New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-10

VIZ w
tho representatives Of tho people and the
press The King of Sweden, on opening the Cham
bers recommended several important reforms. 4
revolution has broken out in Greece. King Otho
has abdioated in favor Of Lis brother but the Pro
visonsl Government has declared the Bavarian line
extinct The steamship Hammonia, from SouthamP-
ton Oct ~ arrived here last night From the gum
m,ay Of her news, which has been anticipated by
the Norwegian aud Scotia, we give some additional
items Of interest," as tue report about the murder "'
the Captain Of the Sumter II letter frQm Mr. Mason
TO Tie Tnde1, the organ Of the Rebels in England,
and news from our countryman, Gen. Ward, IN China
EARLY on Sunday morning fro broke Out IA
the Asylum for Roman Catholic orphan boys n
brooklyn, which resrited in the loss of two hye'
aud the complete destruction Of the building. The
fire was caused by the overheating OF Hue. lht
teachers were aroused from their slumbers 10y one
of the LADY assistants There were 246 children IL
the Asyluu, and when the roll was 0,llod all ie
spouded 70 their names but two, Michael Carncb
and Daniel McMuun. All tia children were pro-
weed with shoes by Mr. McNaily and the q con
veyed to the Romsp Catholic Orphan Asylum io'
girls, where they will be cared for until other ar
rsnganents have been made.
Tile Hon. Simon Cameron. Minister TO Russia
returned on Saturday from st. Petersburg, having
received a short furough. He las not resigned hi
position rs yet, but win leave for Washington cI
Monday to consult with The Administration. ii'
reports the friendly feeling Of The Kuss'an Goveii
nent to be as s,eadfast as The other EuropeaT
lGoyernmenis are still considering the question o
Intervention. Mr. Cameron states that three I'm
iaenso iron-clad s,oam are being constructed II
England, with which il Ia supposed ali attack vii
be made upon our Northern cities.
The Rev. Wm Berrian. ID. d., rector Of Trini,,
Church in this city, died on Friday. lie was Gale
to Trinity Parish in 1911. In 1850 no preached hi
lsenu.ceuiennial sermon, in which be remarked ths
be was baptized in Trinity parish, confirmed in 81
Georges Chapel, and preached his first sermon il
St. Pall's. VITA the exception af very brief pc
.iod Trty Parish bas boen the field of his ministe
rial la0oys.
Mr. S.ephsn Bottsfoti Of THE city, aged %. o.
Friday evening cut bis threat with razor in Tia
presence Of his father. He had retired at IN earl
hour bu, returned 10 the parlor. orcbed drawer II
the bureau, took tbcrefrom razor, and drew
across his ihroL. tie WAS lsborng under temPcrar
iusanit..
The heavy gale and now-s'orm continued at II
terya, all through Saturday and Sunday, thong
| growing warine-. so tia, the STOW rapidly me,te
away. II extended all over tie country from th
Mississippi to the Atlantic. large number of ma
rine disasters are reported in our columns
--Oscr 800 Indians have been convicted by tlp
Military Commission at the Lower SIOUX Agency @
rsrcipators 10 the lae horrible m,ssacres, and az
condemned to be hung. The people Of Ainnesoia, t.
a n IN. are in favor of their immediate execution.
Tie Presden; ba. rendered TO Schuyler Colfu,
The SecFeiarysbip Of the Iaierior, in the event o
Secretary Sntb acceptance OF tle Jadgcship OF the
United States supreme Court.
The British bar, Mary Roeerron wa lot at ses
Oh .le 2lh ait One seaInan Was washed over
board. TlIe remainder Of the crew were taken oa
the wreck ly the steamer Scotia.
-Mr. Thomas Collyer, we'll known as an extensive
ship-buiicer Of this ci,y, died On Friday.
Tie Stock market was strong At the opening hu
-wh4. irregular A, the Second Bosrd the maIhei va
Gdy sctye without much charge IN prices some ds.rp
ion. ae,e nGo higher I'D .riao lower REoharg
closed 4tesdy la5 fseshs wore dun snd heavy. Tier
we've large dealing. in Gold closing at i3,.
The Broadsiuss and Provision market. ftry active
Flou wss Up 20 loo ? bbl and whes, &C. q bu,heL