New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

The grand fremens parade in Philadelphia
yesterday an imposing demonstration. There were
In the procession l02 hose carriages 81 steamers. IL
hand engines l2 hook and ladder carriages, and 81
hmbuances including 30 companies from abroad 1t Is
estimated that the line ten miles in length. The
Nay was ne and the citizens turned out en- masse to
No honor to the fremen.
The Republican Union Judiciary Convention
last evening informally nominated Erastus c. Benedict
for Judge Of the Supreme Court; Ed Coles, for the
Superior Court Isaac Dsytou for the Court OF Com
mon Pleas and A. ]. Dtenhoefer for both short and
long term Of the Marine Court. An adjournment was
fhen had to Thursday next.
The trial of Gen. BriScoe, for the alleged
larceny of certain moneys is still in progress at Wash
tngton motion was made yesterday by member
of the Court that the accused be informed the Court
hesired no further evidence OF his military reputation,
s that had been fully established by the testimony but
xhe motion denied.
The Union portion Of the Methodist con-
Hregaton in Newport, Ky, over which the Rebel
preacher Huston was recently placed by the Confer.
snoe have resolved though in the majority. TO with
draw and worship by themselves. One of the Presby-
terian Churches has been rendered them for this pur
pose.
Among the first cases to be tried by the
Naval Court Martial, which has been ordered to con-
sene in Washington on the lst Of November with Vice
Admiral Farragut President. is that Of Lieut.. Col
arsden of the Marine Corps who is to be tried on va
fious charges of enoticerlike conduct in Boston.
The following appears in Flakes Bulletin
fGalveston Texas Of September %: "We learn tina
John Il Reagan late Postmaster-General Of the SO
rallied Confederate States. has written letter whic
will no doubt astonish some Of his associates. Anon
Sther things he fsvors negro suffrage"
The United States steamers Rhode Island an
Hornet heretofore mentioned as having been ordere
10 Havana to convoy to Washington the Rebel raj
Stonew all which was surrendered TO the United State
by the Spanish authorities Will sail from the Washing
ION yard on the Goth inst.
Attorney Gen. Speed has returned to Wash
Hgton after absence Of 10 days. leaving two men
bers Of the Cabinet and Secretaries Seward and McCu
N toch still absent. United States Treasurer Spinne
has also returned having been for several weeks al
" Bent at the North.
: An informal session Of the National Fenia
congress was held in Philadelphia yesterday. s.
hundred delegates present. In the evening the
was enthusiastic mass meeting, at which sever
addresses were made. An attempted disturbance co.
petey failed.
At late hour last evening fire broke o,
,on the first floor of No Bridgest.. occupied a CT
ton storehouse The fire soon extended to No. 5 al
fhe other floors and consumed their entire content
The loss will be not less than s5O00Oo
Daniel Garrity was shot dead on Saturda
night in Cambridge, Mass, while trying 10 force
way into the house OF one Garrett by Of ty
brothers. The deceased was intoxicated at the tim
Both brothers have been arrested.
An inquest into the stabbing affray in HUI
sonst early Sunday morning, was held yesterday al
o verdict rendered that the deceased. John Rehmin
came to his death by stab wound with d knife ut Il
hands Of Augustus Buckley.
Mr.. HARDWOOD one of the party that accom-
panied Sir Morton Peto to this country presented
the President yesterday, and received heartily
sympathizer with this country and supporter Of JON
Bright:
The yachts Palmer and Henrietta left Sand
Hook at precisely noon yesterday their race
At p, they passed Long Branch, the Palmer bein
pne minute aud quarter ahead.
Sir Morton Peto and his companions yesteI
Hay visited the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Toda
they will view the objects Of interest in Washington
DR.. Blackburn, of yellow fever notoriety, ha
been admitted to bail in Toronto his own recoe
nizances and his sureties discharged.
George w. Collamer, esq, a prominent an
Influential citizen Of Montpelier VT, died Sunda,
pged 60 years.
The British steamer Balbec from LiverpOO
pn the 3Oth Of September arrived at Boston yesterday
Gov. Stones majority in Iowa will be abou
16OOO and the Legislature three fourths Republican
Gold opened yesterday at li5, rose to l45S, an
sosed at lai GOldOesng Government Stocks stead
- shaut Saurdzvs bnt mi freel,
he miscellaneous list 10 weak and syoided by the public
Railway Shares irregular and there Is less disposition
buy them in large blocks Aer the public call the maks
rallied A. the Second Board the market broke. Raws
Stocks lower and pressed for sale. Money continues
Sctive demand at y cent call, and in many con
mission obtained in FORM There Is doing
commercial paper, Of which the supply on the nereas
Best cannot be had under v cent and that usual
hated fair Is 99l2 y cent.