New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

ly, resolution passed that when charges should be
thus presented an investigation should proceed.
After adjournment some Of che members from this
section of the State made Albany NOISY with brawh
and fights, head-cracking, rum-drinkipg, and other
diversions 10 which they are addicted
In the case of the woman found dead at the
foot of William street, South Brooklyn, the CoronerS
jury find: THAT tie said unknown woinau came 10
her death by violence at the haLds OF some peraon OF
persons to the jury unknown and the jury are oi
the oriuion that the ponce force OF tbs oi''ric' s
entirely inadeqnate the distance paloled by each
msu being about eight miles" The city OF Brook
lyn has not more than one quarter tue ponce Iorce
really needed This abandoned region Red HOOK
Point is especially neglected, although 1T has whole
blocks OF filthy tenement; houses and low gioggeries
hogs. dogs goats, and human creatures worse than
these by the hundred that require restraint. There
ia beside the immense floating population oil the
AtlaI tic Docks-sirangers mostly here to-day ana
OF to-lnori ow--who under no more ieSA OF
moral control than the wind. The whole district Is
darh, dry aud dangerous.
The alleged poisoning by rye coffee il making
some noise in Brooklyn. Whatever this case may
amount TO- il is certain that rye often contains ergo,
or spurred rye, in dangerous quantities. The books
say that in Fracce fearful epidemcs have been
known TO sprng from the use Of such stuff i'll flour.
IL is also well known as a medicine TO induce
abortion. frye is used at all for Coffee 1t should be
carefully picked over That the large manufacturers
do this is lot presumed. The safest way Is to burn
and grind it al home; and even then, 1t is not prob
able that, of hundred housekeepers, oDe-haf would
know the difference between true rye and ergoi,
chess and other noxious grains.
AT meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce yes
terdAy, Mr.. Tousey introduced Il resolution dePre-
eating the attempt of Secession sympathzers or
others to inlure the credit of the United States by
depreciatng its notes below those Of Banks. IL
was adopted, communication was received from
an association OF Cotton manufacturers IN Lam
cashre acknowledging the receipt OF aid from the
city of New-York. And resolutions adopted urging
upon the public a continuance Of confidence IN the
Government.
The Airline Railway bill before Congress
provides for road to 10 done In two years from
New York to Washington; iirst-class trains to 20
through in eight hours; fare not TO exceed = cents
per mile firsl-cass freight not over cents per run
per mile; Government to have priority of business
at cents per mile for troops, and cents for freight
A Washington cores pondent, writing under
date Of Feb. !, rays TIE House Committee had
meeting last night, and the whisky tax was folly
dr cussed They could not come to Il decision, but
will probably do so to-day. Opinions varied from
% cents to s. 80 per gallon. They will probably
compromise s0men here between these figures.
A bogus banking operation under the tile Of
The Free Stale Bank Of tho District Of Coluin-
bia, has been exploded by the activity Of Wash-
ington anG 81. Louis Police. The bogus bonds of
the concern were lett in bundle ia an irresponsible
manner at tue Office Of Mr.. 5. A. Mills, banker IN
this city.
| -Yesterday morning fire took place in toe build
ing No. 100 Broadway, in this city, which spread to
the roof of No. 1872. The damage sustained by the
occupants aud tine buildings amounts to $4,000.
About 81 900 worth Of property was stolen from the
premises during the progress OF the fire.
The Hudson County Grand Jury has presented
the Hoboken aud Newark Railroad, Oh account Of
the recent bridge accident. They find the signals
and the force at the bridge inadequate, and recon-
mend that oil trains be compelled TO come to full
stop before crossing draw.
Our weather took a sudden turn last evening,
and driving rain set in, the temperature being
quite warm. An the fine fourishes about skating
on the other side Of the sheet may be considered
waste OF room. At the time OF going TO press, the
storm driving iuriously.
The Supervisors held stated meeting yester-
day, aud adopted tie report of the Committee on
Annual Taxes, with IN ordinance making the annual
appropriations for the support Of the County for the
year 1868. Tie total amount is - 62l ,O62 50.
Gen. G. b. Mcclellan was rspudia,ed yesterday
by the Boston Aldermea A resolution to extend
TO him the Inequalities Of tie city voted down.
The business Of the Stock Board was compare
lively small in the morning and quotations were irregular
The changes however were not important generally. Gov
efnmeus were rsther finer Alter the O'Clock call the
make. quite buoyant aud gene al advance vas esb
lisbed o. 10 y cent The Foreign Eli market very
dali The fuppy large bGs the demand i" tin 'naler
Sterling Is 7la15J for conrer,s aud i7J075 Tor bankers
signatures Frgts remain iEsrtlve aud somewhat heavy
The o. lega tender sss controlled by the bankth
small Banks keep their notes, which Ero sought
for a. PREMIUM AID stead legal tender noos. Money
j. firly active At cal y cent with much doing Glow
cent on call God la. been fairy sctyr and mad on Upward
tendency After ing At l5o it advanced wh sesdioess
to I57} co,ins a, ls b5. Densud Notes ir at 55,
which Is nearer gold tau they have s1er yet stood
--,14s-s-sassfr .s.s
The admirable and patriotic resolutions
passed By the Chamber OF Commerce yes.
terday were written, we understand by MIR.
Inv They are timely a1d 70 the point