The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-10

ators and two Representatives In town to open the
| proceedings.
Treaties with about ten tribes OF Kansas Indians
nave been proclaimed ratined1 The Indians gene
rally agree to 60 their reservations, portion
dissolvng their tribal relation and becoming clti-
zens, while the United States agrees to foot any Dill
called for by the Indians.
| The Dyer Court OF inquiry consisting OF Generals
Thomas, Hancock and Terry, has assembled In wash
| ington
Oficaal information has just been received at the
Interior Department OF the killing of friendly Mohave
Indians near La Paz, Arizona, on the 25th OF Sep
tembeL An account OF the affair was published
| In the HERALD several weeks ago.
| Hon. Joseph Howe, OF Nova Scotia, has given up
the confederation repeal movement as useless, and
great excitement has ensued in that borough in
| sequence OF his detection.
| The Wisconsin State Bank has suspended with
| heavy liabilities and run commenced on saturday
on the Milwaukee Bank.
Two ereenback counterfeters were arrested in St.
Louis ON Sunday. They had in their possession
$4,000 In counterfeit greenbacks and postal currency.
The City.
The nagship Franklin, with Admiral Farragut on
board arrived at this port yesterday from the Med
iterranean.
The Board Of Aldermen yesterday adopted resolu-
tons directing the trustees OF the Cooper Union to
account for all the receipts and expenditures be-
half Of the institution from its Inauguration to the
present time; directing the Street Commissioner to
remove forthwith the L0ew bridge and place 1t at the
disposal Of the Central Park Commissioners; ncreas
ing the salaries Of the clerks and attaches OF the
Common Council over the Mayors veto; appointing
an index clerk to the Board OF Counclmen; author
zing the clerk to furnish the Councilmen with
badges and slaves Of ONCE and providing for the
transaction OF number OF 0therer matters Of less i'm
port
In the Board OF Councilmen yesterday q number
OF general orders were passed. number OF up town
streets were ordered to be paved with Belgian pave
ment and the resolution OF the Board OF Aldermen
for the immediate removal OF the Loew bridge was
| concurred In.
| Lady Thorn beat Lucy at the Fashion Course yes
terday In three straight heats for purse OF $4,000
The race was holly contested, Lucy being the favor
lite in the pools at the commencement and generally
keeping well ahead OF Lady Thorn in the heats
until they reached the homestretch, where the old
mare Immediately picked up and came in ahead.
| The best mile was in 2:25
| An inquest was held yesterday the body Of
Mary Ann Riley, who was found dead on the second
floor of No. 70 Ninth avenue with marks OF strangu-
aton about the throat The jury found that she
came to ner death from apoplexy, induced
from being beaten by her husband, John
Riley. on Sunday. The husband, In the preliminary
examination before Justice Dodge, made straight
forward and apparently sincere statement to the
effect that Mary Ann came home beastly drunk on
Saturday night and struck her head against table.
and about two months ago had the delirlum tremens
He was required to give bail to answer.
Judge Nelson has denied the motion made on be-
half OF Theophilus G. Callicott for trial the
ground that the Indictment upon which he was
tried and convicted was originally wrong though
afterwards corrected. The other points raised the
Court ruled were untenable
The Rosenberg naturalization cases have been set
down for trial on Wednesday next.
The Bourbon whiskey Company case will be finally
put down for trial at an early day.
Judge Barnard yesterday opened the Court OF
Oyer and Ternner and charged the Grand Jury on
the violation OF the election and lottery laws. He
also called attention to the Excise and Emigrant
acts, which he recommended the Grand Jury to in
vestigate.
In the McHenry alleged perjury cases, Commissioner
Osborn yesterday discharged the defendant on the
charge made by Charles Loeb, but held him for trial
In $1,000 bail on the charge preferred by Mr.. s. N
Pike. He gave bail and was released.
| The Hamburg American Packet Company's steam
| ship Cambria, Captain Hack, will leave Hoboken
at two P. M. to-day for Hamburg, calling at South
ampton The European mails VIII close at the Post
ONCE ut twelve M.
The steamship Granada, Captain Harris, will leave
pier IL East river at ten O'Clock this morning for
Havana, Sisal and Vera Cruz
The steamship Leo, Captain Dearborn, will sail to-
day at three P. NJ, from pier IS East river, FOR
Savannah, Ga.
The steamship James Adger, Captain Lockwood,
will leave pier No. North riverat three p. NJ. to-
day for Charleston.
The stock market was irregular yesterday. Gov
eminent securities were variable. Gold closed at
135 q 1851.
With moderate demand and fair receipts the
market for beef cattle ruled quite steady yesterday
Prime and extra steers sold at 15c. &c.; fair
good at 13kc 14kc. and inferior to ordinary at
loc. 1s; the major part Of the offerings was CON-
mon in quality. Mich cows were moderately active.
the demand being chieny for the better kinds
and prices were steady at 500 o $125 for extra
500 o SOS for prime, SIS o SIS for fair to good
and $50 q $40 for common and Inferior Veal
calves were in fair request and steady In
value. We quote:-Prime and extra l2c. l3xc.;
common to good 1oc Ike; inferior, SC. o 0Xc.
Sheep and lambs were In tolerably active demand
and nrrer. Extra sneep sold at &C. Q exc; prime
at SIC. SIC, and inferior to good at &C. SC.
Lambs sold at from exc. to 7hc The market for
swine fairly active and higher, prime selling ct
| SIC. and common to good at SC. . SIC.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Senator d. s. Norton, Of Minnesota; General w. J.
| Cullen, Of Montana; General John Il. Smotf OF the
| United States Army; General John A. Green ana
E. B. Judson, OF Syracuse are at the st. Nicholas
| Hotel
II. Pierre Pichot, Of Paris, France; General Brce,
| OF Washington, and w. Hemphi OF Honduras, are
ct the New York Hotel.
| DR.. F. lie Moyne, Of Pennsylvania, Ia at the st.
| James Hotel
senator Z. D. Morgan, Of New York; Bayard Tay-
Tor, Judge Balloon, Of Binghamton; Homer Rams
dell, Of Newburg; Major y. II. Horton OF the United
States Army, and Captain @. b. Raymond, OF New
| Jersey, are Mt the Aston House.
Judge Dennison, OF Pennsylvania, and Colonel J.
Hooper, Of Salem, Mass, at the st. Charles Hotel