New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GEN EIsAL NEWS

The waters of the North and East Rivers have
been oI erLung during considerable part oil the last
three weeks with very dense fog. This was particu
darby the case on saturday night, and eastern bound
steamers commenced their trips on Sunday morning IL
stead of on saturday afternoon.
By reason OF broken rsil passenger tram
ON the Michigan Southern road was thrown of the
track. near Kendal.vile Ind last Thursday. aud *
persons were more OF less hurt. though no one was
killed Several however. were thought to be tataiF
injured.
1t is announced that ON a close canvass 1t Is
sscertained tina, every Republican paper in llinois
Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota, takes ground against
President Johdsons veto and in favor OF SUSTAINING
Congress Tee reception is TIE Chicago Jo"THoL
A Fenian demonstration OF gleanuc proper
tions was held yesterday. in Joness Wood Speeches
wsrc made and resolutions passed demanding an IL
stsct recognition OF Ireland as beigcIcnt by the
Tinted States Government.
The National Guard n. Y. s. nj. now consists
of 40 eO6 officers and men an increase during ieoo o.
IL 6Oi OF these. 1898 men compose the First DIV
sion. the members Of which belong in the City ant
Coanty of New-York.
A disgraceiul story about the owner OF pub
lie hall in Washington refusing to allow Frederick
Douglass to speak therein after the room had been Oh
gagged and paid tor fnas its way into the column oil
special dispatches
Report has it that the buds on nearly all the
yssoh trees in NewJersey Delaware, and Maryland
were badly injured BY tie cold weather of last Jsnus
and that the peach crop Of those districts TINS yeai
will be failure.
Charles Lippete and Charles Kelsey, dec
,s,e painters, belonging 10 this city, were struck by
"a train while waking GU the railroad track near New
Brunswick. N j. Oh Friday night and the former Mas
instantly killed.
The Rev. Alfred 2. Putnam OF Brooklyn de-
svered in Cooper Institute, last evening aleciure III
The course inaugura,ed by the Unitarians Subject
=" The Future State" Tie attendance was large ane
respectable.
Very large Fenian meetings were held IL
Washington and in New-Haven. and possibly in othe
places on Friday night. The talk excited, and TN
N enthusiasm intense.
)l During March there were 6,60s arrivals o
emigrants at Cattle Garden. OF whom about oneha
are supposed 10 have remained in this city and it,
enVroDs
Very heavy freshets are reported i'll Vermont,
Nsw.Hampshire and portions rOf Canada, with great
Joss OF property including considerable live stock
The Rev Edward Il. Hall, ID. d., Of Provi-
aence Unitarian clergy man OF great omnence. died
suddenly on Saturday. ct the age Of Is years.
The order calling together at st. Louis mill
1ary board to consider the subject of brevet promo
lions is given In its proper place in this paper.
The telegraph gives us accounts Of riotous
demonstration in Richmond last Friday night.
The Virginia Legislature has adjourned SIN,
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: Gold was weak during Saturday, and sold as low
1891. closing aJi The export Of tho weet has been
.$7sts3 ony. Government Stocks steady. The mis-
coaneous shares dealt in spsrin:y. Az compared w,
hhs registered saos Of Friday railway shares all lower and
offered freely. At the Second Board the nsikt showed
pseovery tho share lists Money call is per cent
with sIeeponsbe transactions at six per cent, Exchange
nominal LOS. 6O3 Sterling at 60 days. and a5sl
of fssoA Tbs business OF the Sub Treasury Receipts.
Siai.ees es-for Customs. s453coo; Payments, sl.5'a
sY So account OF Loan s3s eco; Balance ss64coi5 III
roia certificates, elo2.0oo.