New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-18
GENERAL NEWS.


The celebrated Thoroughbred mare Albino,
recently died at Iacledc from rupture Of blood
vessel received while training. She beat Fanny Wash
ngton and Planet three and four mile heats in 1853 aid
1852 and was owned by John Carey Of South Carolina
During Shermaa's march she was confscated by an
officer and brought to st Louis At the time OF the
accident she was being put in order to run in the ST.
Louis races also against Asterod for the Burnett house
plate in Cincinnati.
While large stone was being raised over the
south wing Of the Capitol extension at Washington on
"Wednesday afternoon. several Of the beams broke,
letting the derrick fall 30 feet and dcmoishing tho
scaffolding One workman Instantly killed and
another seriously injured There were several narrow
escapes.
On Tuesday of last week some wagoners
camped on the farm Of Mr.. Harper near Coliersvie
few miles in the lear of Memphis. and Turned their
horses into his growing crops. Harper demonstrated
with them when they set him and so severely in
Jared him that he died on Thursday. The murderers
escaped.
A man by the namc of Stoddard, in Cass
County. Iowa, carelessly handling. on Saturday
last loaded gun. when it was discharged. fatally
wounding young lady by the name OF Decker who was
standing near by Stoddard and tie unfortunate vic
tim were to have been married in few days.
There are in Des Moines, Iowa. and vicinity
about COO 600 pounds of WOOL well handled and in good
condition for market. 1t was clipped, for the most
part. nom Spanish merinos imported from Michigan
and Ohio large part of the clip remains in the hands
of producers and their agents.
Lexington, KY, was thrown into considera-
BILE excitement on Monday evening, by the killing Of
member Of the 49th Indiana by negro soldier. The
Indiana boy drinking; the negro patrol attenpcd
TO arrest him; he resisted. and the negro shot him.
In the Ketchum deGScation no further deyel'
opments have been made beyond the discovery OF the
book in which the defaulter drew his drafts for gold
the Bank Of New-York. Wall-st. rather quiet yes
terday, and seems returning to its normal status.
The sympathy Of the Washington Secession
lists for Mrs jeff Davis is decidedly substantial in its
character Yhe amount subscribed in her behalf foos
up to the handsome of $3.50. The lowest contIi
button to the fund was $40. and the highest $780,
The examination Of jenkins, the Paying
Teller of the Phoenix Bank waived yesterday.
and that Of enevieve Brewer and Brown continued at
the Jefferson Market Police Court. The developments
are interesting.
The Minnesota Democratic State Convention
met at ST. Paul on Wednesday Resolutions were
adopted sustaining the restoration policy Of President
johnson and in favor of the maintenance Of the Mon
doctrine.
A woman was mysteriOusly abducted, on
Tuesday night, from wost Elis'beth. N. j., causing
great excitement The police endeayorng to solve
the enigma and discover the abducting and abducted
parties
A citizen named Rice, who resided near
Rochester sangamon Co.. ILL.,. wa' found dead near
that place last Friday evening under circumstances
leading to the suspicion that he murdered.
A dispatch from Hartford states that the
losses TO the banks Of that city through the Kechum
defaootion will be small and that there prospect
of run upon them
Robert Ould, ex-Rebel Commissioner of Ex.
change arrived at Washington Wednesday He
has permit frou Gen. Terry to be absent from Rich
mond 10 days.
On Wednesday evening, near Washington,
sentry accidentally shot Ms Mary Good and Miss
Elisa Ward the former probably fatally. She resides in
Baltimore.
Mumford, the gold broker, was again before
Justice Bowling yesterday and, counsel being absent
he was recommitted the Tombs in default Of $4,000
bail.
The Railroad Commission examining, at Nor
wich Ct ia.o the late accident the New.London
and Northern Railroad have yet made no decision.
The steamer Meteor, which collidcd last
week with the PeWdDlc. mas pctn Iulscu one II not
much injured and will be brought to Detroit.
Capt. Moore yesterday telegraphed from An
deronvie that he concluded the burial Of the Union
dead on wednesday.
Twenty-one DEGREES Of divorce were rendered
during the term Of the Circuit Court Just closed at
Springfield. Ill.
The investigation into the cause Of the ex-
plosion the steamer Arrow continued yesterday
Ths steamship China, ashore in Boston har-
Dor. was got off on Wednesday evening.
A slight shock of an earthquake was felt at
81. Louis and Cairo yesterday morning.
Mr. Odell will enter upon his duties as Naval
Officer OF this port on the LIST proxmo
The Indian Commissioners en- route to Fort
Smith, reached ST. Louis yesterday.
The Rebel Brig. Gen. Campbell was among
the applicants for pardon yesterday.
The receipts from internal revenue yesterday
amounted to nearly o.. 100000.
Gold opened yesterday at l4la, sold up to 142a
and closed at lRi Government stocks steady.
Railway shares are higher At the Board the ex.
street quotations not sustained. but sub
stsstil advance was shown upon the general Lis. At