The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-10

obnoxious uniform order to sGJ1 an extent that IL
IL virtually revoked.
The Board OF Assistant Aldermen yesterday passed
resolutions rendering tho Inequalities OF the city TO
the Harvard crew. and appointing committee 10
solicit subscriptions FOR the relief OF the families
OF the Av0ndale miners.
The mman line steamship City Of washington,
Captain Jones' VIII leave pier as North river OF ton
O'Clock tomorrow Saturday morning. for Queens
town aud Liverpool. The European mails wiz close
at the Post once at eight A. M, 1lth inst.
The National line steamship France, Captain
Grace will sail at nine A. NJ. tomorrow Saturday,
from pier Al North river, for Liverpool calling at
Queenstown to land passengers, &C.
The steamship Sherman. Captain Henry, OF the
Merchants line will leave pier No. IL North river AZ
three p. M on saturday 18th inst, for New Orleans
, direct.
The stock market yesterday was generally steady.
The only excitement was with reference to Erie.
which was readmitted to the cali AZ the stock Ex-
change. Gold closed fnalIy at 1854.
Prominent Arrivals In the City.
R. R. Bridgers, Of North Carolina; Colonel W. M.
wadey, Of Georgia, AID Major W. q. Beardsley. Of
Auburn, are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
Colonel l.. F. Bates, OF North Carolina: Judge q.
". Noble, OF Chcagoa Iieutenant Commanding q. w.
Armcntroth, OF the United states Navy; Judge n
Fiagg. of Quincy, Ill.,; Colonel b. +. Langley. Of
New Orleans; Colonel r. P. Smith, OF Wisconsin, and
Colonel W. @. Bell, OF South Carolina are ut the
Metropolitan Hotel.
Lewis Leland OF California; Colonel n. II. Spear
ing, OF Pennsylvania, and Major s. Paris, OF Phila
dephia, are at the ~. Charles Hotel.
Q. Calacazy, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotentiary from Russia to the United States is
at the Brevoort House.
7 7 Mari Of
General owen. OF Philadelphia and Mr.. De Grafren-
ried and A. A. Powell, Of Georgia, arc at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Colonel A. Carton, Of the Russian Army; Colonel
B. Cannon, Of Maryland. and G. NJ. Parker, Of Mo.
bile. are at the Hoffman House.
Felix Foucou, Of Paris; Charles 9. Robbins of Mem.
phis and Alexander D. Campbell, OF Philadelphia,
are ut the Albemarle Hotel.
Lieutenant Commanding Yates Sterling Of tho
United States Navy; Colonel q. D. Raymond Michael
Meylert. OF Pennsylvania; Senator Graham. Of
Middletown, and General W. C. squlres, are at the
Aston House.
Prominent Departures.
Major William GOuverneur Morris, recently an
pointed United States Marshal for California, left
the city for his post. by the Pacific Railroad on
Thursday. This Is an appointment thai does honor
to the perception and judgment Of the President.
MAJOR Morris is of the old Knckerbocker strain
and was son OF the late General William W. Nor.
ris OF the United States Army, and descendant Of
the fine old gentleman of Revolutionary fame whose
name he bears. Although not brought up in the
army he readily responded to the call OF the country
for defenders In the hour OF peril and gave to the
nation five years of eficient ana gallant service.
He was educated at Cambridge and studied the pro.
fesslon of law, and having been many years resi-
dent of California Is thus eminentiy fitted for his
position BY knowledge of his duties and acquaint.
anca with his district
Judge Mcneil. for Newburg; Oleon Rangabe,
Charge d'Aaires for Greece for Newport; General H.
II. Barker for Boston; Colonel g. Draper for Al
bany; MAJOR E. Curtis. for Washington; Doctor NJ.
Coolidge and Colonel whitney, for Philadelphia;
Colonel II. B. Birnbaum. for Cape May