New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-14
GENERAL NEWS.

II has been stated in SOmt quarters says a
Washington correspondent that the new SjOOOOOo
loan has all been taken This is mistake. con
siderable part taken and there is no doubt whatever
that in the course Of few days, or at the outside
weeks it will all be- No other loan will he put on the
market till after the meeting Of Congress. The
Treasury is amply supplied with funds to meet all de-
Inands upon it,
The steamer Belfast loaded with private cot
ton on her way from DemOpolis 10 Mobile was recent
ly boarded BY gueTras, who commanded her to round
20 and surrender her barge Of cotton and upon her re
fisal 10 comply. fred her, riddling the pilot
house and sending q number of bullets through the
cabin. The passengers escaped by taking refuge be
hind the cotton
The extensive machine shop of Walter Aiken
al Franklin. n. H.. entirely destroyed by fire on
Thursday night The sbopwas used for the manufac
ture Of stocking machinery and knitting needles The
loss is estimated at $50 OCO which is well covered by
insurance.
Marshal Goodloe has Just returned to Wash
ington from North Carolina. He that twothirds
of the published stories Of cruelty tc colored people are
false and that in every particular the people OF that
State are accommodating themselves to their changed
relations.
A fire on Thursday night at Belfast, Me-
consumed nearly tue entire business portion Of that
city. below Washington and Crosssts. over lO
buildings destroyed. and the loss is at least
$4,000 1t is said to have been the work of an incen
diary.
The Hon. Geo. W. Paschal of Texas who
recently arrived at Washington special agent of that
State. appointed by Provisional Governor Hamilton,
has been suddenly called home by affecting family
intelligence.
IL 1nf, 4
this week by collisions the Little Miami aud Marietta
Ohio Railroads within "a hours. The accidents oc.
cured on single track No lives lost.
negro, who was in alteration with white
uan was cruelty stabbed to death in the streets OF
Memphis Tuesday, by third party who approached
the menwho were fighting.
The Dangerfeld property in Alexandria, val
ned at about $4,000 which was seized by the Govern.
ment has been restored to Mrs Dangerfed by direc.
tion Of the President.
Mount Hood, Oregon, has been in a state of
eruption since Sept 23 1t is thought this may have
connection with the earthquake shocks in
California.
Gen. Grant and family arrived in Washing
ton Yesterday from Philadelphia. The General was
very busily engaged at the War Department all the
morning
Baron GerOlt, the Prussian Minister. and old
est diplomat in Washington has had several protract
e. interviews with the President during the past few
days.
Quarters are now preparing in Carol Hall,
Fortress Monroe, for Messrs Clay and Mitchell, pre-
paratory TO removal from their casemate prisons.
MessrS. Stephens and Reagan were released
On parole from Fort WarTen yesterday in accordance
with the Presidents order and proceeded South
Commodore Lanman relieved Commodore
Radford on Wednesday of The command Of the North
Atlantic squadron.
The report Of general amnesty to all politi-
cal offenders appears to be prenatureer the present
al least.
Judge Lockrine, OF Georgia had three
hours interview with the President on Thursday.
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to s72i.56O 80.
The official majority of Gov. Dillingham; of
Vermont is 1916
Extra Billy Smith, of Virginia, is again in
Washington.
Gold was steady yesterday throughout the day at |
lAsal closing at ia Foreign EKchange is steady but
dbl Godbesiiug Government stocks do maintain the
extreme prices Of Thursday bot firm quotations State
stocks and railway mortgages steady The miscellaneous
shares all lower. Tue railway share market was much
eIcissd and the amount Of business large At the Public
Board prices lower and the dee TO sell strong At
Second Board the market improved Their. Yves general
scramble buy stocks Commercial paper passes ess freely
7per cent? second rate aa9 and fair IOdIs
per cent
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