New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
GENERAL NENV@.

GENERAL NICNV&.
Accounts from Utah represent the recently
appointed United States Judges TO be dissatisfied
with the condition of affairs in that Territory, The
Legislative Assembly still throwing every obstacle
in the way of holding courts and bringing criminals
to Justice. Senator Browning of Illinois has intro.
duced bill endeavoring TO remedy these defects,
but from all accounts one thing seems 10 be certain
namely. that the United States Government Will
have to meet the issue in Utah at once and for all,
by prompt and vigorous measures. Owing to the
inefficient conduct Of former Administrations, the
accommodating evils have become difficult to remedy,
and the former contempt for the Home Government
intensified.
By the arrival of the British Queen the Roam
oke and the Ariel, at this port we have dates from
Havana to Dec. %, and from Panama to Dec ID.
The news is of no great Importance. The rebels IN
Venezuela are ready TO submit. The Commander
in Chief of the Conservative party Of New-Cranada,
Gen. Alboleda, has been assassnsted which event,
il is believed, will hasten the conclusion Of peace
The State Convention Of Panama has elected
Liberal Governor and exed the Bishop. The
British Admiral Milne arrived at Nassau Dec. II,
and left again on Dec. ~ for Bermuda.
The Aldermen on Saturday voted a large number
Of donations to charitable and religious societies.
letter was received from the Central Park Commits
soDers giving an account Of their operations. Aid.
Froment wanted j, printed but the Ring would not
permit it, lest it might damage their scheme ior gel
ting hold Of the Para.
The Glasgow, from Liverpool Dec. 10. arrived
at this port yesterday. Her news has been nutis-
pated We have by the Glasgow au1 Europa, sx
dates later files than those previously received, and
we give from them rome additional intelligence on
European affairs.
"A ho,sicide was committed on the ,hip Francis
D. Cutting on Friday night The Second Mate,
Thomas b. Hutchinson s,ruc, a sailor named Henry
Oliver with club whercupon Oliver shot him
through the breast. lie died soon siterward, and
Oliver was arrested.
Maj. sprague Of the United States Army has
been allowed leave OF absence till further orders.
This is to enable him to accept the position Of
Acknowledgement Of the State Of New-YoIk under
Gen. Seymonr's Administrations
Up to the present time about 800 package,
containing sums ranging from g. 10 500, have been
received at the Posi-Oiioe in ibis city, Of which
about 200 have been examined, and are ready for
redemption.
Gov. Seymour Of this State has appointed his
military staff. Maj. Spraguc Of the Regular Army
10 Adjatant General and District-Aitorney Water
bury Of this city is Judge-Adyoeate General
The ship Sea King, which smiled from San Fran
cisco for Liverpool on the 9th Of September, was
lost wien ten days out, and all on board persisted
save the tLird mate.
claiborne +. jackson, the fugitive Governor Of
Missouri, is said to have died at Little Rock, Ark,
on the Sth inst.
The Stock market was very strong during Satur-
d2y in rafosd bonds sad shares. bu, OoyoTnun securities
have been neglected The amour, Of transactions
s,c.ed by the hnness Of hOdeIs but there was neral
dyance IN quotations OF 10 J. g cen, in tue speculative
shares. AZ tic Second Board the maket excited
unusually active with the Morning Board for
mort descriptions Governments dull and weak ii tie
Second Jafd spting Onc-Icar Cchc4;es which were
hrmer. At the Third Board the highest price Of tho day
not fully sustained and the market ciced dun. Til.
market is dull Foreign Exchange but rates unchanged
Fsesh very quiet bat whou, much change
In Gold there ma been movement; and the market al
closing price Of 'idry the Money market abundautiy
easy good co.a.eras a. 0b q cent call There but
little doing ia paper IN consequence Of the small supply he
rates f9r rstcsfs signatures range from 3 90
s.--a-s