The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-29

the physician upon whose statement, after consul
tation with two other physicians. NJ Cook was de-
cared insane repeats his statement.
Another startling robbery TOOK place yesterday.
A gentleman named D'Artols was In the third inte-
rior room on the second moor Of No. 40 Wall street.
having at his side on q table bag containing 81 800
| In specie. A young man entered the room reached
around Mr.. D'Artos seized the bag ran through the
outer oices, crowded with clerks down the stairs
| and disappeared in the crowded street with his
| plumber
| In the Board Of Aldermen yesterday resolution
directing the Street Commissioner to compel the re-
| moval OF the distractions placed by the Elevated
| Railway Company on Cortlandt and Greenwich
| streets was adopted.
| I'm the Board OF Councilmen ordinances were
adopted for the paving of several streets with Bel
| gian pavement. resolution increasing the sala-
ries Of the clerks and officers Of the two Boards
the chief clerks to $1,000 and others in proportion
was adopted unanimously without debate.
In the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, the motion
argued few days ago, before Judge Gilbert for an
order 10 restrain the Quarantine Commissioners from
taking possession Of the west end Of COney Island
for quarantine purposes was yesterday morning
denied. The Commissioners are therefore permitted
to proceed with the of erecting the hospital and
other buildings
In the United States Commissioners Court, yester-
day, before Commissioner Guttman, the case of the
United States VS.. Commissioner Rollins and others
was resumed. The testimony submitted was not
very important to the case and the prosecution
rested. motion by defendants counsel TO put the
complainant Buckley, on the witness stand was
overruled. One witness was examined for the de-
fence, when the case was adjourned over till Thurs
day at twelve noon.
A descent was made yesterday morning by reve-
q orn of oftor t1cao
posed to be owned by Mcintyre 4 Co., a warrant
having been issued against the firm for carrying on
the business without paying license as alleged by
Deputy Collector Matteson. Some fifteen persons
were captured and five or six Offices seized. The
case was called by Commissioner Osborn during
the day, and, afte the hearing Of witness was
adjourned to wednesday.
There were 245 foreigners naturaliZed yesterday.
Naturalization Committee OF Tammany Hal. are
busy in Try0n row making out the papers free Of
cost" for those of democratic procvities.
Prominent Arrivals.
Judge Gilman. Of HARTFORD Commander J. Fl. ellis
AMI Lieutenant Douglas Casse, of the United States
Navy; Captain Turpin, Of Liverpool, and General s.
D. Moore, of Name are at the Aston House.
Congressman T. NJ. POmeroy. OF Auburn; ex-Pres
dent Fillmore; Colonel VIM. Wall, of washington,
and r. r. Bridges, of North Carolina are at the ST.
Commodore Temple, of the United States Navy, is
at the Everett House.
Baron Stocked, Russian Minister, Is at the Caren-
don Hotel.
Sergeant-at-Arms N. G. Ordway, OF Washington, is
at the.Albemarle Hotel
Colonel L. T. Warner, of the United States Army,
is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General d. Yickers OF the United States Army and
Commodore Austin Pendergrast OF the United States
Navy, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
General Sherman, OF Texas; General Wright and
Colonel Rooney, OF Memphis, and General Buckner,
OF Kentucky, are at the Maltby House,
General Van vlet, Of the United States Army is ut
the New YORK Hotel.
Commodore S. r. Franklin, Of the United States
Navy, and General Hugner, OF the United States
Army are at the Breyoort House.
Colonel f. F. Townsend, of the United States
Army and Lieutenant J. A. Rodgers, OF the United
States Navy, are at the st. Denis Hotel.