The New York herald., 1869-06-04

MISS sarah Hunt, residing In Canaan, N. IT, sho'
fellow named Warren, who invaded her house ana
insulted her on Saturday night She fred load OF
bucksh0t into him, wounding him severely. She
was arrested and committed to await the action OF
the Grand jury.
A young married woman in Trenton N. J., yester-
| day presented a revolver at the head OF young
man, who, she said. had slandered her. BY this pro-
cess she compelled him - apologize and deny ever
having made any derogatory remarks about her.
DR.. Mary Walker persists in her demands for ONCE
on the washington of1cials, but she now acts good
| naturedy about 1t. She called upon Tulock yester-
| day and graciously accepted refusal She had
| called upon him once before
General Emory's friends claim that he declined the
| command OF the Soldiers Home in Washington and
| was not "ousted," as reported.
General Lee, while going few yards from his
stopping place in Fredericksburg recently to break
| fast with friend, found his way stopped by fifty
| little girls who, strewed flowers in his path.
Schoeppe, the Carlisle (Pa.) murderer, was found
guilty yesterday. new trial was moved for.
Titus, who is charged in the court with mur-
| der at Shippensburg in January, pleaded guilty.
Governor Stearns was naugurated in New Hamp.
| shire yesterday.
Tie City.
The steamship Ell Heroe left this city yesterday for
Venezuela being intended for business the Ori-
navigated that river. and numerous others be.
ing built here follow her. Commodore Hancox of
this city, deserves the larger snare OF the honor OF
having opened one OF the richest valleys in the
world to American ana foreign commerce
Brooklyn shoolgirl, thirteen years Of age,
pleaded guilty, before Judge Walsh yesterday, OF
stealing 500 from the money drawer of corner sa
loon and was held to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
man hung himself in the Cemetery OF the Holy
Cross, in Brooklyn, yesterday, by handkerchief
tied in rail of the fence. He was cut down before
life was extinct, but his recovery is doubtful.
In the case of Mrs. Ellen Fitzpatrick, who died
from having her leg crushed between Greenpont
terryboat and the bridge Thursday OF last week.
the jury rendered verdict yesterday censuring the
company for not preventing passengers from letting
down the guard chain, which Is intended to prevent
their running OF the boat before it has landed.
The Inman line steamship City OF Paris, Captain
Kennedy, will sail from pier as North river for
Liverpool, stopping at Queenstown, at one O'Clock
tomorrow Saturday afternoon. Mails will close at
the Post once at twelve NJ.
The National line steamship Virginia. Captain
Forbes leaves pier Al North river at twelve O'Clock
noon tomorrow for Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship Daclan Captain Laird of the
Anchor line leaves pier 20 North river at twelve NJ.
on saturday for Glasgow, via Londonderry.
The steamship Crescent City, Captain Hildreth,
leaves pier 10 North river at three O'Clock to-mor-
row afternoon for New Orleans direct.
The steamship Tybee, Captain Delanoy will leave
pier No. North river at three O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon for st. Domingo and st. Thomas.
The stock market was weak and lower yesterday
in all the speculative shares Gold was steady be-
tween l3s and 1857, and closed at 1as%
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Senator d. S. Norton, of Minnesota; General c. C.
Andrews, United States Minister to Copenhagen;
General Donaldson, OF the United States Army Gen.
era A. s. Robinson, Of Bnghamton, and General
George s. Batche!der OF Saratoga Springs are at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel.
General WcEham, OF Richmond II. 7. Want OF
Washington; C. s. Bushnell, of Connecticut and j.
S. King, Of Springfield, are at the Filth Avenue
Hotel.
Lord Parker, OF England, and Captain Colin
Mckenzie, OF the Seventy-eighth Hghlanders
british army are at the Clarendon Hotel.
General s. M. Zuck and Judge r. f. Randall, OF
Philadelphia; E. l.. Davenport OF New YORK. ana
Captain D'oliver, Of Boston, are at the westmore
land Hotel.
General Kirkland, OF Savannah; Geo. B. BgelOw,
E. J. Biddle J. p. Putnam, A. o. Allen and A. Ii.
Hardy OF Boston, are at the Westminster Hotel.
Ed. Cozzens OF West Point; G. G. Brewer, OF
Charleston. g. c., and J. Dillon OF Alexandria, Va,
are at the Hoffman House.
General J. B. stonehouse OF Albany; Judge Kat
tell, OF Bnghamton, and General c. A. Palmer, OF
Hartford. are at the Astor House.
Judge Cochrane, OF White Plains; General A. s
Chattertain, OF Galena Captain j. Valentine, OF San
Francisco; J. Robertson OF Salt Lake City; Colonel
E. z. Paul ding and Captain G. W. Graham, OF the
United States Army, at the Metropolitan Hotel.
colonel W. E. Kidder, OF Philadelphia; Major c.
E. Benedict, Of Saratoga Springs, and Major l.
Leeman, OF Nashville Tenn, are at the St. Charles
Hotel.
W. Hunter, OF Savannah, Ca, and ". W. Mertens,
OF Liverpool are az the New York Hotel.
Captain Alexander OF the Ride brigade. Canada,
and DR.. r. 7. Thomas, OF Kingston are at the st.
Julian Hotel.
Sir John Darlington. ex-Lord Mayor Of Dublin, is
at the Brevoort House.
Prominent Departures.
Judge W. II. Mathrop, for Norwich; Senator
Sprague for Rhode Island; L. Prange for Boston;
General Franklin and General Humphries, for West
Point; Governor Curtin and Mr.. Mcclure, for Phia-
dephia and General Craig, for Missouri.
CRY RAILROADS, it will be seen by the
price paid for the Twenty-third street fran
chise, ought to be an immense property for
the CITY, Suppose that all the other roads
paid for their grants at an equivalent rate
AS George Law, who owns this road, is also
in the ferry business, we would now recon-
mend him to buy the ferry at the eastern end
of this new line, put on it half dozen first class
boats and buy property on the other side.
Here is a chance for many million in build
| ing up splendid suburb:
CANADA is declared in the British Parlia-