New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
GENERAL NEWS.

The Board of Aldermen, as q Board OF Clty
Canrassers having completed the comparison Of the
vote on the city canvass Saturday met Yesterday
and after making up the footings declared the result
Mr. Boole stated that vote had been cast IN the
Eleventh Ward for John " Cornell 10 I'll vacancy in
the Board of School Trustees il that WaId whereas no
vacancy existed; and a, his suggestion motion was
made that the vote given for Mr. Cornell be rcckoned
among the scattering. Mr.. Hall approved the notion
remarkng that if 10 vacancy existed the vote would
make no difference and oonieLded that il Was ihe ouiy
of the Board TO return the votes as submitted by the
INSPECTORS Mr. Boole explained that DR.. Barry one
Of the Trustees had moved out Of the Eleventh ward
but tAat the Board had not declared his position vacant
bu, on the contrary lad passed resolution requesting
him 10 keep his seat and act with them as heretofore
and a. though he lived in tie Ward. Mr.. Jeremiah
Mr. Hardy and others supported lie motion. which was
finally carried ITO
The United States gunbo9t kanawha cap
sured on the osh Of November the schooner Aesti or
winoaa. % Mobile Bay. She has been awaiting an OPP
porun.ty for many weeks 10 escape from Mobile and
va, captured soon after crossing the bar. She had
neither log book nor Custom House papers. The sup
posed owner. Doyd was passenger. Her cargo con-
ssts Of cotton rosn and turpentne and is very vaua'
BILE About - $50 in specie found the passen-
gers; also a large amount OF railroad bonds The
money and bonds have been placed in the keeping oil
A. A. Paymaster PenniInan oft kaAswha
The report Of the City Inspector for the past
week shows that during that period 407 deaths occurred
in this city-an increase Of ~ in comparison with the
mortality OF the previous week and al increase Of 20
as compared with the mortality Of the corresponding
week " 1862 Ofthe deceased 20 were men % women.
l22 boys and lCs girls. Consumption swept away =
victims scarlet fever q; typhoid and yphus fever p
One person was murdered; drowned five scalded
and five killed by accidents.
A. A meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen yes
tcriay resolution by Alderman Farley authorizing the
Harlem Railroad Company 10 extend their track from
Thirty second Forty street and from Thirty
fourth street to the Fast River adopted The bill
Of strtson Co. amounting s3G 80 for entertaining
returned regiments. and $3.50 fcr the banquet to the
Russian officers lost FOR want Of CONSTITUTIONAL
vote but was recons cred and laid over.
The schooner Julia Frances, Capt. Motion,
NJ Warren Maine was wrecked on her passage from
Boston to ThoInastor during a severe gale lasting
from The 9TH 10 the l2th inst when she was fallen In
with by the schooner Keokuk, Captain Small from
dschias for New-Yorl who took OF all on board and
landed them safely al Nantucket Roads on the 18th.
The Illinois Supreme Court has sustained
Gov Ysies's action in proToguing the Legislature
Of tia: State last Summer Judges Walker and
Breeze holding that the Proclamation issued by the
Governor and acquiesced in by the General Assembly
at the time terminated it, session the 10Th OF June
Gen Martindale and staff, and other digni-
faries On Monday visited the Russian feet.
Gold ha, not varied materially. The opening
rate $50 the loves, 1876 and the closing price
Upon IT,. street. Stocks very dull A, the Stock Tx.
Change. Governments sistdy Al the Second board the
advance psd the street sustained After the Second
BosrS prices lower but at the quotations the market
steady Stocks opened duh and buyers decidedly
DO. the street At the stock Exchange, Government
cvri,Iss firmly held md the sales merely nominal
Yreish,s are Grm but very active, Money offered more
freely y cent, and stock house, have made up their
count. with care The bank ateen; ia isyorby regarded
md tho s.ree, has most cheerful tone