The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-06-27

Captain Calaghan republican. recently died yes
| terday, and Callaghan, who was out on pa'i' mas
been arrested and will be tried by military commas
sion.
The City.
Cuban expedition OF about 500 men left this port
| last night under command OF Colonel W. A. u.
| Ryan in person. and accompanied by Colonei Cur
| rer General Spear, OF Fenian notoriety, General
Gisacar Captain Peters and other officers. The body
| OF men will be known as the First New York
| regiment, aud were presented with handsome nag
| by the Junta The rank and file embarked from the
Elysian Fields. Hoboken and from Elm Park. Staten
| Island and will be put on board vessel, presumed
| to be the QUAKER City.
| The two prisoners, Herman and Berman. who
were arrested In Jersey City on suspicion OF being
engaged in an expedition 10 Cuba, were remanded
to Jail yesterday by the United States Marshal in de-
fault OF 81, 500 bail.
Miss Frances Carney died yesterday from the
effects OF sunstroke received Thursday This Is
the first fatal case OF the kind reported tus city
this summer.
The stock market yesterday was strong and ad
vanced Gold was steady, closing finally at 1914.
The markets, with but few exceptions, were ex
tremely quiet yesterday Gomez was slow OF sale
and rather heavy. Cotton was In fair request, and
the market advanced &c. closing az 33hc. for mid
ding uplands. on Change hour was only mode
rately dealt in, but held with nrmness. Wheat was
tolerably active but at lc. lower prices. Corn was
q shade nrmer, though not quOtably higher, while
oats were active and decidedly higher Pork was IN
limited demand and lower. while beef and lard were
quiet, but steady. Petroleum was dull at 16xc.
lie. for crude and sl,lc. alxc. for refined Naval
stores were quiet but without change in value.
Frelghts were dull, but rates were firm.
Prominent Arrivals in tho City.
Congressman W. h. Barnum, OF Connecticut: II.
A. Sargent, OF Chicago; Major Watts, of Mississippi;
J. d. Hayes, OF Detroit and J. N. Knapp, Of Auburn,
are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
George c. Coulter, OF Baltimore; j. s. Burch OF
Cincinnati; S. s. James, OF New Orleans and Gov
ernor Burnside. OF Rhode Island, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
General B. F. Butler, OF Massachusetts; J. N.
James, OF Chicago: II. Jaycock. OF Syracuse; A. B.
Johnson OF Utica and F. H. Palmer, Of Florida, are
at the Astor House.
Major II. K. Brace, OF Cleveland; Lewis Clark, Of
Detroit, and Colonel George r. Galloway, Of Chicago,
are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
Captain J. Henderson, OF New Jersey; Dr. J. II.
Pyke, OF Milwaukee; J. N. Thompson. OF Chicago and
II. r. Marks, or st. Paul, MIMI. are at the st.
Julien Hotel.
Captain Hockey Of Washington; B. winslow Dud-
ley, OF Lexington; S. Chase, OF Boston, and J. NJ
Lawton, OF Havana are at the New York Hotel.
A. T. B. Ames, George G. Berry and John II. Sell
wyn, OF Boston, and S. II. LIE Fevre, oil Greenwich,
are at the Westminster Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Ira Harris, for Albany; J. F. Joy, for Chicago
Colonel Knox, for Philadelphia; b. Bufrum for Pro.
violence; ex-Mayor Fargo for Buffalo; George II.
Geer, Jr, for Norwich; G. F. Van Dyke, for washing
ton; S. R. Boughon, for San Francisco; Captain Leg
gett for Baltimore; Professor Thorpe for st. LOUIS
Captain Charles Long, for St. Anthony; DR.. o. o.
Peters, for New Orleans. and Captain s. s. Wood
worth, B. F. Smith and o. ID. Lombard for San Fran
cisco. per the overland route.
s. c. Genin, Of New York and Mr.. j. Russell Jones
sailed yesterday in the steamship Lafayette, for
Brest and Havre.
Mark Smith and General Smalley sailed for Liver.
pool yesterday.
Rev. A. II. Partridge, rector OF Christ church,
Brooklyn, f. D.. sailed for Europe yesterday in the
steamship City Of Brooklyn.