The Portland daily press., 1868-03-16
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RrpR1MAND OF REV. MIR. TYING.

hEGfhAmANO Ut REV. MIL. TYING.
NEW YORK, March 14.--Rev. Stephen H.
Tying, Jr, was publicly reprimanded this morn
ing in the Church of the TRANSPORTATION for
violation of canon of the Church in officiat-
ing in the parish of another minister without
his consent. An immense concourse of spec
tators filled the church. Bishop Potter ad-
mlnlStered the reprlmand, explaining the ma
ture of the offence and cautioning Rev. Mr.
Tying against repetition of it. Rev. Mr.. Tying
sat in the aisle of the church in plain costume
and manifested no emotion and made no re-
mark whatever.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
BALLsToN, N. Y, March 14.-At fire to-day
on Milton Avenue, four stores and dwelling
houses were burned, occupied as a clothing
store, iewelry store, grocery and liquor store,
harness shop and Young Mems Christian As
seciation rooms. Loss not ascertaned Very
little insurance The cause of the fire is I'M
known.
STRIKE ON THE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ALBANY, March 15.-The workmen at the
Central Railroad workshops at East Albany
struck on Saturday against the proposed re-
duction of wages. Some weeks since the
hours of labor were reduced to eight hours a
day and a reduction of twenty per cent. made
in the pay. Friday an order was received re-
storing ten hours labor daily but giving only
ten per cent additional pay. The men refuse
to work at less than the old wages. They pa
raded the streets on Saturday 500 strong, but
made 10 violent demonstrations. Dispatch
es received from Syracuse and other shops
along the road express sympathy with
the men and avow their determination to
follow their example, as the order applies to
the Hudson river road also. A deputAtiOn from
the workmen at East Albany came over on
Saturday to express their sympathy. 1t is be-
lieved the strike will be general on both roads
FREsHET.
Owing to the thaw and rain the river rose
over the docks here to-day. This evening the
water rose two feet in an hour but receded
again. The ice is firm in front of the city, but
mile above it has disappeared for consider
able distance. A general breakup is expected
tonight or tomorrow.
ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP DWELLING HOUSE.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to blow
upa dwelling house in RENSSELAER, street last
night by means of a canteen of powder which
had been placed in the foundation wall. The
shock was so violent as to throw down some o.
the inmates. No arrest has been made.
APPOINTMENT.
Gov. Fenton has appointed Hon. Charles C.
Dwight Judge of the Supreme Court for the
the 9TH Judicial District, in place of Judge
Wills, deceased.
ORDINATION OF A MISSIONARY.
New YORK, March 15.-Mr. W. e. Locke
was this evening ordained Missionary to Bull
gara. in Turkey, in Broadway Tabernacle
DIR. N. G.. Clarke, of Boston, Secretary of For.
eign Missions, delivered the charge to the can
dIdates.
CONFESSION OF A MURDERER.
A Veterinary surgeon named Englehart. who
was arrested short time ago on a charge O
committing burglary at Hacke nsack, N. j., il
accused of having confessed to stealing a little
girl thirteen years OF age from Gutenberg, n
j., about two years ago and killing her. En-
glehart recently attempted suicide in prison.