The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-01

RECIPROCITY treaty. Hon. john Rose. IL u now TO
ported will go to Washington about the 10th inst,
to.commence negotiations In that direction.
carlton OF fortythree bells will be consecrated
with great pomp and religious ceremony at st.
Joseph's Cathedral in Buffalo to-day. This Is the
only instrument OF the kind In the United States and
| there are only two others In the world
| lad or fourteen named Field, has been arrested
| near Holbrook, Long Island, for an attempt to
throw the Yaphank train from the track by placing
| one end OF tie across the rails.
The City.
| The Cuban expedition which left this city on
| Saturday night In the steamers Cool and Chase was
| overhaued and captured by the revenue cutter
| Hugh McCuoch Fort Schuyler on Tuesday
evening. The prisoners were placed ON board the
ceivng ship Vermont. and the captured vessels were
lett under gard at the Br ooklyn Navy Yard Colonel
| Ryan, with some 200 OF the men, was on shore
at the time of the capture and far has escaped.
| box, containing s26s,02l 20 Of the property
stolen from the ocean bank, was found on Elizabeth
street. by oflcer Donohue. about three O'Clock yes
terday morning. II was directed to Captain JOurdan,
and was carried to the Central Once and opened.
The property consisted mainly of bonds. shares,
checks and mortgages which would have been dill
cult OF negotiation.
The case of Edgar B. Ketchum, who has served all
but one year OF term OF four years and six months
In the State Prison on an indictment for forgery,
was brought before Judge Barnard yesterday. on
motion TO discharge him the ground that the In
dlctment was defective Ketchum was 10 court.
The matter was argued and the Judge reserved his
decision until Friday.
In the Board Of Health yesterday, the ordnance
on mad dogs was presented by the counsel 1t d.
reefs that dogs shall not be allowed to run at largo
unless accompanied by their masters or some one
Commissioners
thought this did not coversthe exigencies Of the
case and the matter was referred TO the committee
again.
Judge Biatchford has denied an application for an
| injunction against the Elevated Railway Company.
Judge Benedict, yesterday, sitting in the United
States Circuit Court refused the motion made for
new trial in the of John ID. McHenry. convicted
Of perjury IN connection with the famous Rollins
Harland alleged whisxey fraud case.
The North German Lloyds steamship Union. Cap
tain DreYer, will leave Hoboken at two p. M. to-day
for Bremen. calling at Southampton The mails will
close at the Post ONCE at twelve M
The steamship Arizona, Captain Maury. will sail
from pier AZ North river at twelve NJ to-day for AS
pnwa, the passengers taking the steamer Colorado
at Panama for San Francisco.
The stock market yesterday was strong and ad-
vanced. Gold fell 1867, but recovered and closed
at 1914.
Prominent Arrivals in tho City.
Judge George Green and r. r. Bridgers. Of North
Carolina, and Colonel b. B. Keeler, OF the United
States Army, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel Samuel Ross, of the United States Army;
Judge j. E. Lowe, OF Dayton, Ohio, and John e. NC
Donough, OF Philadelphia Judge W. Rich, of North
Carolina; Judge Wadleigh, of San Francisco and
General G. E. Spencer, OF Alabama, are at the Me-
trOpoltan Hotel.
NJ. De Lave. OF Peru; Colonel Fl. P. Winters, OF
st. Louis, and Colonel RUSSELL OF tho United States
Army, are at the st. Julien Hotel
Ex-Governor J. Gregory Smith aud Judge NOyes,
OF Vermont; E. Corning Jr of Albany, and Captain
Hughes of the United states Navy, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Commander Boggs, OF the United States Navy; Fl.
E. Andrews, of Tennessee, and ]. A. McLenegan Of
Beloit. Wis.,, are at the Aston House.
Prominent Departures.
Elk. Postmaster General Randall, for Elmra; Judge
Hood, for Wisconsin, General Hunter, for Philadei-
phia; Colonel ]. Johnson. Charles E. Leland and
Judge Sheehan for Albany; Colonel J. o. P. Burn
side, for Saratoga; j. W. sheldon, for Washington,
ana Colonel James T. Fitzpatrick, for Baltimore.
Professor Narna Of Columbia Collage in this city