New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-08
NEWS OF THE DAY
GENERAL NEWS.

The latest reports state that everything quiet at New
Quarantine the authorities remaining IN undisurbed
possession Laborers are at WORK on the building, anu
last nrbt supplies sent down 10 the police There
WIS great excitement Staten Island, and impromPtu
meetings have been held at one Of which Vigilance
Committee appointed for the purpose OF preventing
The erection of hospital buildings on the island by every
means within their power. OF the 100000 recently ap-
propriacd by the Legislature for building quarantine
Hospital At West Bank, $1,000 were drawn yesterday 10
pay the preliminary expenses of engineering, surveying
and preparing plans.
The Fcnan iascO is supposed TO be complete Gen
Lynch said to have ordered his troops to return to their
homes from Buffalo, and il is also reported that Gen
Sweeney did the before he was arrested ROBOTS
las also been arrested and confined yesterday under
eard at the AsOr House. Canada is reported TO nave
been invaded from another place. I5OO Fenians having
crossed the border yesterday at important point An
immense meeting held last evening at Cooper lhsl
tute and 3 900 subscribed in aid OF the Irish Republic
In the General Synod of the Reformed Dutch Church OF
North America yesterday several reports and letters from
foreign missionaries read Also letter OF greeuhS
from the Free Church in Scotland. The standing COM
mittccs appointed aud the Synod adjourned uh'i
today.
Not long since Elkan Hermann, Rabbi Of Jewish
Synagogue in Brooklyn kicked out OF his church by
portion of his congregation who objected TO his minis
traon sectional grounds. lie yesterday brought al
action against them and received $50 damages
The investigation before Commissioner Osborn OF the
charges Of cruelty 10 board the American ship
Thornton was resumed yesterday. After the examination
of witnesses, the case was Closed the CohulssoheI IT,
The regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber of Com
MERGE held yesterday Resolutions were adopted ap
proving of the Bankrupt law before Congress, ana
urging the Representatives from this State to secure us
passage. 80
weauthentcated case Of cholera occurred at No 3O3
Broomc st. on Monday last. Mr.. Edward fraser was
taken sick on Sunday, and died on the next day.
Robert d. Holmes was reelected Grand Master during
the session of the Masonic Grand Lodge Of this state IN
this city yesterday The other officers were also reelected
Mayor Hoffman has received letter from Philadelphia
lady, Mrs Catharne NJ Peat Offering her services as
nurse in the cholera hospital on Staten Island.
Officers who have served in the late numerousy
applying TO Brevct MaorGen Ulman for positions under
him IN the Volunteer Corps Of Garbadi, in Italy.
Gold closed yesterday at 1927, after selling at 1922 and
l4! during the day Government stocks all stronger
ana fayorte purchase with parties desiring short IN.
vcstments stocks and Railway mortgages dealt
IN modefeiey Bank shares steady The small stocks
wcro lower The Railway share list also lower. ana
there little disposition to buy for advance among out
side oneraors After the call the market sluggish anu
buyers abundant At the Second Board the market con
tnued duh with the exception Of Reading which advanced to
ICgl After call market strong and prices gener-
ally improved. Exchange hardly nrm. Money was III
good supply per brokers' and good deal Is done
at per cent In commercial paper no change.