New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-04
GENEIiAL NIENNE.

There is a deadlock" in the jersey City
Board of Aldermen which stands, politically, "A Demo
Gratis to Republicans. over 100 ballots for Presden
have been taken without varying this result: PangDorr
Repubhean) Q; Clark, Democrat 9. The question 10
be decided is one of reform represented and opposed
by the two candidates respectively
The following-named gentlemen have been
appointed collectors and assessors of the various DIS
trcts of Missouri William Smith Ingraham, collector
ofthe Third District; George L. Smith assessor of tAe
Fifth District; James 4. Mccullough collector Of the
Fifth District John 1horne OF the sixth Dis
trict.
DIR. McClintock, formerly pastor OF st. Paul
NE. Church in this city was Tuesday evening pre-
scented WIN cnecK behalf Of his late charge.
Or McCliuiock retires 20 reside at Germantown Pa.
account Of Ill health.
1t is reported that in the approaching trials
for the great conspiracy lOor i2persons will be charged
With murder-tvo OF The number being women. These
do not include the accomplces after the fact-those
guilty of barboring the assassus
T. j. White, importer, No. 10 Walker-st.,
was thrown from a carriage in Central Park on Tues
day evening and SO severely injured that he died i'm.
mediatey after being conveyed 10 the hospital
Benjamin G. Harris. Representative in Con
gress from the Fifth Maryland District PIT upon
his trial in Washington Yesterday for aiding aud abe
ting the Rebellion.
The Chairman Of the United States Christian
Commission denies in card that any person in IL
employ was ever authorized to call upon Gen Lee,
has been stated
Lieut.. Ed. j. De Haven, L. s. ", died at
his residence in Philadelphia on Monday lie On
tered the naval service in Is9 at tho early age Of 10
f. S. Cleveland Of Hartford, aud n. d.
Sperry Of New Haven. have been appointed post
masters Of those cities r four years from July. ls6j
A tcnement-house, corner Of Broadway and
Seyentietbst vas destroyed by lre yesterday. lad
named Arnaud Lang suiIocaied by tie smoke
Senator Sumner has accepted an invitation To-
deliver an eu!ogy on the life and public services oil
President Lincoln In Boston, the first Of June.
The landlady, with her two daughters, with
whom Payne Secretary Stewards would.bc assassin
boarded in February last. has been arrested
Applications for National Banks atRichmond
Petersburg Savannah. and Charleston, have already
been made to the Treasury Department.
Sergeant Corbett, the man who killed Booth
writes from Washington that his life has been threat
ened "in The most bOOdthirsty manner"
The Presidents mansion is 10 be rcpaintedI
and refurnished throughout before it will be taken
possession Of by President johnson.
The Tennessee Senate on Monday evening
adopted resolution offering $500 reward for the cap
ture OF ex Gov Isham g. Hagri-
Capt. Erhardt, Provost-Nlarshal Of the Fourth
District has resigned. Commissioner Mcfarland nas
received the appointment
The Richmond Wing Of Tuesday states that
nearly all the leading officials Of that city have taken
the oath Of allegiance.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday, and
discussed the Tax Levy just adopted by the Legis-
lature.
Pennsylvania delegation, headed By Gen.
Simon Cameron waited upon the President yesterday.
The Hon. Is. Burton, prominent citizen of
Syracuse, n. y was assassnated yesterday morning.
Government will pay 81 900, 600 to discharged
soldiers and others during the month of May.
Twenty-Five hundred men will be mustered
out Of service at Riker's Island this week.
Four millions of certificates Of Indebtedness
were redeemed 10 April.
Seven.thirties were sold yesterday to the
amount OF s.. 90, 800
Gold was very steady yesterday, opening att
1914 and closing at AL The payments account Of in
teest are steadily finding their way into the street and add
Ing ito the supply for speculative purposes Government
.toks In sympathy with lower market for shares generally
were lower but were sold very sparngy State bonds rail
.y MORTGAGES and bank shares oil strong and In demand
sn.rs. early ia the day lower bat the decline
there was general rush buy At the Second Board the
bol. list was steady and In demand Ut full prices. Money
s abundant and signs Of csrey In any direction