New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-08
Nominations for STATE Omccr..
Union County Nominations.
GENERAL. NEWS.

CITY Inspector Boolc reports that the deaths
in New York during the past week were il'-il3 men
lOi women ITO boys and 20 grlsa decrease OF from
the mortality Of the previous wecs and decrease Of
Il IA compared with the mortality Of tue corresponding
week of 1863 OF the deceased III children under
years Of age The mortality by the prr cpal disc SEES
was as follows: Consumption 72i Inflammation OF the
Lungs %; infanile maTasmu 10 in'ntile conyulsons
"a; typhoid fever 49, disease oil BRAIN Isl cpheilie
Is; smallpox l6; deaths from external causes -;
among which ore reported premature births 3d9owned
killed BY accidents There were 81 deaths IN the in
stitutions and 80 intermcnts in Pottcr's field
A dispatch from Chicago states that
nomber Of members Of the O. a. X. Society have
been arrested on the charge Of consp.ring 70 raise
an instruction on election day and hberate
The prisoners in Camp Douglas. The would
lie insurrectonists had gone to Chicago under
The prctcnse of voting and among their number
:. Col Marmaduke, brother OF the Rebel General
Chas. Walsh doorkeeper of the House OF Representa-
tiyes; Col G. ST. Leser. Greenfield Morean's Adju.
FAINT General; Capt CoDtren. of Morgan's Command
J. T. shanks and Charles Travcrs. Two hundred stand
NJ arms two cartoads Of revovers and large quanii'
" Of ammunition were found in Washs house.
Joseph Nulet, an officer Of the Twenty-nnth
Precinct was shot yesterday morning in Twenty -nnth
st. Broadway. by an unknown man, whom be had
arrested and was carrying to the Station house. After
Che shooting the prisoner ed and has not vet been ar
rested The officer Yves conveyed TO The SGtionhouse
in Twenty ninthst neor Fourthave. and medical at
tention rendered but he died in short time after his
entrance Deceased was q years old and resided AZ
no. 81 West Twenty -ninthsi He leaves VIE aud
two children.
The pirate Chcamanga has been very active
Of late she oyerhauled the bark Speedwel the other
dav but allowed her to proceed after taking bonds for
$1,000 90 be paid in gold. The schooner Goodspeed
was also destroyed by her and the 3lst in lat % p
Ion. 70 o. vessel OF 800 tons seen burnt TO the
waters edge, mos. likely by the Chckamouga.
The steamer James White sunk at Island No
10. Mississippi River recently. Size was valued at
$1,000: insured for $4,000; the cargo, which is proba
bly, total loss being mostly Government freight. Tho
Sanitary steamer Dunlieth sank the 9Th inst. the
boat total loss. and the cargo partially 80.
Eight steamboats, laden with Government
stores were burned at JoLnsonyile Tenn, tie 9Th
OF 9th to prevent them falling into tie hands Of the
Rebels at says the Johnsonvie correspondent
Of Tte Cincinnati Journal
There was fire in Buffalo, at the store Of
James Pratt No. l75 Westinghouse on the 5h The
total loss was from $4,000 to $4,000.
The official canvass on the State question, in
Colorado shows about 500 votes agns the proposition
So Colorado decides not to enter the onion.
Gold opened al 2ij, and fell rapidly 10 235i.
hi. point it relied 2l5 and again reeded TO 2i
Tie supply Of gold large and 2 cent freely paid to
carry "Wednesday The closing rate "a Stocks
heavy and little deposition show 70 make en-osrens
Oovenmeut securities cady, aIi certificates little deaTer
a. the Stock Exchsnse Money active and AZ =
cont there is ample employment for cspe Holders Of gold
begin 6nl their load heavy and pay oudy oI accouo