New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
GTNEEAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Since previous reports there have been no
new cases of cholera among the steamship Ataantas
Passengers, and no additional deaths among 'hoSe
Attacked. and it is hoped the disease will soon en-
rely disappear. The cabin passengers oi the A'aah'
cresen, TO the public statement of their case They
Smplsin in regard to not being allowed to to the
city although there is not and has not been single
case Of cholera among them.
A New-Oreans dispatch states that John T.
Brsckinridge Rebel ex-Secretary OF War. who was
3sst heard from in Canada proposes to settle IN I1a
H President johnson will pardon him. His Rebel com
panlons who accompanied him from EuroDe to Canada
have reached Texas. Breckenridge ascrbes the failure
bf the Rebellion the supelsedure of Joe Johnston by
Gen Hood before Atlanta.
Gen. Hashem and the two other members OF
e embassy from Tunis took their final departure from
his city on Saturday for Boston. They Will spend
nearly two weeks in visiting places OF interest in New
Enaland, after which they will proceed to HALIFAX
whence they will take passage for EGrope. ihey
reached Providence yesterday where they will prooa'
bly, remain until Friday.
Col. Brown, Assistant Commissioner OF the
Rreedmen's Bureau in Virginia, has issued circular
directing his subordnates to enforce upon the negroes
the necessity of entering into and fulfilling labor con.
tracts with the planters. All ablebodied freedmen
Whs refuse or neglect to comply with these regulations
are to be treated as vagrants.
The Fs1agut Court Martial on Saturday
Aeard several witnesses in defense of Commander
Craven. Acting Ensign Bernard c. McGin testified
&at from what he had heard from Spanish officers the
Fehel ram Stonewa too formidable TO attack with
ont instant destruction to the assaultipg vessel
Alexander H. Stephens, Rebel ex-Vice Presi
dent. having been solicited 10 become candidate 10
.Goyernor of Georgia has written letter in which
postiyely declines to allow his to be used IN tina
connection. Mr. Stephens has also refused, thoug
strongly urged to be a candidate for Congress.
Col. A. H. Bowman, of the United state
Corps Of Engineers died at his residence in Wilkes
hare. Pa, Oh Saturday morning. He superintende'
sbe building of Fort Sumter. and at the time Of hi
dsoh was President Of the Board Of Engineers charges
ssith remodeng the coast Notifications.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad have com
epeed suit against the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad for damages. amounting to over sl5OOooO
Yor breaking the contract existing between the tw'
roads whereby the latter used the track Of the orme
from Cincinnati TO LawTenceburgh
The City Bank of Trenton, N. j., has CLOSED
its Office in that city but its notes are redeemed at th'
Merchants National Bank The City Bank was ruE
under the general banking law. Securities are de
vosed with the State Treasurer for the redemption
fts bills. ..
Gen. Beauregard has been making tour o.
inspection over the Jackson Railroad. He was accom-
panied by Messrs Blanc and Florence, directors anc
Major Benz II. Greene assistant superintendent anc
chief engineer of the road.
Arrangements are in progress for parade Oh
Thursday next Of 400 of the police force OF this
CITY Itis expected that the policemen will be reviewed
by Governor Fenton and the Mayor and fine display
IL anticipated.
A dispatch to Tie Commercial states that the
President is being vigorously pressed 10 have Jed'
Davis tried under the indictment pending since last
June in the Supreme judicial Court Of the District OF
Columbia
A meeting in aid Of Protestant Evangelism in
Italy was held at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn yester.
day. Addresses were made many interesting facts
bearing on the work were stated and valuable suggeS
iions made
The bark Speedwell, from MataDzas for Bos-
ton put into Philadelphia yesterday leaky. She lost
sar &C. in the gale Of the 9th inst. and was towed
from sea By the revenue-cutter Seward.
Gen. Baird has arrived at New-Oreans and
will succeed Cen Fullerton as Commissioner Of Freed
mems fairs in Louisiana Gen. Howard is at Vioks.
burg.
passed Cairo Saturday for New-Albany and Cinoin'
matt and on Friday llO bales for ST. Louis.
The Touring mill Of John ii. Oberhaus, on
Csssave in ST. Louis. was burned on Saturday. LOSS
s I, 900 OF which ell 800 Il insured.
The police of this city made 22,2el arrests
during the quarter ending Oct 81 being an increase
over the preceding quarter Of L577.
A new Roman Catholic Church, st. Gabriers,
IL Thi1tyseyenthst, was dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies yesterday.
The body Of Capt. Wirz was buried on Satur-
ray morning at the arsenal the remains Of the
conspraioIs.
Gov. Brownlow Of Tennessee has appointed
DO lth Of December next day Of fasting and prayer
Tie loss by the fire al the Bancroft Mills, at
Media Pa. on Thursday last is not less than $4,000
market-man was killed by q party Of negro
,oldiers one mile from Nashville on Saturday.
The Athletic Base Ball Club met the Rey.
tone Club Of Philadelphia, in that city on Saturday
md beat them in game Of seven innings. The score
tood ~ to s. Ten thousand persons witnessed the
,ontost
Gold closed on Saturday at I6f0l4CI. Tho ex-
,ors u tie week wero s2O7s go making snes January
s225l Railway shares irregular and whole no
higher Money on call usual Saturday whom two days
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