New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-03
gersted The members of the Canada Timber Com.

gersted. The members of the Canada Timber COM
Pany have come out IN The Bdrgor Union with q
statement that the report OF the investigating Com
mttee upon the Maine State Treasurers defacsons is
not to be relied They say 1t was made by man who
has had no experience business account
ant and that some members Of the Committee signed
although il unsatisfactory 10 them because they
thought it Necessary to make some IT, r. o.
miuee stated that the entire amount furnished NV n.
Feek io' the CaDada Company reached The epor,
see1egate Of $S2,673' But the accom-. -a,us
CutO'pg' the General Agent shor- -aas of Mr.
claim tbst on'y $64 300 49, ar Con,anv
-. Wv furnished. T-.,ey cav
The COMMITTEE were re'' ,s0t,y informed that
20 sd-.spced by Mr. Peck ,aa bsen retu ned To him
BY Mr. Cush1 G. and that v made pots of it ia their
rero,t, but in making m the grand aggregate they
ADDED in tbis sum as # thew had no information on 70
subject Many ,her inaccuracies alleged, Cad the
Company deD that the report is worthy of cHndence.
Wine m Taylor BOW of Lafayette, lvdiana, writes
toNe louter Association of Cincinnati that he was
the frst white child born in that city, having first seen
u light on the Doth Of March, 1871 Concerning the
state of Western civilization theD, he ssys:
"In the Spring of 1890, my father left Kentucky
with mir family aud settled Ia Cincinnati, and built
cabin on Font street, httke below Man. AT thf
tine the settlers frequeIty s1noyed by proving
bends Of Indians D the DeebOsrhOod Oaone 0esas on
ry mother preparing sdpper 10 trout oil their cac
about dark in tie evening, when an attempt was mao
by savage who lurking close by, to shoot her
but she pTimng of his gun tiasbng N the PAN the ma
lgEabt purpose of the Indian wss frustrated"
He further tsat the law oired every man
ge armed to c. cb under pensly of twenty-five cent
# fne for foul TO do SO, this pIecauon against tn
q indians being necessary
Tile Grass Valley National says a" d. Boyer
esq., is ROW realizing the snug little income of bet wee
$500 and 5000 per day frsm his ditch ID Grass Valley
TIE tos al investmeu is about $4,000 and the da
expenses repairs and attendance cannot exceed $oO
: Elder Knapp just now preaching IN Boston, sp
sesrs 10 have excited against him come feeling in on
of his cent meetings. Some remarks which fell from
him dspleased certain peop pie in his audience aad dnr
ing pray er these uttered unseemly expression
of disapprobstiOD; there prospect of genera
= 10 nut but the superintendent of tie hall shut on tn
Ia gas end subdued the crowd by darkness.
=. The Hon. John p. Kennedy lie writing an Ameli
% can novel for The Atlantic Monthly the first install
j ment OF which will appear in the May number.
i. &C u. VIM. Scbouler, formerly editor of TIE On
it einaoti Gazette and Columbus Journal, has bse
appointed AdutantGeneral of Massachusetts, IN plac
p of Gen Stone, removed.
e Inc w dbLDEtoD VI Il fN "'''
that Senior BarandaTan in possession OF late dpatehe
a from the Miramon party " hoh state that Gen. Robe
was wounded but not seriousy, during the las. day
d attack ON Vera Cruz.
The New. Orleans papers of the 2Sth March, Say
thet Marin and his released on the day be
Z fore, giving bail in the sum Of $1,000.
y "A correspondent OF Philadelphia paper wrtn:
all the wsy from Australia of the performance of Mis-
b Avouia Jones' as Medes, says che was grand anC
e terIibe like a silent whirlwnd, making no noise bn
tearing al before her; ii is wonderful much geniu
N in one 80 young. Her Sbyl, he adds, "she has Id
so much her OVID that 10 its intensity you forget TIA
you are surrounded by other scenes than those betoF
YOU"
-. We learn that at their meeting Wednesday lat
the Trustees of the AstOr Library unanimously eece
~ Professor Wocott Gibbs Of this city, TO fiji the va,anc
in their number caused by the deah of the late Vast
a ipgton Irving.