The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-20

ss,oooooo is the property of the Union Pacific RAN
road
Saengerfest Of societies from BufYaio, Erie SYRIA
cuse and Hamilton has Just commenced session II
Rochester.
The July interest on the.yirgina State debt canno
be paid until January, aud PROBABLY not then.
Eighty Austrian families are coming 10 settle neal
Richmond, Va.
The City.
The United States steamer Guerrero has arrived
in the lower bay from Rio Janeiro where the yellow
fever is prevailing. but the surgeon reports all well
on board There are now bot three cases in the
Quarantine Hospital.
number OF dealers In counterfeit internal reve
nue. stamps were arrested recently by the detective
officers under Colonel Whitley in this city, and from
| evidence received raid was Immediately made on
q factory near Snake Hill, n j., where a fine 10, OF
machinery for making the stamps was discovered
| and conhscated. The prisoners all but one pleaded
guilty. and were consigned to Ludlow street Jail.
Count Eugene de St. Claire, third Baron De Oney,
| France, was married at the Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday to Miss Fanny Abbtzer OF Houston
street. After the ceremony was over the Count
ned IN dismay from his blushing bride who did not
trouble herself much more about him.
The laborers are again busy In the construction OF
| the Elevated Railway. The pillars are erected as
far up as Thtrteth stfeet, but the beams are laid
continuously only so far as Rector street. The work
is progressing now quite rapidly, however and it Is
hoped that the line will be completed to Thlrtieth
| street within month.
In the case OF the People against Won Bosklrk, on
trial In the Court OF Oyer and Terminer before Judge
Cardozo, and in which the defendant pleads not
| guilty 10 charge OF usury, an adjournment was
had till Thursday next. The following named par
ties pleaded guilty to like charge OF usurlous deal
| ings:-Edward n Jones, George Phipps and David
Rsalorrison The action OF the court with regard to
these cases stands over till after the trial or those
woo may plead not guilty shall have been decided.
I In the Supreme Court, Special Term, the Bowling
Mcclellan case occupied the court during yesterday
The argument OF counsel VIII be resumed this morn
| ing.
In the Board Of Assistant Aldermen yesterday the
resolution OF the upper Board appointing COM
mlttee 10 consult with the United States Commits.
sioners relative to exchanging the site OF the new
Post ONCE was concurred In.
An Italian, named Domnick vetry was brought
to his home at No. 10 Thompson street In q dying
condition on Sunday by two brothers named Geiger,
also Italians. TRe Geiges stated that while sleeping
alongside OF railroad track Easton, Pa all of
them being at the time a musical tramp, vietry
was struck in the head by passing train. Vletry,
| IN lucid moment sId, however that he had been
struck by man, and the two brothers have been
rested.
The Brooklyn aldermen have determined to pro.
hiblt the ringing OF bells on Junk carts and the
necessary loud blowing OF factory whistles in that
| city.
| The Hamburg American Packet Company's steam.
ship Aemannla, Captain Meyer, Will leave Hoboken
| at two p. NJ. to-day for Plymouth, England; Cher.
| bourg and Hamburg. The mails will close at the
Post ONCE at twelve NJ
| The steamship Manhattan, Captain Forsyth, will
sail from pier 10 North river at three p NJ. to-mor.
| row "wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
| The stock market yesterday was dull and declln.
| ed Gold was heavy and closed at 1855.
Beef cattle yesterday were only moderately sought
| after, and with fair offerings, mainly composed Of
| common quality, the market was heavy at 154c
16c. for prime and extra quality, lac. a 15c for
fair to good and lie. 1S}sc for inferior
to ordinary. Mich cows were dull and prices
were nominally s90a s125 each for prime and extra;
SIS sS5 for fair to good. and s45 SO for inie
rior to common. Veal calves were In moderate re.
quest at quite steady prices prime and extra selling
at 1o1lc. nkc., common TO good at &C. a loKc.
and inferior at &c. SIC. Sheep were only In
| moderate supply, and prices steady, especially
| for the better kinds, which were In most demand.
| Prime and extra were quoted exc. TIC; common
to good, &c. a 6hc, and inferior &C. 4hc. Swine
The arrivals were G,32l nead-aii for siaughterers
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Count Caabiano. OF the Italian legation; r. Diez
de Rivera, OF the Spanish Legation, and Count Far
verney OF the French Legation, the Albemarle
| House.
Lieutenant Commander Il. 5. Chew and Lieutenant
Commander S. w. Terry. OF the United States Navy
| are at the Hoffman House.
Samuel Hoar, OF Washington; W. G. Fargo, OF
Buffalo, and r. NJ. Corwin, OF Ohio, at the Aston
House.
| Ex.Congressman T. NJ. Pomeroy, OF New York;
Judge Il. b. Carpenter, OF South Carolina, and II. A.
Brigham of the United States Army, are at the ST.
Nicholas HOTEL
General George Bullock, of Philadelphia; Colonel
T. Casey Cole OF Baltimore; Colonel Paul, OF Virginia.
Judge B. Parker, OF Georgia; General Byron Lann,
OF North Carolina and Fred Oexle, OF Venice, are at
| the Metropolitan Hotel
Ex-Congressman J. NJ. Marvin. OF New York. and
Geo. Peabody Russell OF Salem, are at the New York
| HOTEL
Henry r. Blow, United States Minister to Brazil;
W. L, scott, OF Erie and DR.. Parson, of ST. Louis,
are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Major s. Gipiu, for California; Professor Atwater,
for Princeton; w. Frank Wentworth, for Boston:
L. s. Huntington, for Montreal; c. c. Chaffee, for
Springfield. Colonel Andrews, for Saratoga; DR..
Pitcairn, for Kansas; Colonel De Laney, for Norwch
and Charles Dwight, for Boston,
TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE SOUTHERN
, BLAcKs.-lt was stated at the late Interna-
tional Young Mems Christian Association at
r Portland, Mean association Of various Pro-
testant denominations that the Catholics
we're educating colored priests to work
+ among their race in the South; and the del
a egate making this announcement gave hun
l. bred dollars for a similar enterprise on the
= part of the Protestants, and that this reused
: the enthusiasm Of the Convention so that