New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
GENERAL NEWS.

The steamer Fung Shuey arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th She reports that the night II h
llth inst she passe large bark ashore TIE Florida
Reefs between Cor Fort and Key Light. large
side-wheel steamer. with machinery damaged. sup
posed 10 be the Guiding Star, also near tie
same spot.
On Sunday night the United States authorities
In this city entered louse The corner of Sixteenth
st. and Six,h.ave and succeeded in securing sic 900
worth of counterfeit postal currency, with the dies.
plates &c. Two men, found on the premises, were
taken in,O custody.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Councilmen
yesterday resolution adopted ordering the print
ing Of 900 pics oft report OF the Committee
the obseques of u Pr sidept. After the transaction
Of other business the BE rd adjourned 70 Thursday.
The North Carolins delegation are having sat
isfacto1y interviews witt Tie resident who is under
stood 70 adhere strictly tre requirement Of total
abolition of Slavery coaGtiOn precedent TO the
restoration Of the civil power in the state.
Bishop Whpple of Minnesota, says The
Christian TINES is reported very sick at Jerusalem with
tie Syrian fever lie kindly cared for il the family
Of Bishop Cobalt 1t is hoped that he is improving,
and that the worst is past
At the session of the Board Of Aldermen yes
terdsy resolution adopted extending tie hospi-
tates Of the city to Gen. Sheridan After transacting
considerable routine business. Board adjourned to
Wednesday.
The Street Cleaning Commission held meet
Ing yesterday Five OF six proposals for cleaning the
streets lad been received but decided to return
them unopened ond draw up new papers.
Mail matter is now received daily at the New
York Post Office for Richmond and Petersburg, Va.
n Z a a.
Mobile Ala; and Jacksonville, Flo.
The citizens Of Newbern, who fled to the
the interior Of the State the approach Of army
ere returning to avail themselves Of President Lncolns
Amnesty Proclamation.
Thirty.two hundred bales Of cotton passed
through Cairo on Sunday. LEG of which were for
Cincinnati and 1850 for st. Louis, ard the remainder
for the East.
The late stornlS between Louisville and Nash
vile have wsshel sway otherwise injured several
brdges so tat Trough trains arc MOI expected for
several days.
Acting-M Master Alfred Waslbun Of the steam
ship Port Royal Willie riding In carriage IN New
Orleans on the 18th inst. was killed BY sentinel
The regula, Spring race meeting Of the Hud-
ron County Agricultural Society will begin to.da! III
Secaucus N j., and continue for three days.
The counsel for the prisoners in the con-
spiracy trials have summoned many witnesses. Tie
number ia reported 10 be about 200
At the fire at Niblo's theater on Sunday night,
Mr. Wheatleys loss on wardrobe alone amounts to
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
The Hon. Jere. Clemens ex-United States
Senator from Alabama died at his residence at Hunts
Vile Ala, on the 2lst.
M. Paul Arpin, formerly editor of the
Courier ds Etat'Uni'. died at bis residence 10 this
city on Thursday last. .-f
The Madison Horse at Madison, Ind, was
entirely destroyed by fire at noon yesterday The fur.
niture was saved. --f... 10 =, ..- .f-...--+44
Prices at Bulls Head yesterday were about
the same as last week. The weather was unfavorabe
" any further fall.
Secretary Seward was at the State Depart