The New York herald., 1869-09-15
Co.'s Express coach. The trail OF the nrst robbers
has been found with fair prospect OF their capture

Co.'s Express coach. The trail OF the nrst robbers
has been found, with fair prospect OF their capture
Tho City.
The centennial anniversary OF the birth OF Hum
bod was celebrated In this city yesterday bJ the un-
yelling OF his statue in Central Park, when oratons
were delivered and delightful music performed. and
by grand procession, torcnlight parade and BAN
quet. The day was also observed in the principal
cities throughout the United States.
Messrs Lorng, Fay and Blake, OF the Harvard
crew. arrived In this city yesterday morning by the
steamer City OF Antwerp. and were cordially re-
ceived by their friends and various committee men
at the Astor House. They were sumptuousy ban
quoted at Delmonco's last night.
Commissioner Sargent has written letter to Col
ector Grnnell reafirming his decision against the
collection OF HarbOr Masters fees from vessels
irving at or departing from this or any port. He
says the right to collect such fees has been denied
by the Supreme Court, and the right to collect
health oicers' and State hospital fees remains to be
similarly tested.
A German named Broderson committed suicide on
Monday at No. $50 East Forty sixth street. where he
was boarding owing to his unrequiteJ love for his
landlady.
The body Of Barbara Groussy. q french woman,
aged twenty -four, found in the East river. on
Randalrs Island recently and her brother stated
al the inquest yesterday that she had been disap-
pointed in love and committed suicide IN conse-
quence.
Thomas H. Barrett, who was stabbed by Ellen UT
while he and his brother were quarrellng. died on
Monday evening.
Dennis Eagan. who was tried in the Kings County
Court OF Sessions for the murder OF James iiag-
gerty by thrusting him from his liquor saloon to the
sidewalk while Haggerty was drunk, was found
guilty OF assault and battery and sentenced to
pay 800 and serve in the County Jail i've days.
The Cunard steamship Russia, Captain Lott. Will
sail to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool The
mails for Europe will close at the Post once at
twelve NJ.
The steamship Minnesota, Captain Price, will sail
from pier 46 North rver at half-past one O'Clock
to-day for Liverpool, calling at Queenstown to land
passengers.
The stock market yesterday was irregular. The
Western shares were strong and active. Pacific
Mail underwent further sharp decline. Gold rose
to 1861, closing finally at 1861.
Prominent Arrivals in tue City.
Baron Dedel, OF Holland; Captain John Mirehouse,
Of steamship City OF Antwerp; j. Hamilton Wilson,
Of England, and Adam Hunter, OF New Orleans, are
at the New York Hotel.
A. E. Borie, ex-Secretary OF the Navy; Robert H.
Pruyn OF Albany; Captain E. N. Shaw, of London;
and J. B. Steedman, Of South Carolina, are OF the
Brevoorr House.
Colonel Robert Lennox Banks of Albany, and
Colonel W. +. Motley, OF Irvington are at the Clar
endon Hotel.
Commander Henry wilson, Of the United States
Navy; ]. P. Putnam OF Boston; Charles G.. King, Of
Providence, and General vlckers OF Philadelphia,
are at the Westminster Hotel.
Colonel W. T.. Kldder. OF Bangor, Me-; Rev. W. II.
Miburn, OF England, ana Rev. DR.. H. G. Patterson,
Of Philadelphia, are at the Coleman House.
Colonel B. T. McNulty OF Boston. and Major d. P.
Drake Of Pennsylvania are at the st. Charles
HOTEL
Judge 7. A. Hall, of Baltimore; ColoneJ. d. Hodge.
of Philadelphia; Colonel j. II. Cannon, OF Louisville.
KY; Judge +. Latin, OF Saugerties, N. T.; Judge
Hardenburg, OF New York; Captain j. s. Lewis OF
Geneva, and Colonel W. d. Mann, OF Mobile. are at
the Metropolitan Hotel.
Mayor L. Blackstone, OF Norwich. Conn.,; E. B.
Morgan, Of Aurora; J. H. Ramsay of Albany; Gov
ernor Il. G. Mccormick Of Arizona; Marshall P.
Wilder and General Torbert, Of Delaware, and J. w.
Wallack and wife. are at the Astor House.
General L. p Parsons, OF ST. Louis; F. Dolhonde,
of New Orleans. and R. Dryden, OF Baltimore, are at
the Fifth Avenue HOTEL
Gearge P. Baldwin, W. q. Harris, and Hollis r.
Gray and others Of the Boston Common Council, ar
rived in the city yesterday for the purpose Of tender
ing invitation to the Harvard crew TO visit Bos-
ton. They have rooms at the Fifth Avenue Hotel