New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-22

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a. abau obiae tire necessity which the Controller now
no. 20 resort TO- of borrow ing money interest in ad
vance Of the receipt, of the City Treasury 10 meet the
o,,rrs,t expenses-a very jadicoas motion. The Hon
reps,do Wood told the Supervisor. yesterday that he
,o. w;lliup 10 90 TO Westminster and testify all he
Knows in regard to the Harlem Bridge Commission.
LET MS haste to throw bone to the hungriest
dor in the land We have clronicied elections IN
score of plsees trom school districts to States this
snrino vet nowhere have been able to give our dis
NAL Copperhsads Yord OF comfort Now. however
We have chanee-.hat IS We seem TO have. Tor go
altogether upon Copperhoad information That scandal
sheet which disgraceS the name of Parrot
,,S y,;o, printed ut tho capital Of Pennsylvania
,xoucbe. upon s invisible espectabilty that Harris
b, has elected Democratic Treasurer By the cnor'
mon. vote Of ss5 Ccppeis to te5 loyal men-mskng
Conner majority ofl67 Tt is wonder that the cap"''
of Penusylvania had last year to be protected from
Gen. Lee by New York sodiers-her own pcople' Nv
,,s pch as vote seem 10 be the side Of his Excel
,eucv Jefforson Davis President OF the Confederate
States Of America.
The deaths in New York during the past week
were ace an increase of 40 upon the mortality OF the
previous week and 90 as compared with the mortality
OF tho corresponding week OF 1863 OF the deceased 1873
were children under years Of age. The mortality oy
the principal diseases was as follows: Consumption
60 infntilc commissions, 90 typhus fever. -; nhamma
ton of the lungs ~; diphtheIe %; scarlet fever III
Group 1s infante marasInus, g. dropsy In the head
le SMALL ox death from internal causes. ID; among
which are reported premature birth scalded, j. killed
BY accidents, 8. There were 20 deaths In the insiIn
tons and 40 internents in PoftsTs Held
Mr.. John W. Hunter, Deputy Auditor IN the
Custom. House was yesterday arrested on charge OF
fraud The particular points the appearance Of two
checks one for ~ 100 and for 81 600 which are not
properly accounted for. These checks. Mr. hunter
saws are forgeries Mr. Hunter is old officer. having
descended to US from the old time Democratic Admin
strations He dene, any knowledge OF wrong. but Ia
held TO bail in the sum Of $4,000 to snswer .he charge
collector Barney and Mr. $ J. Ogden. Chief Auditor
being his sureties.
The brig Howard, spoken at sea Oh the 18th.
reports that on The afternoon Of the l0th nst in lat 90
lon CO. saw vessel OF the description Of the Re Guan
tuomo with msintopmast gone running south east A
northwest gale was blowing at the time but the vessel
showed no coors signals Of distress The supposed
wreck Of the aantuomo Yves the eth, and her posi-
ton was said to be in lat 40 4o Ion SO S or about
go miles west OF the vessel seen by the HoHard,
| There was large attendance Of working wo.
men and their friends at the Cooper Institute yesterday
evening TO consider the best plan to protect the poor
and oppressed women from the unjust and cruel treat
ment they receive at the hands OF mercenary employers
| Judge DAILY occupied The chair. Reports were pre-
sented poem read by Miss Esnonde. and speeches
were delivered by the Rev. Mr. Milburn and Mr..
Beach Of tn, H,v York Ssa.
A Committee OF twenty-six, who stated they
spoke on behalf OF the workingmens Democratic Re
publican Committee Of Hew.York City. yesterday pre-
sened en- address TO President Lincoln. The Chairman
Of the Committee said They had only one word then,
TO add and that was that IL is esrnest desire that
ruc Iro.dsmt may be from Springfield. Illinois,
and that his pamo msy be Abraham Linoon.'
VIM. Cutter, at Flatbnsh, l.. l., on Sunday
evening attempted to shoot girl named Anne Walker
living with Judge Vanderbilt. He wounded the cir
and Mrs Vanderbilt slightly III is said that he has
Gently been partially insane from the effects OF fall
and has carried pistol for time, threatening u
b shoot the Judge and others "
Inquiry having been made ~ 10 whom tho
contract for carrying the overland mail cas- awarded
it Is sscertsnet that the advertisement for the overland
mail withdrawn Feb TO- ls64. at the request Of the
Committee Of the Senate Post.Oficcs and Post
Roads. Consequently contract hos been awarded
for the service.
Gen. Hurlbut made a speech 10 the City
Council Of Memphis the l.th giving them To under
stand If they did not clean The streets and take
TO improve III sanitary condition. he would stop
their collection Of taxes aud do The work himself
Thus far LIS applicants for commissions in
eooled regiments have been examined before the Board
who rejected ia, and recommended for appointment
s3. These 7ef are BY the rules VI the Board denied
reexaminsticn
Admiral Dohlgren left on Sunday morning
or Fortress Monroe and it is expected that thu body
of his son viii arrive in few days.
The number Of hogs packed at 81. Louis dur
ing the past season 2iooco being nearly 90 excess
over last year.
There were four inches OF snow on the ground
at Albany on Saturday
Gold opened at l62, rose to 1891 and fell TO 1912
GiGs In the sisrnoon the price i6ziaiGs2 and
closed firm Upon the street stocks strous and IN
strong Stocks have been and lower under
bank statement which shows incress OF loans. with
corresponding increase iof deposits. At the Stock Exchange
demand for Government, Securities and offered
small ot, Railway morsss-s strong and advance
obtained Aer the Board thu rallied and closed III
with renewed disposition to buy The evening stock
change held lass night in the Republican Club Room
mr. OF twenty third ana Broadway The aud It's
are much superior to the room where night
ons have been held and descrves Money call is
dcoreI and little busines, done less than cent
or cash the day balance. offered quite freely
but At y The bsnk stsemen, IL regarded with dis
trust by spectators for advance and buying checked.
We take IL fnr granted that the statement