The New York herald., 1869-06-17

Drought up on charge OF assaultlng Deputy MAT
shall James LaughtOn. The examination Is set down
for this morning
In the United States District Court yesterday
Judge Blatchford accepted bonds TO the amount ot
S3so0o In the matter OF the seizure OF the steamship
Quaker City, and the sci was once more released
from the custody OF the Marshal.
In the habeas corpus of the little girl Teresa
Kehoe in the Superior Court Judge McCunn said
that tie selection OF her home as between that OF
her guard ans-which is also the home OF her
brother and sister-and that OF the party who
claimed to have adopted her. should be left to the
child herself. Teresa chose TO go with her guar
dian and the Court made an order accordingly.
The fifteenth annual convention of the New Jeru-
salem (Swedenborgian) Church in the United States
opened its session yesterday forenoon at the house
OF worship on Thirty-iifth street. near Lexington
avenue.
At q meeting OF the Board OF Education last even
ing the report OF the CITY Superintendent was
received. 1t states that the course OF study now
embraces fewer branches than at any previous Pc
riod, and commends the fact getting rid OF rrele
want matter valuable only as an intellectual exer-
cise The prohibition or corporeal punishment Is
operating benefcialy.
The Atlantic Club OF Brooklyn, and the Cincin.
natl Club played game Of base ball at the CapitO-
line grounds in Brooklyn yesterday, in the presence
OF about 10, 900 spectators. The game was won by
the Cincnnatians, the score standing 32 TO 10.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Donau, Cap
tam Ernst, VIII leave Hoboken at two P. M. to-day
for southampton and Bremen The mails Will close
at the Post ONCE at twelve NJ.
The Inman line steamship City Of Limerick Cap.
tain Phillips, will san from pier As North river at
noon to-day for Antwerp direct.
The steamship Columbia Captain Van Size. will
leave pier No. North river at three p. NJ to-day for
Havana.
The stock market yesterday was again irregular,
undergoing a sharp decline. but recovering and
closing buoyant. Gold fell to 1879 reacted to 13S
and closed at 13S a 13S%.
Prominent Arrivnis in the City.
Ex-Governor Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, Minister to
Russia, and forty members Of the city government
OF Philadelphia; Captain r. B. Lowery, F. Dillon OF
Paris; A. K. Mcclure General G. Clark and General
7. o. owen, of Philadelphia: b. Wilson. OF Albany;
Colonel c. II. Cartlin and Colonel Warratt OF the
United States Army, are at the Fifth avenue Hotel.
Ex-Congressman ]. " L. Pruyn, Of Albany; Philip
Falk, of san Francisco w. Langdon, of Hyde Park
and Jos. Ford, Of England are at the BrevoOrt
House.
Colonel II. c. Whitley, Of Washington; Major Gen.
eral $. P. Heintzemau, Of EnglewoOd, and Rev.
Hotel.
General George W. Buck, OF Chemung; eX-Gover.
nor John Evans, of Colorado; Ex-Governor McCor-
mick, of Nevada; Isaac Livermore. OF Boston; E. W.
of Syracuse, and John Hoyt, OF Cleve
land, are at the Astor House.
General Tyler, Of the United States Army is at the
Hoffman House.
5. T. Van Buren, OF Fshkill, and W. b. Phillips, OF
Long Branch, are at the Coleman House.
Senator L. Trumbu, of Illinois; f. p. Ross, OF Au-
burn; Rev. c. Lindsey, OF Southport, and II. Fl.
Hathorn, Of Saratoga are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge Charles A. L. Beae, of Hudson; ]. S. jar
non, OF England; John McDonOugh, OF Philadelphia;
W. W. Hegerman. Of PoughEeepsie; Rev. C. E. Lard.
of Saratoga; d. J. Mitchell OF Syracuse, ana John o.
Evans. OF Washington, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Prominent Departures.
Judge Mccormick, for Franklin; Major George s.
Leland, for Boston; Captain Dixon and c. S. p.
Bowles, per steamer Scotia, for England, and d. T.
Easement, Tor Boston.