New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-28
GENERAL NEWS.

1M o. iOutS htVHOtftuNb tnttS lLdI 'hV iCpsio
of the damage the main line Of the Pacific Railroad
caused by Prices invasion progressing favorably
and with great rapidity The bridges over the Cascon
ade River ard Bailey's Greek will be completed and
ready for travel By Saturday next VIXEN trains viii
through from tlis city to ST. Aubert which il tic last
river station the road large and powerful ferry
boat has been sent from Washington Jefferson CITY,
to ferry live stock of which immense namber is said
to be ready for transportation from that place TO ST.
Alberta The distance between these points is only
twenty miles Above Jefferson City the railroad is in
good order and trains running regularly TO War
rensburgh The company anticipate tie reopenDg OF
the road its entire length by the middle o. next
uonth.
The Hon. H. d. WaShburn has caused no.
tce to be served upon the Hon. ID W. voorhees,, Of
contest of the seat be claims in Congress from With
Indiana District Mr.. Washburn claims that Illegal
votes were po!ed rfOr voorhees, follows Coz in SGl
van County so in yigo l25 in Putnam, l4 in Clay l24
in Green, and III in Owen County. NJ. Washburn
also claims that in eleven precincts large number OF
votes cast FOR him suIre2titouy distracted from
the ballot box before the vote was counted out and
equal number with voorhees, name them were de-
posted In their stead. Col II. W. Thompson and Col.
j. p. Baird Of Terre Hauc TIE attorneys for Mr..
washburn act for him during his absence from home.
The Dutch bark Judah Cape, just arrived at
Boston from ST. Thomas. reports: NOY Is lat. 81 Os
north long. - steamer bearing toward "a. She
was a propeller OF about 400 tuns schoonerriggcd,
with two tunnels and painted white. When she got
within two miles she fred shell across bow, and
hosted the American flag Her Captain inquired what
news had We tod him Of tire capture Of tue Florida
He then hauled down the American and raised he Rebel
flag and asked if had any vessel to which We
q 1fT1
west under sail
revolving case Of inhumanity came to light
last week in Hoboken in inquest by Coroner Avory,
in which 1t appears that little girl named Mariah
Holman the child of recent en grant from Bremen,
her death from starvation and want Of proper
medical attendance board the bark Donette. her
passage from Bremen to New-York. The inquest re-
vealed picture of great sueTings Of the emgrants BY
Of oupdity the part Of the officers OF the
vessel in question.
Two vessels, the Atlantic and Blackstone,
are stated TO have ariyedat Annapolis on Friday
ing filed with paroled men from Savannah. The
Gag contained in the Atlantic were IN ptabe state Of
emaciation tho surgeons being appalled, at their
appearance while msny died on the passage. They all
had to be sent to the hospitals Immediately Those
the blackstone. numbering $50, in better health
and celebrated their landing the Maryland shore by
hearty cheers.
The Kings County Board of Supervisors
finally resolved. on Saturday evening upon the sug
gestons of the Provost Marshal General and the Gov
ernor authorize the Supervisors TO revise the enroll
ment lists Of their respective wards and towns for the
purpose Of checking the Of persons legally
empt and presenting the corrected lists to the provost
narshas at an early period. The bushes, viii be
tered upon Immediately.
A frightful affair occurred in jersey City on
Saturday afternoon. when freshman, Bernard Titz
patrick. residing at No. ll3 Morganst., while under
the influence of liquor. threw stoved a. bis wife.
accidentally striking his infant daughter in tie head
dashing ont her brains and causing death half an
hour later An inquest was he'd by Coroner Farrell.
and verdict rendered In accordance with the above
facts.
The Board of County Canyassers concluded
their abors Saturday and adjourned sine de- Their
figures differ not materially from those furnished at Po
lice headquarters election night and change but
result e.ecting Edward Collin (Union). Coroner. over
VIM. Schrmer (Tsm DEM Mr. Collins majority Is
only 90 his total vote being 1896 and Mr. Schrmes
1896.
The street railroad companies of Brooklyn
have pcttoned the Common Council 0, that ci,y for
permission to raise their rate OF fare the ground
that they not paying than their expenses
and unable to furnish proper accommodations " the
pablo The subject has been referred to the Railroad
Committee Of the Board. and will probably be reported
upon at their next meeting.
The Louisrlls Democrat says that the Lieu.
tsnant. Governor of Kentucky X. I. Jacobs who was
recently ordered through the Confederate lines by the
oilttsry ssthorties Of that State Ia now at Galpos
OAie. The Rsbsl authorities refused 10 receive tho
sg ssyias that "thsy do not intend to lot President
LINCOLN make Botany Bay Of the South"
The steamboat Francis Skiddy, which struck
rooh cad sank whom opposite Van Weiss Point about
~ miles below Aibasy last Friday evening 10 now