New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-06

saved by the American vessel Annie Kenbal. The
Meriden bound from New York to London. was shat
City of Boston Of Liverpool The cargo Is total loss
The Tigress Of Boston, commanded by Isaac Leyburn
bound from the Island Of Levassa 10 Hull with guano
went 20 pieces after her were rescued by the Rus
sian ship Triton of Sonderburg Capt. George Nelson
THE ENGLISH CATTLE sCOURGE.
From the dispatches Of our Consul at Liver
pool dated Jan. 90 ls66. We learn that the cattle
soourgo is rather on the increase than otherwise He
saws that during the week previous 10 date 9243 cases
were reported 10 the authorities Thus far upward OF
10000 cattle have either died with the plague or been
killed after taking 1t. The Consul says this, In reality
forms but small proportion OF the actual loss, ior
hundreds of cases never reported. and thousands
are slaughtered prematurely and hurried 10 market
before the plague attacks them Vaccination is being
tried as preventive II is probably too soon, how
ever TO report definitely upon its success; but there
seems 20 be no doubt that the experiments, as far as
they have gone have been FAVORABLE The High Sheriff
Of Cheshire yaceinaed ten cattle and exposed them TO
the plague. Thus far they have not taken IT,
TEMPEST on TIE FRENCH COAST.
The United States Consul at La Rochelle re.
ports 10 the Department of State under date Of Janu
AIRY Is that terrific tempest was raging on the coast
wrecks came into the port Of La Rochelle one English.
one French and one Australian. No wrecks Of Ameri
can vessels are reported up to the date OF his dispatch
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED.
The following appointments were confirmed
by the Senate in Executive Session to-day: Daniel
Richards, 90 DO Tax Commissioner for the District OF
Florida; John W. Thomas TO be Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Fourth District Of Virginia; William
p. Kellogg, 10 be Collector OF Customs for New.0r
leans; BIevet Maor-Gen. Benz amin w. Brce, Acting
Paymaster. General 10 be PaymasterGeneral with ne
rank Of Colonel Also the following Post Masters; w
+. Wheeler at Westfield, y. y; Argus McDonao a.
Geneva ". Y; Charles T. Brown Chilicothe, Ohio.i
William Tyrrel. Batavia: \. Y Horatio n: paIke
Whitehall, y. y. multitude OF breVet appointments
in the volunteer service numbering between 1900 and
1900 Of all grades, from Second Lieutenant 10 CoIone
we're also confirmed
CASE OF THE CHEgASG0 BRIDGE COMPANY.
The Supreme Court of the United States
to-day decided the OF the Chenango Bridge Com
pany plaintiff IN error. agt the Binghnmton Brlcge
COMPANY the plaintiff IN in this action, claiming
10 be a Chartered bridge company, and having erected
bridge across the Chenango River IN the village
OF Binghamton " Y, claimed the exclusive night OF
maintaining bridge across said river and collecting
tolls within two niles above and below its structure
The defendants in being an incorporated bridge
company under charter granted In 1853 and having
erected bridge across said river within two miles Of
the plaintiffs bridge, the plsnth prayed rehei
against the defendants bridge by perpetual in.
junction, &c. upon tho ground that the charter OF
the defendants bridge was unsui orzcd by the Constr
tuition. &c. The Judgment in the Court OF Appeals
was in favor OF the Bnghamton Bridge Company. but
the Supreme Court Of the United States Associate jus
tice Davis pronouncing the opinion, reversed
the judgment with costs. and remands the
cause TO the Supreme Court OF tho State OF
New.York with directions 10 enter Judgment
for the plaintiff. the Chenango Bridge Company. for
further proceedings be had therein in conformity 10
the opinion OF this Court. Associate-Jusiice Grier
dissented from The opinion for himself ChiefJusiiee
Chase and 4 $500 iAte-Justice Field.
NEW YORK STATE AGENCY.
Col. Goodrich, the State Agent of New
bu, has rendered bis resignation TO take eject the LIST
Of April