New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

GEN NERAL NEWS.
The Persia. from Liverpool Nov. s, via Queens
town Nov g. arrived at this port Yesterday, bringing
two days later news from Europe. New mediation
ramois are again ahoat. France Is said 10 have pro-
posed to Russia and England to take the CONDITION Of
America into serious cotsidera,ion, with view Of
putting an end to tue bosl'tes snd, as the example
Of The London Herald shows, there are still fools
who believe in these runoIs The Liverpool Cham
Der of Commerce has Lad discussion GU the destuc-
ton Of British property by tie Alabams and brought
the matter to the notice q Ear Resell. Spain is
said to have denaoded The pnnishHieu; Of those
Americans who violated tie Spanish flag. The
American Minister at Madrid has 0i--yowed the
conduct Of tie captain Of lie Montgomery We!
encouraging efforts mace Oh the peeent prospects
of the Atlantic Gable enterprise, which Iii. Cyrus
Field is again presenting with uniting yigor King
Osho is said to have protested against his detiroue
ment. TIE Turks are afraid Of an invasion Of their
territory 10y the Greeks, and Naples volunteers are
enlstiDs for the Greek array.
superintendent heunedys trial before tie Po.
lice Commissioners commenced yesterday on charges
of improper conduct il connection with the Brns.
made affair. The TESTIMONY Of Mrs. Il iu-maie was
particularly piquant, especially in regard 10 tue af
feetions;s treatment Of Mr.. Bowes when bringing
her to this city, ard Of P,ovosl.Msrsb Bakers AL
mira,ion of portraits in her Possession; Of Lis inter I
view with her in tie Forty-seventh-sireet Station
House when lac wanted Ter to 10 to Philadelphia,
"where Mr. Kennedy or any body else could hot al
rest her." Why she did not accept bis offer Of
lease is not given III the testimony Mrs. Brusmade
does state, however, thai Sir. Dowes and Mir.
Baker treated her ru2oly. SIZE said her treason con-
sisted in her saying that Sionewali jackson Mas the
only man who would fight; and she was hot pre-
pared to recede fom that statement. Tie Witnesses
examined yesterday all on the side Of tie
prosecution. The case was adjourned over iii
Monday pext at II o'clock.
- Puoctually, and exactly in accordance with tie
orders of Fernando Wood, Mf. Jspanese Boole yes
terday, after egretiul tears, declued the Tam
many nomination for Controller. The CouroIys
were for moment in bigh glee, and each vas sure
OF the nomination. But Fernando Lad not played
his right bower, and for time all was uncertainty.
Finally the curtain lifted and the Ccnuollys were
eucbred Justice Matthew I. Brennan MAS Woods
choice and the Connolly aave it up, not daring
even to growl. The reason. why Wood preferred
Brennan TO the other Justice was because the for
ners name NJ. T., egnifying the union Of The
factions aud he is now known Mozart Tammany
Brennan, the special property Of +. Wood, esq
BY the arrival of tie Eagle, we have Havana
news 10 Nov. 49, The D.ar,O de Ia Naylna was
greatly excited against the New-York pres, and
slancby denied that tue Blanche, which was
ashore by the United States gunboat Montgomery.
brought any slaves There were, however, the
strongest Teasops for assuming that Notwithstanding
the denial Of the DsdTaO, such was really the
The Mexican residents of Havana have subscribed
large sum for aiding the Government Of Juarez.
There had been no arrivals Of Confederate vessels,
and only oue DEPARTURE the schooner Ariel, for
Matamoras.
"A horrible murder Of q young woman, named
Clementina Anderson, by DIR. Brown, an Eighth
avenue abortionist, came to light in the Ninth Ward
on "wednesday night. DR.. Brown, it appears, has
been pracicng bis nefsrious trade for at least eight
years. Eliza Gordon was the nurse and cook Of the
abortion establishment. Augustus l.. Simms was
the deeeiyer Of the victim and even in her dying
moments he deserted her. Coroner Ranney is hold
ing an Inquest on the body. Simms is yet at large.
Richard B. Connolly for Controller, and Richard
OGorman for Counsel 10 the Corporation, are nom-
nations which have been made on the basis Of the
People against Corruption" "Tammany and Mo-
Fart Democracy opposed to Tammany and Mozart
purchased committees Peridy rebuked, +" I" Hon
esty rewarded" and "the Democratic Union and
Conservative" ticket. How, or where. or when
these nominations made, doth not appear, ex-
cept i'll the advertising column.
Capt Dryer Of tie ship Robert L. Lane, from
Liverpool for this port, was murdered by tie crew
on the LIST inst. lie was endeavOrlng TO quel Gis-
turbance, when two sailors, Moore and Patsey,
stabbed bin. The first officer, Mr.. Leonard, aided
by the passengers, subdusd the muiineers, one Of
whom (Patsey) was killed The others were ar
rested ON the arrival Of the ship yesterday Capt.
Dryer commanded the packet-Ship Columbia for
many years.
The political cabal, known as the Board Of
Councilmen, did 10 public business yesterday. There
was a Democratic meeting at Tamnany Hal, ana
the CouDcilmen Of that faith went over 10 BEE
who Fernando Wood was going to compel them 10
ysss for.
The steamship America, Of The Niagara route,