New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13
NEWS OF THE DAY.
GEN NEWS.

The cardrvers strike continued during yesterday and
assumed much greater proportions than on the previous
day The only limos which travel was not interrupted
tho Avenue b Second-ave., Bleeckorst Dry Dock
and Ninthavc. Travel was almost entirely suspended
the Third and Fourthave roads while all the other
lines suffered moro or less severely The pnbhc wero
very greatly nconvenienced and IT is 70 be hoped the
difficulty will soon be overcome.
At San Francisco the Union fred salvo Of 200
guns over the passage of tho Civil Rights bill and the
Chinese population INDUCED in any quantity of India
crackers over the same event
In the Superior Court yesterday Justice Barbour de-
livered opinion in trial. which shows some.
thing of the effect of the secession ordinances upon civil
contracts.
South Pacific squadron and Indian Ocean squadron
are to be fitted out from this country. The foreign
squadron will number So vessels and $50 guns and the
home squadron SO vessels and 1872 guns
Judge Underwood of the United States District Court
in Virginia, has g,ven decision IN which be aims that
the Rebellion Still in existence, because tho Presidents
late proclamation excepted Texas
A cruel and reckless butcher arrested yesterday
and fined 80 for brutality toward load of calves which
he carting through the streets in the usual
Judge Downing deserves the thanks Of the community.
The statement that sundry Major Generals TO be
received at the Union League Club last evening was
roorback Nobody at the Club House knew anything
about it.
"Hod" Annis, Of the persons implicated ia the
Lord robbery in this city. has been released by tho Su
preme Court of Massachusetts of habeas corpus
It believed that the trial of Major Gee will never
como head in consequence of the recent decision
of the Supreme Court in the Indiana conspiracy case
The choeraic diarrhea is reported TO be prevalent in
of the Canadian cities and much alarm exists roa
tive to future developments of the disease.
II is said that the reported of cholera in Delaney
st. was in fact nothing less than a case of
poisoning. There need be no fear from that cause
The Committee of the Metropolitan Health Board met
Yesterday and prepared report TO the Board upon the
evidence there is Of an impending epidemic
The strike of 900 stove founders at Troy and Albany
has boon terminated by al amcable ustment Of the
outstanding difficulties.
The national flag was displayed on the public buildings
and many private ones yesterday the anniversary Of
Henry Cays birth.
bank officer robbed Of % 700 yesterday in this
CITY, in most daring manner, detailed elsewhere.
The bill increasing the pay of the Metropolitan Police
has passed both branches of the State Legislature.
Navigation is open Lake Erie, steamer having yes
terday left Dunkirk, N. Y, for ports in Ohio.
The Wisconsin Legislature adjourned de yester.
day
Gold opened yesterday at 1879, declined to 1861,
closing at 1871 add very plenty Government bonds are
rather dull aud heavy with fair demand for 30s for invest
ment Money in fair request at 500 cent The demand
from brokers Is light Commercial paper Is In fair de-
mand at O. at for frstcass names Foreign Exchange
active. and transactions have been made as high The
closing quotation 07ial0t for prime bills The business
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