New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-22

establishing a State hospital. Gov. Coburn and
Councilman Holden leave for Washington tonight,
and will visit the various Maine regiments in the
field.
We receive from Matamoras, via New-Orleans,
news from Pueba to March q, which does not wei
agree with the accounts received two days ago from
Acapulco, via San Francisco. The French are SAID
to have suffered total defeat on March u, to nave
lost 60 cannon aud 5000 men, and to have given up
further operations against Pueba- We REFER 10 '"0
subject editorially in another column.
The Board of Councilmen Lost night pasSeu i''o'
lutions giving the Harlem Railroad Company per
mission to extend their track through Broadway 10
Bowling Green. An injunction rom 'uueo 80 50
of the Common Pleas was serVeu Oh pV''-OA
the members, but was dsregarded' Inc i"Ju"'1O"
was subsequently, modified so as to apply 10 'ne exc
cption and not the granting Of this privilege.
T, the New.York Assembly, before adjourn
mon, Of Mondays night session, the majority report
generating the Speaker from charges of bribery,
was adopted, no one voting in the negative. Inc
Democrats, under the lead Of Fields, attempted to
break up quorum but did not succeed.
The trial of Ignatz Ratzky for the murder OF
Sigisnuud Fener was resumed yesterday. Several
witnesses were examined, but no new facts were
elected. The case will be continued this morning.
On Sunday last q large portion Of the City OF
Denver, Colorado Territory, was destroyed by fire.
Four blocks Of buildings were destroyed. The loss
is estimated at million and half.
"A Court-Martal at Boston has sentenced two
soldiers to be shot for deserton. One sentence hal
bsen committed by the President, the other ap'
proved.
The Stock market, yesterday morning, was dull
and without any feature of special interest Government
were In fair demand full prices partly for Europe
Shares there special prominence In descriptions
At the Second Board there sudden and entire change
tone Instead Of dunes there considerable excitement
and buoysncy The favorable sdvces from England and from
the South and West encouraged the operators to feel tina
there were elements IN the market to counterfeit the nat
ur buoyapcy which usually follows increasing easo In th
Money market The demand for Governments continue
good az the advance The SKIES Of 1881 sold al loet AM
Deb, Certificates lO for gold and s9 for currency interest
At the o'clock call the Market without special scVy 'n'
tanned tho improved feeling Of the Second Board aud late
the day prices sl strong and higher with oon'derab
deposition to buy There fair demand for sterin
bills but the quotation, were heavy under h. continued de
cline IN Gold Bankers Sterling sold at l60dl6l. and SOM
names l59 which about cent, comparatively
below Cold SEINE commercial bill, sold AZ 1906 Fbnc
are $50 Gold fell OF about midday TO l45 under pressure
to sell and bu, little desire to buy At this Pon! new buyer
came in and took the market 7s but upon the news
the running the batteries at VicksbuIE by our Ioncad'
the quotation receded rapidly to l46i The Gold speculation
has entirely lost the backbone II had some time since aud
after spssnodc advances Away, fell back TO lower pom
than 1t started from The supply OF Money Offering continue
10 increase and leading borrowers obsin all they want at
cent ard hear occasional transactions " cent tn
Stock houses generally pay cent But for the vent at IN
Sub TREASURY = cent for surplus capital we bsVe ~
doubt tie market would rule At Jd4 T. cent
The deposits IN the Subresufy last week were nine nj
lions sad the hut hundred millions, hIsd BY TIE seI
mast be nearly reached