The New York herald., 1869-05-29

after the Virginia election and probably the oonoX
ious clauses of the constitution would be submitted
| separately.
| Among the anniversary meetings that were held
Boston yesterday those OF the Free Religion
| lists and the Shakers.
| Two rich brothers named Young, living In Hunter
| don county, n. J were recently sentenced to two
years In the state Prison for klopemania they hav-
ing stolen nearly all the turkeys in the neghborhood
The City.
Commodore Meade has filed affldavits and COM
menced suit for 900, 900 damages against Charles
A. Megs and Benjamin IT, Corlles for false imprison-
ment in having caused HIM to be confined In a
lunatic asylum in October last. Meigs and Corlies
were arrested yesterday and gave bail in the Su-
preme Court, Chambers.
Mrs. c. A. Seaman an elderly lady, supposed to
be somewhat derangej, found ON the streets and
taken to the Central Police office Thursday even
ing. Her only daughter, who IS married and lives
In the Thirty second precinct was telegraphed the
fact ana returned answer to send her to the island.
superintendent Kennedy, astonlshed at such heart
lessness, telegraphed again, saying that she would
be sent up as vagrant unless her relations came
to see about her. The answer came that the only
daughter did not want TO have anything to do with
her; send her anywhere, so she won't trouble u.s."
Kate Fisher, the actress was in Justice Shandley's
court yesterday the charge OF theft preferred by
Mrs. Bevins. The latter was the principal witness,
and on her cross-examination Mr.. Howe counsel
for defendant, asked her question as to her mar
rlage relations, which she refused to answer and
appealed to the Court for protection from insult.
Justice Shandley, however, sustained the counsel in
asking the question. and on Mrs. Bevns perslsting
in refusing to answer it he summarly dismissed
the case
Prince Louis Ferdinand de Bourbon, Of Naples
nephew OF ex-King Ferdinand, was married yester
day to Senorita Amelia Hamel, Of Havana, by the
Rev. DR.. Wlseman, In st. Peters church, Jersey
City. The same couple were married some time
ago under peculiar circumstances BY Justice Dodge,
in the Jefferson Market Police Court. in this city.
colored man, named James Wilson, was dis.
covered in the hold Of the Rising Star on Wednes-
day, he having remained there since she left Aspn-
wall, nearly eight days previously. During this
time ne was without food or drink, the cargo oner-
ing no substance ana it being impossible to attract
attention by his cries. He appears now to be getting
well, being only little weak.
The stock market was irregular and weak after
the opening Of business yesterday but became ac-
lively buoyant in the afternoon with general ad
vance in the railway list. Gold closed at 1895
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Judge Colt, OF Connecticut: Colonel McCoomb of
Delaware; Dr. Bigelow, OF Boston; Congressman d.
Mccarthy of New York; Colonel s. F. Slater, OF New
Orleans; General Burnside OF Rhode Island and E. c.
Catherwood, of san Francisco, are at the Fifth Ave.
nue. HOTEL
Captain Alex. Hays, OF Philadelphia; r. N. McCor-
mick, OF Arizona, and Cyril " Grey. OF San Fran
cisco, are at the Astor House.
Ex-Congressman J. L. Dawson. OF Pennsylvania
and G. F. Stansbury, of Washington, are at the st.
Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel A. W. Scott, of San Francisco and Colonel
j. Bailey, Of Utica, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Major II. K. Bruce, Of Cleveland; DR.. s. Russell
Childes of Saratoga and Colonel Henry L. Steb-
bins, OF Georgia, are at the st. Charles Hotel
Captain J. MirehOuse, Of the steamship Antwerp,
Is at the New York Hotel.
Prominent Departures.