New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-21
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An important meeting of the College of Sur
ccops was held last evening at the New'i OK UhVer
sity ana important papers read on the cholera anu ye
how fever one Of the medical gentlemen declaring the
METROPOLIS could not by any possibility, escape the
former scourge which would be upon us IN three weeks
How he arrived al such exec.tude Of time the learned
NJ. ID. did not state.
At Cincinnati last Sunday a black man
named Charles Ferguson murdered his son James
Ferguson bv shooting him in the head with pistol
They had repeatedly quarreled and each had often
Threatened the others life. Deceased was % years
Ofage
The number Of tuns entered at the Custom
Hopse in CHICAGO as arrived during the month Of July
was 269 349 For August it approximated 10000
During the two months named the number OF tunS en-
tered as cleared reached 5l7,O57.
George T. Garrison, who brought the box Of
watches to Norfolk last week. that taken from
our Andersonviue prisoners. arrested at his home
in Drummondown on the Eastern Shore, and taken 20
\ Fortress Monroe Monday
" An association has been formed in Indiana
for the purpose Of introducing the Cashmere goat into
this country. Sixteen of these animals have alread!
been imported under the auspices Of tie society
The rates of postage upon letters to Schles
wig.Holstein and Laueuberg, by the Prussian close
mail will hereafter be 81 cents per single rite, II pre-
paid. and 80 cents per single rate, if unpaid
r. NJ. L. Hunter has returned to his home II
Virginia, where he will remain parole. Elk GoT
Smith Of Virginia also left Washington for his HON
yesterday. He filed no application for pardon
Huber, Abner & Beyer's lager beer brewery
in the northeast part of Washington was destroyed BY
fire on Tuesday night, together with the contents Thu
loss is SIS 900, which is covered BY Insurance.
An election ordinance has passed the Alabama
State Convention The State election is to be held in
November and that for Mobile in December. The
Legislature win also meet in December.
During an aflray at a picnic, held at Lion
Park Yesterday, two brothers, Daniel and William
Caay were stabbed the former fatally, and the latter
dangerously.
The steamer Cora S. struck a snag in the Ala
bama River a few days ago and sunk Sae was owned
in St Louis, was valued at $4,000 and insured for
$4,000.
Secretary Stanton reached this city on Tues
DAY evening, and will remain several days. Judge
Chase and Gov. Andrew of Massachusetts also in
town
The members of the St. Louis City Council
reached Philadelphia yesterday. Theypropose inspect.
ing the water gas police and systems of that
city.
The Finance Committee, at the meeting of
the Board Of Education yesterday. appropriated
ESQ 90 for school purposes for the present year.
The Neu. Orleans Deita has a rumOr that j.
Madison Wells las been appointed by the President
Provisional Governor Of Louisiana.
At trial OF the fire engines Of Baltimore yes
terday Steam Fire Engine No. threw the highest
stream and carried OF the palm.
The ex.Rebel Gen. Pillow Of Tennessee ar.
rived in Washington yesterday morning. He has
already applied for pardon.
The President yesterday morning found it
impossible to fulfil his promise to visit the Odd Fellows
Convention at Baltimore
The captured treasure belonging to JEFF. !
Davis deposited at The Treasury Department amounts
20 a total Of 100000.
The General Association of the COngrega-
tional Churches of this State is in session at
0swego.
Several persons were pardoned yesterday,
among them James 5. Boyce oil South Carolina.
1t is expected that Memphis will soon be re-
rnqushed a military post
The U. S. frgate Niagara from Europe
reached Boston yesterday.
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to Sl.l7l 455 81.
-Four hundred bales Of cotton passed Cairo
yesterday for St. Louis.
Gold was dull and steady yesterday at l433 Ia
a. The closing quotation l43l Government bonds
ee inactive end transactions Of any note nsde.
and coal shares steady Railway shares
have inactive, end tie transactions Were smaller than
ans time in tour years At Second Board the market
.rouger and there good demand for stocks. Money
tues abundant supply and brokers offered at
De! cent than they use.
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