New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-07

;lh no assisted them after their escape Every
o-;.oner who got away was O Kcntlokian and large
at the hotels from Kentucky had been observed
rho whole affair was facilitated by CoTperhcnds and
m fortunate discovery in spite OF many of their CT
forts At conccament OF course further prccnn'ion'
have been taken to prevent recurrence OF thss, e'
cnpes among which is the removal Of the boatd oors o
the prison they have been used TO conceal The pts
from which the last and former tunnel started.
The first election in Napoleon (llenry Co.
Ohio under its new corporation CAM on on the soa
ut and resulted in handsome victory FOR the Oh!on
men. A socaed Union ticket had been gotten up
under the auspices of the COpperhead leaders with hye
of the seven candidates acknowledgements. MOI relish
ing that kind OF Unouism the true friends OF the war
brought out n new ticket made Up OF old Republicans
and Democrats who had refused TO bow the knee 70 the
Comprehend Baal, and the friends Of this ticket went
into the contest on the ground that no Nalandisham
man ought 20 be elected The result was complete
Union triumph the Anti yalandeham iicSc b,ins al
elected the majority on Mayor being %. Napoleon
hos heretofore given a strong Democratic majority
Sixty coal rioters were brought TO Philadc.-
ph:a On Saturday and sent TO Fort Mihlin They are
he rngeadcrs and the worst OF the lo' About ioriy
more are in custody at Reading All are charged with
conspiring against the Government mnrdcT arson. ana
rioine Some Of them implicated in tAe muidc! OF
Mr. smith at Summit and various acts Of nccniiarsn
Tho miners on Broad TOP wlo have been 81 strike
Tor tho last two months, have resumed work at ~ Che
coIicgios but two OF three on 'hc terms offered
The Hon. John s. Sleeper Of Boston has gone
to Washington to bring lis claim 10 Inc seat Of The Hon
\ H. Rice before Congress. Capt. Sleeper eypTcssc.
strong confidence H. c justice o. his case. On he other
hand The Boston Transcript states that photographic
copies Of the memorandum OF votes cast in south Boston
have been taken and that these show conca.yely tia.
Mr. Ricc was deprived of co votes which belonged TO
him BIS mistakng figure fort figure in hi column
Of votes
MIR. J. II. Hood. Postmaster Of Chattanooga,
passed throug. Cincinnati on the 81 inst On his way
20 the scene q liz official duties Mr. Hood was for
mrrlr n citizen Of Cha,tanoog', and edited Un'ol
pane. there until that part Of The counI. became TOO
hot.
John NJ. Canuaday, Dem, has been elected
delegate in Congress from he new Territory Of Iaho
The navigation of the Mississippi above QVin-
cy. H. was closed by the late freeze.
God at noon closed at Isl. lj2, a!tc- selling a.
.dlNi In tie afternoon the rate wss i5s ai2t s'',k'
the stree, da the high Ta,c % tflay evening
sui freely ofrci At the Stock ESchro on?1n g o.
1881 quoted 1888 alosi aud C,raescs e5o9s in 100
change Border state stocks al, Tcna,te o.. so %
Virginia Cs as; North Carolina :9ae5. ifeaiiss 'sia
0Cj Lousiana g.. sd6o. Csliouia T. ~. ag7 s;o-k'
acr week Of inactivity, closes At en- IN ADVANCE All active
.isrs are scarcer than money and be loaned IN say
-o,rn 8, per cent inerct showing diarfcne between
os iui ncy or per CEN, The uafFe largely ofc-.oi
ali upon Tie theory gold Frcshlsa-e L. seiVs b
maintained with increased frnnc.' Tie "-c c,i,.
rfon easier money iIAo' AZ ~ ,iok hoase'shd tLeic
ialre capitl ,d.y tsn "a some ime N'hns ''"
'hsu per accepted bit a, iA'tfs.e ssrgr. Uh'
&c.