The New York herald., 1869-06-22


steamer via New Orleans and the Gulf OF mexico,
and have guaranteed the Grain Assocation agains'
| loss II they make the attempt.
| The Cincinnati Base Ban Club defeated the Ath-
letics OF Philadelphia at the latter city yesterday.
| the score standing q 10 IL. sF er.r.au
Tho City.
President Grant and family left the city very qu
| city yesterday morning for Warrington.
/ Between i've and seven O'Clock last evening Sehor
Afaro, Secretary Of War Of the Cuban yunta in New
York; Colonel Ryan, James Peters, Abraham Acker-
I man and two other parties were arrested for al
legged breach Of the neutrality laws, In aiding and
fitting out Cuban expedition, and lodged In Lud-
| low street jail.
the funeral Of Henry J. Raymond. late editor OF
the Times took place yesterday ct the church cor
ner Of University place ana Tenth street. The church
| was denseIy crowded. Henry Ward Beecher and
stephen H. Tying oniciated In the pulpit AFTER tho
services were over the body was taken back to his
residence and win be quietly inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery to-day. a 2Ua aE
DR.. Amand. charged with prescribing fatal dose
for the young man strappe, who died IN Bellevue
Hospital on Sunday, was arrested yesterday. He
denies all knowledge Of the AFFAIR. The investiga-
ton viii take place to-day
The French man-of.war Jean Bart arrived In port
yesterday and is anchored alongside the Semiramis,
below the Battery.
Seventeen of the yellow fever patients OF the
| United States sloop-of-war Saratoga have been
removed to the Quarantine hospital ship In the lower
bay. The crew win probably be transferred to the
gunboat Frolic and continue on their way to Ports
mouth, N. II.
Hamburg American line, viii leave Hoooken at TWO
y fn-da for plvu,o en- 0lanh NharhO nd
Hamburg. The mails Dy her viii close at the Post
once ct twelve N.
The steamship Minnesota Captain Price, will sail
from pier No. 40 North river at three p. n tomor-
row "wednesday for Liverpool, calling at Queens
town to land passengers
The United States and Brazil Mail Steamship Com
pany's steamer North America will leave pier No.
43 North river at three r. N tomorrow "wednesday
for st. Thomas and Rio Janeiro, stopping at Para,
Pernambuco and Bahia.
The stock market yesterday was irregular. At
noon very buoyant feeling existed but under re-
turn Of activity to the money market there was
somewhat sharp decline In afternoon quotations.
Gold advanced to 1917 and closed at 1879 137k.
Beef cattle were in fair supply yesterday and with
only moderate demand, the market was heavy
and prices were somewhat lower, extra quality SELL
ing at 15xc 16c.; prime ct 15Xc. Is No.; fair to
good at 14c. 15c., and inferior to ordinary at
lie. 13Ac Mulch COWS were slow OF sale but
unchanged In value. We quOte:-Prime and ex-
ira, 500 a s125 each; fair to good, SIS q
ss5, and inferior to common, $45 $40. Veal
Calves were only IN moderate request and prices
were heavy at 1ohc. I1hc. for prime and extra,
&c. 1Oc. for common to good and &C. SC. for in
ferior Sheep were but little sought after and the
market was heavy at 7c. a 7xc for prime and ex-
ira, 5kc. q 6Ac. for common to good and 41zc SC.
fo~t trfn~g
to 12jlc., according to quality. Swine were quiet,
and with large arriva!s-being 1922 head-the
market was lower, prices ranging at from o,Ic. to
exc. for common TO prime.
Preminent Arrivals In the City.
General w. q. Bowen, Of Chicago; e. b. Judson,
Of Syracuse; Alexander Ramsey, OF St. Paul, Mimi:
d. Langdon, OF Elmra; Austin Denham, Of Hartford,
and R. R. Bridgers, OF North Carolina, at the St.
Nicholas Hotel
General A. s. Palmer OF Milwaukee; Colonel Je-
rome c. Davis, of California; Captain J. B. Love, OF
Philadelphia; DR.. Fl. E. Smith, of Bnghamton;
General A. Grover, Of St. Louis; General Lawson Of
St. Joseph, Mo-; Colonel j. II. Lathrop Of Illinois;
James Al. Moore Of the United States Army, ana 8.
r. Ward, OF West Point, are at tine Metropolitan
Hotel.
DR.. Harrison, CT Baltimore Fl. wakin, OF Savan-
nah; J. A. Watson. Of the United States Navy, and
b. w. warner OF new Ore6ns, are at the 81. DENIS
Hotel.
J. @. Watson, OF the United States Navy; J. II.
Hall, OF st. Johns, N. F., and &. Valentine, Of
Charlestown, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
E. II. Hyde and G. e. Russ, Of Boston, and A. J.
Mason, Of Philadelphia, are at the Westminster
Hotel
Colonel 8. s. Williamson. Of Chicago: Commander
Kline Of the United States Navy, and w. H. Wallace
Of Idaho. are at the st. Charles Hotel
Ex-senator James w. Wall, Of New Jersey; W. E.
Leroy, of Newburg, and I. Poultney, OF Baltimore.
are at the New York Hotel
8. Roberts, Of London; J. G. Chapman, OF Havana,
and E. d. Bolt of Boston, at the Brevoort House.
Senator Fenton, Of New York; r. II. Pruyn, OF Al
bany; Judge Schaefer, Of New York; Captain J. b.
Raymond, of Bordentown, N. j.; 8. r. Van Dusen OF
Newburg. and Ex-Governor Mccormick, OF Arizona,
are at the Astor House.
Prominent Departures.
Dr. J. A. Warren, for Philadelphia; Colonel
Knowles. for Buffao Major A. Dickinson, for scran
ton, Pa; A. A. Fairbanks, for Troy, and Captain A
W. Allison, for Philadelphia.
OUR FOREIGN CoRREsPoNDENoE.-Fors some
time past our correspondence from all parts Of
the world has been unusually full, very in
teresting and exceedingly instructive. Not
confined to one section of the globe, our special
agents, scattered over the whole universe, have
enabled us TO place before the readers Of the
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