, 1870-05-24
NEW YORK.

Special Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
SEARCH FOR TIE CUBAN PH1vA1EzR urroN.
NEW YoRK, May e3.-Orlers were sent from
Washington this morning to TT ont two steamers
to proceed down the bag and ont to sea immcdL.
ate1y. Two steamers were prepared, end sailed at
O'Clock, carrying force Of marines, with
provisions for four days Anothc.
steamer Etll Start during the
night under sealed orders It Is hluted that the
Cuban steamer Upton is disabled, and has been
spoken about TWO hundred miles southeast OF
Sandy Hook, unable to proceed. Her supply Of
coal was short when she left, and her machinery
was not in good ort1er. The Cubans are fearful
that II not captured, she will be
obliged to put into q United States
port In distress, and VIII follow the fate Of the
Hornet A schooner that sailed yesterday is sup
posed to have carried supply Of arms and ammn-
milton to the Insurgents but the ahppers retusc to
tell what she contained.
WALL. SsREET.
The money market WIS very easy to-day. Many
loans we're made at 3 per cent, There was moth
ing impaztant in the steck and gold markets.
though there was general feeling Of uneasuesa
and fluctuations In several stocks
SMUGGLING else.
The trial Of the Purser Of the steamer Missouri,
for smuggling cigars from Havana, began to-day,
before Commissioner Osborn. decision has not
among steamship officers and importers. The
prosecution 1s under the criminal Law, and will
test the question whether goods that have not
been brought on ehore can be considered rs
smuggled.
THE M'FARLASD CASE BRIBERY
The Sun this morning says that one OF tho Wit
nesses in the McFarlnnd trial received s, ,so0 for
his testimony. The Tribune has the same report,
and 1ntlmates that Dr. Hammond, who testified to
McFa1lands insanity, Was the recipient Of this
pecunIary testimonial
Ito the AEsociatcd Prrsal
REMOVAL OF STEAMSHIP DOCKS
NEW IoEK, May 43-Neg0tiottons ure progress
Ing for removal Of tie Cunard docks to Ho-
hoEen.
Aianson Robinson, Director Of the Northwest
The festival efRa of ihe Arbater Union was cclc-
b1ated to-day at Jones' Wood.
SUtT FOR DAMAGES.
An action has been commenced In the Supreme
Court by Tracey E. Roberts to recover S1G0U9 for
Injuries sustained on the Toledo 4 Wabash Rail-
road. Defendants claim that plaintiff WIS using
pass ut the time.
Arrangements were made to-day, By the Third
prrsbytery, for The installation Of Rev. 3ir Uows,
son OF the cM'hcnt DE. DowE, Of DetruIt over the
clarenont Church; 1oSsTrs, Msx no51;
Counterfeit tens, on the Central National Bank
Of Rome, 1re In circulation.
QuAkER WEAKLY MEETING.
The sthtiy meeting Of Hckste Quakers began
ut the serera! Friends Meeting Houses in New
York and Brooklyn yesterday The 1lst days ses-
sion Was only for worship, aud was public but the
bEsintss meetings through the week will be
private, md will he held ID RUTHERFORD Place.
GIN AND NILE.
Rcy. Charles B. Smythe opened ehc1ch Of his
Owl, at MasonlC Hall, yesterday mornicg. The
congregation, comprising about 100 peu1,ie, re-
ceived The pastor with partially suppressed cheers
Nj. Sm}the, In the course oi his sermon, threw
his arms ADORE bis head, and exclaimed with en-
fhustasm, "I hdre no cha!ns to bind mc-no
straight Jacket to cramp me. have nothing, be-
loved fstends, to prevent nc from going forwarl.'
He claimed 10 he tefo1Mcs, Ike Wesley anu
WhItfe1d-
WIFE MURDER.
Patrick Murphy, of Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn,
on Sunaay. split Ills m1fe's head open w1sh q
hatchet The woman Is not dc1d, but sinking.
EVANGELICAL AILAEEE
/ meeting WIS held at tie Brooklyn Tabernacle
Church, on Sunday, in the interest Of the EyanEel
Eeal Alliance Addresses were delivered By Bishop
Jones, Rer. DR.. Eidridgc, and Rev. Dr.. Thompson.
EAy4L INVENTION.
A nayal architect, named Ounkt1, Ciaim5 to
have constructed new style Of vessel, ImpeT-
yions to shell and shot.
IMrORT4SrRAILR0AD FKnJECT.
Surveying paFtiea are busily engaged in laying
On The route of the Proposed National }iaiifpau
from Philadelphia to Sew York, In opposition to
tho Camden AmboT.