The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-29

on the North river yesterday and smashed one an
other considerably. Five six persons were dan
| perousy injured and it is believed that some were
Knocked overheard and drowned
Justice Lynch, in Brooklyn, yesterday held several
street car drivers TO answer for an assault OF Mr..
| McNamee an agent OF Mr.. Berghs society, because
he demonstrated against the driving OF horse with
| sores on its shoulder. The street railroad company
| hold that McNamee was obstructing public travel,
ana propose TO contest the case on those grounds
one Robert o'Connor boy OF twenty, was
charged before Justice Dodge yesterday morning
with bigamy his two wives being the compainants.
IT seems both marriages occurred within six months
and the same clergyman performed the ceremony
on both occasions. Robert states that he left his
first wife because their first child was born within
two months after they were married
The strike or the operators in the Franklin Tele-
graph Company ended yesterday with the complete
success OF the strikers. The superintendent OF the
line agreed to increase all wages about sixteen per
cent and take back the discharged strikers in
Boston.
The new steamship City OF Brussels Captain JAS
Kennedy OF the nman lIne win leave pier As North
river at one p NJ. tomorrow Saturday for Liver
pool via Queenstown. The mails for Europe Will
close at the Post once at twelve NJ the 3oth inst
The National Line steamship Denmark, Captain
Forbes, VIII sail from pier AZ North river. at twelve
NJ. tomorrow Saturday, for Liverpool, calling at
Queenstown TO land passengers.
The steamship Europa, Captain Mcdonald, OF the
Anchor line, viii leave pier 20 North river at twelve
NJ. on Saturday, 30th INST, for Glasgow, calling at
Londonderry, to land passengers
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Perere, Captain Duchesne Will sail at one p. NJ to-
morrow from pier so North river for Brest and
Havre. The mails for France Will close at the Post
once at haf-past eleven O'Clock in the morning.
The Merchants Line steamship sherman, Captain
quick, will be despatched at three P. NJ. tomorrow
Saturday from pier II North river, for New
Orleans direct.
The stock market yesterday was dull ana heavy
and underwent decline, ralying fractionaly late
in the day. Gold declined to 1884.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Judge j. NJ. Francis, OF Troy; Judge J. q. Faucet,
OF California; Colonel n. A. Knight, OF Montana;
Colonel J. n Croker, OF Providence, and Colonel M.
Hawley, OF Baltimore, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Colonel Lay, OF Havana, and r. c. Brinkley or
Memphis, are at the New York Hotel.
NJ. dAntas, Minister, and A. de Cunna, Consul
General OF Portugal are at the Brevoort House.
Count r. Raphaee, OF France, and Judge II. S.
Mccormick, of Pennsylvania, are at the st. Julien
Hotel.
c. II. Hutchins, of Milwaukee; J. Giles, of Boston,
and 7. W. Parmell, or New Haven, are at the Grand
Hotel.
E. b. Farnsworth. OF Providence, r. l., and Colo
mel J. 5. Mosby, of Virginia, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
General E. Y. Warner, OF the United States Army;
A. M. Flint, Of Toronto, and A. Q. Washburne, OF
Boston, are at the Abemarle Hotel.
Captain Watson, OF the steamer Palmyra; Judge
g, II. FELTON, 4 A Rutla 0f
Oregon, are at the Hoffman House.
General @. c. Washburne, OF Wisconsin; General
Leavenworth, OF Syracuse; DR.. ]. c. Aver OF Bos-
ton; Ex-Governor William Dennson, OF Ohio; A. 7.
washburn, of Maine, and General I. L. Clingman OF
North Carolina are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General II. L. Robinson, for Bnghamton; General
F. A. Walker, for Washington; General d. De Cor
dova, for Chile; James Mace, for Albany, and ]. NJ.
Francis OF the Troy Times, the steamship Allema.
MIA, for Europe.