New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-10


bou,ebold furniture valued at $G0, from the house
If Mr.. James 8. Gibbons. Dennis Welsh, an Irish
man, 81 years Of age, was tried on an indictment
for grand larceny, which charged him with having
stolen Mattress valued at $40, from the house OF
Mr.. James S. Gibbons The testimony was ncon'
elusive, and the Jury brought in a verdict Of not
guilty.
TIE Nasluille Union is officially authorized to
state that Gov. johnson purposes issuing writS Of
election for Legislature, at the very earliest Prac'
ticable day. that is, when the progress Of military
operations is such that loyal citizens can go to the
polls in safety, and when sympsthi2erO with the re-
bellon will no longer dare backed by the presence
of Confederate troops. and by guerrilla terrorism to
control the policy of the State Regard will also DC
had to the disposition manifested by the people TO
resume their former privileges in tho Federa'
Union. They must, it says indicate in some way
desire to vote for their officers, as loyal cizehs'
Elections will not be forced upon them against 'heir
will.
Nearly 100 additional claims. FOR damages sus
tanned during tie riot, filed with the Controller
on Saturday. Some Of those were small and others
Nos. l. 1872 ,lSi, 1856, ,lsS and / 100 Brosdys
which, with the loss of rent foots mp to GS967 CO.
The Committee having the claims Of colored people
in charge filed the names OF . 422 claimauts, who
claim total of 1924, 224 40. Archibald VI. Allerton
claims for loss OF Droveyard in Twenty fourth sreet
and other property, the sum of s26,ss2 p. The
whole amount of claims fled on Saturday Is over
S2l000O and with those previously filed amounts to
over 81 100000
The steamship Georgia, from New.Iork Tor
Liverpool ran ashore the norh-ees bar of Sable
Island on the morning of the 9TH inst, during
dense fog. Her passengers and their baggage were
taken TO Halifax by the revenue cutter Daring.
There was little chance of saving the ship The
Georgia was aground of Nantucket on the I'd inst,
but came oil after throwing overheard part OF her
cargo.
About II p. IN. on Thursday night, John Kiileen,
residing in the tenement house at No liS Sullivan
street. was fatally stabbed in the abdomen by John
De Vinney, residing in the same house. DE Viuney
is represented as quiet, sober man, and claims to
have acted throughout in self defense. The Coron'
srs jury, after hearing the above testimony, brought
in verdict entirely exhonorating the defendant
who was .bereupon released from custody.
"A Wheeling paper says that Gov. Pierpont Of
West Virginia arrested IN BRIDGEPORT by the
Sheriff of Belmont County, and held to bail 10 the
sum Of $4,000 for bis appearance at the next term Of
Court held for that County The charge preferred
against him is the false Imprisonment in Wheeling
Of Judge Geo. Thompson.
--Abou, o'clock on Sunday morning fire broke
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by Herring & Bros. The flames communicated TO
the planning mills adjoining, and the hoop skirt fac
tory Of Mr.. Pratt was considerably damaged by
water. The fire is supposed to have been the work
Of an inceniiary.
The steamboat Commodore, with the i2d Mass
Regiment on board, went ashore early on sunday
morning near Point Judith Light. The steamer
Delaware. from Providence, went TO her assistance
The steamer Westchester was also hear q, hand
The Commodore had also sent to this city for assst
ance.
AS we suspected, tho story OF a riot al Sugar
Grove, Penn. is hoax. No otioccurred no draft
ing has been done in that county. While we al.
ways thankful for letters conveying important news
we do not care to be made the victim Of any such
personal or political malice.
Coroner Ranney concluded tho inquest on Col.
o Brien OH Saturday. The Jury rendered YER
die, against Patrick Keegau and Patrick OBrien,
WHO are in the hands Of the authorities
The transport Ellen S. Terry arrived on Ss,ur-
day, from Newbern, ih inst, with mails and pas.
sengers. She brings no important news.
The gunboat Ceriel, from Port Royal August
ID, arrived at this port on Saturday.
The stock market continues to decline. The
bears are bsrunspg the make, vigorously and there
few stocks thu, do yield the pressure At the
Public Board the market improved iGl cent Govern.
,uonts were quiet, There Second Board usual Oh
Saturday The market for exchange dull l3J for Ssf
ling and 407i for franc. Rreghs steady but inactive
The money market continues active at v cent. bat the
supply 10 abundant and the market The
general range Of quotations 1, 3d7 y cent. Commercial
paper continues in good demand and Fif',ea''
Endorsed bills freely taken q, for sixty days O. for
four sx months and " for the best single
secondola paper Is sold TO 10 y cont according to the
Gold las been little lower At the Board II sold
foT l2G, 9l2G,, and closed 6, l2Gdi2Gi
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We print this morning important CORES.
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