New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-28

The T1m1nanv Hall General Comnittee nus
formally roDrdiated JAMES BROOKS and AhsoN hh.
80. o,si,o,es FIR Congress in the Win and Ath
D;,,o, of This city. HEGBicK had the regular nor
n,H,r Of tic party but even that stomach reVol'S az
he nouseous dose. BROOKS has the nomination oi !"
., three pockct conventions. while 1HoNAs j. "N'
gos named AZ the regular candidate. These anueI
inc Boys of Switzerland" may now mingio 'ne" Yea.
on tho curbstoDe opposite tie Old Wig"aH "ai'o
better men are drinking the freweteis oi tis B''"'
spring in the council chambers.
An immense audience was gathered last
night ut the Cooper Insiuc. TO hear addresses py
Gov BRouGa Of Ohio. DAEiEL DouGHHRTY oil feml'!''
yania md others The reception OF Gov hi'oo"h WIS
most enthusiastic and his lucid exposition Of the
hst led 70 the war and the present position of national
affairs, occupied the whole evening. CHAs. > SfiSohH
eso vas president Of the meeting ord there was also
some good singing by the McDonough Giee Club
large number of veterans helped to occupy tie
platform.
A case Of much interest to cez ain parties las
lust been decided by Justice EoEhBum In brooklyn "
was suit for damages TO awegon. caused by the
running away the vehicle had been engaFsa on Gun.
day TO take family ont for ride the horses ran oil
before tho party ready the owner sues the hing
Marty for the price agreed upon and the damages in ad
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on Sunday is lcga-and The Court decides under
the statute prohibiting travelling for pleasure on mat
day.
The Hon. GEORGE AsHMUN has just pub
jshel letter giving m account. of interVie" be-
,wcon himself tho late Senator DOUGLAS ana president
LIxcots on the nigh, that Fort Sumter was fired upon
by the Rebels The only difference OF opinion between
Mr. DOUGLAS and MIR LINCOLN was that Mr.. DOUGLAS
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had much clearer estimate Of the intentions ana
strength Of the Rebellion than had the Pres lent On
the question of vigorous and prompt supp ion OF
the outbreak all three gentlemen were in perfect ACCORD
We have to announce the death, from typhus
sv.r ~ NAxcy,Ivs FsIs a well known citizen OF
New York. he died ut Parkersburg, Va on Tuesday
last whittier ne had gone on business. lie was one OF
the "Ten Governors" when TINT body was IN existence
and at later period occupied place in the Custom
Uousa His remains have been brought TO his late resi-
dence at Harlem.
A sinecure Office is being created by the Com
mon Council 10 be called Superintendent Of Teegraphs
-salary 1000 year. The incumbent 10 sec that the
wires arc up from one station to another duty already
done by the police for Just nothing year. Tho ordi
nance providing that every cat shall have two tails Is
not yet reported Of tbs committee being In ia'or
of three.
There was a grand procession and Mass Meet
inc ct Paterson. n. j.. yesterday. HoS THEODORE
IlggIE NJ. W. c. MARIN. OF Vi, MI. RICHARD A
DANA of Mass. and Major l. X. PANoDoGS. oi y j.
were the orators Many thousands we're IN attendance
the procession was a magnificent display ana Tie
whole affair a telling rally for the Union cause
The TwentY-sixth Massachusetts Regiment
which left sHrRIDAs's army Tuesday. arrived here
Yesterday morning. and left for Boston IN the afternoon
The Reriment numbers hupdred men and nine OH
cers 1, was the first regiment that landed IN Louisiana
before the surrender Of the forts and It's last service
| was in SHERIDAN late battles
In answer to inquiries from prominent mem
bers Of the Citizens Association, Of New'fclk MI
FrNrov. the Union candidate for Governor. replies to
tile effect tina, e elected nothing shall be omitted on h.
part 70 relieve and protect the city from It's enormous
taxtior and the nnuseG able indies 10 which The PEG
pie are subjected
The health Of the Archbishop Of Quebec has
been declining such extent recently that serious
doubts ~ recovery commenced o. 10 entertained
He had the consolation few days ego Of being able to
receive the Holy viatcum. and since then there has
been no apparent change in bis condition.
The clerks Of the Loan Bureau have brought
I'D their work 30 that night labor viii be required only
week longer Mich delay has occurred in renyes' rs
the old Sayou.Tl4res from nfoimaies IN indoFains
bonds by TIE holders.
Since the clearing away Of the timber along
the Orsogo and Alexandria Railroad and the adoption
Of the plan u sending out Rebel sympaihzers on trans
as safety guards accident bas occurred ana no
single guerrilla has been Oh the line Of the road
One GEORGE EvAST, q passenger from Liver
pool bv the ship Francis =. Sage. was yesterday ar
resed on charge Of treason lie had boosted several
occasions Of being in the employ OF the Confederate
Government.
Eight deuOsitions were taken at 81. John on
Wednesday in the case Of the Rebel raiders upon St
Adams The option Of transferring the pTsonor' TO
Montreal was Left 70 Hon Mr EDHUhDs who acts fcr
the United States.
The chip Moro Castle, which arrived yester-
day morning from Liverpool reports that on the morn.
ing of tho 27tb saw bright light east southeast
from tie Highland about forty miles. supposed II 10 be
vessel on fire.
In the case of MICHAEL BUCKLEY, tried for
killing MICHAEL SAIIH at Weeha@ken. y j.. the jury
were unable 10 agree. and were discharged. They
stood seven for conviction and six for acquitta The
4 prisoner wa admitted to bail in 5000.
In the case o. tho suppression IN 1861 Of The
J,ger.onian, a newspaper PUBLISHED at Wcstchester,
PENN Jury the L. s. Circuit Court At Philadelphia
has inst eivca he plaintiff verdict Of $780,
The steamer Alexander was burned at Mon
tresl on Wednesday night The FIRE Ssupposed 70 have
originated in o lamp room. Two thousand barrels Of
apples were destroyed
There was no meeting Of the Board Of Alder
men on Thursday afternoon quorum failing 10