The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-14

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rived In the lower bay. where she Is detained In
quarantine, several OF her crew having been III OF
| yellow fever.
| On Monday afternoon a riot Of a serious nature
occurred Eleventh avenue. near ll5th street. be-
tween procession OF Orangemen and crowd OF
| laborers. Numerous persons were injured. some OF
| them seriously.
| The case OF lawyer Mcclellan against Judge Dow
hing up before Judge Cardozo yesterday, on an
| application for permanent mandamus 10 allow
Mcclellan to practice in the Tombs Police Court.
Anidavlts of Judge Downing were read rejecting
severely on McCieian's course as a practising law
yer In the Tombs. The case was then adjourned
untl to morrow, in order that Mcclellan might have
time to prepare counter afidavits.
In the Bishop divorce case yesterday Judge Nc
Gum rendered decision ordering the defendant.
Nathaniel G. Bishop. back TO the county jail
until he consents to pay the alimony allowed the
plaintiff.
The Anchor line steamship Dacan, Captain Laird,
will leave pier 20 North river at twelve NJ. to-day
for Glasgow, calling at Londonderry to land passen
gers.
The Cunard steamship Java Captain Cook will
sail to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool. The mails
viii close at the Post ONCE at halfp past eight O'Clock
THIS morning.
! The steamship saragossa, Captain RYDER viii
leave pier No. North river at three p NJ to-day for
| Charleston, 5. G.
The stock market yesterday was strong and buoy
ant at the opening and underwent o large advance,
| hut reaction setting in prices became irregular
and depressed Gold advanced TO 1915, fell to
1865 and closed at 1878 1874
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
Colonel J. P. Fell, of Bloomington, H.; Dr. Hyatt
OF Buffalo; Major Charles E. Cosgrove. oil Maryland
Colonel A. Severing, OF Indiana; Colonel W. FISH, OF
Canada; Major II. d. Hastings OF Ba timore colonel
Charles Hun,ley OF Montana, and General Phelps,
OF Georgia are at the Metropolitan HOTEL
Colonel W. S. Lincoln. OF Washington; Major j. ).
Dyer OF Philadelphia ana Charles Curaie, of Genoa,
are at tue ST. Charles Hotel.
General ]. ". Bell of Washington; B. F. Spear,
OF North Carolina and JOS ID. Rocker, of Philadel
phia. are at the New York Hotei.
Edward Delano, Of New York. DR.. A. r. Becker,
Of Providence anq W. s. Grunee, Of Irvington, are
at the Brevoort House.
General Burnside, OF Rhode Island; ". Mcpherson.
of st. Louis; W. Ii. Holloway, OF Indianapolis; FL.
Allan OF Montreal and Baron Max Won Versen, OF
Prussia, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
James II. Beal. Of Boston, and Mons. Charlie,
OF Brest France, are at the Albemare Hotel.
J. A. Peasants, OF Richmond, Va, and S. D. Cald-
well, or buHal0, are ut tue HUHin9n House.
Prominent Departures.
p II. Lasher, for Du Luth, MIMI; General w. W.
Averil for saratoga; General W. Dwight Jr.. for |
Boston; r. H. Goddard. for Newport; DR.. G. Hair,
for Little Rock; Captain A. Dickens, for Bath. Me-;
Colonel S. j. Dennis, for Long Branch; DR.. J. Pres
cett Tor Philadelphia; Judge Qunley for Saratoga;
Colonel Black and DR.. Johnson, for White Noun
tains; General W. Fl. ellison and A. Gonzales, for
ID Iprar
tiona Congress at the Hague; d. b. ST. John and c.
II. Royce United States Consul to Prague sailed
yesterday on the steamsh hip Slesa for Cherbourg
Another Triumph for the Nineteenth Cen.
tury-successIui Laying Of the French
Atlantic Gable.
The empire Of France has became more
united and strengthened An electric thong
has been passed successfully between the
shores OF la belle nation and one of her trans
atlantic provinces. Brest and ST. Pierre shake
hands, and the cink of the jubilant goblet in
| honor of the event is almost heard stimuli
taneously in both places, each the representa-
tive locality of hemisphere Thus is another
bond of universal unity established and that
| nation is both craven and wicked that does
not wish good speed to all such undertakings
and great joy to all engaged in them.
| Our citizens remember the excitement that
attended the laying of the present Atlantic
| cables They recollect how the splendid
United States steam frigate Niagara left this
port on the Goth of April, 1857, to assist in the
great international work of submerging the first
| cable They will also remember how the then
| Secretary of the Navy, the venerable Toucey,
| who seemed to have no idea above the enter
| ing Of caveat for patent for a newly in
vented wooden nutmeg-how he refused to
allow HERALD correspondent to go out in
the Niagara, whereby much interesting cable
| history is lost to the world They will recol-
lect how the Niagara met the English man-of-
war Agamemnon, and how they both united
their energies for the accomplishment of this
sublime endeavor of connecting the Old and
the New Worlds, and how, when everything
was supposed to be working WELL suddenly
with scarcely moments warning, the cable
snapped-snapping at the same instant the
very heartstrings of those who had watched
its progress as a mother watches the dawning
mind of beautiful child. They may remem-
Der the descriptions showing how even old
oaken- hearted tars sobbed and wept at the
Disaster wept as If the tie that had bound
them to darling sweethearts and jolly old ship
mates had been sundersd, smitten, as it were,
by sharp scimitar They will also recollect
; the magnificent advertising spectacular
procession in this city on the lst of
September, 1858, in honor Of the sue
cessful laying of the cable-an event
that caused our citizens the loss Of
the cupola of their City Hall by fire
how the bellringer of the Hall, not Victor
Hugos ''Bell Ringer Of Notre Dame" but a
, bellringer who cared not -; how he rang