New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
F,IsAL NEWS.

The Board of CanvaSsers devoted three hours
Yesterday to the of the Eighteenth twenty
second and Twelfth Wards and to corrections IN the
Seventh and Fifteenth Wards. The vote for senator IN
the With District not completed. the Win District
Of the Eleventh Ward being sent back Inc lld DIS
trct Of the Eighteenth Ward, which had given no po-
lice returns counted 442 for Bosworh anu o. Tor BIC
Cunn. A correction admitted from the Mn DIS
trict Of the Seventh Ward which increased Mccnnns
vote from 81 TO 2li The police returns 50 Jar as cor
rectaa nv the Official now foot up-Bosworth J''5li
McCunn. 81 7l3; McCunn over Bosworth. l99
Neil Kelly. a private Waterman employed IN
Washington Market was arrested on Tuesday night on
.nspcion of having oauscd the death OF soldier named
Jchn Dreamer he having been found on the morning OF
Nov 4 in West street in a helpless condition. suffering
from n severe beating about the head. He was taken
IN the CITY Hospital where lie subsequently died IL
Ia. since transpired that the deceased was stealing
cranes in the Market where Kelly IS employed. ana
that he beat him on the head with lis club IT alleged
inaicting wounds from which he subsequently died.
The brig Morning Star of London, arrived
here on Thursday reports that on the 9th inst oil
Cape Fear. saw long low lead color steamer steer
ing northeast, with three American gunboais IN
pursuit. and constantly firing at the supposed block
ade runner but they had not succeeded in cap'ur'
ing her when last seen by Capt Hall The ste'm-
or was very fast and was apparently distanciHg The
sunbOats.
A dispatch from ST. Paul states that Capt
Fishs expedition, which Jeff last Summer to ascertain
the best northern route to the Gold Dggings. has been
heard from rs late as tie frat Of October. They were
digging gold at Grasshorpcr Creek Idaho Territory
getting half million per week. They say the digg'ns'
are the richest opened.
We learn from Washington that there Is DC
prospect of an early general exchange Of prisoners
although our Government is cndeavoring 10 effect such
an arrangement III few days. however. an exchange
OF surgeons will take place; the Rebels holding at IcA
mond s. belonging to our armies.
Travel on the Fourth, Sixth and Eighth
avenue railroads was almost entirely suspended yester'
day in consequence of strike FOR increase Of wages
BIZ the drivers and conductors The Second ard Third
avenue roads have advanced the rates without SO.
Ictaton
The President has recognized j. II. GOsser,
ir. Consul Of Prussia at Boston; Juan Pico villa
nuera. Consul Of Spain at NewYorki and Carl Mess.
ing Consul Of tie Principally Of Schaumburs -L.ppe
for The United States 10 reside at Philadelphia
The Supervisors of Kings County have voted
to make a. looa OF $4,000 at per cent Interest TO
assist in the raising Of men under the new call Tor
troops.
God is higher, end at the Stock Exchange was
strong II H. Later the day the quotation fell to le
and 80 closed Upon the street. Stocks oil buoyant aid
operators STOPPED sdyence, were they load
up and upon the active M the improvement was very Tid
A. the Stock Exchange Government Securities were barely
steady At the afternoon saes prices IN eases higher
under strong rally the market but there existed the
same difference between cash end buyers options End The
market must be quoted barely steady The Money naIAei
showed no Improvement, and T. The rate ~i'is
ri.sion added in uauy cses Sterling Bills qloed Oii
Freir. were more active there oretoue 70 the
ks. though rates are without yaIisbl alteration.