New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
GENERAL NEWS.

Five Catholic priests have been arrested in
ST. Louis for preaching without taking the oath. and
several ministers other denominations in various
parts Of the State under bonds to for
the same offense. Father Cummings Of Pike County
who refused to allow his friends to his fne and was
lodged in JAIL has thought better of his conduct and
given bonds. and viii appeal his to higher Courts
Tor decision.
Brig. Gen. Revere, formerly of the 10th Mary
land Battery and atery in command Of the lOh nite
States Colored Troops. stationed at Mooreheao City
died there few days since. Gen. Revere entered th
service as First Lieutenant in the New York Fir
Zouaves.
The Union Convention of st. Lawrenc,
County have promptly begun the Autnmnal canvass b,
nominating the following ticket for the Assembly
First District, George NJ Gleason; Second. William r.
Chamberlain; Third, Daniel Shaw. Mr.. Shaw is the
present member.
David and Tunis Smith, the owners of the
steamboat Arrow of explosion notoriety were yester
day indicted by the Grand Jury for manslaugher in the
fourth degree. They were brought into Court pleaded
not guilty and admitted to bail in the sum Of s. 900
each .
Adelegation from Louisiana called upon the
President yesterday to represent to him the condition
OF affairs in that State So far as can be ascertaned
the cnOlce OF u.
Madison Wells for Provisional Governor. -fJ
The trial of James Clark, indicted for aiding
Bernard Friery, who murdered Harry Lazarus on the
81 oil January last was concluded yesterday in the
Coart of General Sessions The jury found Clark guilty.
and he was remanded for sentence
The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle, when opposite
the ferry slip at Troy n Y yesterday, struck as is
supposed aquantty OF iron. stove hole in her hall and
sank to the guards her passengers baggage and freight
having been previously removed.
The lighter Commander, laden with mahog.
any came in collision with schooner yesterday morn
ing OF Pier No. ]. East River The lighter was so
badly damaged that she sank The schooner proceeded
on her way with slight damage.
delegation of the City Council and repre-
sentstves Of the press from Chicago are now visiting
Philadelphia. They have been entertained by the mu
ncipa authorities and left last evening for Baltimore
on their way to Chicago. !
The funeral Of the late Capt. Chas. II. Mar. |
shall took place in this city yesterday large number
of our most prominent citizens were present as well a
delegations from various societies.
A gentleman well experienced in the mattay
estimates that Sangamon, H. produces this year nearly
100000 pounds Of WOOL and that about 800 600 nounds
are in the market waiting SALE
The WinOOski trial came to an end at 5.lI n
yesterday Her counter showed a. $40 turns for tho
81 hours-las revolutions per minute. Fifteen was the
number required.
Census returns give Crawford County, H..
population Of l3,os2an increase of nearly 25 Der
cent
The Unionists of Yates County have renomi.
mated DR.. Eben s. Smith for the Assembly.
The receipts from Internal Revenue yesterday
amounted to 1894, COZ go
The State Election in Iowa takes place Oc.
tober the 10th.
Gold was steady yesterday at l433 OLA during
the morning and closed at ia United State. stocks both
gold bearing and interest in currency are strong and in de-
maud Border State stocks neglected The Miscellaneous
it wsssrong Railway shares weak in the morning
after the call at the Stock Exchange were stronger and
esnd At the Second Board the market was strong but
ecliueds fraction sfer the call Exchange Is lower and
cannot be sold above 1894. Money on call
buudsnt at sac per cent In commercial paper doing
I'd per cent the for best 10 excspions
,as q has been taken. Second class, edlo per cent
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