The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-17

managed 70 keep clear OF arrest was discovered early
yesterday morning. IN houss n yoarth ssrset, taken
into custody, and committed TO ths Tombs for trial
About three O'Clock yesterday morning tho inmates Of
the Gaeties concert saloon, o1o Broadway, during tho
progress Of disturbance therein surprised BY the
sudden entrance Of detachment Of the Fourteenth pre-
cinct police who took into custody tho proprietor Ed
ward Chamberlain, ten other males and twenty -four
females found In the place. and conveyed them the
station house. Subsequently Chamberlain was required
70 give bail the charge of keeping dsordey
house, the other and boys discharged with
reprmand, and the girls committed 10 the Tombs
for further examination.
The following additional were disposed Of by the
police magistrates yesterday John Cunningham.
street cleaner of No. Congress place. was required to
give bail to answer charge Of attempting to ncite the
men in his employ TO commit an assault Mr. John A.
Brown, Of the new contractors foe cleaning our
streets Commitments made In the cases of Martha
Doremus domestic fifteen years Of age on charge Of
stealing two hundred dollar diamond ring from her
employer Mr. Zabrske Of No. rs Charlton street. James
Miller twenty years OF age charged with attempting TO
steal note for Ave hundred dollars from safe at 200
Greenwich street, James Van Horen, charge Of steal
ing sixty dollars worth Of cigars from the eating saloon
12a Beekman street. Bridget Perry, Of II Market street,
charged with stealing hundred dollars in gold from
house; George Baker, charge Of having away with
acarrage and pair Of horses belonging to Mr. Andrew A.
Rappelyca Of New Brunswick, N. j.; Hugh Hughes and
John Gers charge Of obbng two discharged soldiers
named Henry A. Schouts and John McConley; Charles
Edwards charged with breaking into hat store at 1872
Chatham street. early yesterday morning, and stealing
therefom about four hundred dollars worth Of goods
The bodies Of the three women drowned on last Sun
night by tho upsetting of boat at the foot Of Pike
street. East river subsequently recovered at the
foot OF Rutgers street. and inquest in the
held yesterday which showed the catastrophe have
been entirely accidental
The Coroners investigation Of the circumstances at
tending the murder Of the Italian, Antonio Dodati,
tho 9th ult in the woods the Brooklyn city line,
concluded yesterday. great deal Of testimony has
been taken in this case but in all OF 1t there has been
nothing to indicate who committed the murdcrous deed
and the jury's verdict to this effect All those
arrested on suspicion havebeen discharged.
portion OF tho Michigan State Prison at Jackson
destroyed by FIRE on Thursday night entaling loss Of
over one hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
late number Of the Kingston Camaica) Journal says
that the smallpox is raging with dreadful mortality in the
parish of st. Thomas in tho East drought also
prevailing in jamaica which will seriously inure the
sugar crop.
The American brgantne Rolerson, Captain Scott from
Boston for Mobile put into Bermuda on the ID inst,
having boon struck by cyclone and severely injured
the 2Sth ult No lives wero lost
The stock market was rather heavy and lower quota
lions current yesterday; but at the close
firm Gold sold down to 142z but Closed at haIfpast
i've NJ, at la 144H. Tho closing price ct night
was lax.
The fall in gold unsettled the markets for merchandise
yesterday, and where advance established on
Thursday, result Of the advance in gold it w lost
yesterday by the fall in gold Trade decidedly dull
but there exceptions TO the general rule Groce
RES cotton petroleum &C., less active and not SO
1rm. On Change everything about the as on
Thursday, except and lard, which were triae
higher.