The New York herald., 1869-03-23

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Present as tAe trial. nor vas hs repussenssd hy coan.
col md made no response 70 the resolution q the
board. SOperhtendent Kennedy and Detective
Irving gave their tssumony the Board then voted
that Captain Young be dismissed from the depart
ment.
Several passengers on board OF the ship James
Foster, Jr., made an1davits yesterday before Com
missioner Jones, OF BROOKLYN In which they charged
| the carpenter with the murder OF two passengers
| and the boatswaan with the murder OF q seaman.
| They also allege that other officer OF the ship
were implicated In these murders. the nrss mate
OF the ship died at his residence in Brooklyn on sun
| day evening.
Mr.. Henry Bergh had up another turtle case In the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. Ond one
Charles Smith, who charged with cruelty to the
animals" was held to In the sum OF $500.
At the Essex Market Police Court agent OF Mr..
Bersh's society brought up . man who was drag
ging along bear by q ring in the nose The bear
was In court. The man compelled to give bail
In $500 10 answer.
The Inman line steamship Kangaroo Captain
Hacrow will sail at one 7. NJ to-day from pier 40
North river for Queenstown and Liverpool calling
at Halifax, NJ s.. to land and receive mails and pas
sengers. 1he mails by her witl close at the Post
once at twelve M.
The Hamburg American Packet company's steam
bokeu at two p. M. to-day for southampton and
Hamburg. The mails will close at the Post ONCE at
twelve Al.
The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer Mississippi Captain Slocum, will
leave pier 4s North river at three P. NJ to-day
for ST. Thomas. Para. Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio
Janeiro.
The steamer Charleston. Captain Berry. will sail
at three p NJ to-day from pier No. North river for
Charleston, S. G.
The stock market yesterday was excited over
further decline in New York Central and Pacific
Mail. Gold was nrmer, closing finally at 1914.
In beef cattle yesterday there was q tolerabiy
active demand, and with only moderate offerings
the market was steady, the sales being at 1e,sc
lTc. foe prime and extra, l51c. 16sc for fair to
good and lie. 15c for inferior to ordinary Mich
COWS were quiet but unchanged in value, extras
being quoted at 800 SIPS EACH prime at 500
sos, fair to good at SIS $s5, and inferior to COM
mon At $45 q SO. Veal calves were moderately
sought after at about former prices, prime
and extra selling at l2c. q &c., common
to good at lie. l1Kc.. and inferior at loc. 1Os<c.
Sheep were only in moderate supply. and the de-
mand being fair prices were steady at &c. 9hc. for
extra, SC. Shc for prime and 6sc 7Ac. for infe-
ror to good. Swine were in slow demand, and with
fair arrivals the market was heavy, at 1OKc.
Il1sc. for common to prime.
Prominent Arrivals i'm the City.
Judge Fl. A. Nelson, OF Poughkeepsie, and Erastus
Collins OF Hartford are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
J. Warren Grigsby, OF Kentucky and H. A. Weber,
Of New Orleans, are at the New York Hotel.
Governor Burnside OF Rhode Island; Thomas H.
Clark, OF Philadelphia; W. M. Carpenter, OF New
York, and DR.. H. Richards OF Boston, are at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
W. NJ. sledge, OF Galveston, Texas; A. M. Peyton.
of virginia and w. P. Becker, OF Cincinnati. at
the Maltby House.
Captain B. H. Chadbourne, Of Chicago; Captain H.
c. Mahurin. OF San Francisco. and George Costello,
OF Wisconsin, are at the st. Charles Hotel
T. c. Jeneres, of Texas; Samuel d. Burlock, OF
Philadelphia; Paymaster Giraud. OF the United
States Navy and George Higgins, OF Montana are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
c. M. Pond, OF Hartford; E. Thompson Gale OF
Troy; w. W. Fuller and Henry Peters. OF Halifax.
aud Paymaster Watson, OF the United States Navy,
are at the HOFFMAN House.
Captain James Ferris. OF New York; DR.. Eldridge,
OF St. Louis Z. NJ. Young, OF Baltimore, and Samuel
G. Garhed, OF Madison, Ohio, are at the st. Julien
Hotel.