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Delany.
Colonies Ryan and Currier OF Cuban fiibusterins
notoriety surrendered themselves to Marshal Bar
low yesterday and gave bail, Ryan In SIC, 900 and
Currer In st. 500 to keep the peace and appear for
| trial.
| In case in the Marine Court yesterday OF rag
picker, who claims damages for dog bite, 1t was
shown In evidence that the net profits from ragpick
| ing amount to from two TO three dollars per day.
! Evidence to the erect that man or dog with the
itch was more ferOcious than usual was excluded.
In the case Of Charles Meyers minor, who de-
serted from the army was discharged therefrom On
writ OF haoeas corpus and was afterwards ar
rested BY the military authorities at Fort Hamilton,
Judge Troy, OF Brooklyn, recently issued another
writ which was returnable yesterday. General
VOgdes and Lieutenant Colonel COunselman ap.
peared without the boy and stated that they had
orders from the War Department not to surrender
hm but the Judge said thsk no orders could legal
ize his detention. He. however. granted time untii
Tuesday next to allow General vOgdes to confer
| with the War Department.
A crazy woman tried 20 drown herself N the Cy-
press Hill reservoir, IN East New Yorx. yesterday.
She was rescued by the keeper sad taken to the
Flstbush Asylum.
The Stock market yesterday was in the main
| steady, but dull Gold rose to l3ah. closing finally
| at lsk
With but few exceptions, the markets were quiet,
| yesterday. Cotton was In light request. but with
| small onerlngs prices were nrm. Coffee was quiet
but steady. On Change nOur was heavy, though
| the business was large. Wheat was duil. irregular
and lower while corn was scsrce, active ana nigner
| Oats were steady win o fair demand Pork was In
improved demand, but at laKc. CSC. lower prices'
Other kinds OF provisions were duh, but unchanged.
Petroeum-Renned was active, but &c. lower, while
| crude was dull and heavy. Naval stores. though
| quiet, were nrm. Freghts were moderately active
and frm. whiskey was more active, but prices re-.
ceded SC. q 10. per gallon.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Baron Khbeck, and Mr. Rock Of Austria; General
E. b. Gaines, of New Orleans; Colonel H. s. McComb.
OF Delaware, and j. J. Gresham, Of Georgia. are at
Fifth Avenue Hotel. ~'~~ - -S:;
Captain North aud Captain ceither, OF the Forty
seventh regiment, British army. Barbados, are at
| the Brevoort House.
| CIV. Culver, Of Pennsylvania; Geo. T. steadman,
Of Cincinnati and A. p. R0nes0n OF Kansas, are at
| the Holman House.
! General Da9lgren, Of New Orleans; Captain Nor
| ton, OF The steamship Vnited Staes and T. H. n.
McPherson OF Washington, are at the Astor House.
Colonel ComstocK, of Boston; G. l.. Cobb OF North
Carolina: Judge Geo. Goldthwate, OF Alabama, and
Ex-Governor Harris OF Tennessee, are at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel G. D. Mead, OF New York, and ", B. Bar
row, OF Louisiana, are at the New York Hotel.
II. Labele and Alfred Mason. OF Montreal, and
Professor Williams OF Massachusetts, are at the ri.
Julien Hotel.
Captain William Grace and Major d. NJ. Hughes.
OF the United States Army, and Lieutenant James
Gushing, OF the United States Navy, are at the st.
Charles Hotel.
Colonel Page, Of Albany: Colonel u. Hutchinps
and r. NJ Washington. OF the United STATES Army,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General W. W. Averin for Newport, General Barn.
side for Rhode Island, General ). Barry for Bati
more, John Mccullough for California, Colonel Fry
for Connecticut, G.. W. Swepson and Il. r. Swepson
for Washington, and Colonel NJ. j. O'Brien for New
port.