The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-09

her crew losing their lives None OF the passenger
were lost
James O. Morris a member elect OF the New
! Jersey Legislature from Mercer county, has beef
hed IN 81 900 bail at Trenton 10 answer 10 charg'
OF ravlshing Miss Rosy MccannPn the aoth uit.
5The National Board or Trade VISITED Fortress Mon
roe yesterday.
Ayoung man in Washington township, Pa. was
thrown on a circular saw yesterday and sawed
nearly in TWO, from the shoulder. diagonaly.
The members OF the Philadelphia Commercial
Exchange are going to build new hall imme-
diately.
An old resident jumped of the suspension bridge
at Niagara Falls yesterday and was killed.
The City.
] The Union League OF the United States held its
annual meeting yesterday at the Republican Head.
quarters In Broadway, and after the adoption OF re-
solutions endorsing President Grants admin,stra.
ton. and the election OF offcer for the ensuing
year, adjourned to meet In Washington in February
next.
Recorder HacKett, In his charge TO the Grand
Jury yesterday, reminded them that the Richardson
Mcfarland case would come before them, and he
suggested that II bigamy committed by the
DEATH bed marriage, the parties aiding and abetng
It should be indicted
IN Inc BOARD OF Healtn yesterday IL WIS bldtcu
that smallpox was about becoming epidemic In the
Filth. Fourteenth and Sixteenth wards OF Brooklyn
and three special inspectors appointed to vac
cnate the inhabitants.
The widow OF Patrick Lane, the man who was
killed by falling through the HackensacK bridge has
been presented with something over $1,000 by the
railroad company.
In the United States District Court yesterday the
hearing OF argument on the motion 30 release the
Spanish gunboats was further postponed until to-
day, owing TO the nonarrlval OF Dstrc Attorney
Pierrepont who is In Washington.
Mart Allen, who was sentenced TO Sing Sing nearly
two weeks ago Is still IN the Tombs Judge Cardozo
having issued writ OF error in the case.
The North German Lloyd's steamship weser, Cap
tain Wenke. will leave Hoboken at two O'Clock P. M.
to-day for southampton and Bremen The Euro
pean mails VIII close at the Post once at twelve NJ
The steamship Eagle Captain Greene will sail
from pier No, North river at three P. NJ. to-day,
Tor Havana.
The steamship Saragossa Captain Ryder, will
leave pier No. North river, at three p. NJ. today
for Charleston S. @.
The stock market yesterday was strong and active
but upon realizations fell or subsequent to the
boards Cold advanced to ana closed at 124.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
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OF Georgia; Colonel Edward Ellis. Of Schenectady;
Colonel J. G. Savory, or Des Moines; Judge +. S.
Latin, OF Saugerues Lieutenant Commander Wise,
Of the United States Navy. and Judge w. Whiting,
of Massachusetts, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Samuel Bowles, OF SpringHeld; Judge Abbott, OF
Boston, and A. Bierstadt Of lrvington, are at the
Brevoort House.
commander John Horiey, OF the United States
Navy, and Colonel W. NJ. Well, OF Cincinnati, are at
the st. Charles Hotel
Professor French, of West Point, and ]. Murphy
OF the United States Army, at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
General J. p. Swain, OF Scarboro. and E. Durand
of san Francisco, are at the Coleman House.
Major General c. M. Provost and DR.. J. M. Pre-
vost OF Philadelphia; Robert NJ Douglas and +. ID.
Larned, of Chicago; Judge J. L. Tal!cott OF Buffalo,
and G. A. Babcock, OF the United States Navy are at
the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Governor Geary, OF Pennsylvania; Z. A. Bancroft,
OF the United States Army; James Terwiiger, OF
Syracuse; General A. w. Eaton OF Washington and
Postmaster NJ L. FilKins of Albany, are at the Astor
House.