New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
GENERAL NEWS.

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GENERAL NEWS.
1t appears from official data that the receipts
from customs for the quarter ending with March were
0OO internal revenue s6j co. OoO sales Of pub
lie lands s62 900; direct taxation. $50 700; miseela-
neous ST. $4,000 Total in round numbers. exclusive
of loans etc. $50 100000. The total expenditures for
the same time were s35a0OO,oo0
Several Western officers, who distinguished
themselves in the late Rebellion are in Washington,
rendering their services to the Liberal Government of
Mexico through Senior Romero. the Mexican Minister.
They pledge themselves If any encouragement given
TO carry with them 1000 immigrants each.
The British steamship Glasgow, of the Inman
line which left this port for Liverpool the morning
Of Sunday July 30 was burned at on the 3lst, in
stitude 4Ooi6 NORTH longitude CSC 80 west The pas
sengers and crew all saved, and returned to this
oity yesterday by the steamship Erin.
The Washington Chronicle of yesterday says
the "mysteriOus prisoner Just brought there is man
named Fuller. who committed the frauds upon the
Union National Executive Committee during the last
campaign. The immediate cause of his arrests not yet
known.
Major-Gen Benjamin Pren.iss was arrested
ate Quincy. Ill. Saturday, land fined s. for
thfashing young who kept company with his
daughter against the Generals wishes His son aided
his father in the work. and was fined like amount.
Breyet Brig. Gen. Muzzy, Military Secretary
to President johnson captain in the 10Th infantry has
been appointed colonel in the Regular Army FOR Iuero-
rous and valuable services while serving in the South
and West.
Well No. 10, United States Farm on Pit Hole
Creek Pa, caught fire on Wednesday eSening Three
persons were seriously burned and 1t is feared that
others lost their lives. The well is still flowing and
burning.
Information from the plains shows that the
overland mail stages running daily to Denver
City, semi.weekly to Salt Lake, and daily beyond The
Indian troubles on the increase.
Another section Of the Dubuque and Sioux
City Railroad has been completed and Tuesday cars
commenced running to Parkersburg. The work on
the road is rapidly progressing
The funeral of Sir T.. Z. Tache, late Premier
of Canada took place Quebec yesterday. and at
tended by large of the principal digntares
of the Province.
Major-General JEFF. c. Davis, late CON-
mander of the Fourteenth Army Corps will report in q
few days to Indianapolis whence ho will be assigned to
duty in Texas.
Michael Graely, while attempting to jump
on gravel train on the Chicago and Quincy Railroad
in Chicago fell between the and literally torn
to pieces
An unsuccessful attempt to float the frigate
Congress was made in Hampton Roads on Tuesday.
The effort was to have been repeated on ednesday.
Ford's theater at Washington has been taken
possession oby the War Department and tie Necessary
alterations now being made.
Military Commission has been ordered TO
investigate the recent troubles at Columbia Tenn be-
tween the Mayor and the negroes.
Fifteen murders have been committed in
Edgefeld County Tenn, within the past two weeks.
The Presidents health continues to improve,
and Cabinet meeting is expected to be held to day.
A dispatch from Nashville states that the
Hon. John Bel took the amnesty oath Tuesday.
The Hon. Edward Bates, who has been
severely Ill Of late, is now fast recovering.
1t is estimated that there are now 100, 900
negro soldiers under Government pay.
About eighty pardons were granted yesterday
and about 200 applications received.
The receipts from Internal Revenue on
Wednesday over seOO0OOo.
Gold opened yesterday at LA and closed at 1i4.
The market has been very steady all day. The ereme. Of
the day were lAalAi All descriptions of Government
Stocks are better and in demand In State and Railway
bonds ting business Bank shares ere strong Railway
shares irregular Early in the dag the whole ist va,
strong. After The call the market lower without any
pressure sell At the Second Board the market very
steady and after the call remained bru with exception
Of Eric Money ia quoted rreeusTly Brokers supplied
readily at per cent and in lower rates taken
The inquiry Is less active than yesterday and the advanced
rates attracted capital from the neghbOrug cities Mer
camille paper quoted per cent and l0o2 for second
rate Freights lrmer but quiet Exchange
tnuss drl.