsa, a. lIsd The charters wsre:-A Norxegsn
md 81 a dires. sos~ssn Ssrs yoy.s:
G o SS ss With VII s1
Liverpool, t. Hayrs, sisd q Srems@; BARK sSS
%. 's' 9s;':as % " %
3 os 4. !. si rzss sa %s s:s sss
aud sh for New Orleans general on private terms
NJ, & sSsf sSs sa =. uasss&s'a
HAY-The demand was moderate At the quotations pub
Is sought after and prize. were nsss, S,
.i 81. was Ja. as mssA p:
&c., gold sisa ioc ie4c do, and Tampico &c. DO. il
KIprsThe market dull the demand being light, and
prices heavy at the quotations appended We beard O
no sales OF moment. We quote Buenos Ayres, X g ~
lbs, 2ic s2c; Busnos Ayres, 20 % lbs, 2c. 25c
2or ssls; Rio ianda, 20 q ibs SIC California SO.
20 bs lSi5c soc. Central American, IS n lbs. ndc
lskc. Aatairoros and Mexican az "a los, 49, l63c
Vera Cruz Is ~ lbs, lsc lssc Tampico, % g bss
lc ls]fc Bogoia 10 20 lbs, 1]Sc. 81zc and Texaap
sa i5e asc, gold Total stock Of hides September
H. 1863, 29600; corresponding date last year. 1f0 400
lRoNssctch pig was quiet but the market was arm ~
about s9s 20 for shp S39 50 for q"
and so do Eslnton do. at $40. American dull hsrs
altered. No. quoted $40 SH ana no. $sS &89-
There sales OF 5 tons old double headed rats and 90 DO
firm s $ $50 currency for American and $ss So gold
for English; 1fe0 OF the latter sold private
terms. bar quiet but steady, At 8s5 $8 60
LEADForeisn was quiet, but steady; 30 tons ordinary
were sold at IS a., gold ,
LEATHEE-phe demand for all kinds hemlock sole was
light prices generally steady The stock fair,
except of good damaged and heavy which and
wanted Both oak and rough continued to rule duh and
heavy. We quoe:-
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

COOPERAGESrOC has ruled quie but steady nj the fOI
lowing quotations sugar Shocks nch heads ssa SO lo
ehooks S5 g. 40 SO so; molasses do, SO do.
81 50 - s0 rum do S5 rs 30 0 box do $50 pipe Do,
SO 30 $ hoops feet, $45 800; hoops Il feet $40
S4h
CANDLES slow of sale but unchanged in yaue. We
quote and city Adamantine, l5c. &c sperm,
&c., aud patent Sc.
Cocoa dull and prices nominal At I0pc. lc.
gold Guayaqu in bond, and Tc- do, for Maracaibo
do. No sales. 49, .
CoRpAGF.-Manila was quiet, but steady at 23c. 2ac
Tarred Russia steady ut 5c
DYFWOops were quiet, the demand being light, and
heard OF no sales Prices nomnay 29 50
S0 currency St. Domingo logwood S23 gold, for Ja
maica do $50 &Sl, do for Honduras do; so $751; do,
for lustc, and ib Sis do for other kinda us,Ic
FLOUR AND Receipts, % ITO bbls. four 1s0925
bushels whea l02s do corn, ,b4o do oats sso rye
and i40 malt The -four market generally dull and
heavy but note change in prices There was
inquiry for shipping brands at prevou! prices The saes
os =. Sc Al AZ s5 for W,s,en and SS s. ~ for
State. California -four duh and nominal. Southern
aour light demand, and prices generally heavy
the sales were 800 bbs Rye hour steady With sales Of
$50 bbs Corn meal sought after, and sales
made OF $50 bbs at ~ 50 S6 % for Brandywre, and 30
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Tuesday, Sept H-6 P. M
Asnrs-Pot moderate request, being light
stock, prices firm at 81 s7 81 62S Pearl dull
and nominal.
BREswAx slow of sale and prices heavy Small
sales made within the range Of l0c 42c for Western
and Southern.
BUILDING MATfRlALe.-For most articles coming under
this classification market quiet prices generally
however, steady. Eastern spruce moderately
full prices About 600 feet sold within the range Of
&l9 $22 for schedues Laths light
supply and firm. About 900 (part to
80 ,5A S3 Lime frm 81 % for and 80 for
lump. Rosendalo cement was steady Of 90. Bricks
toleraby active at the following quotations ;Crotou, Sea
$8; North river IS 60 3d. New Jersey pae S5 hard, SO
. ~, and Phlade phfa front, Yl5.
CoPPER.-The market for ingo extremely Quiet and
heard of sales Prices unchanged Baltimore,
Detroit &C., being quoted 22Sc a2?ssc:
2SO bags Partheon private terms Other descriptions
remained quiet Sales S' bags Maracabo private terms
We quote e-kio ordinary cargoes, lShc sc fair do,
nhc ltc good &C., 1915 PRIME do iskc ale;
pore, xc.; Csylon, lc ls.c; Msraesbo, issc.
2USc.; Lagnayra, l64s. 17Ac; Jamaica, l5c. l6c;
Costa ,ll4kc. 1sc Manila, 6c 1885,; Mexican, i6c.
lsc:, and savanir., l4hc lsc, all gold, duty paid
active, and with free offerings prices decidedly lower
sales being made at decline Of fully lec per b For
future delivery the market fairly active at about former
prices Sales use bales Of which S4 for spinning 229
sales oows:60 bales average low Iniddns, for
September at 3oc 100 DO. do at 9c so basis do, for
September at Soc. Soc.i $50 DO do for December at
26c S6sc 100 do. d0 for September. 5lo do for
October and 100 do free board NJ New Orleans for De-
ccmber, on private terms We quoe:-
l<rD1e N<yrn ~yAyns
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
SUPREME cOuRT-s9sciAL TERM.

3hc EIerchants' Union Express Company
Robbery-ATcsed Novel Proceeding oi q
Deputy Sheriff.
Before Judge Clerke.
II may be recollected by the readers OF the
HERALD that on the 11th OF August last the Mer.
ehants' Union Express Company was robbed OF
$500 900 in goid other coin and bank bills, by four
men, who broke into the baggage car OF the train on
which 1t was being conveyed as ls alleged and who
enected the robbery by gagging the messenger In
that the messenger allowed them to gag HIM and
Mcknight, one Of the deputy shsrilIs q q
Charles d. Conklln, one OF the messengers
of the company, on Sunday, upon warrant granted
BY Judge Mansfield and kept the prisoner Becreted
III his (McKnghts) house, at No. 242 Stanton street,
thinking that he would divuige all or some OF the
facts connected with the robbery: Conklin lound
BOme means by which to communicate his position
70 Mr.. Howe, who Immediately applied to Judge
0erke for writ OF habeas corpus, directed to Nc.
lin, with the cause Of his detention before him yes
terday. In obedience to the mandate Mcknight
produced his prisoner In court and returned that ne
had arrested him by virtue OF o warrant Issued by
Justice Mansfield, charging him and some other men
with the robbery In question upon the oath Of Peter
Mcknight, and that he the said Mcknight, bad no
testimony whatever against COnklln.
Judge Clerke said that Mcknight was not to con.
;tns n%Se the Sdgs Of what the % pOcs S1 mas
simply to obey the warrant which he referred In
his return. and that II there was no testimony
against him the prisoner SHOULD be Immediately
taken before Justice Mansfield ana by him dis
Mr. Howe said he was perfectly willing that that
course should be adopted, but that he wanted the
writ adjourned IN order that the Supreme Court
should continue jurisdiction the reIatOr 80 that
he could not be taken away elsewhere.
Judge Clerke hereupon adjourned the writ re-
curing the preduction OF the relator till this
o1ns M ~ ten M se uace 70
zee what he would do In the matter.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

NoIAssEs.-The business light though price. CON
Eco at M 30 d. pemerara Al zsc &C. and by auconI
hls SS, t Dc soEs Kss j. s
centfusal and mSed &c &C. DE- ciayed 1s sSc DO
Soc s5c., and Barbados, 5sc.
NAVAL sTonEs The demand for spirit: turpentne VA
ssSss s FL IS ill., @ sss
NJ q u:
So extra s q, Dc sS,, and ypdSw class
hIm %,1 saoe sass m 00n
Oh CAEEWes!ern was steady at $50, at which price 10
wa: stu quiet ss &c g n Casks * i and .
:gsg winter oss dun q sI ), s -aSs lsss
Mss ssns sn lots su At T. e
s 8
z II ss *: s' rsas sssy g
% p.stases Gu, meats 20 DO LARD s
mans grss. Ssn: g:
ssS e. @ Ss It. the IN s Close q ~s.s
for city DO Live tegs we're dull and nominal At s,s i9
@ a. s Paan sn Sr ses
hams steady and firm under small s suPgy sns rS
sa far wsrs inquiry s sales sase.. s's ssps
aa sor dry and eed
lee. lsc. for picked hams zoe &c FOR smoked and
sssss sss fs
s & aud % eas srS s'
sales 300 packages at ic lesc for No TO prime
fair demand prices nr for the better
ws n m small Pp& e e
medium ice. state and Orange county gals &C.:
oo ana na
sny n Sa ies G
si r s ia "a sSx q sas being
: : y Sss ss'ss
g % .s.nss p1.ss. 5ss ssI
waite this n mSntn a. s2Sc q d" up 20 the 18th oc.o
private Nsph.hs va. dun and nom nomn, A. foe 0he
for
RioT.--csroina was quiet but steady as s1sc shc.
Small sales were made within the range RanGoon was dull
sUeAErhe market for toleraby active. the de-
msnd being ceay from rsne and p5o;oas prices we're
$50 6hds q ilsc isc fos Cuba and Porto Rico, and
sSs @ ss. s'f md
armsr FOR haTda WHICH sold s' isc ,, i5c so white
Raw Inferior e common refining Cubs. Iir 70
$ssss Iszs; Ss @sIs.:s' s, tSs: and ss:s;, isks;
is s.os.,y isss
bag, private term. and trsmors 1900 bag: 4 sai
saS , S Gsi .srs .ss = f a l oF soSs
srEnMAorrI.R was steady at Nc, at which price
sFrI1ss was quiet but sseady 0rdinry siesian
soHr Casiie was quiet but unchanged in value; few
small sales Reported within the rauge Of lsc 1850.
oficotierces prime soft al choice. hhds
tierces were quoted at l6Lc 2lc.
prices sale. lbs Central American 1000 do Honda.
terms. Goat steady with sales Of ib bales Mexican
and % do. Buenos Ayres private terms We quote
Goat-Tampco, 57ifc. per lb.; M.tamoros 5cc 65c.,
Vera srus 6oc 5sfc per ib gold Buenos Ayrss, 47mc
perb currency Desr-Honduras, &c Vera Cruz, $50,
4tc.; Aneostura slc.; Para. 45c. per lb, gold,
s sas % sf. oT
mon to prime.
sla do tor English aud 3sc ssc, do for Banca Sales
only pes Straits NC Plates werenoi oieraty active
at former prices sales 900 @s So
gold for l. CT lao d. c. charcoal at s5 62 dos and esd
do c. coke at "a BIZ 81 62N, do. Charcoal Terne
quoted 81 SIN $8 Is, GOLD.
TopAcco.-The market for Kentucky quiet the do
rnand from being light, but In prices there
considerable drmness; the sales were 100 bds At $40.
confined small iots sales s6 cases State al sc lo@
do crop, Connecticn Wrappers at 42c 30 do do At
5oc q DO Do at sc 81 do 6lc 2s do. seconds
private Havana moderately active steady
In value sales 200 bales at g2c IL IL. We Quo.e:-
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havana--tOmmon, sCc S2t.c., goOu, NC y I'll U.1j
ne, 81 b Yara-i cut, Zoe. etc.; III cut 81 "
Msnufactuted-Back work, common AMI medium 2oc. 9
&C., In bond; good and hne, 25c Soc, IN bond bgns
work. common and medium 25c 200, In bonds good and
Gnc. &c. 55c., In bond. -.,,.
WooI.-The market extremely quiet and unsettled,
owing % the failures and the possibility th others
occur. There is but little demand, and that aimoss
exclusively ooudned small lots TO supply mmede.o wants,
striced to considerable extent by the unwilnyness OK
sellers 10 ant lon. credit owing 70 the difficulty In nego-
Uatjny b,ives PAPER Pulled wool 10 selling moderately ae
the nces Cured, the stock OF most kinds Ia light
For fexas but little demand and prices arc barely
steady white California, which Ia In far stock ID less
sough, after heavy at former prtces There nothing
doing 10 ioreirn prices which are entirely nominal
ehcIce spring &C. G5c Xxx, Sc SIC; No. and
consin saxony 6Jc &c Xxx, 4ec 5Oc No. and K &c.
low 4c &c. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Missouri
full blood, b0c &c.; Xxx, 49c &c.,; and No 40c.
Soc unwashcd &c. 36c Texas, fine and medium, S0c
ssc ;ow co 20c 2ec; California, spring clip, 2to APs
SOC s5c b use slc 8. 25c 2sc fall clip aOc; isci
l6jSc. boc ncuing zoo cocks at 20c., 1900 No. and
medium Western at t5Sc 1000 medium Ohio 4sc 50c,
$500 do. st 500 Ohio 49c Soc 2g0o nolls on
private terms; also 40 0U lbs super puci at &c. &C.
chiefly at 47c f7Ec-5000 do and l000 lambs private
terms, 0ge lbs Tcxas at y the latter price for very
lbs al fall clip California at &c. lCu0U 90 spnn
do at SIC aSbc and No pulled DO At soout svc' "a
WHfKEy.-Receipts 2S9 ibis The market was .qn,e5 ~
prices very Gr The sales 20 bbia at VI W. AA
paid.
wHALrnoNE was quiet, but Arm, at 81, goi for Arctc
Sales sUol bs. northwest on private terms ana iuvV o
Mrciic n New Bedford Ct 81 currency. s'ock ea0
Sl3.' w h1
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Tine BARRETT MURDER CASE.


Thomas II. Barrett, late OF No. Staple street, an
account of whose stabbng by Ellen Rebecca UT has
already appeared In the HERALD. died on Monday
evening in the New York Hospital from the effects OF
was yesterday mado of the body, when It appeared
that internal hemorrhage caused BY the stab wound
In the abdomen was the cause OF death. Coroner
the body, after which certificate OF death was
ssned In order that the body might be inferred. An
Inquest Will be held on the body tomorrow, when
the facts Of the case wiz bs developed. :"
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Real Estate Notes.

Judge r. jay Byrne has sold his beautiful country
scat, Sharon Hall, situated In the village Of West
CHESTER. ana consisting OF q spacious mansion, car.
raRe house and barns, and about thirteen acres Of
lawn and orchard to Charles Knox, OF this city for
the consideration OF $4,000
The New York herald., 1869-09-15
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT couaT.
COndcmnntiOns.

The following property was yesterday condemned
by order Of Judge Batchford. viz.:-Seyenty-seven
pieces silk lace imported by Openhelmer, and found
on board the steamship Clmbria, and i've barrels OF
distilled spirits found at Robinson street.
The New York herald., 1869-09-15

Gold was firm until late in the day, when 1t de.
clined on report that Secretary Boutwell, would be
in the city tomorrow ana investigate the operations
Of the gold gambling ciques. The FIRST advance was
due to unfavorable reports to the condition Of the
markets In London and Paris. The range Of the
market IL shown In the table,