New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-13
GENERA NEWS.

A lot of negroes on plantations on Red River
rose in arms few days ago End tried to murder their
oyerseers but failed. They then marched TO another
point, where they waited for reeaforoements. The
militia. however succeeded IA nab0ing them all With.
out serious difficulty. The ring leaders arrested.
On several plantations arms and ammunition were
found secrcted in considerable Qunattes Previously
the freedmen in that section refused TO do any work
The military and militia in Caddo parish arc ordered
out.
The house of Mr.. George I. Taylor, No. 1874
Clermontaye.. Brooklyn felonously entered
through the hall door which had been left unlocked.
about O'Clock on Thursday evening while the family
vas in the basement al TEA Tie thief went up stairs
and rensacking the bureau drawers. succeeded in
taking o. 00O e. S. Treasury bOuds with coupons Of
tached and gold lever watch wo:th 500. with which
he escaped
Mary Ann GilrOy, an account Of whose SUI.
ferngs on the passenger ship Ncrne her voyage tC
this port appeared i'll TIE TElBtNE of Thursday. dei
yesterday morning in the New Yo.k Hospital. Coroner
Cover impaneled jury. and will bold inques, on tho
body to-day at p. LII. j. c. Her:ck, the surgeon o.
the ship yesterday gave bisef up the Coroaer and
was allowed to so on bis parole until to-day.
Tile Mobile Adceniser Of the sth inst. says,
that all the United States troops will be removed from
Alabama, arms and ammunition furnished to the State
mts and that provisions FOR destitute families will be
promptly furnished to the State The report
from Georgia respecting the withdrawal Of the United
States troops from that State aisO
The examination III the case Of the alleged
Rebel hotel burner Robert Martin continued yes.
terday before United States Commissioner Osborn.
Some testimony was given showing that Jacob Thomp.
SOD, the Rebel agent in Csula was cogaizont OF the
scheme The case is adjourned ~ Monday at 10 q. IN.
On Thursday night last thlec prisoners escaped
from the Jail in Hampstead, Queens County. One is
negro named John Wilson, AID the other two (whites)
james johnson and Alexander Turner Up to last
evening none Of the prisoners had been discovered.
Resolutions approving OF the Paris Expos-
ton. and recommending large and timely appropria.
tions by Congress for the exhibition of American
products were yesterday adopted at a stated meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce.
The Iron MOlders International Onion, in
session yesterday in Tammany BAL, passed a reSolu-
tion in favor of the eight movement and after the
transaction of other business adjourned sine die
The Legislative Committee on Municipal
Affairs will hold session at O'Clock on Tuesday
bill.
The steamer Lousburg arrived at Province
town. Mass. yesterday, tom Ncw-York, with ma
ohinery slightly disabled.
The State Reform House at Waukesha, Wis.
was burned on Thursday nght-lOss $4,000. The in.
mates oil escaped.
Martha Grinder, convicted Of poisoning sew
eral persons. will be executed Friday next at Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Gold opened at 1873, sold up TO l39, andtlosed at
1891 yesterday All the issues Of Government bonds
strong and in good investment demand Bank stocks in
request and offered in small Railway shares
all lower and offered In large The market closed
unsettled with stocks offered freely Money is offered in
great abundance per cent to leading houses and at per
cent ordinary borrowers make up their sccounts readily
Commercial paper sells at 7ds for best aud lOas per cent for
second rrade.