New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-18

tho whole State Of Tabasco il the hands of the epub
ImpcriaIst accounts received in San Francisco an
nounce defeat of tho Liberal forces in Michoacan
Another revolution has broken ont in San Domingo, the
result of which the downfall OF Baez and the proca-
nation Of Pmentel as President Of the Republic
GEN ERAL NEWS.
The Committee of the Board Of Aldermen who are
thinking of widening Fifthave met again yesterday.
There very large attendance Of property who
oppose the project. The Committee addressed by
Mcssrs Noyes, Stewart. Henry and Purser the thrce
former opposition the latter in favor OF the scheme
The residents the Avenue have formed association
to prevent if possible, the contamination of the i'm
provemcnt.'
next Monday and Tuesday, Norfolk against Baltimore for
$500 side III chickens TO BIO shown by each party.
This elevang pastme is announced to take place a, Sya
euse Grove, Washington, whore, We trust, good
force Of consabcs will find it convenient to attend at the
time above specified.
A Committee Of the Lager-Beer Brewers Association
waited upon the Committee on License; Of the Excise
ton Of the Excise law far the selling Of lager
Sunday concerned The Board failed to in that
light, and therefore did not wink as requested.
convention of soldiers occurred at Bangor, Me- yes
erday at which resolves adopted favorable 10 giving
public offices who served during the war; opposing
Secession and commencing tho idea Of equazing boun
ties.
A serious accident happened TO tho steamer Rip Van
Wrinkle near Troy Wednesday morning in consequence
of collision between that vessel and tug boat No per
injured bue the steamer was badly damaged and
consd cradle freight was lost.
SIX gentlemen from New York, who visited New
Jersey on Sunday April %, and thought it no more
than night assault and nearly several residents
OF that State arrested and their trial for riot
progressing before the Hudson County Court
In the case of Sunday lquordeaers arrested for keeping
open their places Sunday Judge Lcdwith yesterday de-
cded that prosecution Of such cases other than by the
District Attorney is Illegal The postponed till
next Thursday.
William Coulter, on trial for the murder Of Philip
Kreamer in Thirty ifthst., last February, has been ac
Quilted but has been held 70 answer charge Of bur
'glsry.
The TVvsriHe HeyaH favors the nomination Of d. A.
Fnney ofMeadvie for Congress the successor OF the
Hon Charles V. Culver, in the AAtA Pennsylvania
District.
An Unconditional Union Convention met at Aexan-
dria Va yesterday with John NJ. Bolts presiding. An
address was given by the Hon. Horace Maynard OF Ten
nessee.
The people of Newark Yesterday celebrated tho booth
anniversary Of tho settlement of that place The bad
weather rendered necessary postponement of parade
but otherwise the demonstration was successful.
Some new postal arrangements have been prescribed
whereby the people of south Carolina will it is said be
seriously DISCONNECTED AL Offices where there is reg
ular postmaster are 70 be discontinued.
At Springfield, Mass, last Tuesday night, the dscry
Of H. Porter Co destroyed by fire, at loss Of from
$4,000 tS$i0OO Thirty head Of cattle persisted
in the flames.
The receipts the Board Of Excise foT licenses granted
were $O 900 up to last evening No licenses have been
notwithstanding.
All remains quiet on the Fcnian lino except that de.
fcaiion is reported at Brooklyn by e yet unknown
official considerable sum of money belonging to the
order is believed TO have been misapplcd
DR. Bissels report yesterday shows that two persons
have died board the Quarantine ship, one Of marasmus
and the other Of heart disease leaving under treatment
d persons.
The Board of Councilmcn have concured with tho Al
demen abandoning al plans looking TO the widening Of
Ann and FutOn-sts
The American naval officers Halifax, N s, have been
exchanging very pleasant Inequalities with Admiral Hope
and other British citizens
party Of &c friendly Indians were killed By law
less whites, Is miles fom the mouth OF Moores River in
Idaho, March IL.
Three or more asyums for disabled soldiers arc be
tabshed the Loyal States Ge Butler is President of
the organization having the subject in charge
Mr. David Deans Of The Sunday Times was robbed of
gil 300 in crowd at the Academy of Music Oh wedncs
day night.
The1acv. Chas. H. Bingham Of Ann Arbor Mich, has
become non resident Professor of Medieval Church His
tory in the Mcadve, Pa, Theological Institute.
The Chamber of Commerce met yesterday aud consid-
s s5Ga the subject Of establishing tho metric '''''"
The Rev. Theodore Clapp died yesterday at Louisville
Ky. He was for many years Unitarian pastor at New
Orleans.
The Republicans carried the local election at Williams
port, Pa yesterday, electing James H. Wood Mayor by
l29 majority.
Of177 lighthouses destroyed or dispensed with by the
Rebels 60 have been reestablishcd.
Dr. Claus has been found guilty of mansaughter in the
third degree Sentence will be pronounced to-day.
There 900 Of wood land burned overn South
Eastern MASSACHUSETTS, yesterday, at loss Of 000
The Baptists are holding some Of their missionary meet
ings in Boston, with large and distinguished attendance.
The Connecticut Senate has voted to postpone, fo6ne
week. the choice, on its part Of United States Senator
serenade to President Johnson was postponed last
night on account Of bad weather.
Gold opened yesterday of 1870, and, after selling at
1904 closed at Government sscurties were sold
In very moderate and at better prices for the
gold bearing issues Tire 52s Of 1862 and Of 1866 per
cent At the Second Board Government securities were all
cent on oa and good borrowers able to make their
own terms time For Commercial bills the
firm at the folio wing quotations. London prime BANKERS 60
dsys 1921 os; London prime bankers sight lloi; Paris
werp 6i2iaailt: Swiss s2t a5llt Hs@burg 81, Amster