New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-05

10 beat Lincoln. In December he was leading
spirit in the Alabama Convention and reported the
ordi nance of Secession. He was then sent as Com
missioner of the Coniederacy to Europe to plead for
help, but returned in February 1862 safely running
the blockade, and took bis seat as Senator in the
Confederate Congress. Mr.. Yancey was impuisive
and somewhat reckless in his manners, and, III
common with the MACS Of Southern politicians,
passed through many rough scenes and had many
bitter enemies.
BY way of San Francisco we have news from
Japan to June 81 The japanese Government has
paid to England 100000 as indemnifcation for the
murder of Mr. Richardson, but refused to surrender
the murderers-alleging that, being subjects oil
Prince Sotzsma, they could not forcibly be taken
A proposition of the British Admiral TO proceed 10
the Principally of Sotzams and take the urdererf
was declined. War was therefore still believed to
be inevitable.
- United States Senators were yesterday elected
in West Virginia. They are Waiman I. Wiley OF
Morgantown and p G. Van Wrinkle OF Parkers-
burg. Both are earnest, incorporating Union
men, and have been unceasng in their efforts to put
the new state the right path to Freedom and
prosperity.
Manila, the capital Of the Philippine Islands,
was visited on the Sd Of June by a terrible earth
quake. Half the city was ruined, and about two
thousand lives wore lost. The population of the
city is about 100 600, of whom 5000 art Europeans
and 1000 Chinese.
Capt. Dixson and Officer jay Of the Twenty
eighth Precinct, on Monday night arrested William
Butney, burly ltishmau, charged with being con
cerned in the murder of the negro VIM. Williams, in
Leroy street. during the riot in that locality on the
18th ult.
Mayor Opdyke, in pursuance Of a resolution OF
the Board OF Supervisors offers additional reward
of $500 for the apprehension and conviction of the
murderers Of Col. II. T. OBren Of the llth New
York Volunteers.
Yesterday was much cooler than roasting Mon
dsy-comparatively, it was comfortable. We baye
to report more than 40 additional of sunstroke.
The Grand Jury has gone promptly to work
with the Riot cases. and presented yesterday about
20 indictments, most Of them for roung.
There is still a rampant speculative disposition
the Stock market The marke. for most Of the esdios
Hallway shares has been advancing regularly lately shat
there &. excitement and greater deposition TO
buy when there le tor arescton. 10 the
before the Board and the Fs Board In the
log there decline from the closing prices Of Mondsy
A, the First Board the marie, improved from the street prices
Of the forenoon remained below Monday. closing prices
the Second Board and the rect Of the day the
nske, active and ADVANCING until prices reached poin,
higher than any has been ouched before Governments
were frIn. with moderate business, State Stocks were
,heYa he Ms lkDt lrss
call and prices fell OF q little. Sterling Exchange was
active Of 1914. but cl3,sd l;li. The market oPeaed
49, TLe sapp.y Of money continues Ia Of the dc
and but the market sve and the greater portion Of
the loan. y cent h oen, however IL the rulins
rate % r..ss houses aud Of the large capitalists are
refusing money offered them =. q cent from tho fact
Il they cannot, general thing C.. than y c.n,
for IT, Gold higher 10 the morning Il opened Al 2s
aud W.. soa q, time up 10 IN A, the Fi.' Board
la3 90 was sold 23 ai2si bu, the marie. shsIrEd
because weaker and closed q; 1911 cl@.