New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-23
GENERAL NEWS.


GEN ERAIA NEWS.
The2d United States Colored Cavalry mutinied
On board steamer lying at the wharf in Portsmouth,
Va last Tuesday evening They took possession OF the
vessel refused to allow II to leave. and next morning
went ashore armed and riot through the town. but
were speedily reduced to order by the military
At O recent term of the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Franklin County Ohio. the State!Attcrney-
General entered nole pros in the proceedings pend
Ing against Mr. Breslin late Treasurer of that State
Forty-one prisoners, turned over to the
US District Court at San Francisco by Gen. Mellow
ell and charged with dsloyal utterances have been
released on taking the oath OF allegiance
A fire in San Francisco Oh the 18th inst. de-
ptroyed twenty five buildings valued at slO9cn The
town Of Browns Valley in Yuba County, las also been
slmost entirely destroyed by fire.
The citizens of Victoria have been excited
over bogus dispatch detailing the execution ofJeh
Davis and Breckenridge for treason.
The late election in Washington Territory
resulted in the success of Denny the Union candidate
Cor Congressional delegate.
The Delaware Senate, now in session at
Dover refused on Tuesday last to concur in resolu
passed by the House
Gen. Heron, commanding at Shreveport has
ISSUED important orders directing the return Of the
Freedmen to their former masters until the growing
crops are harvested.
Southern railroad managers have arrived III
Washington to make Arrangements for a continuous
line Of railroad from New York Richmsnd and Chat
tanooga
All members Of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
whose egments have been mustered out Of the service
are also to be mustered out and to Their homes.
1t is now thought at Washington that Gen.
Ord at present brief visit to Richmond will not
20 to Oregon, but receive a command further east.
A furious storm of thunder, lightning and
ram swept over this city between and o'clock yes
rerday afternoon. II lasted about IN hour
Mr.. William Hunter Chief Clerk of the state
Department, will perform the duties OF Sec. Seward
during his absence from Washington.
DIR. J. P. Horwitz is spoken of as the prob
able successor to DR. whelan in the position Of Chief
Surgeon Of the Navy Department.
The parish organizations of Louisiana have
adopted resolutions declaring the ended and dep
reoating any further opposition.
Mr.. Conway, Of Kansas notoriety, IS in WASH
inton as bearer Of applications for pardon from % lead
ing Rebel merchants Of Richmond.
Great restitution is said to prevail through
oat the interior of the South. in sections away from
rail and water communication.
A colored soldier was knocked down and
robbed in open day in the of Washington yes
terday by two white ones.
1t was reported in New.Orleans Oh the 10Th
inst that Gen. Beauregard had been arrested and
taken to Washington.
In the Court Of Appeals yesterday the New
Haven Railroad argued for the respondents by
Charles OConor.
The first Rebel Secretary Of War, l.. p.
Walker. Is expected in Washington to apply for
pardon.
Lock No. Z on the Erie Canal, near Cohoes,
gave way yesterday. The repairs will consume three
days.
The agents of the Mexican Republic in San
Francisco have put loan on the market for
Three assassinations OF Union men have oc-
CURED near Alexandria Va. within the past week.
Gov. Clarke Of Mississippi passed through
Mobile on the 9th inst route to Washington
A newspaper is about being started at Hunts
vile, Ala, by the former editor of Tie Adcocase.
A fire at Sonora Cal, on the 18th inst, de.
stroyed property to the value of $1,000
A fire at Placeryille, Cal, Oh the 10th inst,
DESTROYED $40 900 worth of property
Seven.Thirties were sold yesterday to the
amount Of s2,246.3oo
The Rebel Gen. Albert Pike has arrived at
Eew.0rleans.
New Indian Outrages are reported IN Arizona.
Gold opened yesterday at l49i, sold upto li3a,
md then declined to AT Tho extreme quotations OF the
day. 4Jlo4f The closing price was lfj Governments
were shsde better on $40 bonds The balance Of the list
wa steady There bat little doing and te bonds are all
ARMY held Miscellaneous Shares dull and steady
Bonds dull with small Transactions The Railway share
Hs opened hrmly the street At the Board the market
opened dull and the Of business done very small
Aner the Board n the street prices decned fraction and
Che mke. closed heavy At the Second Board the market
steady and prices improved after the call Money
kinues abundant at per cent Large amounts begging
Foreign exchange continues extremely dull with decided
weakness Of rates. though without any change in quotations
fresshu are Arm
thousand or more paroled Southerners, late
prisoners OF war, are encamped on the Battery,
awaiting transportation southwark; and we