The New York herald., 1869-09-12
pass to the dead statesman was
addressed yesterday BY Henry 5. foote and Andrew

pass relative TO the dead statesman was
addressed yester day BY Henry s. foote and Andrew
| johnson. --,-.-.--.--
The lists OF marine disasters resulting from the
disastrous gales In the Eastern States are already
| coming In, as will be seen BY reference to our
shipping intelligence this morning. The steamer
| Cambridge Is at Rockland. Me-. where she arrived
after terrible night having fallen into the trough
Of the sea and drfted. Two vessels on Cape Point
are total wrecks seventeen OF the crew OF one OF
| them being missing
| Sophia NJ. Grange, Of Montreal sued James Run
ming. OF the same CITY, for breach OF promise laying
| her damages at sec, 900. The trial was concluded
yesterday, the jury returning verdict for plaintiff
| for the sum OF $500.
over nfty vessels arrived at Quebec yesterday
| from the Gulf OF st. Lawrence Among them was q
ship which made the run from Glasgow in twenty
one days. Two ships bound for Quebec were lost In
the Gulf during the gale OF Wednesday, their crews
we're saved.
The City.
The will OF the late Henry Keep leaves all his
property to his wife and daughter and immediate
relatives Of the family The estate Is valued at
$40O, 900.
At the Fashion Course yesterday hurdle race at
heats was run and won by Lobehs in two straight
heats In 1:51% and 1:53A, which Is extraordinary
hurdle time
The stock market yesterday was steady and strong
until after the unfavorable bank statement, when IL
sharply declined Gold rose to 1884, closing finally
at 1851 1851.
The aggregate amount OF business consummated
in commercial circles yesterday was dlminutive,
though some articles were freely dealt IN.
Cof1ee quiet but steady. Cotton opened strong,
but closed weak at SAC. for middling upland.
On 'ChaDge Flour was dull and heavy, though
fatrI
active and hrmer. Corn was dull and lower, while
oats were in fair demand ana firm. Pork was quiet,
but held for full prices while other kinds Of pro-
visions generally dull and heavy. Naval stores
were active and higher for turpentine, but quiet
though firm for other kinds. Petroleum was ex.
ceedingy quiet and heavy, though prices were no
lower Freights were quiet but 1rm. Whiskey was
in more demand and SC. 1oc. per gallon higher,
closing at 81 q 81 2o, tox paid.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
General G. ". Cass. OF Pittsburg; Mr.. Vaughan
Richards OF Indiana; Samuel Milligan and Captain
c. B. Church, Of Tennessee, are at the st. Nicholas
hotel
General Sackett Of the United States Army, Is at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Lieutenant Larcom OF the British Navy, aud e.
Kendall, OF London, are at the Clarendon Hotel.
Colonel Upton s. Porle, OF Chicago; John Denier,
of New Orleans; Professor John @. Butts, Of Rich
mond and Colonel II. B. Newell, OF Indiana, are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
Professor Silllman, Of New Haven; Captain Wal
lace, OF the United States Marine Corps; Surgeon A.
A. Hooking, Chas McGregor and VIM. whitehead.
OF the United States Navy, are at the Astor House.
Prominent Departures.
Colonel A. J. Smith, for Syracuse; Colonel J. b.
Cannon, for Baltimore; Professor Reid, for san.
dusKy, and Captain r. 8. Green for Richmond Va.