New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-07
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN IcIsAL NEWS.
Copperhead paper in this city having as
serted that the votes Of New York and Pennsylvania
soldiers for Mcclellan have been detained in the Wisa
ugton Po.t.o;ce Postmaster Bowen denies the charge
in the most positive terms Ho publ hes 1 card from
lis chief clerk and the superintendent Of tie military
mails also emphaueallr denying It, These gencmon
have been connected With tue Post Ollie, FOR forty
years and arc Mcclellan men. Some tine ago Nr
Bowen issued instruct 20 provide that all letters
containing soldiers bll'ts should bs fo varied with
the least possible dols.. TO, many days past moro
than thousand of these letters with votes AMI powers
Of attoruey have been ysAaIdcd ron Wis..at.ya -
New.YoIk daily.
The Jc,rish Messenger states that M. Belmont
is simply the NewYoik corresp onicn' of Csc hon., u
Roilschid that though jew b. biria d. married. o.t
OF the faith many years ago is not connected Wi.h
jewish congregation and j., universally rrlud.l.ed as
jew; that the Rothscalds have never assisted ths
Rebel Treasury TO the extent Of dollar that tleir
sympathies and active cooperation have been with the
Government based on liberty as main pie rs
stated By Baron Rothsclj ofFrankfjrt 10 the United
States Consul-General. Mr. Murphy, that tAe oa.y
banker Of any note Who uphold the Confederate cause IN
europe is Mr.. Etlnecr OF r,rit who used 30 BE- D
Jew but was converted 10 Christianity. aadm1rgisl
Mr. Slidels daughter"
Mr.. John Decker, ChiecEuci1ccr or the Fro
Department Of this city 10, 3srcd an ogdc. o NE mcu
bcrs Of his force rec'ing The limitations given iy lie
national Government OF Rebel dc eas 70 set fire 20 the
various Northern cites On Tuesday next the dly Of
the Presidential election Nj Decker though DC does
not give full credenco these alarms warn 81 the
members Of tAe Department 10 observe ucTcssei v.g
anee that day,aud be folly prepared ior immediate
duty in case oi any extra emergency ealing for iae.r
services should occur has also directed Doe various
lel.rngcss to b. particularly gltelil "a their duties
Oh election day.
Five men belonging 20 The schooner Nara
ganset lying in the bay SATURDAY evening AZ
rested Dr. our harbor police on charge OF having f1r
some time past been engaged in numerous Ioblercs
along the Hudson River shore The special charge on
which the accused we're seized Is Gle alleged rObbc Of
seventy Of pig iron from he Syracuse Iron Com
pauy at CrooD, in this state, twenty tuns OF which
were found or board the schooner. Al the accused
viii be today Transferred 10 CrotOl .Oa ts.a- Two OF
tlem have, ID is stated made partial clr.,,.on Some
thirty persons ore aid to be implicated 10 t'e various
robboIies alluded %.
While a Democratic torchlight proc'- ion IN
Trenton v r., on Friday night, crossing Pie track
ofthe New.York and Philadelphia Railroad the wash
ngton through express train along, running into
wagon containing number Of ladies. Several OF tie
ladies were considerably injured The procession in
nediatey broke mp. and the men belonging 10 IT, exas'
M ated by the terrible occurrence. made an attack
upou tis engineer and railroad 1agnan serous! nnr
ing the later though it Is claimed that lie had fully
performed his duty by giving warning Of the ne'r ap
proach Of the train.
A very large gathering VAS in attendance at
Plymouth Church last evening hear the fifth and last
% that remarkable series OF political sermons. with
which Mr. BEEcHER has 50 deeply interested large
portion Of our community for several weeks Tho ser
mon was grand dignifed and logical and vas listened
to with breathless attention throughout
We regret to be compelled to chronicle the
do,,b Of Mr. Thomas CLARK Of the New.York Post
Office. formerly Superintendent in the Newspaper Do
nortmeut. Mr.. c. was instantly killed on Saturday
nigbt near Csllicoon on the NewYork and Erie Rail
road in consequence of the tram IN winch he Jay asleep
running off q misplaced switch.
The meeting Of the War Democrats at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music, On Saturday evening was
very successful affair The speech OF Cen Dsniel L.
Sekles was masterpiece, and it was received win
enthusiasm by the great audience IN attendance COL
Cross also made patriotic speech and at the coDcu-
sion of the meeting Gen. Walbridge offered some Fe'o
lutions. which were unanimously adopted
The Rev VIM. Ii. Boole delivered an impress
sye discourse last night in the Thirty st. Meth
odist Episcopal Church, the political Issues OF tho
day. TO an OVERLOOKING congregation. Over LOO per-
sons were present In the church. which Is quit 10
accommodate jus, four hundred less
The lecture Of Hon. Charles Sumner, on
slavery and tie Rebellion, one and inseparable'" at
Cooper Institute On Saturday afternoon, was very large
v attended The address itself YVES masterpiece ana
yas listened TO- throughout with the most profound al
entop accompanied by frequent and earnest applause