New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

cunv the bench. He stated with emphasis that in
the event of any trial being pus until that time
he would insist upon their adjournment until the sit
ting of the Court Of Oyer and Terminer. One Of
the rioters was sentenced to ten years. and two 9th
ers to fifteen years each, In the State Prison. Mar
SHALL who was charged with assaulting and robbins
Charles jackson, the colored man who was knocked
senseess to the ground and afterward thrown INTO
the river was found guilty Of assault and robbery
in the first degree.
by the arrival of the Eagle at this port we have
dates from Havana to Aug. /, and from Vera Cruz
to July l6. A dispatch from Gen. Forey to the
French Minister of War announcing the election OF
Archduke Macmillan was published in Vera Cruz
and salute of 10l guns was fired in honor OF the
event. 1t is said that Doblado and Comonfort have
declared their readiness to submit to the new ofuor
of things. Juarez has sent Commissioners to wash
ington to implore the aid of the United STATES
There was rumor In Havana that the vanderbilt
had been sunk by the Georgia, but it was not gen.
eralv believed. Several arrests have been made IN
Havana for circulating pamphlet against the Jes-
ui,s. and one for having copy Of Victor Hugos
Miserabes.
on Wednesday, Mr.. Stevens read letter from D..
c. Fletcher, setting forth that at the last meeting
of the Brazilian Parliament il was proposed !. To
make the coast of Brazil free to all nations; 3 To
open the River Amazon to the commerce of the
world; 3. To subsidize a company In New-fork to
open line between this city and that country.
The first two propositions were passed, but the lat
ter was lost for want Of few votes. Mr.. Fletcher
asked the attention Of the Chamber and tho matter
was referred TO Select Committee.
- The Pennsylvania Union Convention met yes
terday at Pittsburg. The Hon. John Covode having
declined to be candidate for Governor, the course
was clear for Gov. Curtin, and he was nominate cd
ON the fret ballot, having 80 votes to 80 scattered
among four other persons.
Some exctable invalid soldiers at Columbus,
Ohio, have given immense satisfsction to the Cop
perhesds by tearing down VaIlandigham banner.
TIE silly act has given show of reason TO the cry
of persecution, and the Vallaudg examiners are
making the most OF IT,
The steamer Ruth, In Government service, was
burned on Monday last near Cairo. Among the
property lost was e. 600 in greenbacks sent out
to pay Gen. Grants army. II is said that Major
Greenwal the paymaster, aud three clerks were
lost.
The steamship Northern Light, from Aspnvall
9th ut., arrived at this port on "Wednesday morn
ing. She brings $2S5. 900 in gold.
Nevada sends q handsome contribution to the
New-York Christian Commission, in the form OF a
bar Of silver valued at 81 800.
- The State Convention Of the Tammany-Re-
gency Democracy of New York is to DO held at AL
bany on the 9th Of September
There was q reaction in the stock market yes
eIdsy Tho extreme prices Of the previous two d'y' have
tempted many holders Of leading descriptions Of fancy stocks
10 sell out while they realize good profit Ia sddi
ton to this there considerable bear interest .. ~ot
which has bsn s,nias strength since tbs beginning OF ih.
week The market has bssa oesby active throushou, the
entire day on nearly the whole list Al ths Second hoard
the general make, lower than a, tho frsI Board A,
the O'clock there hn ~h--s- from ~. prie-s -
the Board Sterling exchange wss active but closed
dull q, li0id&l Fnse,se <O3d4 o. FreigksGs dub and
esser Money has been active aud the msrisi hrmsr Ia
the street 6per cent has been the ruling rate but hr es''
hou,s, obtaining per cent and the bsnh us oAnDl
t this rate. Gold ia sdt lower Tbs market W" dull aud
steady at lTidl27i and these remain the elo'ins p's'