The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-28

Circuit Court. Yesterday. on charge OF passing
counterfeit nifty dollar bill II was evident that
other parties implicated and the commissioner
about to accept Whtlens offer TO turn s1ale's
evidence when q Jersey damsel appeared anu
charged the prisoner with seduction. Inc CON-
missioner tnereupon agreed to accept Whittens own
recognlzance to appear and answer instead OF
sending him State Prison for ten years. PROVIDED
he would marry the girl. The proposition was
accepted and the wedding took place In the court
room.
little GIRL twelve years OF age, was before Com
missioner Shields yesterday charged with passing
counterfeit currency. As 1t was evident that she
had been imposed upon by some older william she
was discharged.
The body OF Michael Gallie whose death gave rise
10 the great Matchmaking case now before the
courts was exnumed and brought to the
Morgue yesterday, Mrs. Caller, his widow who Is
charged whhis murder, having offered to deiray the
Expenses OF the exhumatlon. Coroner Schirmer
held an inquest on the body yesterday. The stomach
and other internal organs were removed and given
to Dr. Doremus to analyze for the purpose OF deter
inning whether Caller was poisoned or not.
Albert Richardson's condition Is not improved
much, but no alarming symptoms have appeared
and the physicians still believe he Will recover.
Information has been received that the murderer
OF Charles Rogers In town. and the detectives are
busy day and night In hunting lpr him.
The trial OF Martin Allen, charged with stealing
800 from a countryman by means OF the panel
game, was concluded yesterday. and Judge Bedford
sentenced him to i've years in the State Prison.
The stock market yesterday was duh ana gene
rally steady until after the bank statement when 1t
became strong Gold fell to 1884. closing finally at
1855 a 12i
The markets, with but few exceptions, were very
tad
extent by the Indictment weather. Coffee was
moderately active at steady prices while cotton was
very active and Ike. higher, closing at 255sc. for
middng upland. On 'Change -four was passaDly
active and hrm; wheat was quiet and irregular, win
ter being heavy and spring rm; corn was in fair de-
mand at steady prices. Oats were fairly active at full
prices. Pork was dull and heavy, while lard was
firm. Beef was dull but unchanged. Freighs were
active, but rates favored the shipper. Petro-
leum was quiet and decidedly lower, crude closing
at 10 sc. and refined at 32hc. whiskey was duh and
unsettled, closing at 81 90 81 OF.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Governor Holman is at the Clarendon Hotel.
Senator Justin L. Morrill, OF Vermont; Captain r.
B. Lowry Of the United States Navy; X. NJ. Rogers
OF the United States Army, and Thomas q. Durant
OF New York, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant F. II. s. Mahon, OF West Point; Frede
rick B. Cumberland, OF Toronto. and A. A. Hobert,
OF Chicago, are at the Hoffman House.
General Ira Spaulding OF Costa RIGA; Alfred Ely,
OF Rochester and Lieutenant Charles IL. Wright, OF
the United States Navy, are at the Coleman House.
0. I. Hollisted OF Salt Lake. and Captain J. +.
Ferguson OF the United States Navy, are at the St
Nicholas hotel.
D. A. Kane, OF the United States Army, is at the
Albemarle Hotel.
Captain ]. Macauley, OF steamship Aleppo and
Colonel Samuel M. Johnson, or Washington are at
the New York Hotel.
Charles A. Page, United States Consul to Zurich,
Switzerland; Galusha A. Grow, OF Pennsylvania, and
Captain Samuel Hutchinson, Jr., Of ship Sonora
at the Astor House.
Prominent Departures.
General Freze and Colonel Reynolds for Provi-
deHce; Erastus Corning, Jr., for Albany; General
Stringfeliow for Washington; G. II. Clymer and 8.
NJ Vail, for Troy; Major !. N. Knapp, for Auburn; H.
A. Tllden, for New Lebanon; Marquis de Lazier ana
Leon Chabert sailed yesterday, on board the steam
ship Lafayette, for Eur ope.