The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-10

Welsh, in Brooklyn. and remanded TO await the
| action OF the Grand Jury.
| The County Canvassers met yesterday and can
vassed the votes In the Seventh Thirteenth and lower
wards. Protests were received from John Foley and
Jacob Cohen against counting votes for Henry Smith
for Supervisor, on the ground that ne Ineligible a
he held the oce OF Police Commissioner Ut the time
OF his nomination. All protests were heio over until
/ the last day Of the canvass
IL Is reported that the once OF Assistant United
States Treasurer in this city has been offered to
| Senator Folger, OF Albany, and accepted by that
| gentleman.
| The Board Of Health held q special meeting yes
terday OF which the reporters and the public gene
rally were kept In ignorance. 1t was thought to be
for the purpose OF considering the applications OF
the fat renderers for permission to carry on bust
ness large number OF such applications were
received and referred to the Sanitary Committee.
The unveiling OF the Vanderbilt bronze will take
place to-day at the Hudson River Railroad depot
Henry Conway, young man, was arrested late
on Monday night for on attempt to shoot Mrs. Mary
Foot OF No, 90 sixth avenue, because she had re-
lected his proposals OF marriage. Mrs. Foot, VINO
was unhurt, stated on the examination yesterday
that she was divorced and mat Conway had assisted
her husband IN obtaining evidence against her.
Conway claimed that the shooting was accidental,
but he was committed.
divorce suit came up before Judge Barnard yes
terday In which Beatca Bissell. q young lady OF
Brooklyn who married John Bissel at his soiicita-
ton with no ceremony beyond an interchange OF
rings but who lived with him as his wife. and was
publicly acknowledged as such, brings suit FOR
divorce from him on the ground that ne has now
declared that he was never welded TO her ana mas
married another woman She also claims mainte-
nance for herself and child. The case is still on.
The stock market yesterday was heaVV and de-
cned. God was feverish between 12eA and 127,.,
closing finally at l27h
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Congressman Robert G. schenck, OF Ohio; General
Thomas G. Pitcher. of West Point; DR.. George b.
Farnum, OF New Haven, and T. X. Lothrop, OF Bos-
ton, are at the Brevoort House.
General George S. Fisher, of. Augusta, Ca. F. W.
Killum, OF New York; Major Dykeman. Of Chicago
ana +. Herd, OF Cleveland, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Captain Fred Brunor, or Charleston, 8. c.; Major
J. Case, Of Saratoga, and +. w. Kinsman, OF
Augusta, Me-, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Senator S. G. Pomeroy of Kansas, and Homer
Ramsdeli, OF Newburg and Mr.. and Mrs. James II.
Hackett, are at the Asror House.
Ex-Congressman T. NJ Pomeroy, W. II. Seward.
Jr., and MAJOR J. N. Knapp, OF Auburn J. v. Beam,
OF New Jersey; II. c. Lord, Of Cincinnati; Mayor
0SoIsc luuts, VI TouRuheepSlc, Ira fldTrl3, uI
Albany G. B. Judson, Of Syracuse and Thomas
Dickson, Of Scranton, OF the ST. Nicholas HOTEL
General F. G. Wilson, OF New York: DR.. Gibson,
of Baltimore; BENJAMIN Field, or Albion; W. ].
Florence, OF California and Ex-Governor J. G. Good
win, OF Washington. are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Captain Won Scheliha, OF the Royal Prussiau
army. is at the Clarendon Hotel.
r. Catlin Of the United States Army; Mile. c.
Patti Max strakosch and. Henry squires. and Rev.
W. Bennett, OF New Hampshire, are at the Everett
House.
John Phillips, OF New Brunswick; NJ. Bigelow, of
Newark, N. j. and C. W. Colby, OF New YORK; are at
the Westmoreland Hotel.
c. e. Jose OF Portland, and Thomas Elmes, OF Bir-
mingham, Conn, are at the Grand HOTEL
Captain G. McKibbon, OF the United States Army;
C. Higginson, Of Boston; Max Meyer, OF Frankforr
on-the Main; julius Morlns United States Consul to
Coblentz; E. H. Trowbridge, OF New Haven; General
George T. Stedman, OF Ohio and II. P. Tuttle OF the
United States Navy. are at the Hoffman House.
General z. B. Tower, OF the United States Army;
G. G. Chafee OF Springfield; II. johnson, OF Bati-
more; G. l.. Pratt OF Boston; J. d. Bald of Phila-
dephla and X. H. j. Goddard, of Providence, are at
The Albermarle Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General Frisbee, for Washington Judge Halter.
for Chicago; Colonel Nice auey, for Philadelphia G.
L. Cameron, for South Carolina; Rev. DR.. Goodwin,
Right Rev. Bishop Bacon and b. Priest and family
sailed yesterday IN the steamer Cimbria for Europe.
Complications in European AEairs-The