The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-27

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE vEsra.
BowERy TnEATRE-MARBLf HEART.
NEW YORK AQUARIuM-QUEnR FISHES.
TlvOLI THEATRE-yAgIeTY.
TONY PASTORS THEArRE-UoMc OPERA
COLUMBIA OPERA HOUsE-yARIErY.
ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-AssuAL EXHIBITION.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN-vAgIErY.
GU ADRUPLE SH + EFT.
NEW YORK. SUNDAY. MAY 81. 1877.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In J,tture all advertisements presented for pub
lication after eight O'Clock p. N. lriu De charged
double rates.
From Our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,reaucr IN Men York to-day miU be
warmer and fair or partly cloudy, scih occasional
shorers.
WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-The stock mar
ket was very dull and without interest. There
was a pretty general decline ut the close, and
the market finished weak. Gold opened at lO7
and fell to 10GTs, at which figure it closed
Government bonds were quiet, and, in sympathy
with gold, somewhat lower, while railroad bonds
were dull and irregular. Money on call was
sasy at 1l2 pig per cent, the closing rates
being the lowest Of the day.
No FIREWORKS ON the glorious Fourth.
AN OLD CITIZEN wants the reservoir saved.
BROOKLYN Is JOINING in the crusade against
swill milk.
A New FoUR-IN-HAND will run from Brooklyn
to Coney Island.
Ex-SpEAKER RANDALL has declared in favor
Of change in our commercial policy.
THE WESTMINSTER PoLo CLUB will play their
first match this season next Tuesday.
SPlTz DOC rescued from the pound in Phil
adelphia expressed his joy by biting Off child's
ear.
BURGLARY by chief of police is the latest
from Connecticut. The culprit has been ar
rested
RECEIVER APrLEBy filed his report yesterday
in the matter of the Metropolitan Insurance Com
pany.
CALIFORNIA JUDGES should steer clear of
'banco" in New York. Orrn c. Platt has learned
this from experience.
ENGLAND is excited about the probable winner
Of the Derby, while the Russians play their little
game in Asia Minor.
THE FASHIONABLE EXODUS for Europe has set
in, and the outgoing steamers are crowded
with saloon passengers.
The DIVORCE SUIT of Mrs. Roe against her
husband for cruel and inhuman treatment has
been decided in her favor.
THE Bulls" AND CLEARS" had little target
practice yesterday at Creedmoor, but did not
succeed in getting up corner in bulls eyes.
The VEIL has not yet been lifted from the
Gunser murder, and the gossips insist that the
widow knows more of the tragedy than she cares
to reveal.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN and Mayor Ely
are unhappy over the appointment of the new
Police Commissioner. The Fathers will not have
. republican.
THE LAWSUIT between the Countess Helm
ruch and the executors of Dan Marley, the old
furniture man. reads like q chapter out Of sen
sational novel.
The vAssAR GIRLS invaded West Point yes
terday and met with warm reception FROM the
cadets, several of whom were severely wounded
In the encounter.
CARDINAL McCLosKEY last week ordaned
seven priests and conferred holy orders Oh some
eighty-fonr postulants. The ceremonies were
very impressive.
JUDGE BARNARD yesterday allowed the
Huested divorce case to be reopened The hus-
band now charges his wife with improper con-
duct, and the promises to become still more
notorious.
Ben BUTLER, it is said, has resolved to take
himself and his fortunes to Colorado. New
England is by far too small and too incons:der-
able place for n man of his wide embracing
sympsthies In his new home in the Centennial
State he will devote himself to the pastoral occi-
patton Of sheep shearing, abandoning for the
nonce the political warpath. 1t would not,
however, be astonishing to see the gentle Ben b.
turn up in Washington full fedgcd Senator.
The WEATrIER.-Ihe conditions have changed
but little since Friday. The area OF high press
ure still extends all the region between
the Mississippi Valley and the Atlantic rs far
southwark rs the Gulf and northward Of the
fifticth parallel. R4.us have fallen on the
Middle and North Atlantic coasts, butdid not ex-
tend far inland. Light rains have also fallen in
the Missouri and Platte valleys, and III the
Southwest. The winds at all points have been
from fresh to moderate, but owing to the move
ment Of many small disturbances were very
variable fhrongh the day. The low pressIIres in