New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-26
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

luminosity exists between the people up the Arkansas
Frequent alterations between those who served
in the Rebel Army and others from the Union Army /
who regard each other with malicious hatred. Some |
days since. at Spadea. party of discharged Union
soldiers met number of peroed Rebels and, after aa
angry discussion. fight ensued in which fire. arms
were freely used resulting in killing four men,
Preliminary measures are in prospect tor the !
trial Of Capt Writ formerly in charge OF the Ander
sonyile Military Prison. large number of Witnesses
have already been summoned and letters constantly
received from those who possess knowledge OF the cruel
ties pracced on Union prisoners by this Rebel com
mander.
The Bank Controllers semi-annual statement, |
ius published, shows a sound condition lof Wiscon'
sin banks in the following summary; Capital, sloe7'
900; circulation slg2 322; deposits. 81 2lO 10;
specie $751; 81 cash items s55e5l public seerri'
ties, s2.l22 81.
A fight occurred at st. Louis on Saturday, on
board the steamer HaDman between white and black
deck hand during which former seized knife and
stabbed the latter, killing him almost instantly Tie
murderer is named Pat Morgan. Tie black man was
named Reese
Returns Of the elections in Virginia represent
that in other portions OF the State. well Eiehmoud
the regular Secession candidates have been generally
successful Encouraged by these Jesuts is said that
the guerrilla chief Mosby designs being candidate
for Congress
The Tredegar Iron Works, at Richmond,
have been leased by the United States to the
Joseph T. Anderson and his partners. who have com.
menced business again iron manufacturers. these
works being held by Government agents contscabe
property.
General PleaSanton is about to remove his
Headquarters from st. Louis to Milwaukee. General
Dodge will remove his Headquarters from st. LOUIS
Ieayenworth next week. and will rake command Of all
the armies in the field operating against the Indians
TIE Memplis Argus says: The prospects for
crops throughout Upton County is exceedingly Gatter
ing The growth Of cotton is rank, owing TO heavy
rains Corn is luxurious promising abundant YIELD
Fruits Of all kinds plenty and of the best quality
G. st. Leger Grenfell, one Of the Chicago
conspi ators whose sentence has been promul-
gated though all bis associates who convicted
have been pardored, last week sent to the Ohio
Pententiary OF Columbus.
The planters near the mouth of Red River
have decided to LET their lands out either blacks or
whites. for such percentage Of the crops is Gus
tomary throughout the country.
The Houston Telegraph of the Goth inst. says
that the report that 10000 Missourans their way
TO Mexico is undoubtedly piece Of nonsense The en-
tire party is less than 400.
On the 18th ultimo two companies ofthe 18th
Iowa Cavalry fought 800 Sioux Indians and captured
four of them. The Indian loss was unknown but was
thought to be heavy.
The terms upon which the War Department
has rented Fords Theater are g. 700 per month until
tie LIST Of February next with privilege Of purchasing
at $4,000.
An extensive and deadly cattle epidemic,
which has lately been raging in the Arkansas and Mis-
bissppi bottcns is reported to have been efectualy
broken up
John b. Brsbin, Chairman of the Minnesota
Democratic Central Committee, has issued a call ior
State Convention to be held on the 9th of August.
The ground heretofore occupied by Bsrnum's /
Museum and the burnt district in this city has been
purchased by James Gordon Bennett
Bishop Andrews of Mobile has directed the
Methodist Conferences to elect delegates General
Conference 10 be held in April next.
A number of leading railroad men from the
South, are in Washington on business connected
with their respective companies
The Richmond election yesterday resulted in
fAe defeat of Taylor and the Of Sturdevant
Tie election passed off quietly.
On SATURDAY IgNI OeH' WdIIcu ulduc u
descent upon the faro banks in Richmond under Gen.
Grants late order.
=. ,Commissary Scott, at Shreveport, having lost
money BY gambling, recently abseonded slGooOin debt
10 Government
Gen. Merrtt's Cavalry Expedition was, at
last accounts progressing fayoraby on its way to San
Antonio Texas.
Galveston letter Of the 18th inst. says that
,s total amount Of cotton in Texas does not exceed
10000 bales.
Gen. sherman reached Indianapolis yester-
day. aud was formally received By tie civil and military
authorities.
The lght-draft monitor Wassuc was success.
f,llr launched at Portland yesterday
aac Z. Holmes, one Of the delegation from
North Carolina is III Ia Washington.
Coy. Perry has returned TO South Carolina to
hasten on the process of restoration
benjamin c. PreSsly was yesterday appointed
Assistant Treasurer at Charleston.
tOne hundred and eighty-four patents were
lsasd yesterday.
Gold opened yesterday at li3, sold up to l4as'
o. eo,rJ lgi The mssket 9dtsftTong upon modsf