New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-27

the same time saying he tired Of being wbite slave
at the North and longcd for home D tie sunny South
this meanspirited wretch, John Brodhead. was on
Tuesday night regularly nominated by the Democratic
City Convention Of Philadelphia the candidate Of the
party for City Treasurer. He is fit standardbearer
for the Woodward Copperheads
Henry J. Childs was arrested on Tuesday
evening, charged With issuing incendary circular,
addressed To the Sons of Liberty" advising that re-
spectacle body to raise $4,000 test the constitution
atty of the CONSUMPTION act. The wording of the cir
cular was declared to be inccndiary and biposter
named Ralph Johnson the author Henry D. Childs ana
the printer, John Dickson Of No. Tryon Row. were
arrested and handed over to Deputy Provost Mar
shal Nugent subject to the orders of Gen. Candy.
Drafting moved on quietly yesterday, the
Seventh. Twentieth. and Twenty first wards pelhg
finished Only five wards remain undrawn. In
the With Congressional District the proper Oh
ficers have already begun TO hear claims Tor ex'
emption The drafted In This district nave peeh
notified to appear on or before the Cd of September
The Toronto Leader announces the discovery
Of REASONABLE plot to betray Canada into the hands
Of the Lincoln Government, and says Mr. Archibald
the British Consul at New.York. has communicated the
acts 10 the Brltlsn lut IN "
feeble impostion--a sort of Mlk.and-Darcy MCGEE
affair. Mr.. Archibald knows nothing Of it.
The United States steam frigate Brooklyn,
Capt. George +. Emmons, arrived at this port on
Wednesday morning from Port Royal the "lst inst and
Charleston Bar odd She has on board the bodies OF
Capt Rogers and Paymaster Woodbury. Of the monitor
Kaatski killed in action during the bombardmont OF
Fort Sumter
Twenty-Five thousand tuns Of coal were sold
on Wednesday at the Merchants Exchange Salesrooms
by the Delaware, Lacknwanna and Great Western
Railroad Company. The lump brought 60 f2ias o.;
y tun; steamboat sc 97as7 O5i CRATE. Sc 6Odso 49,
egg &c 92iG Sc 97l; stove 81 97ids7 l3i chestnut
s. soas5 IS.
The latest news from Lawrence is that Gen.
Lane had returned after killing IL Of QuantrelFs mur
derers Thus far 100 dead bodies have been found IN
Lawrence; ls2 buildings were burned IS widows and
2i5 orphans tell the sad story Of Quantres raid Even
the sayages offer their services to hunt the white hends
John McAllister indicted for the murder OF
the negro Williams was brought before Judge Leonard
on Wednesday on application 10 be bsilod. After look
ing into the case the Judge refused the request and sent
him back to prison.
During the heavy gale Of wednesday ight the
schooner Pursuit laden with coal sunk at her anchor
age at Hayre de Grace. Capt Travcrs, his wife, and
two other persons drowned. The bodies were re-
covered.
The steamship North Star arrived at this
port on Wednesday from Aspnwan, bringing about
500 900 In gold
Returns from JOG counties in Kentucky show
majority Of 50G2 for Bramctte. Union candidate foT
Governor.
The Stock market was lower yesterday. Each
ep In Of the market 10 m~t by outsiders who DE-
sire 10 realize and for fhor, time Acr each advance TIC
offerings from these holder, temporarily deprcs the mair
Governments were moderately active and fr AZ the Second
Board the downward tendency continued, and thafe WA
strong disposition among ou;sde hoter TO realize ~ the
o. H. Public Board the msIhet still lower, and eio.'i
heavy Sterling EIchsngc opened a, lis. but advanced a
gold grew armer 1854 paid and the msrsc' closed at
1876 Francs 4Tils. The movements Hight Freishs
continue very dun and Depressed The Money mar
k, was decidedly active The general rate 10 cent eu,
The rtn-e l. sal with 4, than T. Gold Is little
hr,ner The market opened a, l2s Sales si the Board
were 5000 a, l22iai2i Afer TIM Board 1t sold At 49,
and co.es at 10. l25i.