New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-07
GENERAL ME WIS.

The Board of Councilmen met specially on
Saturday noon. and passed the s3,ooO,oOO exemption
ordinance over the Mayors veto by unanimous vote
The Mayor sent in message yetoing the resolution
directing the Street Commissioner TO take such mea
sures rs may be necessary to the immediate re-
NOVA of the artillery and cavalry from all the squares.
parks and other public places belonging to the city,
The Mayor SAYS the correspondence between Governor
Seymour and General Dix recently published. demon
sraes the necessity for the presence OF the troops to
insure the peaceful enforcement Of the draft.
We learn from Panama that the Government
has again required the few remaining priests TO take
the oath Of allegiance and they refused they have
been ordered leave the Republic The in Central
America continues and nearly the whole OF the Repub
JIG o. salvador the hands of the invaders President
lr OF Salvador is reported to be in desperate con
dillon. rupture is imminent between Uruguay and
tie Argentine Republic. Extraordinary accounts have
been received VI lie productiyeness OF the gold and
silver mines Of CopiapO, GILL
! The people of West Tennessee are beginning
TO move for reconstruction II the Union Large meet
inrs of tie most influential men, not heretofore known
as Union men. have recently been held In Hardemnn
county. which patriotic resolutions were passed pcii
toning Governor Andrew johnson issue wrs for an
election be held soon for members oftAe state Legs
atre under tie Constitution and Union. These meet
ings pied ged the citizens TO vote for none but Union
men.
Coroner Naumann on Saturday held al ante
moriem examination in the case Of German servant
cil named Gertrude Weber. who badly beaten
by her mistress. Mrs. Margaret Rchmann and brother
residing No 3 Fifth street. tia, she Is not expected
10 recover. Coroner Naumann ION the testimony OF
/ Il. l,.,., sbats a..
girl was too much injured 10 recover committed her
assailAnis to await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Nathaniel Ames, one of tho last survivors Of
the Revolution s inferred on the JOh Of last month, az
Madison. Wis He Wa born in April. l76l In Conn.
In 779 he entered the Continental service and served
various positions to the close Of tho having been
present the execution OF Andre and other remarkable
events From the age Of 70 " IS he was Wesleyan
Methodist preacher in Steuben. Oneida County, New
York whence De removed to tho Town Of Oregon. Wis
cols!i where he closel long AID honorable life
Deserters from the Rebel army report that the
preparations OF Lees army indicated another attempt
TO invade Maryland early this Autumn II was freely
tall ed o. In the Rebel army by both officers and men.
who looked forward 10 the time when attempt would
DC made reg enish tier scan,y supplies from Mar!
land and PENIS yyana as tie part Of Virginia they
now in is completely cleaned out Of everything caicu'
| lated TO subsisi AID beast
Tie citizens Of Pittsburgh have telegraphed
the Mayor Of Leaycnworih offer TO furnish homes
and education TO fifty OF the children made orphans In
the recent Lawrence massacre. II the offer IL accepted
Committee viii be sent for the children and the cI'
ponse II transfer viii be borne by the Pttsburghans
At a recent election held at Fort Gibson, the
Hon John RosS was reelected principal chief Of the
Cherokee Nation for the Of four years and Lewis
Downing Licuienant-C oOn& Of the Third Cherokee
Indian Regiment. United States elected Second
, Chief FOR t'o same period
A dispatch from San Francisco states that the
Constitution sailed from that port on the oh
with s27OooO in treasure for New York. eJO5OO for
Panama and sC,5Coo for England.
Major Edmund Underwood, mastering and
disbursng officer for Northern NewYork, died at Utica
on Saturday evening.
The Stock Market was feycrsh and Irregular on
Saturday morning The advance realized a, the las, public
Board on Friday maintained but pices higher
than a, Fridays second regular board There 10 more oonh
dence however inhe market and general belief that the
loves, point touched. Government stocks were IT.
tie heavy there La. been material change la these since
the commencement Of the week. At tho p. pub
c Board the market improved There 10 very little doing IN
exchange end prices almost nominal account Of the
aucuations Ia gold Sales Of sterling made ct l< but
quotations were al higher than ths Fregts rather
dull but much Offering and rates there
fore slightly Grner God opened 81 1874 but declined to
| 1904 and closed Of lJlialsll