The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

NATIONAL TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION -The Nashville Ne,ps,
referring 70 thi. Convention. says:From present 40
session promises 70 be very interesting Already tie
Nashville typographical Unon whose guests the National
and Win true The North the souh
the East and the West will be represented; and il quite
probable that San Francisco will send delegate. During
their stay the National Union viii visit every place OF
terest in the city and s enyrons, and take trip to the
Hermitage ball at the Capital, and . banquet there,
also, win be rendered them by the Nashville Union, which
IL making large exertons In anticipation Of the
The banquet will undoubtedly be the finest affair that has
taken place In State, we may Judge from the
ward this affair." which, successful viii give city
new claim TO her proud boast that this il the hospabs
CITY,"
FouR CnsRtms BURNED IN LINCOLN COUNTY, PENN
STRANGE FREAK IDIoT-We learn from the Fayette.
vile Observer of Thursday morning, that County Line
church, situated three miles above Iynchburg was
Oh he following Friday night Mount Norsh church, two
miles north OF Mulberry village also burned Boo
the work Of an ncendary The Otseu also states
that, Monday night Last, about ten o'clock, New Har
church, two miles aud half north Of Charity, was
set fire and entirely consumed, and about hour Ia
ter At IL O'Clock, Charity church discovered to
be In flames, and the IRE communicating to Charity Acau
envy, both buildings in ruins. The loss 10 est
mated at from Sc 600 to So This destruction
citizens Of Charity with commendabe spirit and energy
at once instituted proceedings TO discover who was tie
guilty party From circumstances that to them seemed
the FIRE, 4 man we'll known in the neisn
borhood, who Is said to be about half witted
and the following day he confessed to burning the four
churches and gave up the books and other articles that
he haa taken from Charity church. aud said his object
had been to burn every church in Lincoln county that
ten years old, "a he thought that was lone
enough for such building TO do service, and he hao
given himself si1 months in which to do the work The
nccndary placed in jail In Fayetteville ast Tuesday
His name is 1shana P. Rudd.
THR MASSACHUSETTS REsCuERs AT WORK ON A SANDWICH
ISLAND GRI-The New Bedford Mercury states that o.
Tuesday afternoon the whaleshp Sylvia, Capt Swassy
arrived nj The br0u0ht rit
little GIRL ten or twelve years old native Of the Sano
WITCH Islands, and took her with him to the Parker House
seys sister, who had been ut New Bedford with him, SET
out for her home In Newport and took the girl with her
to The depot crowd Of excited negroes surrounded
the depot, and some Ct the women seized the girl
carried her off The girl was frightened at the seizure
and begged them not to kill her. The reecue told her
she should be hurt and could play with their children
as long rs she wanted TO- The question of the guardian
ship OF the girl viii probably be legally settled II she
not been carried of to Canada.
sentence Of the Court John Terrell who had been
vcted of causDg the death OK hs grandfather AnaniAs
Graham, by potson was hung at Benne.tsvilIe S. c.
the 18th inst
and fifty hands have been recently discharged from
Wheeler Wilson's sewing mschne mandatory in EAs,
BridgeIDss conn ID cSnsea%enCS iSnng Oh IN ous''
rietes.
THs GEORGIA LOTTERIES Asor1sHRD-AIl the Georgia
lottery grants fcrecosed by prohibition Of the draw
ines penal enactment Of the State Legislature
take effect the LIST day Of June next The
ed November. at the last legislative session and the
close up The business People who are in the habit Of pa
tronixng the lottery agents will do well to make note
this fact as none but tickets for bogus Georgia lotteries
WILL Of course be offered after the legal lotteries
exist
POPULATION OF CONVICTION, KY-whites IA $685. slaves
1851 free coIored, 66total Is 12 Increase 1882
liza.
CANAL THROUGH THE CAYuGA NARsHxs-rhe new.oanal
CAyuKa marshes be COunpetAd in readiness