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

The day for the execution at Hartford OF Albert L. STARK
weather the malrcde. is fast approaching On Friday OF
next week between the OF 10 o'clock and nooD he
viii suffer the penalty Of the law Although be has
made no decided profession OF religion he Of late has mani
tested considerable interest in spiritual affairs His cell
daily krched that he may conceal weapon wherewh to
commit suicide and guard stationed opposite the eel day
and night that is nex, to impossible for lin 70 kill him
SELF even if he would The execution will DO IS private as
possible only 80 tickets being i5sued
OF family Of six person in PHILADELPHIA al OF WON re.
Gently returned from pleasure trip in sa5ol on ,Aa Dca-
ware River violently ILL., five have died IL they took
on board bgnLle Of clothing which they found floating on
the river probably thrown overheard from some vessel on
which there contagious disease Violent re.ehing and
fever were the forms Of the soas and after death the bodies
assumed dark purple hue Il hoped that the only s-rvtrcT
will
dispatch from LeavenwOrth states that tho lndsn5 re-
Gently made raid upon the settlements at White Rock
tributary Of the Republican The settlers stripped OF
their provisions and and child captured The
Powder River Indians have also been committing depreda
tons IN New Mexico The greatest excitement exists there
A large brick building used By tho Plymouth Mass Cord
age Company burned yesterday together with machinery
and stock Loss $4,000; wothrds Insured Tbs exte2sFe
oil refinery known as the Petroie on Work. a. Psburg
Pa totally destroyed By fire last eVonng Loss go oo)
The University Convection commenced It's fourth ANIMAL
session. Albany yesterday. Several hundred members
all portions OF the State in attendance The COMO
eaton will continue until Thursday evening.
The Treasurer Of the United States yesterday received tie
sum 600 almost the whole amount Of which tho Govern
raen has deauiel By he foTgeries charged rDon
William Rmegold Cooper.
Governor Fenton has issued proclamation ordering
sion the Supreme Court the 10Th Of August The Court
will held for the purpose Of revising the decision Of Record
or Haoe Judge Cardozo aud obcr pronouncng the Excise
law unconstitutional
III. Tennessee CoOred State Convention met ai organized
at Nashville Monday Delegated from fifteen counties in
the State present aud these delegates tho leading
eolored in the State. The Convention will probably
main in session for several DAYS.
Tie National Academy OF Science met At Northampton
Mass Monday Some Of the foremost men Of Science in
the country present and the order Of business
ranged Many valuable papers will DO read during the week.
TIE Academy viii adjourn on Saturday.
The steamer General Lyte which exploded Of Bethlehem
indiana Monday belonged 10 The Cincinnati and Louis
vile mail line. Nnety.fvo reported killed and 90
wounded Most Of the killed are deck hands Racing was
the cause Ofhe calamity.
There 2J9 deaths from cholera In this city last week
including ~ the public Institutions About 60 deaths
said occurred DUNG the 10 hours ending yesterday
About 30 operatives or ess injured three four
seriously. but probably fafly by jumping from C.
Harris. wooleu mill ut woonsocket L. which was burned
Monday.
speader Coaz addressed Union meeting Indiana
polls last evening He dsfenied Congress and reviewed the
Constitutional Amendment.
The Democrats OF the Fourth cb) District yesterday ro
nominated the Hon. Charles A. Eldridge for Congress.
Some Of cholera have been reported the Board OF
Health St. Louis sncei Saturday marly persons from the
South Several deaths occurred The general health Of
the city is good.
prisoner 10 custody Of policeman from Syracuse in the
l05 train from Rochester yesterday morning jumped from the
car window, near Warmers station and was killed.
A man named Alderman shot his brotherin.aw, named
Bartlett. at Hndsburg. Orleans County H. Y, Monday
evening during quarrel at Aldsrmsn house Bartlett will
probably die
The Maine Democratic State Convention at Portland yes
terday nominated Eben r. Pisboy Of Pennington alawyer
Of medium ability for Governor. The resolutions sdopted
were Of the stereotyped Democratic sort
Twenty nine deaths from cholera reported the office
Of the Cincinnati Board OF Health Monday The total
deaths from cholera August number 70.
short Cabinet meeting held yesterday afternoon All
the members Of the Cabinet present except M McCu
loch and Secretary Harlem.
The Postmaster Of Washington D. c. It is understood 10
to be removed and Of the proprietos Ts National
Iafelssneu will be appointed in bis place
The returns from the New Constitution vote In North Caro-
lima few and the vote slight that IL ia impossible to
speak Of the result.
There 100 deaths New Orleans last week. OF which
% from cholera The disease tho increase there
and prevails principally among the negroes
Judge Poland yesterday nominated represent the I'D
Vermont District in Congress BY the Union Nominating
Convention.