New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

At the meeting of the Board of Education
last night communication was received from VIM.
Kke one Of the Trustees of the School Board OF II
Fourth Ward stating that he had been removed froi
1is position account Of charges of aeasance Will
I'm Office and asserting his entire innocence OF sue
lcbarges. The School Board Of the Fourth Ward wa
organized during his absence and all appointments anC
Removals were made during his absence and for which
be was entirely unaccountabe. Mr.. Kelly Of the same
Ward also asked further Investigation. After some
debate resolution adopted that the Special Com
inttee on Fourth Ward matters be directed 10 extend
their researches into all the other Wards from the First
10 the Twenty second inclusive, and that all persons
whose evidence might be deemed essential to this end
e required to appear before the Committee and testify
In all matters relative to their connection with the public
schools Of this city.
1t has been officially announced to the State
department that hosthties between Denmark and the
Hefmn Powers would be resumed on the 18th Of juno,
unless postponed By the proceedings Of the Conference
hi London and that In such case the blockade OF the
Rrussisn ports Of the Baltic well astha OF the ports
hi the Duchios Of Schleswig and Holsein which has
been raised from the 18th ulmo will go into force
hgan Immediately after the expiration Of the time liked
uoon for the duration Of the suspension OF arms Neu
trial ships however which should essay after the re-
tsumption OF hostes to enter OF the ports again
lookaded would not be captured unless preliminary
notice Of the OF the blockade had been
rst made to them in the ordinary way by the vessels OF
the blockading squadron.
A recently.passed law Of Congress provides
shat in all cases where It may have been or shall herea
er be stipulated by treaty convention between the
Halted States and any foreign country TO the effect that
he Consul General, Consuls, vceCousuls, or Consular
r Commercial Agents Of the two nations respectively
As have exclusive Jurisdiction Of controversies diff
oultiss or disorders arising at or In the waters OF
ports Of the nation, between The master or other OIL
Gers or officers and Gny Of tho crew. or between any Of
hsse Themselves Of any ship OF vessel belonging to
hhe other nation such stpuaons shall be executed and
enforced within the jurisdiction Of the United Statea
! The bids for the seventy-fve million loan
were opened yesterday at Washington. Thoy ranged
from par to eight per cent premium Some Of the Ma
kiond Banks were large bdderA The offers averaged
-Four and half TO Eve per cent premium.
I The Right Reverend Bishop McClosky Of AL.
nspy has received the official announcement from Rome
ibSppointmsM to the Arohepiscopats Of New.Y0rk
n q supposed that 10 viii enter upon the discharge Of
his new duties directly
fEGold at the Stock Exchange sold OF 1874 0l97i;
~ noon 1854 Tbs Senate pAssed the Gold bill ts morning
hut thu far Il has produced 10 sssul.A AZ y the rs,.
u iy Stocks hsvs bssa Irregular Throughout the day.
hs morning session fun prices paid followed By shs
rally ct the close The s4 Al the Pubh Board the sdvsa
u not sustained and quotations rseeded 70 the morning
k>nee At the Second Board the market not active co.
lower prices were accepted There u more demand 10
Mccoy and nothing Of Importance done snions broker
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