New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-20
GENERAL EWS.

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As the impression prevails to some extent
nat nearly or quite all the distinguished personnges
tho were active Rebeshave been pardcned it Is stated
y The Uo.higon Republican that nearly 1900 appca-
IONS ARC ,,ov, nnon the President's tab erhich
ave been fhare for several months.
rem fall under the eco 900 clause
Iassi6ed as follows Members of
G.United States army officers.
2; prominent Rebel civil officers,
10 United States navy. llG.
At meeting Of the property hOlGers of Mil
reek Bottom, Cincinnati. resolution adopted ap-
)inting committee TO petition the Legislature to
npower the city of Cincinnati TO condemn all the
)ged lands OF Mill Creek Bottom for the use of the
~ The amount of land subject 10 overflow is aboU'
300 600 of which is proposed to use for the c.
Of basin and dock for shipping; the balance to
Id at appraised value.
messenger from the Farmers and Citizens
INK OF Brooklyn was robbed on the corner of Beck.
IN and Wil.iam.sts. yesterday morning at o'clock
Tile on his way to the Park Bank Of this city. Two
ieyes in wagon effected the robbery one Of them
ddenly spriuging TO the ground, sozing the money
ckage reported TO have contained upward Of $4,000
regaining bis place IL the wagon. which was
pidy driven away.
The Fenian Senate reassembled yesterday,
ssed resolution recommending President Roberts to
III Congress OF the Fenans to meet in Pittsburgh on
10Th Of February ard adopted an Adde'S. -
erely reviewing the action Of the recent Convention
Clinton Hail, and stating that it did not represent
views of a majority Of the Brotherhood.
: The House Judiciary Committee has up the
ject Of further Constitutional amendments but has
lived at 10 conclusion. Enough is known, however,
Washington special to render it certain that the
nmittee will at an early day report an amendment,
vidiDg that where black not entitled 10 vote
shall not be represented in Congress.
F. Francisco Gene Salvador, alias Pellicier, an
ged conspirator in the murder of Otero was placed
trial yesterday in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer in
City OF Brooklyn. After the impaunelng of the
' and the opening argument OF the DistrictAt-
ley the case was adjourned to Monday morning
t.
edward O'Brien, switchman, was yesterday
aignei in the Essex County Oyer and Terminer, and
ided not guilty 10 two indictments for manslaughter
.ausng the death of Mr.. Gordon and the boy Beitt,
he time Of the railroad disaster on the NewJersey
lroad at Newark, few weeks since.
rhe bodies of the captain, pilot and lady pas
ger OF tue Orig Ne'a, AdtIy WIcSAcu vi ot' YUM
=. have been recovered The bodies Of the captain
pilot were found to be mutlated and the mate has
/ arrested at Jacksonville Oh suspicion Of murder.
them.
Brig. zen. King, commandant Of the post Of
custa, Ga, while riding near the city yesterday
,ruoon. accompanied by his wife and daughter.
V and gentleman, stopped by highwaymen aud
marty were robbed Of three horses.
The Naval Committee Of the House is con.
eriug the petition of Mr. Forbes. asking payment
the Idaho, which is not yet constructed. The
tract price was s6OO,OOO and Mr.. Forbes claims
: be has already spent $500 900 upon her.
Theodore Allen, of the late firm OF Allen,
chcs g. Riley. bounty brokers. was arrested IN
ooklyp Yesterday and taken to NewJcrsey for trial.
a charge of having defrauded recruits enlisted at
nboken last Spring Of ti26Ooo.
The Executive Committee Of the XVIth As
nblv Union Association met on Third'ave be-
ocn Finy.pinth and Si1tieth-sts last evening and
,on-rod 70 meet on the second Monday Of next
nth.
Secretary McCulloch says that he mas nc
Collection of having made a statement thai 10 hau
vsed his estimate Of cotton supply for lso'-o' SO o.
nut it at over l.7JO.O0O bales.
Brigham Young, backed By all his people l.