New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-28
GENERAL NEWS.

At m. on Wednesday, the residents III
the vicinity OF Grand and Edrdge streets were started
BY the report of pistol and reaching the scene Oh
the report discovered the fees body Of man lying III
front Of No. 49, Grand street 1t was immedia'e!
recognized as that OF the welknown bilposter IN.
Fl. Williams. doing business at No. = Ann streeA anu
living Of the above number FOR some years past
Williams has been living with the wife OF riaA named
Robert C. Haincs and the latter at length becoming
partially insane from the fact Of his wiies leaving MN
shot her seducer. Hn inquest was heio on '"e ooy 81
the Tenth Precinct StationHous by coroner ndey
and verdict rendered in accordance with the above
hcts. The prisoner was committed to the IomDs 10
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
The lO2d Regiment, escorted By tho 9TH Regi-
mont band was reviewed on wednesday afternoon by
the Mayor and Common Council in front of the City
Hall when the review over the regiment marched
nm broadway, thence to tho Washington Parade
Ground vheie TIE men were dismissed The regiment
contains about two hundred men. all Of whom have re-
enlisted. -, n,,
A special dispatch from Louisville SAYS The
steamer Henry Fizhuys bound from Nashville to Gin
cnnati. was sunk BY the ic. on the ed instant at
shawueetown. She is q total loss. Size had on board
1913 bales Of cotton FOR Cincinnati The ice gave way at
ing twenty four barges over the Fails.
The Night Watchers Association had their
sirst annual reunion at the n L. S. Relief Rooms on
Wednesday evening. Speeches. reporta songs ana
piano music were followed by collation. The singing
by Miss Farr. Of very high order OF merif' anu
was enthusiastically cheered.
AT Louisville on the 26th, the Circuit Court,
in the suit against the Adams Express Company to
recover the money seized by John Morgan, decided
that yuerrlas are Common enemies, and that rs snch
COMMON carrier Is not responsible for goods seized ny
| them.
The Democratic State Committee OF New
York have called a convention Of delegate from
each Assembly District TO meet st Albany on the 2iih
February to choose Delegates to the National Con-
yeniion
The last ballot in the Kentucky Legislature,
on Tuesday for United States Senator rcsued rs fol
lows Guthrie, 81; Bell. AZ; Burnam g. Mr.. BuoSner
has Withdrawn his name.
The Hon. James b. Clay Of Kentucky ex-
Minister TO Portugal and exMember of Congress from
the Ashland District; died in Montreal the Goth inst
| There is movement, which will probably be
successful TO move tie Capital of Maine from Augusta
to Portland.
Gold closed at p. n, at l57 T. the range OF the
day ben, The certainty Of more currency does not
upon gold with its force and advance IN stocks
without material change in gold is not unlikely The demSnd
for export purposes fair way to ie reduced BY the
fast and growing demand for Government sock abroad "ih
export OF bonds Of half million weekly gold will not prob
ably retain its present price, there Is violent boarding
demand hesc. The sooa took out day $s<6s2. Stocks
before the Board strong and In demand The market hes
been steady snd advancing oil Day and q, the close Of business
frui with reserved disposition to buy speculation
Money is abrndan: at cen, on call and borrowers have
Of her the advantage.