The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-13
IONA for the purpose Of hunting Apache

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! Indians.
At Prescott. Arizona nour "a thirty six dollars pei
| barrel gold; butter two dollars per pound, and
eggs sixteen cents each
Several CHEYENNE chiefs are endeavoring Ia
STIR up their tribes 10 another war against tae
whites in the spring. The Arapahoe indians' VINO
are living peaceaby on their reservation near Fori
Sill, oppose the schemes OF the Cheyenne warriors
A barn IN palmyra. Ne, containing large guam
tity OF hay, sixteen head of cattle, two horses and
twenty sheen was with all its contents, destroyed
by fire Thursday night
George w. Chapman. OF Saratoga, has been
Amounted canal Commissioner by Governor HoG
man. TO MI the vacancy oceasloned by the death OF
i the late Oliver Bascom.
The schooner Pilot was wrecked OF Star Island, on
I the Massachusetts coast on Tuesday, owing to a
! mirage by which the captain was deceived into
| thinking the lighthouse was long way cT when 1t
was very near
Mr.. BlatcAford, Deputy Collector OF the Bonded
Warehouse branch OF the Custom House, has been
suspended nom dutysby Collector Grinneli, pending
an examination into the drawback frauds. MIR.
Broome has been appointed Deputy Collector pro
fempoye.
a man calling himself John Crawford was ar
rested In this city on Thursday night by the sheriff
OF Chatauqua county. who declared him to be Luke
Eagan the burglar. robbed store IN that comfy
some lime ago ana for whom reward Of $1,000
was offered. superintendent Kennedy ordered the
sheriff TO hurry away with him Tor fear Of habcas
corpus which the Sheriff did, and now seyers! dc,
tectlves alege that the prisoner was Luke Eagan
at ALL
The skeletons of two children were found in the
ilue or the tenement house No. l62 East Twenty
eighth street yesterday. No one living In the house
seemed 10 know anything about them except to nave
remarked sometime ago very disagreeable stencil
which they were unable to Locate The matter is
another mystery.
The sidowheel steamship De soto, Captain Morton,
viii leave pier So North river At three p N. to-day
for New dreams.
The steamship George Washington, Captain
wager, viii sal! from pier No. North river at three
T. NJ. to-day ior New Orleans.
The steamer General Sedgwick, Captain Gates
FOR Galveston, via Key West viii leave pier 20 East
river at three I. NJ today.
The steamship Alabama, Captain Limeburner
win leave pier % North river at three 2. ii to-day
Tor Fernandina and Mobile
The sdewheel steamship Manhattan Captain NJ. $.
woodruff, VIII sail at P. NJ. to-day from per NO,
North river for Charles ton, $. q.
The steamship Isaac Bell, Captain Bourne, VII
leave pier 20 North river at +. 81 to-day for Nor
folk, City Point and Eichm
The stock market yesterday was ieverlsh ana
weak. Gold was steady. closing finally a. 1855.
Prominent Arrivals IL the City.
Ex-Governor william Bross, OF Illinois; Judge
Busted, of Alabama II. Sib'ey, OF Rochester; Q. A.
Keep and L. B. Phillips, Of Chicago are at the St.
Nicholas Hotel
General ]. Jones. OF Morrlsiown: Professor A. T.
Bedsoe Of Baltimore and Or. j. y. Logan, OF Phila
delpha, are al the New York Hotel.
George N. Pullman. OF Chicago: Homer AIendur
Of springfield, and DR.. D. E. Craig, OF PAladel9nla
are at the Brevoort House.
General A. l. Meyer, of the United states Army, and
A. q. Peabody. OF Warrenburg are at the Genham
Hotel.
G. NATION Of 0swego; Colonel L. Scott, Of Eris
Ex-Governor +. :. Lowe, OF California, and II. b.
Bemus or chicago, are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Right Rev. DR.. Fitzgerald Bishop OF Little Rock
Ark, Right Rev. Or. Feahan, bishop OF Nashville,
Tenn, are at Sweeny's Hotel
MAJOR Q. 5. Weathertree, OF Saratoga; George
Chapman, OF Cincinnati, and Professor ]. Case, OF
Troy, are Gt the s.. Charles Hotel.
A. NJ. White, Of Chicago; J. 5. Worden, OF the
United States Army, and DR.. o. ". sheett of wash
ington, are o. tie Metropolitan Hotel.
Rev. 1onn ]. Kane Catholic pastor Of Harper's
parocnal residence OF the parish OF st. Paul.
Prominent Departures.
z. II. sawyer, for astiHampton; +. X. Lothrop
for Boston; t. Margueze, for Boston, q. Q. Chatter.
for Springfield; DR.. J. G. Mckee, for Fort Wads-
worth; G. A. Shaw. for Boston, and George D. Sted.
man. for Cincinnati.