New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
GEN ERAL n WIS.

The Grand Jury clo-ed their lsboB yesterday, and
were dismissed. Que week ago, on Monday morn
ing, Recorder Hoffman charged them. since which
time they had disposed Of one hundred cases. They
adopted resolution at the close Of their labors say.
ing that they had not investigated The cause Of the
riot for reasons set forth, but thought that the
ter should be inquired into. The Court OF General
Sessions will probably adjourn on Thursday, enough
cases having been disposed Of to give those disposed
70 violate the law TO understand that it cannot be
done with impunity. The remainder of the cases
will lie over until the Fall Term. John Hagan was
convicted yesterday, and five prisoners were sen
fenced
--Resr-Admiral Farragut was officially received
yesterday at the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard. About 10
o'clock in the forenoon be arrived off the yard, ac
companied BY Commodore Palmer Of the Hartford
aud other officers. In the absence Of Admiral
Paulding, Commodore Rudiord, commandsnt Of the
Eew-York Naval Station, proceeded TO welcome the
hero of the Mississippi, aud soon afterward the
chief officers Of the port, Capt. Percival, Dayton,
Capt. Worden of the Montauk, Lieut.. Commander
Fillebrowne, joined him. The distinguished visitor
was most cordially greeted and congratulated on bis
brilliant career on the Mississippi.
The mails by the China reached this port last
night She brings three days later foreign files than
those previously received. The comment Of the
English papers on our afars esties to the continu
ance of q great interest in the issue Of our war,
though the Pohsh question is for the present the
great political question of Europe. The three Pow
ers reported to have agreed upon joint note in
reply to Prince Gorehakof. The French papers ia
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proclamation Of Gen. Forey, recommending the
fusion Of all political parties into national party
About II o'clock on Monday night, the barracks
at -Dorp, s. l., were partially destroyed by fire.
Fifteen hundred soldiers belonging TO different
regiments were quartered there, bot only few men
attempted TO escape during the excitement. The
IRE was doubtless the work Of an incendiary.
The riot in Keokuk County, Iowa, has been
quslIsd; on the approach Of tie military the ill.,
surgents dispersed. A few arrests have been made.
One of the msa said 10 have been leader in
the murder Of Col. Brien has been arrested lie
gives bis name a. Henry Tilton.
"A National Sabbath Convention Is in session at
Saratoga, presided over by the Hon. w. w. Ellis.
worth Of Conn.
The stock market varied yesterday much as ii
al on Monday. In he morning 1t sevs and higher
and In the Afternoon dull ami There are large mum
bse Of buyers the market but the excessive heat Of the
lat eleven days which shows Of letting up yet
not without s upon the market At the Board ysssr
Asy morning shsrs moderate amount Of movement
all the leading stoeLs and prices were t9a bstte
than sl The close Monday The market not vsry
ssrsnx bsw.vsr and many stocks there W" tspsrni
oa before the close Of the session. At tho Second Board hs
ssks. ww lover ~ the %s'olsSk sA tAs tssusssisn'