The New York herald., 1869-06-24

Secretary Richardson
The last monthly report OF the Bureau OF statis-
ties shows that during the first three months OF lso'
our imports amounted TO sll5 4sl. .744 Our exports
to slo5 5ss, 7s9 and our re-exports TO $e,T6sl7+
number of female clerks were discharged from
the Comptrolers Office in the Treasury yesterday
and a negro named Cook was appointed to q clerk
ship In the Internal Revenue Bureau.
II is doubtful If the new currency notes can be
issued as soon as July 1.
The President has determined to iil his quota OF
cadets at wes. Point by appointing eight more
Mr. Foney, who married ANNE, the sister OF John
Surratt on Sunday last was removed yesterday
from his position Of chemist in the Army Medical
Museum at Washington.
TWO prisoners confined In the Dorchester MASS }
Amshouse were found dead yesterday morning.
Dorchester and Boston have both elected in favor
OF annexation ana Dorchester will consequently be
annexed to Boston on next New Years Day.
Three hundred spectators one third OF whom were
women. were present at prize fight near Spring
field (Mass.) yesterday, which was finally broken up
by the police.
Mayor Hall has sent communication to the Board
OF Fire Commissioners declining attend the meet
ing OF their Board OF Estimates on the plea that his
presence is not needed to make up quorum. and
ties the raising OF money for which they are in 40
way responsible.
General Butterfeld has been appointed Assistant
Treasurer TO take charge OF the Subrreasury tins
city.
The Board OF Health received a report yesterday
dogs 1t says that hydrophobia Is infectious and
vagrant dogs must be killed. Sanitary Inspector
Judson furnished an interesting report on the life
saving stations and apparatus along the river fronts
The Sheloourne contract for removing the Obstruc-
tions in He'll Gate has been extended to August,
1862 and work will be commenced again in few
days with improved machinery.
John Roach ana James Mcconnell were found
guilty in Recorder Hackett's Court Of larceny in
robbing Mr.. McCready in Broadway stage some
time ago OF nearly $780, They were remanded till
Friday for sentence.
young man named Eugene B. Lunison. clerk
in the Brooklyn Post ONCE was found by a special
detective yesterday in The water closet OF the estaD
iishment tearing open pocket full OF letters and
dropping the envelopes into the basin. He was ar
rested and admitted his guilt. AT his boarding
house numerous valuables, proved TO have been
stolen, were found He was placed in the custody
OF the Marshal.
Colonel John D. MeGreggor who went out as
commandant Of the Scott Life Guard, at the COM
mencement OF the war; and has since been prac-
tisng law in this city, was yesterday arrested on
charge of assaultng Edward d. Mccarthy, also Of
the legal profession. The assault grew out OF al
legged slander Of lady by My. Mccarthy. Judge
Downing, before whom the parties appeared, al
lowed the accused to go his parole to appear for
trial to-day at the Court of Special Sessions.
The steamship Hermann (North German LlOyds)
Captain wenke, will sail for Bremen via SOuthamp-
ton from pier foot of Third street, Hoboken. this
afternoon Mails close at the Post ONCE az twelve NJ.
The stock market yesterday was strong and higher.
Gold was quiet between l37 and l37l-the extreme
figures
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General I. F. Farnsworth. OF Illinois, Congressman
W. H. Barnum, OF Connecticut, and General w.
Phelps, Jr, Of New York, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Major L. T. Dickson. of Delaware; Captain E.
Dudley. OF Cambridge Mass; W. T. Moore, of the
United States Navy, and Frank A. Bartlett, OF New
Orleans are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Captain ". Defendorf, Of Nysck; Colonel A. J.
Marett, of Baltimore, and Alexander R. Barker, OF
New Bedford, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
Major Mulholand, OF Annapolis; DR.. Fl. M. Emer-
son, OF Louisville, KY, and Colonel Charles II.
Hampton OF Wisconsin. are at the ST. Julien Hotel.
General 7. W. Egan, Of New York; Thomas j.
Neveille, OF Rochester and Rev. W. 81. Moore, Of
Hampstead are at the westmoreland Hotel.
NJ Il. Holder and R. c. Morgan, Of England; John
Winter, OF San Francisco; E. Rice OF 81. Paul; Cap
tain Turner OF orleans, ana Dr. Scott, Of ILL
nois, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
7. ID. Dale Of Newport, r. L.; Captain Thos. Kim
ble OF Salem, and 7. yoizin, OF san Francisco, are
at the Hoffman House.
Rear Admiral T. Bailey, OF the United States Navy;
J. W. Long and W. J. Jenkinson Of Fort Wayne,
Ind. J. I. Whitney, OF Detroit, ana Rev. J. s. Kel-
logg OF Kansas, are at the Astor House.
Prominent Departures.
General James McQuade, for Utica; Colonel Eddy,
for Charleston, S. c.; ex-Mayor r. NJ. Bisnop, for
Cincinnati: W. 7. Hearn and J. Leonard, for New
orleans; VIM. Bernard, ID. Wambold, General F. A.
Starring, Z. d. Burnside and Richard Hoffman
sailed yesterday in the steamer Cuba for England
A COOP APPoINTMENT.-We are gratifed to
record the appointment of General Butterfeld
as Assistant Treasurer of the United States
at New York. The Office is one of great i'm
portance and responsibility, and the officer
chosen is thoroughly qualified to fill it. He
has the reputation of distinguished soldier