New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-01
GENERAL NEWS.

On Monday, the I'D ultimo, i. !. A. Boole,
te Democratic candidate for Mayor, met ocnsid'r''
bic number Of tie colCre voters Of this city ~ the Me
tr,politan Assembly Rooms. Tie Rev. H. H. Garnet
(oolo.ec) presided. tie Ee7 Mr. Roe (orother OF the
cs,dida,e) addressed lie Auditors declaring that he
vas and always had leen. an Aboionis'' ma claim
lug for his brother tie sympathy and support d i1e
negro voters on the ground tlai he was then Trend
I'll a. Boole. who present SAID lie was PRACTICAL
paa and not speaker. but no would cheerfuy answer
yques'ions that nil .i lie proposed 70 him. lie Rev
Mr. Garnet asked hin If be would assist IN rer"'ins
,he offensive usases OF tie Eighth Avenue Eaload In
relation TO coored persons wlo wanted to a'e on h"t
road: no said tAat he would. The Row. Mr. Williams
coorsd inquired IL he in favor Of negro suragei
lie replied that he was in favor Of negro ssfage and
s,ed that negroes made better voters than the Irish
and 10 was in favor Of diminishing tie hsh Ehsencc'
in III. city.
The ship Emerald, Capt. NIL, date Luce,
hence Oct. 81. for Liverpool. returned Oh Monday
in consequence Of having. No7. C. 1880 p L.. dur
Ing gal. from s. W, with ship under e''so re'.s
steering L.. been boarded by heavy On tic ssaf
board quarter instantly killing the captain. {. A..
Luce washing overt card the fret oi,eT, Mr.. Gcory.
Smith and severely injlring tie man 6. the wheel
Tine ses also tore away lie ra both sides and the
matches on quarter decs. rp tie cabin. and daDsg
Ing cargo. The cargo as slightly shifted. capt Luce
was native Of New Dodioid, aged 81 sears Dad leaves
a vic and one cAild. The frat officer Mr George
smlL vas a nGtse Of Martha's Yney ard. srd "aa a
brother 10 the Captains wife. He had fany. Capt
Luce's body kept board nine da!', bat at tie
sui os that tine It became Necessary 70 bury It al sea-
4 large and enthusiastic meeting va hcld at
Plymouth Church Brooklyn. On Monday evening foI
ths purpose Of helping along the good woik oil tue
Sou,bern Freedmen's Association. SPcecleS were
delivered by tic Rev. d.. Tying. Col Bonk, rroL
hammond and colored preacher from New orleans.
Stops were taken 10 raise money for the prfpOse Of
purchasing schoo..boo and paying the salaries OF
te1choIs employed III the co,or,d schools throughout
the South.
The iron bark Atlantic, lying at Hunters
Point in this harbor and loading petroleum. took fire
on sunday night supposed to be from tic gi ~ the Oh
coming In contact with the lamps in the cabin. Tie
buikhesd OF the cabin was blown down and he cabin
~. on fire. which was. however. exinguishcd " Tue
hands On board. The captain AID copentcr were D1d
Burned about the hands and face. The bark was io"ed
o., into tho river and anchored
On Monday evening the thirty-third annlyer-
.ory o. the Polish Revolution was celebrated at the
C,,,,4f Institute. There fine difplay oi American
a.A Polish flags speeches were made In EnglI'
Polish and French songs were sung. and nsirum'htl
music discoursed sweetly and eloquenl!. Judge
Yd,aonds presided. X. OGornan made tho principal
speech. Tic audience was very large and voIy cn'
th1siAstlc
Tho business Of the Chattanooga Post-OiDcc
vii 10 resumed under it, appropriate PoHimaS
ter. :. L. Hood, who was obliged 10 vacote II when
mali communication with tho States IL Rebellion vas
officially suspended.
Charles IL. Wake, on Monday night under
took " Kill Nancy Il. Vincent. abandoned soIaan
who Lad been his mistress. He attacked her with
knife. .nfcting ten wounds. Her life Is deapsTei o.
AID he Ii In prison.
The health Of President Lincoln is consider
ably improved and be viii very soon be able 70 attend
10 ais official duties.
John II. Morgan has escaped into Canada.
Hs arrived at Toronto Oh Monday afternoon.
Daring the past week 479 deaths have oc.
CURED IN this city OF tic deceased IA vero uon III
women. 100 boys. and IN girls
God opened at IN, and during the early part Of
v. L., se .. Aiss q M ccaa s 5.D. Isinga q!