New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-11

In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday
William Patten, charged with not and assault and
battery on the Tenth Avenue, on the l4th Of July,
pleaded guilty and remanded fog sentence
Patrick SherroD, charged with stealing watch and
committing with others, assault upon ar Scarles
about midnight, the 10Th Of July, the steps OF
the Jones House. The prisoner found guilty,
and remanded for sentence. John Halegsn pleaded
guilty 10 an Indictment for not and was remanded
urtil Wednesday for sentence. John Hagans case
was partially tried and will be finished this morning
Hagan is charged with robbery and riot, and was
with Pat. Sheron at the time he was arrested
, John Wilson was tried for robbery in the fret de-
gree. He committed an assault upon Michael Lynch
of Essex County, n. Y, OIL the nigh, Of the 22h
Of july Lynch lost about 5000 III money aud his
watch; the watch was found upon the person OF the
prisoner, who was found guilty, and sent to State
Prison for ten years.
AT a special meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen
yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Ouiwei presented All or
dinance, offering bounty 0, $50 in addition 10 all
other b0unses, to AL volunteers who shall eulis,
within sixty days. The ordinance authorizes the
Controller to ;a.sc g 100000 the faith aud credit
Of The city for ne object above specified. No definite
ordinance which was vetoed by the Mayor, as there
was barely quorum present.
The steamship Saxonia from Southampton July
%, arrived here last night. Her dates have been
anticipated, but the foreign files brought by her
one day later than those by the Hecla. The En-
esh papers continue 10 comment ON the disasters Of
the Rebels and are generally coming 70 the conclu
sion that their is fast becoming hopeless M.
Spears of Liverpool, the wel-known financial agent
of the Rebels tries in vain to stem this tide Of pub
lie opinion. The English papers give an obituary
OF the Marquis Of Normandy, who died July %.
Officer Peter Mcintyre of the Twenty ninth
Precinct injured in the late riots in this city, died at
Bellevue Hospital about u p. IN. on Sunday. He
was brave and efficient officer, and his death is
sincerely regretted by mis- comrades.
BIS the arrival of schooner Castor, Captain
Leebusen, from Sisal, We learn tina! tie State Of
Yucatan had on the 9th July surrendered to tho Rev
olutionists and when Capt. L. sailed everything
was quiet.
The new steamship Golden City, of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company line, went down the bay
yesterday trial trip, and returned TO the city at
an early hour.
The steamship Georgia, ashore on Cape Sablee
will be q total wreck. Part Of the cargo will b.
saved.
There was large increase in the number Of
buysu Of stock yesterday morning and large advance in
poss Runors heavy decrease Of ceports In the
Bsak Statement had depressing effect during the afternoon
and tbs declined again AZ the First Board the
kst seve for ali the leading stocks In the list and prices
Of ali descriptions were higher than the closing prices Of
Saturday In Government stocks there was moderate bust
nsss without much change in prices At the Second Board
the markst wa heavy and lower and only Hight business
transacted ths+ O'clock public Board there was little
further change prices and the market closed at about the
rsss Of this Board as there little business done in the
street sef this time Exchange has been dull 1t 39dl59i
for Sterling and 0o&o7i for Francs Frsights dull and
fssss slightly lower by neutral The money
IT. s scvs. but the supply sbundsn, and the market
s,sy a so6 v cent? y cent being the more general rate
3k ruled Of lf6ial26i. wilhou. much movement