New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

70 whether the action token by tho Common Council
the Board Supervisors is in accordance with Chapter
4 Of tho laws of 1862 making additional provisions for
the families of persons who may volunteer or may DO
drafted into the service of the United States. and
whether both bodies authorized to act under the
law Tho Board adjourned until to-day, when the opinion
requested as aforesaid will be anxiOusy looked FOR
On Sunday night, Patrick Lahey, Oliver
Lockwood and Bernard McWiliams. with other row
dies, made an attack upon some negroes in SewartS
Alley, Brooklyn One colored man, Daniel Johnson
had his skull fractured and taken tc the hospital.
The three men named were locked up The ALTAR seems
to have been intended for the murder of a Spanish
negro who had incurred the w Of the ruiians PROB
ably by being more respectable than they are.
A man named HiTke and his two children
were murdered near Evansville, Ind, on Saurda! oy
two men in Union uniform supposed TO be disguise"
Two other children were at the same time mor'aliy
wounded The Gends entered Hrsc's house for the
purpose Of robbery Two soldiers have been airo'''u
on suspicion of being the murierers'
The British bark Emma Gilmore Capt. Lang
from Androssan July 20 for Boston. with cargo ci
ron sunk five miles r. n. Il. from Nanset on the |fh
inst The crew were taken off by the schooner hia'
watha, from Rockland for New York and brought 20
Holiness Hole.
There were CPS deaths in this city last week.
decrease of 40 from the prev yious week The number
ct children was 33i. men, 1856; women. i05. Ten were
drowned one died from riot wounds, and committed
suicide.
Already more than 100 Of Quantrelrs raScalS
have been killed and the hunt is kept up with yigor.
Among those slain is Capt. Enes u recruiting officer
for Marpaduke.
In the ease of Childs, arrested for publishing
treasonablc handful L. $. Commissioner Osborn
decides to commit the prisoner 10 await the acton Oi
the Grand jury fixing bail at $1,000.
The venerable Luther Bradish of this city
died at Newport on Sunday, aged 80 years.
! Stocks were moderately active, and | az v cent
higher rday morning There very heavy business
IN any pai,ular description Of shares Governments axe
firm There large sacs of Cerfca;es o. Indebtedness
ai 1914 fcr cid and es for the Missouri 6 wero
hihcr AZ the O'Clock Board the market was varabe but
generally IT, dy At the Second Board the whole market
low or and al tho advance Of the morning lost The
bank. had refused to certify the large checks OF Of the
leading specula,or AZ the p Public Board the raAe'
was better o mos, Of the stocks the list bu, prices closed
w,k. Sterling E1oAan-e rose to IL today under The ad
vance N gold but quotations were nominal. ani very little
business wa. done The Money market active at Ca
cent but the supply Of capita lacking and borrowers do
no sonc.ly ind dculiy in supplying themselves at the
quotations. God ud,anccd to is IA The morning TIE ele
cae a.sued 4. hc necessities Of the shori. b.; the be
take advaua- Of every rumor up the prize and
ton ruinors something, DO with tie sivaucc yesterday
noriae About noon recession slowly dcsdoprd ani
ta. market closed ne lsel.