The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-19
OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE


NEW YORK, September Is, 1854
We have tidings yet the steamship Atlantic now
twelve days out from Liverpool She sailed the 9th
and win therefore bring four days later advces Her
from the seat of cannot be of important decisive
character the advices BY the last stated that the
expedition to the Crimea to the S0th nit The
next Halifax steamer in all probability win bring ntei
genee OF the movements of the allies In the Black Of
highly important character
Three of the streetpreachng maniac. held forth in the
Park yesterday. There preaching also the Battery
but no serious disturbance occurred About o'clock in the
evening, while Samuel c. Moses addressing number Of
his followers in the Park occurred and Moses
rested and taken into the chiefs office. The mayor, who
watching the dsorderes out of his office windows or
dered the police clear the Park which done excel
lent order by the sections from the different wards crowd
OF over 10 had gathered and doubt the timely
action of the police prevented riot Yesterday the 27h
Sunday of this preaching.
Bishop Wainwright lying dangerously ill., His disease
is fever of intermittent character and he is considered by
his ply be In extremely critical state Prayers
offered for him yesterday in all the Episcopal churches
in this city,
Two OF the members belonging to the New York volun-
teers who served CALAMITY in Mexico, buried yeser
day Greenwood cemetery with appropriate military hon
One Sergeant Joseph Campbell Of company aged
twentyseven years and the other Corporal John D. Coab
of company b, iortyeght old The Baxter Blues
Captain Waterbury, escorted the volunteers to the ferry
A German soeietythe ''order der Original Hermann's
Sochner-of which Corporal Coab member, also
in the funeral procession. Sergeant Campbell a native
of New York. Corporal Coab native of Germany.
The special deputy sherih Of Williamsburg about one
hundred in number who appointed during the street
preaching excitement have decided continue the organ
| zation until after the fall election.
On Saturday named John Kelly, from Washingo
county, land, arrested in williamsburg by ohceri
Murphy and Ward charge of appropratng the effects
of deceased cousin named Brady, valued about Si15
The property claimed by brother Of the deceased who
procured and tracing accused Williamsburg
caused his He locked up to await requsiion.
Patrick Ryan, resident of Main street, BROOKLYN,
arrested yesterday by officer Phelan the district
police, a charge of cruelty beating his lad
about twelve years of age The weapon used eathe,
strap Attached very heavy iron buckle, the prin,
which left every blow given the chds back lie
was committed to
| fBy Telegraph.
Stocks irmcr. United States 6s, sales; Canton a03
Erie, 45l9 Reading, 10; Cumberland Coal 52A Nieara
qua, 24l2 Harlem, "a Hudson "a. The money marke
slightly easier. Rreads,uts steady Sales of 5000 barrels
-four IS o2 SO for Stae southern at IS 81 So so
Sales of 5000 bushels wheat red at 81 70 white at 81 Is
81 80 Sales OF 1000 bushels at 81 50 fo
white and 81 SO cents for mixed Oats, so "a cents
Sales of 200 barrels pork Sl4 25 Cotton msale
small, unchanged. Whiskey, Az AZ cents per gallon.