The New York herald., 1869-10-28
NEW HERALD THURSDAY 2s

night between the soldiers ana negroes which lasted
Tor three hours aud resulted In the wounding Of Que
man on each side. The ciyil authorities made no
arrests
A nigh wind prevailed on Lake ontario on Tues
day night ana three vessels reported ashore near
oswego.
No successor TO General Butterdeii has yet been
appointed and the General Is stil carrying on the
business at the SuD-Treasury as usual.
In the Board OF Health yesterday a long report
relative 10 the ventilation OF theatres was filed. Mr
Bliss reported that one Mr. A. Sanders had attempted
TO bribe him with ten dollars to take certain action
relative TO repairs on certain houses.
A carman and two Junk dealers were arrested
yesterday charged with stealing twelve bales OF
cotton which the carman was commissioned to de-
liver from No l02 North Moore street to the Bremen
steamship. but which, 1t is claimed. he delivered In
stead TO the junk dealer. carrying to the steamship
twelve bales OF waste paper and rags as substi-
tute
party OF four men drove up to rectifylng es-
tablishment under seizure,on Nevins street, Brook
yn. yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock, throt-
tied the watchman and drove on with a load OF
whisSey unnoticej. although policeman was stand
ing few yards from the door and the people were
passing continually.
streets early yesterday morning involving loss or
about 100000 Toe spire OF tho old Dutch church
wus destroyed.
Three alleged panel thieves Mort Allen, OF St. Ber-
nard's Hotel being one OF them, were arrested yes
terday charged with robbing stranger OF $3.50 at
panel house on Howard street.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Hansa, Cap
Brickenstcin. will san from Hoboken at two 7. NJ.
to-day for southampton and Bremen. The mails for
Europe will close at the Post once at twelve NJ
The steamer Fal-Kee. Captain steele, will leave
pier 21 North river at three r. M. to-day for Ber.
muda.
The steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, will sail
from pier No. North rver at three p NJ. to-day for
Havana
The stock market yesterday was extremely dull
and became heavy after the boards. Gold declined
TO l2s's.
Prominent Arrivals in tho City.
Captain Henry G. Davis, Of Philadelphia; DR..
John Hall and Judge G. Johnson, of Boston: Colonel
W. E. Parker, OF Bangor, Me-; Colonel j. 3. Hamell
ana r. A. Walker, OF Washington; Major W. W.
Taylor. of Baltimore and Colonel w. 5. Clemens OF
ONO, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Professor BENJAMIN Pierce, OF the Coast Survey,
and Judge Clnch. OF Georgia. at the Brevoort
House.
Ex-Governor Gibbs OF New Jersey; ]. Caldwell
and G. w. Huntington, Of Boston, are at the New
York Hotel
Colonel j. Shaw, General l.. B. Frease and Captain
W. w. Douglas, OF Providence; 4. Swnyard. OF
Canada; Colonel G. P. wilcox. OF Kentucky; II. 3.
Hale. OF Vermont, and General i. J. Hartrann, OF
Philadelphia, are at tho Hoffman House.
Jose Rosa Perez OF Nicaragua: Major Calhoun and
W. J. Hortsman OF Philadelphia. are at the Everett.
House.
General A. J. Meyers OF the United States Army,
and j. W. Bentley, OF New London, are at the Glen
ham Hotel.
Colonel Cox, OF Mobiles Major General Robinson
Of the United States Army; NJ CorIright. OF Penn
sylvania, and Benjamin o'Fallon, OF st. Louis, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Coonel W. II. Hayward and G. T. Hatch, OF Cleve-
land; ". ", Smith, of Washington, Pa; Thomas
Dickson. or Scranton, ana Thomas A. Scott, or
Philadelphia, are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General Garfield, for Washington Dr. Hunter, for
Boston; Colonel Haisey, for Cleveland; Chancellor
Farnsworth, for Michigan, and G. Virgins, for Dem
yer City; Bishop Conroy, or Albany, and Bishop
sweeny, of st. John. n. b., in the steamship Java,
on their way to Rome.