New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
GENERAL NEWS.

The conflict between Peru and Spain, as we
learn BY later arrival from PouSne, Il stl tnslIeI'
Tie expected reguiorcements for the Spanish heet had
reached the Chinoha Islands, and hostile Gtmopstfa
ton against Callao was by many anticipated. iho
mission of commissioner Of the South American Con
ress TO the Spanish admiral appears 70 have remained
without result The Government Of Nicaragua hsspro
posed 10 the ether republics Of Central America 10 o
ro;nt conointly representative Of The South American
Congress Tie United States Of Colombia are reported
10 be IA a prosperous condition. il Salvador Gea
Duehas has been reelected President Ia Guetems'
thc French Minister has congratulated Gen Carer
lie President of the Eepubhc, upon the corchatofs
position which he occupies with REGARD 10 MEXICO
Early on Saturday morning officers hyde ana
Montgomery Westchester County. and Fleming Oh lhe
Yorkyille Police attempted TO arrest Robert CaurcH
burglar az bis residence corner oil fiithave' ela
ST. He resisted, ond IL tcsTugse was aeei'
Santally shot by officer Fleming he ball entering his
head and causag dooth in few nomenI Later IN 'ne
dsy Coroner Collin held inquest ON the body a. the
Nineteenth Precinct Stationcuse' ara the Jii! Teh
dered verdict generating the officer.
Thomas Brown was robbed Of 81 l2O in gold
and el5 in currency in a low den in BazteFsi WHITTIER
be had accompanied Josephine Ni!ler Hannah Miller,
co.ored tie keeper Of TIE house. the GIL Miller and
Joseph Sdn1S we're arrested wa"
mit.ed by Justice Hogan. In Sands possession was
found s73i in bills part Ct the proceeds OF the stolen
cold. Brown was sent TO ii. House Of Detention as
witness. william McGiverD. who committed the theft
S. still at large will the greater portion Of The stolen
money.
The Tennessee State Convention has unani-
nously adopted resolutions aboshng and forever pro
Iibtlng Slavery within that State and abroeating the
4 81. fa..yo al I'M ,IYxII ei
thereof These are to be voted upon by The people Oh
the ed Of February and il they arc Gdopted an cleo
Lion for Governor and members o! the Legislature vii
be held on the 4th Of March
The Massasot -four mill, located al Fall
River Mase. was partially destroyed by fire on
"wednesday night last There were between - 600 and
1000 bushels OF wheat and 200 barrels Of foGr in the
mill portion Of which was badly damaged b. water.
The amour! Of the loss is impossible 10 ASCERTAIN AZ
present
Secretary Seward has issued circular M
nouncug that all consular Offices 81 tho provinces lying
ON orr Northern and North eastern border are author
izsd to receive United States currency in payment for
passports and directing. In any consul haa charged
an sIcess over the prescribed price that he refund the
same.
A portion of the City Hail. ct Kingston, Can.
ada. was burned on Wednesday evening. The common
school library. together with twentysix butchers stalls
che premises Of auctiOneer. two fancy stores two
provision stores. job printing Office, &C., were de.
stroyed.
The steamship Rebecca Clyde sailed from this
port on Saturday night laden with a cargo Of proyi.
sions for the needy inhabitants Of Savannah Twenty
ono thousand dollars have been raised in Phsdelpha
for tho relief Of the Savannah sufferers.
Coroner Collin yesterday held an inquest at
No 20 East Fourthst, the body Of Frederick Oroa,
native of England, sged 40 years who committed sui.
tide BY cutting bis throat while laborng under TEN.
bOrsry depression.
4hr Netr. OyJ,9ns Era was suspended on Ina