New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-30

pueba. Miramon, as was 10 be expected, has also
turned traitor, and warmly supports The French In
vasiou. The inhabitants of Matsmoras are said to
have received the French troops cordially.
The Governor elect of New.Yorl, Horatio Sey-
mour, will be inaugurated on Thursday, Jan. l.
TIE Legislature will convene on Tuesday, Jan. O.
The Senate, having been organized last Winter,
will DO ready to proceed business, but the Assem-
bly, will have to elect all it's ofcers Both psgties
are saDguine Of carrying the organization.
The Hon. Schuyler Colfax left town yesterday
for Washington, the pressure of Department busi-
ness necesstating his return before tue close Of the
holidays. Mr. Colfax is very generally spoken OF
for the Speakership OF the next House.
The old sloop-of-wsr Saratoga reached Philadel-
pha few days since from tho west coast of Africa.
She Las captured two slavers since she left. Being
an old and an old.Msbioned vessel, she will hardly
be put in service again.
The Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
having refused 10 convey the mails between those
service will be suspended from the first of January.
cities, for the compensation authorized by law, the
Yesterday an inquest was hela on the body Of
Mary Dcmares. at No. 80 Howard street. llei
death was the result of violence at tue hands Of
Patrick Boyle, an Iiishman.
Mrs. Margaret Mclaughlin died on Sunday
from the effects of injuries inflicted by Austin
Heeny, an Irishman, her brother, last Thursday
evening
The Councilmen have concurred with the Ring,
alias Aldermen, in voting an increase Of salary to
the officers of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
Thomas II. Hicks, Ex-Governor Of Maryland,
has been appointed t. S. Senator from that State,
in place Of James A. Pesrce, deceased.
The telegraph to Cape Race has been repaired,
and is now in working order. The late storm was
very severe in the vicinity Of this line.
The stock market was very active and buoyant
Yesterday morning COR bonds ana shares Governments were
dull at about Saturdays quotations 70! railroad bonds there
large inquiry, G. advancing rates. The attention oil
specusloI TO be drawn to the owprced descfp
TONS which offer large margin for profit, At the Second
Board III, market very much excited and further
advance established most OF the shares The sales
ere unusually sny quantity Of stock being taken which
offered at the current quotations Railroad bonds con
tnued in good demand, with upward tendency Govern
meus rather more active and were irn AT the close
after the Third BOARD quotations were strong The nk
for foreign bills quiet. and rather higher Sterling i',
lac Franco 390d385. Freishts dull. The money
make, is without portan change. There Ia little more
activity. 10 at this of the year. but TIN
supply is abundant a. 5G7 y call Paper as be'o
quoted The market for gold has been fairly active and
further advance of y es,abshed. The sae' a
the Morning Board shout $4,000. a. 1921 03l De
msnd Notes also finn 1t 27l which is better. Thu
OneYeAr Certificates sold at o6i which further improve
rsut OF p cent In seven-Thire. there little done
and the market unchanged.