New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-24

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ranceuent has been made whcn' Is 'uii, r',,'a
obvia,e the former difficulties OF coming anu
~, III and we are assured, that the cable VIII DC
.N' h. rc- before been produced aud that the
$500 Fo,crn is the best ship for the task OF laying
down. -.
Thore was another crowded Union meeting
o, the cooper Institute Saturday night Henry d. Ray
mnud CSC in the chair 20 hear addresses from u"'
NoRroE Of Indiana, HANNIBAL HAMbIN NIce-fresi"eh'
= tb. United States. Ex-Governor WEIGHT Of Indiana
the Hon. Mr. FAY. Minister 10 the Swiss hspublc ana
dc Rev. Mr.. BooIg ofths city. stirring and staunch
sat of resolutions adopted. and the able enc OK
hansliye discussion by Gov. MORTON OF the war or
peace question excited the greatest enthusiasm "s ao
did the ecrrcs. and patriotic address OF the
idep and the humorous and forcihio hits Oh 'hc NV
Mr.. RooIF. and which continued unabated' notwlih'
standing the great length to@hich the proceeding WIZ
protT scted
President LINCOLN has made written reply
TO the Tennessee rrotestants He says he has nohhg
to 90 with regulating elections that neHher the onei
Executive nor the War Department intend TO interfere
in any manner beyond keeping the peace th"' ne mas
given no orders upon which Gov. JOHNSON cou'd nave
acted nor has lie ally other than hearsay and current
report about the matter So far be understands lie
looks upon the movement one of the people them
solves
Stringent arrangements have been made 10
prevent Rebel pirates shipping in disguise on p''''
steamers leaving this port for the purpose Oh seiHs
them when at sea- in the way the ChesaPe"Sc anu
Roanoke were taken. On the departure oil the N'"
Orleans steamers Saturday no persons were ao"e"
TO 30 on board unless they could show beyond doup'
that they were bona ed peaceful passengers Inc Dag
gage was also subjected TO strict examinatlon.
There was another great gathering al
Plmonth Church last evening, and the able sermon o
MI BErCHER upon the political questions at ssne, was
listened 10 with profound attention. Meetings oil t"iS
character when so largely attended, are indicative OF
rurd growth Of the Republican party and IN the oeoi
in the great prime pies which seeks to promote through
the medium OF the ballot-box
There was a sword presentation AT hetempor-
ary armory Of the 37ih Regiment, Broad"ay' above
i9thst. last evening. The sword was presented by
rriyate GrorGE ARNOLD in behalf Of Company c. and
tic corporation responded in appropriate remarks
Patriotic oast were drank during the evening anu the
meeting broke up ct O late hour.
Montreal paper FRIDAY, the Gay after the
raid mon st. Adams, has this; "Mr. GEoRcE ~ SAN
pggs the well known Agent Of tho Southern conied'
aracy il in town" What connection this arrival may
have with the raid be guessed from the fact that
one Of the robbers tclegrapbed to SASDIEs thus we
are captured. Do what you can for US"
A great Union meeting was held on fnday
evening at Port Jorvis The wgV an holding 500 or
inward was crowded its fullest capacity Addresses
wore made bv wM Z. EoBNsoS and J.. \. FULLER
escs. Of EeR.York.
JOIN II. MASS, aged IS years, who resides
ID ~ i.st n SStyr.
dsy night run over BY one Of the Sevensavo cans at
,he corner Of Thompson AID Analysis and almost IN
s.antly killed.
Lord LYONS and Maj. -Gcn. HAsTIsGS DOYLE
commander of the British troops in New brunswick ana
Nova Scotia went excursion up the East RIVER
on Saturday afternoon. to visit the public Institutions
on Wards, BLACKWELL and Randalls Islands.
We have report from BRACES Santiago that
Cen CosTNAs surrendered his forces TO the Imperial
lists and accepted BfigsdierGenerals commission In
| NAxnnIANs army The occupation OF Maiauoras By
the French Is confirmed
A considerable portion of the buildings OF the
Mersilnac Wooden Company, at Lowell. Mass. were
destroyed by fire Friday night lost involving loss
Of $4,000 al but go 90 " which s covered b! a.
suranoo.
We understand that the Mayor has deter
mined to suspend City Inspector Booe and that pro
cess for that purpose IS ont Whether served Ve con
not ay-t had rot been late hour on Saturday eve
ming.
The funeral Of DR.. OHLRNsCHLAGKR took
plsee ,estaday in Jersey City. The deceased was
Medioal inspector on Gen. SnERTDfSs staff. aud was
murdered by gueIrillas near Winchester
The decision Of the Supreme Court OF Michi-
gan few days Since In the quo TauGsio case against
the Ban. o. Pontiac puts final end TO that concern by
forielting the charter.
The brig CeyIon, from Lingan fol- New-York,
strnck on Little Head Reef in Lingan Harbor on ht
I4;h inst and became total wreck Her crew "a'
saved.
The Poytrnaste--General has directed all post
masters in NewYork State 10 diligence in causing
letters containing soldiers votes 10 be promptly placed
in the hands Of parties to whom they are directed
| Fifty places oil business in Eastport Me-,
weredestoyed By FIRE yesterday. The loss is estimated
at sJO0,OCO.
Southern papers report yellow fever raging
at Charleston 1t brought in by blockade runner
1t is also violent at Wilmington and Newborn.
Coroner RASsgy will to-day investigate the
canse, which led 10 the late smash-up on tie New
! Gayen Railroada 37thst.
The steamer Dime, laden with freight, wa
s,nk near Louisville on Friday morning. The boat vii
DO a total lose
, The quota of Jersey City is filed, and Official
notice OF the fact has been given the Mayor
On the 18th inst. tie hills in the vicinity Of
Woodstock Vt. were white with snow.
The amount Of subscriptions TO the 7-3o loan
for the week ending Oct. 90 was e3.a216;o
Gold opened at 40, and hardly varied up to2p'm''
when uGl-n rally made TO 2J, closing o; 2l25 The Dc