New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GENERAL NEWS.

number of bankers, brokers and merchants,
in Canada West have been swinded to the extent of
$4,000. by man named McGregor. who sold them
worthless drafts New York. issued by some person
In Ohio McGregor was arrested 10 Windsor by a ,
broker whom be had swndled out Of $1,000 but uron
4 ,e.undiug the money was released and Immediately
crossed toe river Detroit The yictimzed parties
from London Chatham and other towns have been at
Windsor for two three days past iu search Of the
s~indier. AS no forgery was committed ii beloved
that MoGrcgor canuot be arrested.
Edward Ii. ketchum was arraigned on Sat
urday in the Court Of General Sessions. and pleaded
guilty 10 forgery in the third degree HIS counsel
moved fOe pOsponement Of the sentence until Kech
um's testimony taken in number Of civil suits
now pending. District Attorney Hall acceded TO the
motion. and the Recorder postponed the sentence.
motion was made oI the discharge OF Charles Brown
who Is charged with being implicated with jenkins in
81, PholN Bank frauds. The Recorder reserved bis
decision.
The annual regatta Of the Atalanta Boat Club
took place Saturday afternoon the North River,
OF the Blysian Fields. There two single
scu contest, for which there three entries and
between tie boats NewTorS and Colyer.
manned respectively by married and unmarried rowors.
The former race by tie d. Banks jr. and he
latter by the married men.
The United States naval steamer SaranGc
sailed from Honolulu, Sandwich Islands on the 18th Of
Scptemb@, in search OF the Rebel pirate steamer
Shenandoah A list of % American whClers is pub.
h,hed byia Honolulu paper % Of which had been burned
boarded by .be pirate and the remaining " Of which
had not been head from.
The steamer Republic, en route from New
Yo.k 70 New.Orlcans, was wrecked or the coast OF
Georgia on Wednesday last. -Four boats and raft /
flied with the passengers and crew. lsauched,
AID Oue Of iho boats reac.ed Charleston, S. c.. on
Saturday. The others have not Jet been heard from.
The boat contained fourteen adults and three children
PRESIDENT johnson has officially informed the
Governor Of Georgia that he cannot recognize the
people Of any State having resumed the relations OF
loyalty to the Union that admits legal obligations
the debts created in their name in aid Of the Rebellion
On Saturday morning Capt. Steers and
Special O4iicer Anderson Of the Thirteenth Precinct
Police arrested one Francisco Bohaeer and seized
spurious United States notes representing sllOO in
dingy garret ia the rear Of No. Goercks;.
President johnson has issued proclamation
eppointing the frs, Thursday In December a day Of
National Thanksgiving for the close Of the the
preservation Of the Union and the enlargement Of civil
liberty in the County.
The passengers by the steamship North Star,
which recently put into Norfolk, Va. leaking badly
have published resolutions declaring that the vessel
u as sent out in totally unseawortby condition.
In the Sanders kidnapping case at Toronto
the Jury still under lock and key Saturday, the
Judge Terusng TO call them out again unless they had
agreed or a verdict.
News from Hayti received by way Of Europe
rays that the condition Of the rebels is growing from
'sy to day desperate Provisions are very scarce
nd prices fDbuIous
During the week ending on Saturday
b s5l SIS In National currency WAS issued by the
Treasury Department. The total issue up 10 date Is
IaOo 577.a55
The Tunis ambassadors spent some time on
saturday evening with the Secretary of State at lis
esdenoe. They will be formally presented TO the Presi
lent to-day.
II. Is. Grove, photographer doing business {
d Baltimore found dead in his rooms yesterday.
murdered and robbed. lie had been shot from behind
viii pistol.
j. Barclay Harding, publisher OF TIL, Phita.
klghia Essafas Telegraph and Collector OF Internal
revenue in the First District Of Pennsylyania died
esteTday.
The report that the flag of the United States
al been outraged by the Psreguayans at Bella vesta
, denied on the highest authority.
The Hon. r. J. Moses has been chosen Presi-
a., II the South Carolina Senate. and the HoH. A. T.
.l4rcl speaker Of the House.
The President has recognized Christien Bors
. Vice. Consul Of Sweden and Norway at fo'ton.
Golt ws, stesdy throughout Saturday at iio.e II