The New York herald., 1869-11-04


navigated Salt Lake from its southern extremity,
arriving at Corrlene on the Pacific Railroad, yestee.
day,
Mrs, pickey, WHO was shot BY her husband IN dt
Of Jealousy at Bombay Hook, N. y on Tuesday, died
yesterday. An inquest was held at which tho facts
already reported were confirmed. hickey. who has
been captured, was committed to the county jai.
The City.
The elevated Railroad Company have been delayed
In their work recently by legal controversies and Q
lack OF capital. but both difficulties have been sur
mounted and the work OF extending the Greenwich
street railroad to Thirtieth street is now being 80
diligently prosecuted that the company expect to
have 1t finished that rar by tho end OF next month.
case came before Judge Fithian yesterday In
which Patrick O'Toole o lad OF eighteen, sued the
managers OF the House OF Refuge for $4,000 dam.
ages on account OF bad treatment In keeping him
in close room insufficient food, in consequence
OF which he got the itch and became much deb
tated. The man ayers contend that there Is cause
for action, because children are sometimes ahso
lutely committed 10 their charge, and they are no
more liable to suit than Judge or jury In civil
action. The Judge reserved his decision.
Madame Anna Bishop, the cantatrice has returne
to tnis city after four years absence in which she
has made tour almost round the world and encoun
by Robinson Crusoe.
Colonel Clarke, formerly OF the Thirteenth Brook.
lynn regiment, was before Commissioner Osborn
yesterday charged with engraving plates for manu-
featuring counterfeit currency. He was held In
$2b 900 ball to await the action Of the Grand Jury
We publish In another column the terms OF con.
solidaton agreed upon by the directors Of the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroads.
The Board OF Police Commissioners at Q meeting
yesterday dismissed fourteen officers from the force.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Rhein, Cap
tain Meyer will leave Hoboken at two p. M. to-day
for Southampton aud Bremen. The European mails
Will close at the Post ONCE at twelveM.
The steamship Moro Castle. Captain r. Adams,
VIII sail from pier No. North river at three p NJ.
to-day for Nassau, N. P, and Havana.
The steamship Magnolia, Captain M. B. Crowell.
will leave pier No. North river at three p to-
day for Charleston, 8. C.
The stock market yesterday was strong and active.
Gold declined to 1861.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Major J. w. Bowers, OF Boston; Judge O. Clark. of
Detroit; Craven Anderson, OF the United States
Coast Survey; Colonel G. H. Smith, OF Harrisburg;
Judge s. Baldwin. Of Georgia; Judge J. +. Wiltsie,
OF Newburg; G. J. Williams, and J. Pemberton OF
England, are at the Metropolitan Hotel
Colonel +. W. Latham, of Texas, and John T.
Shaaf. Of San Francisco are at tho New York
Hotel.
General G. Fl. Crane, OF the United States Army;
Amasa J. Parker, Of Albany, and W. Holman. OF
Mantanzas, are at the Brevoort House.
Colonel Robert Lenox Banks OF Albany; James
Duncan and Rev. James Sear, Of Scotland, are at
the Clarendon Hotel
William G. Fargo OF Buffalo; Captain Benjamin O.
Cornwell, Of New Bedford; DR.. Jewett OF New
HaTen; Ezra Cornell Of Ithaca; Colonel Alpheus T.
Palmer, Of Maine, and william Savery, OF Massachu.
setts are at the Astor House.
A. N. Ramsdell, OF New London. is at the Glen.
ham Hotel.
Ex-Collector Henry A. Smythe. OF New York; Cap
tain Dixon, OF England; George B. McCartee, OF
of Washington; N. A. Baldwin and O. 8. Bushnell,
Of Connecticut are arthe Fifth Avenue Hotel.
General E. B. Warner, OF the United States Army
and Alexander L. Tyler OF Pennsylvania, are at the
Albemarle Hotel.
A. Van vechten, OF Albany; Edward Mangin. Of
the United States Army, and II. II. Mcintyre OF
Washington, are ut the Holman House.
DR.. Stewart OF Clinton Springs; A. J. Root, OF
Cohoes: G. 1. McAlpine. OF Owego, and T. e. De-
wolfe, Of Bristol, R. L. are at the Coleman House,
Prourinent Departures.
Governor Holman left yesterday morning for
Albany.
Judge 8. Grant. for Phiadepha; Colonel Burden,
for Albany Major A. Fl. SibIey. for Detroit; General
W. D. Franklin, M. CurvIer, and M. Ward sailed
yesterday in the steamer Scotia for Europe.