The New York Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1865, Page 8

_————— THE ARMY. eet ‘General Ylocum’s Order A! His inst the Famous Ore ett Organiza- ‘Hapquarters, DEPARTMENT OF ViCKSEURG, dinection of the President “General Orders No, 22, current series, from these is hereby revoked. No effiver will, ia any manner, interfere with the or- mization of traeps pursuant to the proclamation of the ‘ovisional Govervor. The order which is hereby revoked was issued, as sisted therein, from apprehension of danger of contlict between the State troops aud the colored troops serving the United States, and in he firin bolief that it was in ac- cordance with the policy of the government It is the imperaare Guy of every United States officer serving in this department to be guarded in the execu- tion of all orders; to avoid giving offenes; and iu case of contlict with rpeel offtcers or soldiers ‘serving under the Stato authorities, to posipone action in the matter, if possible, until it has boon referred to the district or de- pariracnt commander for decision. By order of Major General SLOCUM, d@. Wonnuy Maura, Assistant Adjutant General, THE NAVY. x THE WINOOSKI AND ALGONQUIN. ‘There seoms,to.be a probability that after all there is ‘to be a trial of the merits of the double-end gunboats ‘Winoocki and-Algonquin. . It was brought about in this way :—Mr. Dickerson, the designer of the Algonquin’s engine, suspected unfairness on the part of the Board of Naval Engineers, whom he argued could not, from the circumstances of their appointment, and acting under the orders of Chief Engineer Taher wood, United States Navy, give an impartial verdict ax to the relative merits of the ‘engines, At Mr. Dickerson’s suggestion a committee of e.vilian engineers met at the Novelty Works on last Fri- day afternoon, when they made a report or specifications upon what they considered just and equitable grounds. Those specifiertions do not materially froin the specifications 0 Navy Deparinent proposed to test the engines. It permits Me. Dickerson to make some alterations in the paddle wheels of the Algonquin, which he Lo y for the expangion of steam, whieh is facil! t-off”’ of his own invention, aul which he conaéders the great merit of his engine. ‘The engines of the yessels were not in motion yeeter- day, ‘The dook trial will take piace on Monday, the 18th jusi. Both sexsele will ran their engines for five eon- secutive Lours, in order to allow them to oll and key up. After that the actual trial of the merits of the engines will take place by running the engines for five conseeu- tive hours. The constmption of coal, revolutions of the wheels, pressure of steam &c., will be care! fully noted, JMYOSITIONS ON THE CREW OF TER WINOOSKI. TO THY EDITOR OF THE HERALD, Usrrep States Sveame2 Wrvoosk, Sept, 34, 1865, ‘The way in whieh the crew of this vessel, now lying at the foot of Delancey street, has been treated has caused a great deal of isfaction among un. We have been told by ptain that our discharges are on board te ship, and that we cannot get them until this dock race, or whatever you may eall at, will be ove vel may not bo for w&m who have a long way to go, and w of this before the winter ). The offleers are doing ail in their power to cause the men to desert, so they can Kot us to lose our few hard earned doliars. For instance, They make us grease spai day, an imposition not allowed in the American ba GROWLER. UNITED STATES REY CUTTER LINCOLN. This etoamer is now ready for sea, and will ina few days sai! from Baltimore for California. The Lincoln is a fine specimen of a steamer, and was built by Messrs, Fardy & Brothers, at Baltimore, and bought by the gov- ernment for a revenue cutter. The vessel has been titted out by the government under the superintendence of Captain John W. White, who will command her on her long voyage tothe Pi Captain White was for a number of years stationed Pacific coast, and is thoroughly acquainted with its navigation, Shorily after tho war broke out Captain White was ordered to thig azide, The Jincoln is one hundred and seventy fect long, twenty cight feet beam, twelve and a half feet depth of hold, and five hundred and fifty tons; has two oseillacing engines, diameter ot cylinder thirty-six inches, thirty toch stroke: propeller sine thirteen feetpitch. Alo an auxiliary voiler for pumping up the matn botler, Coueet af oe Begun deusing tresh water, heating the ship throughout, She is top sail schooner rigged, and spreads eighteen hundred and seventy yards of eanvas, Armament, ove th rty pounder Parrot, ix twenty four pounder Dahlgren shell gous. The follow! ing is a list of her offieers:— Captiin—John W. White. are a fow of us Id hike to get out Liewtenants—Firet, 1). B. Hodgson: Seeond, George Hunter; Third, F. W. Beck; Acting Third, George B. Hansot!. Enginecrs—J. I. Wayson; Firet Assistant, H. Hasy tl; Second Assistants, A MeClyme Surgeon—N. Gilman. THE GUNBOAT FLORIDA, The gunboat Elovida, which was recently ordered out of commission to be std subsequent order to remain in the serv mediately be fitted out for sea’ but her de heen made public, anetion, is 6; She will ii ation bis YAB BARK BOITIO. The order to sel! the bark Bol eountermanded. She } fo by auction has been to be equipped as a practice ship, and will proceed to New London as an auxiliary to the frigate Sabine, now at that place, VHR PRIGATE NIAGARA, The beautiful steam trigate Niagara is daily expected ‘at this port, At last acrounts she was in Englaud, pre- paring for her retorn voyage across the Atlant SUPPLY VESSELS FOR FOREIGN STATIONS. The supply ship Ino, of the European squadron, will sail for Antwerp on © The supply ship Onward, for the Brazil sq leave for Rio Janeiro about the same date. ersons having relatives or friends on Loard any of the vexseis in the squadrons named wiil no doubt improve this opportunity to © nd letters to them, THE REDUCTION OF MBOHANICS’ WAGES. ‘The recenvorder of ihe Secretary of War to reduce the wages of mechantes at the Brooklyn Navy Yard has had the eff ct of creating some. dissatisfaction among the men. Yesterday the-cauikers end eparinakers in a body refused to work; hence work m those departinents is snepended Ithas been determined that their places shal! pled by sailors and soldiers who have served from 01 two years and have beon honorably di vice. Men of thie clase should make immediate applica- tion to the master workmen in charge of the departine referred to. out October 1, BALE OF GOVERNMENT VPSSELS AT WASHINGTON. The steamers John |. Lockwood, Keystone State, Yankee, Javob Rell, King Philip, Ella ond Philadel- hia; the propellers Alpha, Fuchsia, Carritnek, Victoria, Gladioins and Beaufort, end the echoonere Sultan, Ann ard, Flutter. Hume aud the Eureka were sold yester- at ike Washington Navy Yerd, for the total oun of 590. ‘The propeller Moccasin was sold by the Treas- y Department before the day of sale, Philadel. es, be brought the bic! rice, and was purebased by Roberte, of New York, for bos 000. MEXICAN MATTERS. The Avms for the Mexican Liberals Seized at San Franci«o Surrendered to Gen | La Vega=—The Mexican Empire Kanigretion Scheme at an Hnd—Fears of « Filtbustering Expedition from fan Prancisco into Me We. OUR SAN PRANCIECO CORRESPOND Sax Fraxorseo, August 12 Stave my last the arms bong lust ye nv lored t Godoy, Me 1 La Vega, Ise, ere wr by Gen ws jean Ce States goverwment tof therm were alta hed by the “beri ef Solano county bt claimed to be due arom «mith in thie city, and are now beid to eeu sion of areplovin suit commow By the Gow r in be prone ge The rev lax ¢ trae t) 1) sesh nos f rey 4 ne ths ¢ ¢ 1 Ri z erp " joe and die fina r fo0teeget for empire. of fan Fs ender Tho Meriqi” 169 5 ert ieme nt c mee ih wee n r ua ha » gemeneily, a f ' absolutely ecetamm yh paste dere ‘ tro bondred theamtac' i ivices Reemivedsypay” leer ¢ rr peloe vo not shove mary” Moterin) ¢ vallaine on the Wooein comMb Ot Mexia yin | » Posate Rot fa) PYeh icon ang, 5 wt ie sootions of Alicbigay, + nited | SHOOTING AFFRAY IN COENTIES SLIP. Row in » Saloon—A Man Instantly Shot Dead by the Proprictor—Coroner’s In- quest, dec. Seon fix o'clock yesterday morning Frank Bil- jargon, a canal boatman, and two companions entered the saloon of Wm, Kehoo, No. 29 Coonties slip, and drank there, They soon became engaged in an alterea- tion with the proprietor, and he ordered them from the place. Billargen, who seemed to be the most violent of the party, refused to go, and wanted to know of Kehoe how he would like to have a bowie knife thrust into him, when the latter drew a revolver and fired, the bail taking effect in the head of Billargen just above and behind the loft ear, He fel! to the ground and immediately ex- pired, Kehoe then proceeded to the Fourth preciuct station house and gave himself up. The body was con- yoyed to tho First precinct station house, and later in ‘the day Coroner wildey held an inquest. ‘The following is the testi David Dunbar, of New London, Coun., testified—I am captain of the canal boat 8. E. Roberts, lying in Coenties slip; this morning, at about one o’clock, there was a disturbance at No, 29 Coenties slip; this morning, just after day! ght, I heard a pistol shot from the direction of that place; a man, whose name I do not know, came to mo and said that he had seen deceased shot; T saw de- ceased lyiag in frout of the saloon on the sidewalk. Edward Stevenson, of No. 29 Coenties slip, testified— Lam bartender at No. 29 Coenties slip; at about five o'clock this morning Foponed the place; deceased and two others came into the pace shortly afterwards; they oe ey had becn drinking, and asked for “thet son of aning the prisoner; they were talking about etting even’? with the risoner; one of them, L aid that they intended to have blood; the three went out togethér; the prisoner soon came into the saloon; the three came in again and talked to the prison- er about a board bill; the prisoner at length told them to go out of the house, as he desired to have no further talk with them; they refused, and threatened to eut him; he then went behind the bar and took a revolver from a dyawer, and backing the party vp beliind a screen, he meet} T went outside and saw deceased lying on the side- wal Benjamin F, Clifford, of Boston, bor gee am & odaat pilot, and can be fonnd at No. 163 Sout a few minutes before ix o’elock this morn’ oe T saw deceased fait very violently to the sidewalk; 1 know nothing far- ther regarding the death of the d ceased. Charies A. Leclere, of No, 29 Coont’ am a boatman; 1 was in the base t when dec ‘and two companions entered and took a drink; they words with the prisoner, and he ordered thein out; he then went behind ‘the bar get a club; ho subsequently pashed them out one by one; Ghost ing and * vhen they had gone bebind the screen I heard the, report of a pistol; one of the party raid he had been in the rebel army, and asked tho prisoner whether he would like to have a bowie knife rapped over his head; the prisoner ordered the party out; T think that he did all in his power to put the party out before firing upon them. William Lewis, of the canal boat Ithaca, testified—Do- ceased and inyself worked on the same’ oats we slept dogether last night; yminut’s past four o’clork; we ent to 4 naloon noar Fulton Market a + wereached | by the prisoner's vorelock; dranic | : i twice there; had sou vn about bowrd we re- | Ge Ouher ountries, 62 mained in ‘the saloon nniil the prisoner entered; he Ry. i Pushed myself and others out o* the sloop, and.wiile | + 1,832 Over filly 234 pushing us he disebarged ap t the de 2 | . 1,073 Over sfsty. a2 must have taken it from ad r beiiind the ct | 543 oe one hundred... jf while he was pushing us I took off wy coat, as he wanted a CAMITAT 2 theme Gem, Invosied in industrial enterprises woven es $651,800 Ezra Fullson and Charles Walcott corroborated the tes- HOTELS, STORES, &c timony of Lowis, | taverns, &C.. OT Ki lores 316 nel J. McNamara, a carp-nter, of Brooklyn, testi- | sale stores,... 3,103 rocerics., ” at No, 29 Coenties ©!'p at the time of the diit!- ‘ HOKE, culty: a discussion arose about hoard and a quarrel en- | Uxed tor other than farminy purposes ...-.seeeeee 68 sued, when I left; the party came out with mo, but they GES AND DRATIE returned, 5 Death 13 Onion 8, Phelps textiticd—1 was until recently em- | OCCUPATIONS i outs d by the Oswego Transportation Com ; the had beeu dismissed from our line because be war A quarrolsome, bad man; he freyiently longed around onr office when there was nothing to do; T heard by say, concerning the prisoner, “The son ef a biied, tt get syuare iy hin AEE BET. ir f siified—I made a post me jon, and found the bail here shown in the brain of the dece: Officer Thomas Doyle, of the First precinct, testified —1 was sent to find the prisoner, and being usable to find him at his place of business, weat to No, 53 Cherry street, where Mr. Kelioe lives; went there and learned that he had gone to dhe Oak’ street police station and given himeelf up; I then went to the Fourth pr police station and took the prisoner io the New sti station. house, Coroner Wildey submitted the care to the jury, and the following verdict was rendered ;-—“We find that Francie Rillargen came to his death by & pistol shot wound ai the hauds of William Kehoe, on the Mth day of September, 1865, at 29 Coentics stip.” Kehoe was comunitt were required to find bi Jars each, The deceased was a na years, Kehoe resided a Treland ‘and aged thirty: THE REBELLION. IN HAYT!. President Geffrard Directing Gpexntions in Person—Reported Defeats of the In= surgents, &e. By the arrival of the « Hamshaw, from Kingston, J: have some later details of attairs in Hoyt) FPRARD TO THE PRO B Opinions Nationa plo; to the Toinbe, and the witnosnes: in the sum of tfe hundred dol- we of Canada, aged thirty-three at From the F esterday, 260 Honey the F North, so as hi g 3: Be = per z Fs The Secretary private Cabinet, the Director of the “Yfoniteur, the officers of his “Etat Major” left with him. On Thursday last the chasseurs and grenadiers of tbe light artillery, and & portion of the National Guard of Port-au-Prince, Were embarked on board the “Twenty second December,’ en route for Gonaives, A rumor was a fallen the “Twent tnre from Por to be without The Secretar of State for Justice, the Chief of his wud all The rumor, however, proved ast foundation. of State for War and Marine and for Finance and Com e, the Commandant of the ar dissement, wud of functionaries and citi soovegennen the President ae far as Robert's planta- tion, LAWLESS PILLAGE HY THK INSU {Evom the Moniteur Haytien.} In our Jast Dumber we alinded to the vewsele « Vefore the Cape by our ernisers, andio the pre inate by them, ‘These prisoners are twenty - ty aus - ber, the captains, women and children excepted. Araong the prisoners.are ei Dominicans, There prisoners ar- rived here on Saturday, and were examined the same day, and afterwards \ in the city prison, Besides the important revelat‘ons mace by the priaon- ers on the state of the besieged city, it was known through them that stores were broken’ open day aud night by the chiefs of the insurrection, ani yoods carried away and distributed to the troops, or sold to liquidate the a of the soldiers, very ofien several days overde Here follows the ist of those morehauts who bave been pillaged Messrs, Quintin, Toussant, Xavier, Blinc, Eurede, A. Elie, D. Martin St. Martin Dapny, Rdward Montrent!, Jeamtel Manigat. If one should listen to the famous manifesto pablisued by the rebvela:—' They had taken up armie on bebals of prinetples,”’ “on behalf of right and justice,—one can now see how they respect “right and justice,” how they fet upon principles, After assassiuation it is pillage! Assassination m (he realization of the abolition of capital punishment! Pillage in reatization of the right of property! And all this in the name of fraternity | CLURK OF THE DAY FROM GENERAL MARCKL. foliowing order was isued on the 25th of Angnet oral Maree}, commanding the arrondissement and Anse, to the generals, officers and so!iers in bin sitiel forreneliser nent: ‘Tho miserable attempt at insurrection in. this arren- dissent having V subdued, ti ment troops have ne te whore the people ENTS. per, and mest ¢ to Honits who dared insurrection in the rural we officers and soldiers 1s for the prompeness tance to chasy e@ the on rument that the ¢ reli now R84 CONDITION OF ity 0 Kingaton (Jamies) Joey 2 kludly A witli t vein ved from € order and per on ate ih the Southern districts. Frew cul of 2 North we have received yows haeet og unt the rebels in’ theory se ie Anse wate alwaye reputed w le. At the Inet attack they Jef wwonty dead 1 the plain between St Michel aid ! je ty remove them It it also aus Hhehel haw been retaken by tho rebal Nie Exce! non Friday morn wit wired men for ihe © sperntion against Cape Haytien is ¢ A by every one, Thi goat ghiotd will fail efore (yin New Steamship Line. t opt, 15, 1865. Hino from a of jay Oye Lives t THE CENSUS. Returns of the Third Ward—Occupations of Residents—Valuation of Dwellings, ken, dee. A synopsis of the State Enumerators’ returns for the ‘Third ward is given below, and, like the returns of the other wards throughout the eity, will be found by those acquainied witb the locality to be palpably incorrect, There is no remedy to be had, however, for this fla, grant swindle, as our worthy Secretary of State has de- cided that no other enumeration can be had for ten years: to come, and in the interim the oilicial representation of our motropolis must be based on the returns of the re- Markably competent and intelligent enumerators who have not canvassed the several wards throughout the city. THE ENUMERATORS AS TEACHERS, Since the consus returns are to be regarded as authori- ties in the disposition of legislative representatives, and ake consequently standard documents of State, it would not appear very well to have the English language’ at variance on many points with the effusions of the intel- ligent enunerators of the Empire State, and in view of that fact it would be well for our citizens to have the late enumerators appointed as teachers of philology and pen- manship. Should such @ determination be made we might expect from one of the Third ward enumerators the following improvements on the old style of lan. guage:— id Siyte. Eiumevatirs’ Style. Liquor. . ieker. Germany. ‘Jermany. Englar ngland, Engineer. “Enginnear, Clerk. Machinist... Hoop skirts... Seaman. Coachinan . Tailor. Prussia. Canaila. Overseer. | | ark. Stich ienet. ed Db SCittse Soman. jothalmu. janky notions, ‘The aby iy ‘of the improvements in the present style nr languaee that can be found hi the census retuyns of our while the systems of penmanship, al- though mmei varied, wonld be found highly usefat for those who wished their writing to be illegible to common folks. THIRD WARD RETURNS, INDARITANTS AND DWELTING Bay Dwellings « 456 cove 01 $5,678,100 + 1485 Mules. Apathocary. 1 1 1 7 6 Jewellers o 8 V1 Jobber. 1 1 ty Thooktulder . 1 89 Koatmen . 3 1 Brokers 1 1 Belininger, 1 1 Boot and Stoe Healers, 20 1 Br shmakers .... 3 7 Boouet frame m 1 12 Boot stitehers. 2 3 Butelors 4 6 1 6 1 1 2 1 7 2 223 1 1 Cooks 13 Coacbmen . 5 7 Ww 1 6 44 24 4 Caterer, 1 1 Carvers. 4 Printer « 16 1 Proe 9 16 1 2 i 4 er | 5 . 3 a me | 3 pit 2 ae | 1 Provision dealers 2 1 ofteor. 3 Saloon keopei 8 Seametresses. . 1 Shoemakers 1 1 18 Kooper. 13 Servants, goods dew dealers Viour dealers. nr dealer, Telegraph ‘operators obaeoniris ‘ten deate Tassel maker ‘Peain: Vinbrel Whip snaker.... Wittow ware dealers eacenoaBeneesueee Waiters... vee 4 Washerwomen pie Hoop skirt makers. art Flop skirt um | Honey deale Yankee notion dealers, 6 Health Wave Although the officials at Albany tarot ne to believe thet, the retarns of the tate census are Mller and more relia® ble then theee faken under auy previons anv ass, eltizen of York can believe that the returns for this city ere anything like complete. ‘The cnvmerators have complained that many people, having incurred a dislike for any person appearing with pene.) ond paper and raking information, have refused to give the desired 5 kag and thus seriously impeded their work ; but, if se 1) Fase, no one Will suypose that those vo refnsed ae give the information aed sid be so numerous ae to eanse seh an int< of our cif wn inthe columns’ of the Hewat, many farailies have not boon visiied at ail by thore “officers of the “tate whose work hav robbed our city of its position as the firet ety of the Union.’* ‘The Census in the Western States. TORACLO. ‘Tho extent of the tobacco manufacture in the Western Slates thus sppeare by the last cena: Annual value of produ Compensation for labor. Noraver of craployes—mates 3479 Number of emploves—femaler: 31h Cost of rave m $3,136,674 Number of i Capital invested. $3,121,967 SUGAR RPFINING. in (he matter of sugar refinement the Western States tho last censup as Juterceted to the fel- Hiehmente, 6. 5 600 274 $182,000 | ++ $8,089,800 | ke Vinding iter forth by the inet census: nberot estahlishments. .. nber of employes—m: New Pnglond States ty | y dercey city News. | Rauway Tete! ‘ourt, before Judge Haines, on Thurs. | © Contral Railroad mployes on the rond, vattery on Maj following cir- re oor & County € ph Haines, 4 Torey, and three other © tried and convieted of assault Hicks ond o man named Gree under thy 4eENGERE ON tor a ‘onduc ‘ The complainonts were pn ors on the mr rad, and when the conductor, Haines, came nd for the fare Green tendered dollar Confederate note, which, of course, was refused nd, deetiining to pay | me ped and he way darted. Green the fare were sie jumped on ape of his friend thes which tho conductor dé and, calling to his aid Ohe baggapeis tor, ¢ or, dadahother employe, stopped the tran a | weond tine, Dy violent meane, ejected Green nnd { | | in payment a fity | | | | Major Hicks, who tntersered in his bolalf, The gentoner hot prononnecd., anatase ott xed. Manwr-sOn. Bridny, Sepyember 16, Arex, dnaght-r Of Manton and Delta B.'W. Mitchie, aged Rix and a hull remit he nn tember 15, Maw Brisaver On Friday, h Ant Young, aged 29 year wie pape nd Pages THE ALLEGED WIFE MURDER. Conclusion of the _ Inquest--Verdict Against the Husband, &c. ‘The investigation into the cause of the death of Laura Mills, at the Kagle office, Brooklyn, last Monday night or ‘Tuesday morning, was conclided before Coroner Barrett yesterday. The testimony of Dr. Willetts, who made the post-mortem examination, was quite important, showing that death was caused from external injuries, and not from any poison, as the prisoner stated a/ter his arrest. The following is the evidence:— James Leddy, sworn—Reside corner of Elizabeth and Dorghty streets, and work at 26 Fultow strect as a hostier; was thre all night on Monday; was sitting in the yard about midnight; heard several sereams; I went towards the fence in the direction of where the voce came from; it was the upper floor of the Kagl otliec; the shutters were open first, but shortly after I heard the noiso they were shut; I heard a noise as of something falling on the floor; I could not tell whether the shutters were shut bya man or a woman; Isaw Mr. De Mott that night; he was nearr the office than I was; can’t tell whether it was at the moment the screams were heard that De Mott came on heard only to screams and then the shutters were closed; Mr. Do Mott attonded her at the American Hotel, adjoin ing the Luigle dallding; went into the botel next day, and heard that a man i the Hag! ofies hol lost his wite, and T rop!'ert that “I thought thore was something wrong there thet n'ght;” think the screams wero in a female voice; could not'say iow many monutes elapsed alter I heard’ the screams until the siutters were clowd; saw a form coming to shut th> shutters, but con!d not teil whether it was a man or a woman; could not tell’ the windows were up or down; the screams windows in the Bagle offic. Willets, sworn, read the following state- le out spore examination September 13, 1805, of the body of Mrs. Tanra Mills, at the dead house in tbe city srooklyn, ‘Tho body was Ina good state of preservation, well developed and blanched in »p- pearauce. On the anterior part of the neck were ob- served two irregularly shaped discolorations, one on the right and the other on the left sido, and contrally over the w-ndpipe was a third, abont the size of a half ‘dollar, On the left side of the back, from the shoulder bids down, to the bones of the polvis, was a black and bluc diseolora- tion, which did not extend to the right side, ‘There was also @ slight bruise on the right external to and somowhat above the eye. ‘The abdominal cavity seomed to be very much distended, Upon open- ing the body the following appearances wore noticed: — Bra'a bealthy, with a small amount o° seram in the ventricles; cart and lungs healthy, but pale; on the left tide of the chest were old and Very fir adhesions; liver fatty, exhibiting numerous points, the result of former disease; slat adhesions (ol) between that or- gan aud the diaphrazm; spleen twice the usual size, but fiz normal color; sto healthy in* pearance, containing about four omees of liqu ys, bladder, womb and ovatica health: in the cavity of the abdom 'n was a large exiravasation of blood, part- ly coagulated and partly uot, and of a dark venous hue, Tn iy opinion the deceased came to her death by hem- orrbige, eaus-d by the rapture of a blood vessel in the abdominal cavity, Dortor Willets gave the following testimony, explain. ing soine portions of his writen statement:—The bruise on the temple might have been caused by a fell or bra if it was eansed by a blow from a bottie the blow must have been a very shght one; T found no injuries around the head snifictent to cause ‘death; the discoloration on the right silo might have been caused by blows of some ind or a beavy fall; blows from the bottle shown might ‘© causcd it; the heart und Jungs were pale, but healthy; the paleness was caused by the los of blood: a blow or blows from the bottle shown would cause the ropturo of the blood vessel; think death ecevrred in two or three hours afier the rupture; in this case a fall from n bed cightoen inches or two feet high would not, in my opinion, cause the injuries deseribed; I do not Uiink thas one blow from the bottle would eause the dis- piovation; I as-oviate the bruises with the rupture of the blood vessel; the brain was pert etly healthy; there vas NO appeardice of any poison—no appoarance or amell of landanuia was discornible in the cont coloration could have b ngn’s clothes all on, provided the blows though. Ths “concluded the testimony, and the Coroner pro- ceeded to charge the jury. He called titeir attention to the faet that the evidence was all circumstantial; that the prisoner and deceased lived alone tu the upper pprt of a Jarge building, where no one comkl witness what took place on the night of the occurrence wh'eh led to ills? de: to prove that the prisoner had bec , only the statement made by hin F his arrest; and his statements hat oc ion were vory contradictory and confl-ctin, he statement of the decsased, made to Dr, Johnson edeath and after being informed of her cond tion, was a very finportant point, which he desired thom to weigh welt in doliberating on their verdiet, Here was a woman jnst ab tho point of death, and it was not likely that she would go into the presence of her God with # lie upon her soul. She was informed by the doctor at the time to be careful in making her Sennen at; that it woald place hor husband in a very critical n. After being so advised, and being per- ious, sho Weclarod that hor, hiesband intiieted the ‘i waa; she pointe out the rat of the body whish cor- responded exactly with the It of the post-morvem ex- nation, ‘Thess were eworn to by an eminent piiy- sician, corroborated fully by another medical man of equal stand ng in the profession. Ho would, therefore, inpress upon the minds of the jury the importane> to be given to that patuicitlar point of the case, He also calied their at~ tention to tie testimony of Elizabeth Hicks, who heard the prisoner on one occasion, while be had a knile in his hand, say that “he wished it was thre gh ler (Mrs. Mills) heart.” Although that wes not dence in the present case, yet it was a collab whieh they tconsider to’ eid them in arriving at a proper verdic The jury theo retired, and after returned ‘with the following verdie Lavra Mills came to her death by bene by the ruptare of & blood vessel in wie abd said rupture boing the resalt of injuties inflicted by ber hosband, Francis Mills, on tac morning of the 120k mst., at their fesidence in the £ gle byilding, Fulton street, ‘The prisoner was then arraigaed by the Coroner, instrncted him in the absene guilty.” In answer to the y n absence of ap hour it the said county Down, profession, He ‘in Columbia, Se county jail to await the action of the Grand Ju The Business of New York. TO THE BVITOR OF THY HERALD. This city is the centre of commerce aud exchange, the depovitory of kuowledge from whence good or evil concentrates and expands, to the remotest regions of the country. Ifa producer wants to dispose of his wares he sends them to New York, and if the trader wants to buy he cowes here, veeause the place to sell is the place to buy. Consequentiy here is the great contre, and must continue to the end of time. To expect pro-perity always: a8 now Would be expecting too much, as the great busi- ness of to-day will be likvly to produce @ collapse to- morrow. Aud we shall have seasons of prosperity and adversity; fortnnes will be made and lost; but this will aifect individuals only, and be bat for a day. Mer- chanis, banks and brokers may fail, but that will not brenk New York, for the city i built upon # rock. Coromercial winds may blow, and the rain descend and beat upon it, and turn back the tide of prosperity; bot it would be only fora day, for when the clonds passed awa eras osperity would inerease more rapicily than before. ‘67 nnd '61 had their sien, yet cach period wae followed by unbounded ove aged We have just excaped froma a four years war; and treasure poured ont without Healt, and ‘and yet there appears to be more men and more money than Where is there a city with so many privileges, all of which seem to be nsed'to the best advantage? The de. noands of trade taxes the ability of buyer and seller, aud notwithstanding the titan of merchandise, both foreign and domest @ demand cannot be supplied. Morchauts are bu; from day to day, fearing a fall in prwe, And yet no fall comes, becanse the demand exceeds the supp Row Jong this is to continue is a question to be considered by bnyer and sellor, and ifloft without legistative oo there witl De a reduetion in price without a em Bot Wegitimate trade or garabling is au Busi legitimate within bargeins ere capposed to be advantay 8 to the pee making them, hen merchandise mes of more value to an individual than money he ifa bayer aud when money is beng than ote ge he is @ seller, and this is.termed wade, But wi ities buy and sell on eseeniation it isepeculating on the future, and be cite: the community or They ft return prey Hpot ly business may prosper for a ti ‘ tu the thing itself, 4 another Breve opon ro, Sth fn ad Take for example Vatipern, Goovele stocks, It i taking nothing from notis d nothing remains, Te is true that the wip pes yok or when he succeeded in Flock ; re ia the mau that bought? his monay. Stock speculations ane i tho end prove disagtroas to thove engaged very mong dealers, But the bre for il, boys and re hers an i my f his cus romnd. He That whieh ¢ whiere fe the profil? ep another 1 fons, ides the paying of Tr ore basine ‘ fhe proiiobie the bre would monopolize I! a MA not get in on any tera, ld be for the public, if hey yeloh to 2 HOt yet eaten up Ly commissions, is to business ip the of the broke Spay eons esious and make ing both sions ond p fe mor s rapid What ie niost Tem: ker when he b dealcr almost ty ly broake The dealer rcidor (nila, baeadea he dooy strietly a cash tue and w his ineney RIVE Out Lo retives, This explumne tho d tier cnee between the diaicr gud the Droner, of of bre aod losing money cnnamis Ou Man.—the sollowing cd for by the writer, % D. Jowett, & © trent, 1 wos last Tite Hi Ie sald to Tou very I W. Bo fy wen jatemont Fay Hath NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1865. to Thompson & Hhnter, blow from FE: lanteail and jths, Bri and wood, ward pass art a ees NEWS: ‘AuwastaG YOR NEW YORE—TmIn DAY. 5 AL| MOON RISKS . . O08) mIGH WaTeR. Port of New York, ree 15, 1 1865. OLEAL 4 Stguaship The Queen ir), ait Liverpool—Williams Gulon, Steam“hip Saxoni ton and Th vagal Saxonte, (Mam), Meler, Southampton and Ham- Steamship Charles Benton, Lyre, Newbern—Murray & Nq Seeamanip Alleghany, Flagg, Baltimore—C W Pervel?. Steamship Fanny Cadwallader, Pievvon, Baltimore, Steamship De Moiay, Blanchard, Bos!on—Heuner & Brown, Ship Bridrowater. pon, Liverpool Willams & Guton, Ship St Lowa, Ballard, Liverpool via Cy Point, Va—V I | Shin Nines, Pawar, ', Cow Bay—Geo Enikloy. Bark Liie'Keith (Br), Stead, Genon—Vabbri, & Chauncey. Bark Virtuosa (Span), Zuluola, Barcelona—Gomez, Wallis 0, Bark Albertina, Olmstead, Vora Ceuz—Harsous & Co. Bark Casco, arduer, Trinidad, Cuba—G S Stephenson & ‘Bork Rambter, Pockar, Apelachicola—J W Elwell & 00 Bark Almouer, Lampher, Hoston—B P Sherman, tig Signal (0), Snow, Montevideo and: Buenos Ayres—C r Brig Naiad (Br), Richardson, Cienfuegos vin Boston—Pack- er. & Ligh:tourne, rr ra Catharine Morris (Br), Roberts, St Jolmay. SNPHo F on. Tan inker, " . imore—' ele Albert Thorns Vaal isuen, J mene url. Sehr J © Chew, Deertag, Tatinton. ont Joseph Grant MeGinness, Goprpslon, DO-R w meron, Sehr Julia, CoMn, Bilzvbethport—F Tathot & Co. Sclr Emma G (Br), Webber, St Johu, NB—P Tf Nevius & of hr Wide World, Hildreth, Savannah—N TL MeCrendy & 0, Sehr Avoca, Martin, Savannah—Merchant & © gist Lavinia Bell, Bayles, Richmond, Va--Van Brant & lastht. Bohr Susana, Marshall. Richmond-—IES Ruckett & Son, it, E ynor AT Con oerManbatet tc amer United States, Davis, Fall Rive ARRIVED. Steainship Monteznma (Br), Hanshaw, Kingston, Ja, 6th just, with indze and passengers, to Towlind & Aspinwall, pcicameny Yao, Boneh, Nk, 24 hours, with mdee and Passengers to. Heineken & Palmore, Ship John Bright, Dewar, Liverpool Ang 1. with mdse rg, to William & Guion, Has had four deatha—infants, Ship Hornet. 1 toL co, fr01 ene (Br), Smith, J trate of wodas 10 Fabbrt & Chau Bark Ann'& Dizzy (Ham), Johnson, Rio Janciro, 49 days, with coilee, to LE Amsinek & Co. Aug 4, lat 5°80, lon at 30, spoke ship Blue Jacket, from New York for San Fran- elseo, 41 days ont Bark St Androw (of Mal 79, with hides a Ma (Peva)y Sf days, with ke ontevid Hy Int 3590, Ion Biba, 17 port for oy Bark Yuin Slounson, SaguaeSidaps, with ctgar. & 0 Wavydeil Brig Ide) Br, Irvin, fenfuesos, (dare, with molise Aug 26, off the Beha n wy Jost mainsail, mainstaysail, topzul- 8 mt7, Antonio Frances a seaman, died. vid Zone (Br), Allen, Guautename, 16 days, with 's ke, to Jones d Lough. Bsvex, Rose, Sagua, 12 days, F to 8H, with molasses, tod M Bri; coal, fo iy R Dewolf & Co. Brig Hannah Lizzie, Caffrey, Lingan, 10 days, with coal, to master, Schr Emma Andersoa, MeCurthyy St Johns PR, 15 days, “With molasses, to Vatuble & Son, Sehr Reile (Br), Leland. Kingston, Ja, 4) davs, with sugar Leayeraft & Co. The captain died on the hot W Neiraner, Leete, Jacksonvil:e, 10 days, with cottun, to llows & MeMillan, Be} ne, ‘sara LL, Corsen, Jarksonville, Sdeys, with eatton, to, waasier. ay oh Terry, Farrell, Jacksonville, 6 day, with cotton, Sehr Woodruff Sims. Mason, Batitia River, Ga, 8 days, with Snow & Burgers. rdan, Morehead City, 3 days, with Jeorertown for Pall River, Fifoni, Washinuton, for Providence, Behe Lucy Rives Wal Baluimogs ior Seve thaven. Sehr Sarah Fisher, Kelly adel ne Providence D Noott, Arn a, eaten for Apponaug, Ff. Nel: Reilly. Elizabethport for Boston. et Hitiznbothpart for Wartford, ion, Boston for AThany, f, Rondout for Providence, aH Sra leana for Galveston, | Want at tbo Oi ust Staten WO Tita: before reported, mary ordan, from Buenos & Montevh aly 8 fo rownded on the Ortis Bank on hue v mLhove keelout, and damages wor was in port July 28, and wold proveod Bane Guu or rim Sra was wold for $12, Srmawen Snooty: was wrecked on th el Latinas mm for WAY. sia Bhe had nd slight. She about 16 days. 20, not $3900, as Nya manritin ut in repal y down, report ‘rt the captain hd fallen Tina vieno of Maitton deol lagen, and abandoned, was Monday, last-by fshermea, and were muds Thom “the: ins ad been made to scuttle ihe v t, Dnt the waliablos were talken aw: wehad Lower Dublin, who wt ‘board, Bug Daisy Matowxy, Ireland, trom Cow May, bound to York, wis totally lo*t on eviturny Lalani, Cabo Breton, O the 103 of June, “Cargo, eat. ne Yorke anal was bate at Coopersport, SRS AMG era was 947 sa tons reg’ ster a rveidernoa i# a corm! ortab'é (vo ety ved ow “aieauiy Hill,’ bie highost laad in tho 1) cfu & kuyet Geng dnd magnidgont prospect fpr tho mia Canue (ot Liverpool, 88), Day, got ashore nt Cow Bay 6th inst, and lost false Keel, part or main keel, both an- chors.and chains, and sustalied other damage; was subse- quently got off, leaking badly. BB Son pay the 12th inet, from the yard of FO Moves, . & first class schooner of 99 tons measurement, the builder and Capt James T Morse, ped 6th hee 5h om bo gre bry ye sehooner mt t ealied the AF Any ie ie owns ome ta to conan i her), Albert FA Loon, G W Brown, bins, o¢ Rockl ati th inst, from the yard of Messrs Wm_& 3 Drnin- R&J Palmer &¢ ine Rehooner of m urgmant, named Agnes, and to be commanted ‘by Capt J F i] ia Notice to Mariners. INTER QUARTER SMOAL—A HINT TO THN LIGHTHOUSE BOARD, On the coast of Maryland there is a very dangerous shoal bearing E by N, and distant abont 1 miles trom Chineo, teaguo light, known as Winter Quarter Shoal, It ts in the direct track of a!l veasols trading between Sandy Hook and the Capes of Virginia, and cowsequently endangers the lives and property of the thousands of seamen and passengers continally eafling between the above points. In the past two vis number of vesrels have struck on the shoal eadangert ‘Yatuable livos and 1 roperty. Amon: {hes iin have struck op this lump we may maroon, the eater Baltic and schooner Maxall, been requested by a number of captains to draw the atrention of the Lighthouse Board to the subject hopes that a Light Boat mi el Soya i to the subject ‘wihc tts ee demands, em, re ea. eMaakell, from Bath for Savannah, 10, lite tansy. fe from New York for Antigua, Sept 8, lat 29 Bele Harte Brewster, from New York for St Murks, Sept 09, lon 75 15. antag ‘the dangers aS ronertautiortign will give that Acona, Afri set Bai eT ei May Queen, for Jeowarn; eae het Morning Light, for C. Howat. ‘AD Caves, Aug 27—In port sehr Mary E Walker (Br). Kroenen, for'N York 7 Gower, Aug M—Shd ba fStars)t Nickerson, Se: falivasTexato, Aug 90—fn port brig Rover, of ‘and ee tr fax i pt T— Age coir Village Queen Nickerson, Scr Tait, Parr von we Aug —Arr sete A iis ajor, ie retirn-rainoe spokes iit 38 2 Teabel Thompson, ‘Btephens, do ‘(und sid outportet: schra Prines Giver, do hhoneer Rady, do tand eld Mist for sntyoris Creaghvany do Ml, brig Matilda, Dye Bl in 7 dase. ingtar an VW Sid tT FH AW Moxinenee. Jul qotrfo Onda, few daye or York, Ine fow daya: ed on the sid tin Sth for mild be realy ip Cores, Hanmlreys, Sepi MSld tyrdgt € Arr alive % miMliy Newman, NY "i vhs ph bast th en Hut Arr chips « Hom Are cleaner Balvor, NYorks beg avon, Davis, “Hoaned Ipeliey y NV or Are weber Roadlig IC <0 41, Nickerson, i ant Rept 12-fid sehr Marion, ¢tinwon, Now Or- “VOUMES! HOLM, kent 13 Suiy | B Miott (Br), Murvby, Glace Ray, 17 days, with | hi by | K Mallard aat D | ‘oprictor, Dr. W. i a ERWIN, 37 Walker wireets ‘a bark of about 700 tons, built by Messrs Mallet & i rr. ier. mignon dark Teas sche Penang for orders, sare EB Panne Ht ioe tah Hege Siitaey ‘Alfred Hall: Barlow, do, Sid 12th, sebrwr Arran vipberts, oe Mines, sel Moet; Kankoe Bos, Brewer, 004.14 an ey peg Anr sae Henry B Gibson, Crocker, 12—Are ache , Martling, 8York. io BEDFORD: Sept tetas Mey Mansell’ Parke NEWPORT, Sept 13—Are Phibadelpita for ‘rosie beth Sid sehra Chi Thames, 8 i Seabee . Picks aw Grace, Ly May, Bi oli NP RO VIDE and City of Nickerson, Paterson, dolphin: Smit NYor Seolt, do; Dt loth, Bedabe Huh, Angeline aiivesion | | | | i} Spring's tir The brillia known, On Are A CHEROKEE CURS, an anfalih 7% Soe tart ‘sehrs Polly Price, trv Montgomery, it Wieting x, Bainbridge art racer Lenny Ggrus Fassett, enaties tt ound ap br Windwa: ROCKLAND, Sevt7— NYork for Banger ‘Gor it ‘Corfothian, Wd sehr Leoes ‘The wealth of CHEROKEE PILLS, COATED—The only covt With the hi Bringing di artes delpbia for Boston: Bd Mansel ‘abl, do for Salisbury, E Kennedy, HE shi ab, ckenp, Hynson, os BA My ‘phil ICE. Sent Ie sehra By rene ti, do; Thonms Pendleton; Watehm: ‘k, Fur a P Hazard, Saunders, doy ‘Davi ‘ison, “Ackerly, Northport, r Baldy in, ne, ‘its, io. ted all, iin, Atte st glo hie the baste at 0 box es on suff ike at once the th of 1 ised Hradelphias Sarwh Clark Green, Baker's Island, HL, for N Arr schr A mregell 2 Timmins, Mb ilade A, Sept | barks Pe, i Ci, Wi “Ludlum, Huston: md Qcean Bird, Raton; Moddon, ne. list Hotsos, and Annandale, Yates, and Belle, Griffl We acc athorp; Martha, Bax! ne, vou, Roxb onan eo Gauls . rovideions Tde¥ oo aekcenras “sti Fale Rive Walker} A Turner, ‘den foe do Ani York; Adelaide, Hogan Sno Pere Bennett, Salem, Ds ear, PORTLAND, Sept 18—Arr sehrs Matlonna, Coombs, and West Wind, Harrington, Philadephia, PORTSMOUT! f, Cheriovie Fish, 8: Cooper, Weedes Ble me, from Ther Nvork tor. Niel. Masa; Coins Pro ince f ‘paupis, Hives pool, Rabe {Hany Moen J Stroup, Wall May, eau Hibbel, , Tibbet, and ius, Norton, Boston; sehrs Pali Wave Grost, Davis, and Feat Wi ontiy. oA Huriingame, Burlingame, Salem; Louisa ‘hay, 5 Cambridge; L Audenr Ry ns, Howburvpont; Jobo Franklin, Sinith, Kayan Nancy © "Hagan, Bunker, Provi ence; Col Lestér, Perry, Pall River. “Old steamer’ Minne- tonka, Balch, Savaunal? barks Emil (Brem), Fieke, Cork for orders; Sarah Hobart, Croson, Antwerp; Dbiiga, Marco Pole (Br), Roberts, St John’s, NP} Jos Baker, se Bunker, Pitcher aul lowe: ee Jones, Fint i 12—Arr sehr Izetta, Eaton, and Julia rdelphia. Arr steamers Oeennusy Yuu ty avis, NYork; schts Goor ia ‘Chaviotte Fish, Sirong. Id brig W. Woodrutl, Pressey, and Farr’ Wind, York Kelley, NYot Wainy New Dondon. gestive with lumber; sehra Walt tf 9—Arr st King han id Rens NYork, tHe CHEROKEE MEDI ‘CINES: ARE COMPOUNDED wf juice of bercies, rare plants and deep roote, jouis buds und the rich # ors, whose scent yout and Iivewot in MALE REGUIA cide regan Cherokee Pull: Sugei-conyed, without minerals, Given (us at Nature's throue, Frown interruption oF retention, Ladies, ti lon Hvcing you at on rein universal lassitude, pains fn the weak nerves, wembling, wakefulness, anc all lng from the path of nature and iii by da To White B: ‘ach, Rhona F R Bate Lamb: is! virtues Lown! cure f red: ‘twas unknown yea! their sats es e their own—trh Pett, ‘Hall; Hartlet, Hall; Brier, € ; 8th, bark Western’ Sea, r lg & Willie, NYork. umner Colorado, Brad> shen, Fresman Waal; oe and ory, jarding, NYork Philadel 1, Ulizabethpors Ad brig Sim Small (trom FROM! tarad fraites ring the beew, | ssness and ‘1 vision? o iyiugin yout ree, thee Wattles $6. Sent by Express Hinens wrfterer, Gy at once —oh, Nature! to not we the ‘soul fy Bo not let your exe Lose ull of the gion Oh, do 0 Tn font, dark, serpent horrors rolt! But no Wh debi ice, Uaree by! ‘Sxpeose iat, ed with on AHEROK. ver Ci fous, ae. Dive vanee, ©, sueh are Ui ‘On ree Tree frou obser RIGHTFUL A uated bottles: no more these pelle entire, here you have the Cherokee Cu @ on UVENATING ELIXIR, OR ES. to full vigor and manly power worn aut through divense @ éxcesm, Sent Oy whit Foes the epinit's tiatwer ‘O, what Aw fresh, as "cin ‘hat ctse th sy ris wo thie days, nha ” are the glo iptot p ws Sn ow Neh ner A$ d ly Wakes o ovlows tal sian, Fre, barks, Ronan} al poison in its bres rual’s Kejnvenad fig Holsiv of Lite, Rea pom Hate AND CHEROKEE INJEOTION Tn male or female, ane Hie we dine Price, thse bottles $5. Bent JHEROKEE MEDICINES. + for man fu the re tus COMSENNE we sen! for city and Southern use. h great care, C Thirk ee pag ee oek $1 per box. nin ddvens te pr W. a Waller sve New Yor OT Dy BUNIONS, | ay ANI NV EI a C ‘ved wou ay Dre RICE HAIER, 8 omer zens’ Monk. By wall, wall, BY ——— IVORCES: LEGALLY PROCURED—WIttt PUB. ‘ay “Other g goud Cases prosecuted cos " a —_ aes B THE tates. Decree Obe wr, B85, Theee Ales, Porter and Frout are of #1 ca ApeiL wits ish lakes? ifo— nats, 4 all kissed by the swcect healthy Breeze. tit neers to. reatore, ‘Cherukee Medicines s saving the world, The Cherokee Medidines are £0) are sold by ell enierpaiat ‘them, seen oa, toany portion of the eivll teh Pa pamphlet, whieh we wish to oy wachensox Axp DONALD extra, Late style Keu'ts Brother), Fine PALE ALES, MPORTER and EXTRA STOUT, Heneant, nutritive atid fares between Zab and ib 0 os pate See n. MBI eat Tn view of the terrible accidents daily oconrring, why will not all persons insare themselves aA petin J "4 For the payment of » tow dollar any 0 self the reosipe of the Aeserip tion, or a cortatn stm Gach week while Tew cents he ean fasure fur any vallroad of or by paying sionmbout trip. TRAVELLERS T (Br Mildred Lona Dincuses, dc hae Ite gene ro al ureen| 0. 248 DROADW ranely OW ) THOMAS It wich strsot, oy a stalk of ERSON ie BRO ' © oun y_or by mall AGNEW'S, rhnd ere OS? WILL, ve v0 alig oy bth aft oF iu ease of N rot Murray, » One price ii NEW BOOK, one can inanre him. TUE Natp LIFE SURANGE OMPANY, VAY ove will be se: wident of =A he te Court street, Bevehizu), rye rg and will wend ite tables 260 AND. 2 here you wilh singe alae ebenper at Offord vt everywhere, at Uh crag ste ey donger, by a oy ae Sih er eemeate ba 7