The New York herald., 1869-06-12
at Santa Fe, New Mexico, will not exceed Sao'oVo
instead Of $l0O. .O0O as first reported

at Santa Fo, New Mexico will not exceed S3S.ooo
instead Of 100000, as drst reported
The City. -
The body q CQlOps, French P. woodall, formerly
of the lieth Illinois regiment was iound al tne ioo
Whitehall street yesterday morning. win all te ie''
side of his head caved in, as by blow from some
| round iron instrument His pockets were rineu'
| He had been missing since the I'd inst. .rS
The Quaker City was discharged fQm the Mar
| shaIs custody yesterday and turned over to her
| owners.
The case Of Mr.. Mcclellan, young lawyer whom
| Justice Dowling summary ordered from his court
| room at the Tombs, was brought before Judge In
| graham yesterday, on application for peremptory
| mandamus to compel Judge Dowling to admit
Mcclellan TO practice in the Court Of Special Ses-
sions. McClellans counsel said the case was TO be
test one for numerous Others Judge Bowling has
expelled all the lawyers who do not belong to the
'Tombs ring" Judge Ingraham said he would hear
the matter next Monday week.
At an auction sale of an undertakers establish
ment in East Houston street few days ago dead
body OF an infant IN one OF the cases sold under
the hammer, and discovered by the purchaser yes
terday. The Sanitary superintendent gave a per-
| NIT for burial.
In the new litigation against Trinity Church Cor
poration, now pending in the Supreme Court. Cham.
| bers, before Judge McCunn, one David Groesbeck
charges that the corporation has suffered the church
to depart from the old faith, and has made eorts
prevent immortality and vice In the CITY, in direct
opposition to the spirit and meaning OF the original
charter
Mary Ann Bradley, passenger by the emigrant
ship James Foster, Jr, from Liverpool to this port
last winter, has brought suit In the Marine Court
against the owners for $500 for alleged breach Of
contract N not furnishing stimulated amount
food during the voyage. In consequence or which
the plaintiff was Frustrated by sickness. Judge
Gross reserved his decision on minor point raised
By the defendants.
The prosecution In the trial Of the officers OF the
James Foster, Jr., closed yesterday and the taking
OF testimony for the defence was commenced. One
witness testified but others being absent the case
was adjourned to Monday.
A boy fourteen years OF age named Daniel Sulli-
van was arragned at the Tombs yesterday by his
father who charged him with stealing S2l7 from his
fathers bureau and going to Holyoke and Spring
field, Mass, with it, ON a spree, in company with
young friend. Daniel was held.
There was an improved and buoyant feeling in the
stock market yesterday and recovery Of from one
to nine PER cent from the lowest prices OF the re-
cent decline. Gold was higher. closing at 1895.
Prominent Arrivals in tho City.
Count d'Aerschots OF the French Legation at
Washington; General Fremont of Tarrytown; L. de
Padua Fleury OF the Brazilian Legation, and N.
Cowie of Montreal, are at the Brevoort House.
General B. b. Lansing and General Darling, Of
Buffalo; DR.. George Evans. OF Boston; j. Webb. and
A. F. Smith, of Norwich; B. F. Prescott of Concord,
n. H.; Judge Cattel, Of Bnghamton, and II. F. Pot
ter, OF New York, are at the Astor House.
william Prescott Smith, Of Baltimore; Charles A.
washburn, Of California, and J. N. Mccullough, Of
Pttsburg are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
J. c. Whiting, OF Philadelphia; ]. Vance, OF San
Antonio, Texas; A. Speight OF Maryland E. Stetzer,
OF Boston; w. c. Stains, of salt Lake City; 7. Paw
Ing of England; ]. S. Rice, OF Georgia, and J. B.
Anthony of-Troy, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Colonel N. Wicher, United States Treasury Agent,
Pacific Coast; j. B. II. Cooper, Of san Francisco;
Colonel A. S. Rennoyer, OF Philadelphia, and DR.. +.
W. Storrs OF Hudson are at the ST. Charles Hotel.
DR.. Casanova, Of Cuba; N. Boudet and Dr. Wala-
din, OF Parts, are at the st. Julien Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
General J. G. Fremont and Mile. Tostee and
her opsrd bou6e will sail to-day for Europe,
DrJ. Nesbit Governor Purdy, Miss Elise Holt, J.
n. Sutter, Lieutenant A. d. Schenck. and Miss Ham,
bin sailed yesterday in the steamship Alaska for
Aspinwall.