New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
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In consequence OF the absence of ex-Judge
Stuart AZ Albany in relation to the case of weters
whose term of respite expires on Friday, tie examins
Lion Of Mann in the the United Service Petroleum Com
pany case was postponed yesterday until Wednesday
morning at 10 O'clock
In many sections Of Maryland the wheat has
already been harvested Labor is so scarce that tie
Farmers fear that the cut Shest remaining in the
nod. and not properly shocked. Will be seriously dam.
aged The prospects good for great crops OF corn
Oats aud potatoes.
In the Corporation Court Of Norfolk, on Fri
day O. NJ. Dearborn and Thomas J. Edwards were up
for examination charge Of shooting Robert Jakeran
Dwiag 70 some informali,y in the warrant. charges,
&c, the prisoners were discharged fion custody.
The steamer Olive Branch with detachment
Of the Sixth illinois Cavalry sunk about hundred
miles below st. Louis. captain and four IIiyates
names unknown. were drowned. Que hundred horses
we're also on board. 50 Of which were lost
Reports from Wilmington represent that city
rs being in vey filthy condition, and disease
curing many victims The spotted fever has broken
out among the blacks there ana the appe Of the
yellow fever Is apDrehendeG
Globe writes that operations to forfcatious at
Quebec are 10 be pushed forward Al naint Levi f,ur
FORTS each to hold abou 500 men, anu -i.eAes several
miles long. are to be made.
The Sanitary Commission. long since estab-
Eshed at Fortress Monroe have closed their rooms.
there being further need OF the ala they have here
xooe extended to the sick and wounded soldiers in the
hospitals
The Tax Commissioners yesterday sent in the
Tex Rolls for lo65 TO tho Board Of Supervisors They
show UPON real estate on increase Of SIG in
valuation bot large decrease in personal property in
this CITY.
The Presidents health will not permit him to
visit Gettysburg today bat he viii send member Of
his staff to represent him. who viii also be the bearer
of ictter from tie President be adj during The ex
ercises.
Trustworthy sdvices from Jefferson City, Mo-,
state that the new Constitution has been adopted BY
ono thousand eight humid ed and sixty-two majority.
The Railroad ordinance hos also been adopted.
Gov. Fenton is about to make visit TO the
State prisons and peneatiafes 10 examine their work
fngs and determine upon applications for pardon He
viii be ab mt about three weeks.
At jamestown, n. Y, last Wednesday, a
dam broke away. ding about 1900 damage besides
causing the s,Oppa.e Of sundrs mills The new dam
Will be completed 10 six weeks.
The Executive is celebrating on the verdict
of the Military Commission in the Assassination case.
and will examine the youmioous testimony closely be-
fore rendering dec,sio9.
Mr.. Wm. 2. johnson, brother of Inc Presi-
dent c. the United States who has been residing in
Texas for seven years 10 arrived IN Galveston from
Houston
Seventy applications for pardons were received
by the President yesterday from Tvrians who conc
under tic $4,000 clause OF the Amnesty Proclamation
The case of Miss Harris was proceeded with
nj Washington Yesterday ten jurors being sworn and
au adjournment had 70 Wednesday,
Two new papers commence their existence in
che far West this month. one ct Silver City, Idaho
tie other at Su.arTills. California.
The Quarantine recently established al
Hampton Roads has been discortinued by an order
from tho Secretary Of the Navy.
Admiral Buchanan, Of the late Rebel navy,
..soa tb,ouch Fortress Monroe on Sunday. On route
to W sshington
Ma;or.s,en. Halleck has arrived in Washing
,, aaa will leave for tho Department OF the Pacific In
Sfcw dsys.
Delegations from fourteen Indian tribes ore
49,. % vi.it WASHINGTON TO confer With the President
Robert Ould, ex-Rebel Commissioner OF Ex'
.hxpes. has been Internationally released
Abraham Day, a revolutionary pensioaer' III
,.o-. II are. aied ct Cornish. he. June a.
The Ohio Democratic State Convention
..rcd I, nee. on the 24th OF August
IL.
Ford's Thcater will be opened IN few days.
al efforts to sell it having failed
No statement of the public debt will bs pub
t.bed for the month fJune
seven.T hjrties were sold yesterday TO the
,uaount of e.. $4,000
Gov. BrouSh is seriously i'll at his residence
b Cleveland. f.
Ys..srdsy ws closely observed Ma holiday IN