The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

ton Day yesterday. number OF them wandering
through the public OF the Execu tive Mansion
The President reviewed the procession.
me Indians who treated with the Peace Commis-
sion last summer and who are now on reservations
have become discontinued They claim that they
have not received the promised annulties. Even
Spotted Tall Is losing confidence IN the government.
Patrick Buckley. who was charged with completely
In the murder OF darcy MCGEE, was tried IN Ottawa
yesterday and discharged. Doyle and the other al
legged accessories will probably also be acquitted.
The shaft OF the Gold Hill mines OF Nevada re-
main closed, and there is no additional news in re-
gard to the fire. The companies and citizens have
been quite generous to the families Of those who
peushed In the disaster.
General Burbridge, 1t Is stated has been indicted
by the United States Grand Jury, In st. Louis, for
alleged bribery while on duty In the Revenue Depart
ment
Tom Allen and Mike McCool 1t Is reported are to
fight within two months.
Thomas Drew was arragned before the Massa.
ehusetts Senate yesterday for contempt refusing
to reply to certain questions propounded by CON-
mittee investigating alleged briberies ON the part OF
certain railroad companies. An order to confne
him closely for twenty-five days was defeated and
the whole subject was postponed.
Sullivan, the keeper at Sing Sing Prison. who shot
dicted for murder In the first degree and having
voluntarily surrendered himself Is now in the West
chester county Jail.
David II. Carpenter was executed &C Angelica,
Alegany county, N. Y, yesterday. for the murder
OF his brother, Richard e. Carpenter in September
last. son of the prisoner helped to arrest him,
and was the principal witness In the case.
The City.
There was quite an assemblage yesterday at the
Tombs OF the leading Spritualists OF the city, the
occasion being the expected examination OF the
spirit photographer Mumler, arrested few days
since on charge OF swindling the public through
the medium OF alleged spirit photographs. A paper
was submitted by ex-Judge Edmunds, counsel for
the accused indicating his line OF defence proof
OF the fact that these photographs taken through
the agency Of spirits. The examination Will take
place next Wednesday.
The Tuesday and Thursday steamships for Charles
ton, S. c.. have been withdrawn for the summer and
they will hereafter leave on Wednesdays and Satur
days. The saragossa OF the Leary line will sail from
pier No. North river on Wednesday next at three
O'Clock P. NJ, making all the Southern connections
The side-wheel steamship Ocean queen, OF Ruger's
American line, will leave pier ~ North river at two
O'Clock P. NJ. to-day for Cowes and Copenhagen.
The stock market yesterday was still active and
buoyant with reactions for the active features
Of the previous day. Governments were very strong,
selling at the highest figures they have ever attained
The Cuban question unsettled gold, which was
drmsr, closing finally at 1881.
Prominent Arrivals in tho City.
Judge George Green, of Cedar Run; Congressman
C. @. Washburn, Of Wisconsin and General J. @.
Fremont, Of Tarrytown are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel
General GeorgeP. Ihrie. Of the United States Army,
Is at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Judge Clifford. of Maine, Is at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
r. B. Medina. OF the Peruvian legation, and
James G. King OF Bremen, are at tue Clarendon
Hotel.
Captain Cameron OF the United States Army, and
Alfred Mason, Of Montreal, are at the st. Julien
Hotel.
Colonel Oswald, Captain R. Rhea and J. II. Fuller
ton, OF Norfolk, Va, are at the Sc. Charles Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Congressman w. Fl. Barnum left Yesterday for
Mr.. Htz. Consul General OF Switzer
land, for washington; Captain @. d. Norton, for
Saratoga; George Clifford, for the Sandwich Islands,
and ex-Postmaster Randall, for Syracuse.