New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL. NEWS.


.greed 70 regard Bishop Wilmer Of Alabama As the |
rsrusr ecclesiasteL PRESSING officer cf that diocese
overlook ug the irregularities BY which he was elected
and oonsecrsted, but With the understanding that his
caye should not be considered preoedeot. Bishop
wilmer presided over .be Alabama Diocese during the
Rebellion. Hence tire HllusiOn TO '1rreguiarities'
Considerable other business Of routine character was
transacted but nothing Of general interest
The Westiita< Post, the Radical German organ
OF ST. Louis authorizes to say that President John
son did not say 10 Gov. Fletcher Of Missouri in re-
cont conversation has beer alleged. Thsis white
mans country and by God. While am President, it
shall BE- o white mans Government" Tie report ia in
correct and it not Gov. Ficchor who authorized
the papers to publish il. As far rs Gov Fletcher re
members President johnson used about the following
words: in favor Of the white man." or, " be-
long to the white mars party"
Election returns from Mississippi no longer
leaves doub, to the cleo ION of Gen. Humphreys as
Governor OF the State His opponent Judge Fisher
bss declared bs intention of urging upon the President
bis immediate pardon 1t is thought by many that Gov
Sharkeys opinion that tie action of the Sote Conven'
ton conferred negroes the night of giving testimony
IN courts Of Justice will defeat him for the United
STATES Senate.
On Saturday, the application for an injunc-
ton by Miss Laura keeue 10 RESTRAIN Sir. stuart,
Manager OF the Winter Garden, and Mr.. J. ). Clarke
the oeredisn from playing the celebrated piece entitled
Our American Cousin" argued before Judge
Moncrief in TIE Superior Court. The Judge pereup-
tory refused TO grant any injunction. in his opinion
there 10 possible ground for claiming one.
Gen. Conner has issued circular announcing
war TO the knife gains. the Indians. The officers
commanding the expedition ordered not TO leave
trail when etruck, until they have overtaken and
punished the sayages, and, accomplish this the
msnd Will be supplied with extra amount of salt
With which TO preserve for subsistence after the
regular ratons may be exhausted.
Mr.. J. Stellifer Moulton, the New-York cor
respondent Of T1s Boston T%areus, turned by
Justice Dodge on Saturday after " the Commits
soners OF Charities and Correction TO be committed tc
the Lunstio Asyiam- Mr.. houlton styles hi1sel
s'Stelfer. the King. Reignng Prince Of the House O
David. and Guardian Of American Destiny"
The Kentucky Delegation, headed by the
Hon Garrett Davis obtained interview with the
n President Saturday morning and urged tbs re
yuova OF Gen. Palmer with much earnestness The
~ President it is said has ID the whole
Gen. Thomas for Investigation and declines TO nter.
fere until that officer axes report upon the subject
The closing session of the Board of Foreign
Missions, at Chicago held Friday and was
IuneroGsly attended. Parting addresses were made
BY several prominent Missionaries and members Of the
Board The address In behalf Of the Church Of that
city was sde by the Rev. DR.. Patton. "A. o'clock
the meeting adjourned sine die.
We learn from Oregon that Gov. Gibbs Of
that State. has Issued proclamation calling special
session Of the Legislature for the 5Ih of December The
Oregon State Fair commenced at Salem on tie I'd inst
The exhibition Of goods end the List Of stock larger
Khan ever before
Three murders were committed in Philade-
phia Friday last 4 youth ID years odd was shot BY
adrunken rowdy. who escaped; Q ooIored soldier was
killed by q conrade. and . porter was strangled in
store by party Of burglars who escaped with large
amount Of plupder.
A colored soldier ia CovingtOn, KY, at
negro ball became disordery. and when the policemen
attempted 70 quiet him. as fred bis pistol after them
they le They returned sud IN attempting TO take his
pistol from hin be frei again, when hO shot dead
BY one Of toe policeman
The State Department in Washington has
received sdvices % the effect that the cholera was
recently raging fearfaIy in Barcelona, Spain. The
port had been c0sed BY royal decree all business was
.uspeaded ind iah the inhabitants had FED from the
oily.
Provost Yarshsls Throughout the State of
furnish election officers descriptions Of drafted men who
left to elud, their responsibilities, with view 10 e1
oiude theuirom the polls on Tuesday.
The discussion at Newark n. j., between
Con. Xii atrick ani the Ron. A j. Rogers came of
on SstrIsy evening. Nearly 5000 persons were pres.
snt AMI contrary 20 expectation everything passed
Of veg quietly.
TIL, Rhode Island National Horse Fair takes
place IN Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday, in Provi
demo-. large number Of entries have been made and
kpromises 10 be one Of the most successful held
In tbe Stata
Major Gen. Carl Sehur, arrived in st. Louis
Thursday 1t reported that he will establish there
radical English newspaper more in conformity with
the views Of The Real.eAs Pest than those advocated by
Tls De~0eGI
Col. Mclean, the Democratic candidate, it is
boogbt reelected BY about 900 majority as dele.
re 10 represent Montana Territory in Congress at
lection beid last month.
0.etary Welles recently told the editor Of
" I'D Pre-" that II Mr.. Johnsoa at home
40 P'" citizen, be would favor negro suffrage in
Tenne Ssoe
Inc TreSio7t has recognized the following
nsmou 'o"sus A. Hnyt: r. Usher at New York;
o. u V'afK al bost~ and Albert Emerson at Bangor
Among the pron,ent pardon.seekers now in
Washington, 10 Mr.. II, ,ott Assistant Secretary OF
State under Mr. Buchanan. admit istration.
The Tennessee Methodit Conference ia still
in session at Edseaeid Many sainen. divuss are in
attendance.