New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-09

ayne whose likeness is in the Central Station Rogcs
Gallery He served five years in the Frankfort. KY,
Prison being liberated just before the Rebellion broke
out. He changed his name and obtained Government
employment a major at Washington. but was found
unfit for his position Many years of his life have been
spent in prison. He expert forgar acod booded
murderer and a hcartess debauchee-in short, aeaya
lier of the first water.
On Thursday the trial of John McAllis'cr,
before Justice Barnard charged with the murder OF
Thomas Williams (cOlorcd). was resumed MI Garvin
appeared on behalf of the people and Mr. Reaves Tor
| the accused. Officer Dickson. DR.. Porter. Edward
Ray Caleb Lawrence and other witnesses were ex
amined for the prosecution. large number Oh
witnesses testified the good character OF the prisoner
amorg them the pastor Of the church OF when he
member The evidence in the case was closed ana 'nc
court adjourned until Friday morning.
| The Vermont Legislature convened in Mont
pelier on Thursday. Ihc House was organized by the
election of A. b. Gardiner of Bennington Speaker and
the reelection Of Edward H. Stewart Of Derby. Clerk
| In the Senate Henry Clark OF Poultney was chosen
Secretary. and u L. Lamb Of Burlington Assistant
Clerk and the Rev. H. L. Stone of Northfeld Chaplain
Gov Holbrook delivered his valedctory in the after
noon
Major Wilcman of the 18th Kentucky Rcgi-
ment who was wounded in the battle of Chickimauga,
and who lately returned home, was taken from his
house in Pendlcton County, Kentucky on Monday. by
gang of guerrilas stripped of his clothing. tied to
tree and shot Five of the murdcrers have been caught
| and brought to Cincinnati.
| case of the rights of Corporations was held
on Thursday before John b. Haskin referee. II was
the case Of g. d. Abbott agt. The American Hard Rub
Der Company Walton. Shearman & Rcdfcld. BENZ
Vaughan Abbott and Albert Carbon fo tie plaintiff
VIM. T. Curtis and james I. Brady for the defendants
A special dispatch from st. Paul says intelli-
gence brought BIZ halfbrecds to Pcmhina states that
Capt Fishes overland expedition to Idaho has been
mastered by the Sioux. Nothing definite given asto
tine and place. cxccp. ;ha, took place on the Big Bend
Of tie Missouri River.
An informal meeting of the journeymcn
coopcrs on a strike was held at Harmonic Garden on
Thursday morning to plan for the distribution Of the
fund Of ten per cent the wages OF the coopcrs who
have employment. The aggregate amounts to 500 per
day.
The Hon. Henry Winter Davis and the Hon.
H. w Hoffman left Baltimore Thursday evening 10
invite the Russian officers and Admiral farrasut TO
visit that city, Mayor Chapman TO leave on the
same errand on Friday
he lNlu series ~ 1--' D'.liN. .l''f'''s'''f
is nearly ready for issue. and the indications are that
they will soon be taken up Most Of the work has been
done iii the Treasury Department al an important
pecuniary saving.
About go girls engaged in sewing umbrellas
have made a strike for cents more per umbrella Set
era manufacturers acccded 10 their demands and
1t is expected that al will do 30 directly.
The Board of Councimen. on Thursday after
noon concurrcd with the Aldermen in the adoption Of
the Volunteer Family Aid Ordnance and aPpsoprniins
$4,000 therefor
! A Mobile dispatch of the 9Th states that 800
Union cavalry with four guns. attacked Col Richard
son the DAY before near Ncw.Albany Mss.. but were
rcpulsed
| A fifty thousand dollar fire occurred on Thur
day in East Water street. Milwaukee. One block was
quite consumed and two others much damaged
The Connection, town elections, about 100 IN
number are nearly equally divided a result considered
decidedly favorable TO the Union cause.
The North American Telegraph Association Is
now in session at the Offices Of the American Telegraph
Company in this city.
Election returns from Georgia, 20 far as re-
ceyed at Savannah on the stl show that Gov Brown
wes largely ahead
The National Horse Fair al Providence, X. l.,
which opened Oh Wednesday is said to be an immense
success.
George Sumner, brother Of the Massachusetts,
Senator died Oh tie 9th Of Boston after ong Hines
Of paralysis.
Gold was sold upon the street N the morning
freely l6aii6t upon ic,h rumo' Of peace poP~'on'
from the Rebel States AZ The STOCK EHehange the price closed
q, l4 a+6 and 1866. Stools synpaife ~h the
fan In Gold and quite low quotations made upon the
actve shares sold the For Government, stotts ih"
hddngs strong aud few lots could be he'd ., The rates
For Coupon. Of 1881 there demaud At l~,d~i C~r
tacae, aye .tIong at 20 dy9 with .se the er Border
State steady Attic Second board prices esifonsf
and more disposition shown to buy severs lcsdins shaes
Freighis are most emphaoay dull and the market IL de
pressed Money t. abundant at per cent to brokers and
quite much offered TO stock houses be readily used
God hs, been comparatively steady and close at '3tdis
Sterling bills quoted 59laico but are very irregular
under the fluctuations in gold