New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-04
GEN ERAL NEWS,

There was large meeting Of workingnsen
IN Faneu Hall. Boston. Thursday night help for
ward tie movement for establishing eight hour sys
TEN of labor Resolutions were adopted ard speeches
made by Wendell Phillips, Major Mahon and others.
advocating the movement; and letters read from
the Hon. A. II. Bullock and Gems. Couch and Butler
expressing an interest in whatever may permanently
benefit the workingmen of the country.
Gen. Blair, in a recent speech at Rolla, Mo-,
having charged the Board of Canvassers with fraudu
lent counting of votes the last election whereby the
new Missouri State Constitution was declared adopted
the Secretary Of State, Mr. Rodman. has sent oommu
noston to the House asking to have appointed Joint
committee to count the votes and decide the matter
The Naval COurt-Martial, of which Admiral
Farragut is President yesterday. after finding
dict in the case of Lieut. Col Marston of the Marine
Corps. which will not be promulgated until approval by
the proper authorities. adjourned till Tuesday next,
when the OF Commodore Craven will be taken up
The Health Commissioners held special
meeting IN this city yesterday and memorial to the
General Government was adopted praying for the as
signmeat of a proper place for quarantine ground
committee also appointed 10 proceed 10 Washing
ton and lay the subject before the authorities there
NJ The suit Of Col. Allen against Gen. Ortega,
Mexican Enlistment scheme. came off in the Superior
Court yesterday Gen. Ortega pronounces the proceed
ing to be conspiracy to extort money. The SCourt
took the papers and reserved its decision.
A caucus Of the radical members of the Mis-
souri, Legislature settled the question of the Speakershp
on Thursday night They nominated Mr.. A. j. Harlan
Of Andrew County for that position, and elected him
yesterday by vote of 90 to 10.
A German named John Siebold stabbed and
killed man named Charles Smith in o drunken row in
Baltimore on Thursday night, and fatally wounded
another person named Frederick Scbafer.
Buttcrfeld's overland coaches continue to run
% the Smoky Hill route to Denver unmolested by In
dams. Gen. Dodge has distributed troops along that
route. making it perfectly secure
Several inches of snow fell in st. Joseph, Mo-,
caMonday and severe Snow storms have prevailed in
several parts Of Kansas within few days past.
The 9th Ohio Cavalry arrived in Richmond,
Va last evening, from North Carolina en- route to
Camp Chase TO be mustered out
The President has appointed ]. +. Miller,
Collector Of Customs at San Francisco, vice Charles
James
The Sth New Hampshire Infantry arrived It
CarO yesterday on their way houe.
The receipts from Internal Revenue yesterday
amounted TO over $1,000 900.
The first lot of New Upland cotton has
reached Savannah.
4 God closed at l46i yesterday, and was quite
steady al day Government Stocks dull with moderste
business Railway Mortgages aud State Bonds little doing
Railway Shares are irregular Money quoted iuegasry BY
stock houses There good demand for cash loans at per
cent, ard in many commission is indirectly added
be
had at per cent good at and large selection at loGl5
Der cent