New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-25
GENERAL NEWS.

All the Rebel prisoners at Fort Warren ex-
cepting veePresident Stephens and Postmaster Rea-
gam were released yesterday on taking the OATH They
numbered many distinguished officers OF the late Con-
ederate Army
The census of Iowa for 1864, so far as returns
have been received indicates increase of per cent
since ls63-one yoar The counties along the Missouri
border have lost considerably from the emigration as
is supposed, Of Rebel sympathizers.
About 1900 worth Of mutilated and worn
ont fractional currency ia replaced by issues at
Washington, daily. Tie total amount now in circula
ton is upward of s2l,OOO.OOO No more OF the three
cent denomination will be issued.
The Hon. Montgomery Blair, in company
with Baltimore delegation. held another interview
with the President yesterday regarding the Federal
appointments in that city.
During the past week Government opened AZ
Southern PostOfces-23 in Virginia, eight in Misss-
spp six in Tennessee and three each in Kentucky aud
North Carolina.
John Stewart, recently arrested in Boston on
suspicion of being the murderer Of the Joyce children
was Yesterday honorahly discharged from custody on
motion of the prosecuting attorney.
The trial of Wirse at Washington, tbs CON-
mandant of the Andersonvile Prison, has been post
poned until today.
The civil courts were organized in Elizabeth
City County Va on Saturday, fer the first time since
the outbreak of the
The number of deaths in this city during the
past week was 5sl--men, 50; women, 90; boys, 233
girls l55.
II is now understood that Brazil withdrew
her recognition of the Rebels as belligerents long
ago as the 3lst of May.
Private advces from Matamofos are to The
effect that large number of Rebel officers and
joining Maximiliap's army.
1t is reported that John Minor Bolts is pre-
pairing address to his fellow citizens of Virginia
urging them to vote for negro suffrage.
Duff. Green, formerly of Washington, an(
Chancellor Ridley of Pennsylvania were pardoned b,
the President yesterday.
} With the addition Of the subscriptions in
Massachusetts Rhode Island and New York the estate
of Mr. Lincoln will it is said amount to 100000.
At Norfolk, Va, on Friday, the thermometer
stood 1909 in the shade.
Seven-Thirties were subscribed for yesterday
TO the amount of slO2l3.3OO
Six millions will be expended next week In
psyirg off the 40 900 troops in and about Washington
Internal Revenue receipts. since July l
already amount to sl5,3Ol,O 900.
Gen. Grant is expected to pass through the
CITY this morning on his way up thu Hudson.
Gold was steady yesterday, opening at l42z, sell
inrst 1881 and cong li3 The market was strengthened
BY reports Of lower prices for S2Os in London Government
stocks higher with moderate business Holders are hrn
and are not disposed sell quotations. In Railway bonds
AID Border State stocks very little doing Bank shares
tnue 20 advance market strong but not octve
Later in the day the market lower with the exception
Erie which closed strong. The money market continues
easy For call loans the cent as the general rule
with exceptional 57 10 commercial paper no change
The bank statement shows large decline in deposits and iega
tenders but it has no effect upon loans at call