The New York herald., 1870-07-31

the murderer posted himself as TO the nte of the
II by getting into confidence OF the servants of
Mr.. Nathan at MOrrlstown and by slow approaches
gradually have wormed all that he wanted to know
out 0f them. and all without their once suspecting
THE CHARACTER OF THE MAN.
And u after nndng out all that he desired in this
respect ne had posted himself as TO the Ca penters
gong III ana out at the city mansion, and then as to
the day wnen Mr.. Nathan would leave Morristown,
t waat tneni IT. may have been that the robber dld
not want 10 try the safes strength when the Old
man was away. and that he had learned mat If he
were concealed in the room when he came in at
nignt he would see the safe quietly opened by its
owner, It's papers examined, ana then--he could
s,rike oloW that would leave him master of all he
surveyed, with not even resisting haGd 10 dispute
the valuable booty with him il he struck the blow
well and deadly at the start.
Tue POLICE HARD AT WORK.
superintendent Jourdan, Captain Keiso and the
detectives are all hard at work on the case, and
wisely Keep their own counsel as to certain develop
mas also taken hand in The working up, and Is
lending the police every assistance IN has power
THE REWARDS
The following Is the Mayors proclamation Offering
arewaru ior me apprehension aud conviction OF the
mmuruerer. m The Stock Exchange have already offered
900 reward:--
ror any information direct or indirect however slight
arrest oI be re1 @ IN the most material aid to an
70 the inormer and communications treated connden
studs unless found
derer s2S0 % win be paid independently Of the hrs oaer
hesc only suarhntecu Dy the family the
late MI Nathan. but the members Of authorize
IN twice the above specified amounts In each OF the
u. 1870 N ''' super A. o&kES S'ilS HALL. Mayor
SORROW AMONG TIE HEBREWS.
minister, Rev s. NJ isaacs, In the course of ms SER
mon alluded feelingly to the death Of Mr.. Nathan
vices the deceased had performed among all classes
OF the community and OF the high esteem with which
he was regarded by his Jewish brethren in partlcu
lar, who had received SO many substantial evidences
OF his charity and forethOught Tie speaker closed
with Ieryent PRAYER, In which he besought the
ruthlessly despolled at one foul blow OF husband,
father and friend.
RESOLUTIONS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
The New York Stock Exchange at eleven O'Clock
yesterday held special meeting to receive the report
OF the committee appointed TO draft resolutions
the violent death OF Mr.. Nathan Mr.. 4. II. Miller,
from the committee submitted the following resOlu.
tions which were unanimously Adopted
Resolved That the members of the Exchange have
received @ with feelings not only Of deep grief but Of unpeak
ss.scS sDs 81 the Of their
OF e ot nonor ana uset ness In his own home, BY the
Resoved That {o those long associated with the deceased
ns %as nss ~ su anSCs
he honorable and upright as man .: hnninsSS-stu
Sogsy considerations in performing his duties to ohesever
i've devoted friend and al ali times reliable man In
and
position and his death will be loss many who will miss
ss" which 50 nn0''n
Resolved, That the c00rs the Stock
At and that hold during the time ap
pointed for the funeral ceremonies.
Resolved, That of these resolutions be transmitted
BY the Secretary to the family the with
OF our sincere confidence Deep heartfelt sympathy in
this sudden and awful dispensation.
Mr.. f.. II. Miller, after submitting the resolutions
made few remarks eulOgistIc Of the character OF
the departed.
THE FUNERAL.
Inc funeral Will take place tomorrow, and the
STOCK exchange and Long Room VIII be closed until
one O'CLOCK IN the afternoon. The members OF the
Board, with the officers, will meet at the reading
room OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel at quarter to ten
A. Al, ana there form In body to attend the funeral.