New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-17

and punishment Of surgeons Tor MAKING tuse Reports
and neglect OF duty.
Our correspondent at st. Louis, writing on
the 18th inst says: 1--WE still waiting for an off,
cal declaration of the votes Of the people at the Late
election. The returns received at the Secretary OF
States Office are complete now. with the exception OF
few counties along tho borders wherein it is more tn
likely no elections wero held. These returns incude
the military vote and give the Conservatives less 'an
900 majority II the election Of judges OF tne "u
preme Court is contested before the State SENATE 'heIo
no question that the rejection Of soldiers votes III
several Of the North Missouri counties VIII DC over
ruled"
The Mixed Commission Of the United States
ard Porn closed ITS scssons at Lima the 9th OF NO
yembor. after adjusting all questions pending between
the two Goyernments The Hon. j. S. Mackie. one OF
the American Commissioners has returned to San Fran
cisco. His colleague the Hon. L. G. Squier. remains IN
Psr for the purpose of exploring the ruins OF the an
cient cities Of that countrv.
Amos Reed, acting Governor of Utah, dellv-
cred his annual address the 18th inst He congratn
laes the people the abundant harvest general pros
perty richness of the mines. and peace with the Ind
am. He recommends the adoption Of tho California
mining laws. and immediate preparation for The recep
ton of large emigration.
Cant Albert NJ. Gammell of the 11th Mas
sschusetts Regiment. and his wife were instantly
killed at the crossing Chelsea Station. on the 10th
inst BY the Eastern Railroad train coming in collision
with their carriage Capt. G. arrived home or the lith
on brief furlough. He gallant and meri.orious
officer.
Both wings Of the Capitol at Washington are
now connected by telegraph and an Office is established
In each for The convenience Of the President and mem
bers Of Congress. The American Telegraph Company
having just completed tie arrangements messages are
now dispatched to I'll points.
BY the arrival of the British brig Ada Purvis
from Mnsti,lan We have dates from that part OF the
Mexican Republic until Nov. 10. The town of Mina't'
Ian was closely besieged by the French and all supplies
cut of The native Americans were expecting aid
from the United States.
The City Controller invites. until ? o'clock
p H. on the 26th Of December. proposals for 100000
Of the water-bonds of the City Of NewYork bearing
ini,Tes. at the rate Of peg cent per annum, payable
quarterly and the principal renburssbe the Is. u
November. 1873.
The receipts Of the Sanitary Fair al Boston
during tie 18th and 10th inst e estimated a, sec 600
Those the most sangune OF in getting up the
o, people nom al parts OF New England now being
attracted TO il.
An effort will be made to pass in the Senate,
before the holidays the bin Of Gen. Lane (Kansa' TO
restrict speculative traffic in gold silver and exchange
/, VA, not introduced without consultation with other
gentlemen occupying high pubic positions.
A convention Of United States Assessors met
on The 10th At Cleveland O. The scss.on viii be secret
Our d.paich says: a rise in the tax on whisky and
beer is being a,taied" Whether hy the hoelkeepeTt
Of Cleveland or by the Assessors is not stated
Gold opened at li9, and fell to lisl, but soon
r,ied TO lisd iie whe1e stood ne,y ali day Upon ae
Stocks strong At tbe stock EIeh1nse oo'fn
nent stock. stronger for all descriptions Monoy l.
quoted At cent and the increased wants growing out Of tho
Low movement stocks readily supplied. There Ia more
cor fdert feeling snos lender, and d'ecad pa ls 'hie
eonnsnd money readily at legal rates