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New-York tribune., 1868-03-19

step by step 10 this work more dmcuN ths and are nov approach
ing m successful honor n fer sSsT aHns', and
Jersey IN thI nead purpose 80 70 roog,nlrs hs hs s
and socure TIE SlesnTs Of ISeStg for ali American
'olsd ba. when the Democrats Legislature rspod,'.d th sS
tuon Of the United States they tabscendd their poEe and
70 the people a the polls we poSs. that shah
Ger the stain q rsgShs the poces ~ ' hs Es
Just ppooDmeut Representatives according to the aetna humber
nt OF those Who in their oahs tried TO overthrow
~ the uqquesOned validity q the Pgoo debt and the Absolute 'i
Bsold Ths the impeachment President before the senst, Is
Tn i. SsS he aws Of The coubtry usuped prerogyes
moi bonps 70 bis oe conspre to military subysr the
civil power and disgrace the country by bsSpbemou ~
posed We desire that be ha have fair speedy and whatevI
the before the Senate It's decision will be oqnesoeo %
e'oSe That anticipating and desiring the early 81
Of al obstruction, to the Win Of the people expressed Se and
yieo he putsrT Of the nation 10 maintain unquesoned the va
o9 credit stimulate the devSpmeat Of our vast as NATIONAL prosper
to through the trials Of evil war and the dS. Of the
United states aud we instruct the ees.te, honor for hi.
services his country frmiy maintaining all bis Official acts tue nun
dameu principles which the institutions Of this country y, n & % y,
President who sought to use him io PppSis,@ % @ in s hat il
worthy be the President elected BY the people hei' ~
o.d That, warned by the experience Of the pas, and present
We ask Thai the candidate for VcPrese9y be Of nblem-
Dss @ ssb and Of eneDt ability candidate
these qualities such personal popularity as would strengthen the
should be selected without any regard TO ocahty
Res0ued cordially ndorse the Admin alton OF our Eoy
Governor Ward which he has proved himself so een IN
Administering The State tha; bis noble philanthropy eIhib
tied soldiers the field Of battle than
himself the people fNewJey and We pledge him the con
tnuei support Of the Republican party. 80
Altogether the Convention, which adjourned at TINS
point entirely successful and satisfactory and sew
eTal prominent members Of opinion that the cam
paign thus opened under such favorable auspices VIII
suit next Autumn in the total humiliation OF Pc'o"
Democratic ascendancy in the State. ,.r
THE NEWARK UNION LEAGUE ON ImPEAC1IoiHlE 1o'i,.Ni
At a recent meeting of tucker ,o,,Uip UUun'a ra
solved that Congress was jushed in impeaehing the
President for mis- acts and that the business interests as
we'll as the claims of ioyass demand speedy and I'M
a1aYsfia al
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that ely and duba .nong hut little thsn ohi' the
number OF buildings H. with this pofnnos pssDg day through
houses n the the hight due % ihe
head naintsined toe reservoir bu, fact and taIt -
that The Of the people let lower eyen Their h
their bssemeB In closets under the sidewalks aud IN N"h
basius all over their
This and this the TIE evil Of which eOmpsni made
II l. not the nsuceny OF the brought No city u more
literally Abundaby supphedb0ns cheap On OF this
very abundance up the habit Of abundant waste gen
eral asserted great chiefly prseeed in factories in
machine shops and at the sharr Ih mistake The waste 10 e
deOYbe by the officers Of the The waste al
tho wbsrTes pasnt TO everybody. In either 1t n 10
comfortable and ontroedblt private houses u s I'M
possible inspection guard pre-
with present that be measured only by toe
capacity Of which daE and night Department 10
convinced experiments from examinations and from esesons
that however the places pubic obsef
vation far less than that In private dwellings and obees
Is vain 20 plead demonstrate IL equally ID VAIN 70 aP
propety honesty This has been done year by
year reports aud special notices but without prSdasns ne
slightest constantly increasing hai Of waste II en our
people suffering Is the legtn result Of .hef
Having all other efforts ess attempts 70 stop
this wrong that nothing h but put meter upon
he attended with Inconvenience and expense
citizens department but would quickly produce ns
desired effect would he found hoo N. city
isolated points where BY Of the high gaon ''s o ~
asors would the reach OF the head at the reservoir
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE HUDSON RIVER FREsHET.

The annually-expected freshet in the Hudson
River commenced this year on Monday last. 1t was
considerably hasened By the late warm weather; and
so far has greatly devastated shipping aud property IN
its course beside causing interruption OF travel The
Goo Ars began moving in MOha River and it entered
the Hudson the water rapidly, inundatDg both
hanks In the vicinity OF Casleton above Albany, the
railroad track submerged; the floating ice
was piled five feet high the down track and
washed the bed OF the road TO the east, making
the passage Of the midnight express train
,- imposslle At9 O'Clock Tuesday even.
INC he wafer there fell six inches In twenty minutes
Near schenectady the water has 80 damaged the bed Of
the track that when an upbOuBd through freight train
% the rails spread and the engine and three freight
cars were thrown OF down an enbankuent Inc engi-
reey Horace Moore slightly injured Al 10 a. nj on
Tuesday superintendent Toucay ArSVed At Has0u ~sth
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THE STATE or TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ATLANTIC EGRAPH TRIBUNE
LoypoN March lsi:l5 mCoBsos opea 6rmer AZ 91a99 o
money for the American seureThe market
prices generally lower except bonds which are her and
higher following opening United states Five Twenty
bonds 72972i Erie shares, a5i Illinois Centr'ls, ssl
FRANKFORT March States FVeTNeny bonds open '
for the old issue.
LIVERPOOL March ls-;l5 m-Under mors Jvorable trade
report fmer and more seu'e Prices Of
advanced l6 and are now quoted " follows
m,s p,, Ol alOl Addng Orleans l0lGOi The estimated
sale, are - 900 bales Is nothing doing
20 arrive The market at for fabrics and snsr with
doing The market breadsu6s quiet and steady quotations
are unchanged The provisions and articles Of American
auc. generally are dull aud without quoble alteration.
SOUTHAMPTON lThe steamship Union Capt ssnou
r IN. North German Lyds put in here before yester br
"a, from Bremen NewYo She takes from port 80 900 IN
specie for keg-iork
Lospos March lslO mConsos hrmer and higher at
sa a93l the quoted at
tins hour following United States Fyr~en bonds
72a72i Erie shares 45l Illinois Cens 8s Atlantic and Great
Western, 20l
LIVERPOOL March lS-:20 mThe Cotton market arm ana
quiet The Bauds market duh and unchanged The PROVISIONS
hmr Beef has advanced 1901 bb for Extra Prime
Mess Pork 49, bb for Eastern Prime Mess Lard 'To per CIV"
sugar srm at rs per for Dutch Standard ~
ASrwERP, March sl;2O m.The Petroleum market 'ah
LOSpoS aarch 85 mCousos closed At 9 iof money ana
ea93 American Securities closed the following rates.
United States Five Twenty bonds 72 Illinois Central kA" 'Hare
s9i Eris Railway shares 45L
FRASKFoRT March s5 m-Uned States bonds closed hnr
Isl for the issue Of 1862.
LyERPooL March s5 m-The Cotton Market rather more
toward the The following the authorized
quotations; Mdug Uplaa the sUO', loeiosA hiins l9'
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EW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, March IS, 1888.
Bills were reported-Amending the Hell-Gate
Pilot Laws incorporating the City Of Ogdensburg tho
Ursune Convent the New York Security Savings Bank
the Sixthave. savings Bank the Pullman Paclfc Coal
the jamestown Driving Park Associations: amending the
Niagara Suspension Bridge Companys charter; extend
ing Dock-st YOnkers: amending the charter OF the
Church Charity Foundation Of Brooklyn; establishing
the ai liberties OF Queens County extending the time
for fbe collection OF taxes in Middleton and 6Quthfeld
authorizing subscriptions 10 the West Shore Railroads
stock amending the National Travellers Insurance Com
panys charter amending the Soldiers Business Messen-
ger and Dispatch COmpanys charter; repeating the act
amend the Police Life Insurance Fund law; amending
the revised statutes relative to the custody OF children
and against repeating the act for the extension OF Cen
traave WestChesJer County This last was agreed TO-
BILLS PASSED.
Autor,ino the towns OF Arcade and Java TO purchase
the right OF way through said towns fom the Atca ana
Allegheny Railroad. l., oo h,d
red-andtwenty hst and other streets ana avenues III
NewYOrk. -----. -.
Authorizing additional facilities for the intorment OF
pauper dead IN New-Hork. -, , ,.,. -.
Authorizing dScontnuance OF portion OF SmIthst,
Brooklyn. . -
Amending the charter OF the Brooklyn Trust Company
Amending the charter OF the Brooklyn InrnVercIh
Incorporating the Ithaca Water Works Company.
INCORPORATING the Clinton Savings Bank, Ncw-10rk
Increasing tile POughkeepsie Poor Fund TO s35.OOO
Amending the charter Of the Syracuse Savings lnstu
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THE WAIVER SUPPLY OF NEw.yoRK.

Chief Engineer Craven has addressed COM
uncation TO The Brening Post in response to art
ces which recently appeared that paper regarding the
water supply in this city. After remarng that he
sders II hopeful sign that some Of the citizens 10
appreciate the great inconvenience and danger,
which NAV result TO the city from insufficient supply
OF water, he says the deficiency is mainly the fault
OF the citizens themselves, rather than Of the De
partnent having charge Of the water sup
ply Comparing the water supply OF this city
with that Of Philadelphia he says that while in the latter
city 929 993 buildings are furnished with water New
York but about $4,000 furnished But on the other
1867 was PhadeUhia III 900 gallons, while in New
York it upward Of s2OO0OO0 gallons Yet notwith-
standing this difference In the amount furnished In
most parts OF New-York, during considerable portion
Of the day the water will not above the third hoors
while in Philadelphia there Is no time when the water
will NOT rise 10 the highest floors of any Of the buildings
The cause Of this difference he proceeds To explain
clear II that citizens ndngin possNe vase
compared which the Of the Phsdephans win al thir
scabbng ofsAeSsks and paving stones ecoomietl
into our quantity OF wafer pppus 70
Phsdsps We eoay arSet ooss hAa ais g'e1 ~
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THE ERIE RAILUAY WAR.

DISSOLUTION OF JUICE GILBERTs INJUNCTION.
In the Kings County Supreme Court yester-
day. before Judge Gilbert the arguments IN the suit OF
William Belden against Cornelius Vanderbilt and others,
were resumed. The plaintiff is stOckhOher in the Erie
Railway Company who made motion before Judge Gil
bert upon the 9th inst upon adavs imputing interest
In the issue TO Judge q. @. Barnard OF the Supreme
Court asking injunction 10 restrain tie deeDdants
who are stockholders in competing lines OF Railroad and
some OF whom are also stockholders OF the Erie Railway
COmpany-from carrying on any further suits, nav
ing for their object removal or suspension
Of the directors officers OF the Ere Railway Company,
the restraining OF the said Company from carrying ont
RESTRAIN Frank Work from acting director also to
quTe the Erie Railway Company to issue stock in accord
ance with its bonds and that the directors be required to
continue in the performance OF their proper functions
Justice Gilbert granted the injunction on the 9th Inst
far as not interfere with the judicial functions OF
George g. Barnard and ordered the defendants to show
cause upon the 18th March yesterday why the nJunc
ton shOd continued Yesterday the case was ar
ed for five six hours the DEFENDANTS counsel claiming
that the writ had been obtained upon audcnt grounds
Eventually Judge Gilbert dissolved the injunction.
THE ERIE DIRECTORS. :,
Mr. Drew and his fellow eXles, Messrs flsKe' Could
and Eidrdge are stn in Jersey City awaiting patiently
the development OF events They feel quite at ease IN
their inn. and have abiding faith in the ultimate sue
OF their new feature OF the Drew Wander
bit the interest taken In il by the wOrkngmcn
OF whom have written TO Mr.. Drew begging him
10 stand firm, proposing TO hold mass meeting OF Woik
ingmen TO indorse his course, and pledgng him lher IN
divdua support In doing battle with the :" Railroad
King" meeting of the directors was held yesterday
afternoon Resolutions adopted cutting the talln
freight and passengers but making change III the
wages Of employees. The fare to Buffalo will now be
about S. and other fares will be reduced in proportion
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
VERMONT.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION AND
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION AND FIRST
DISTRICT CONVENTION.
RUTLAND, March 1S.-The Republican State
Convention organized by the election of Gen. Peter T.
Wasburn Of Woodstock. President, and d. W. Dixon Of
Grand Isle. Secretary The following-named gentlemen
were selected represent Vermont in the Chicago Con-
ventiOn:
DEIRc ,TRs-The Hon. Trenor W. Park Of Bennington
Gen George j. Sannard of Burlington, the Hon Luther
Baker OF Newport Col Samuel i. Pngree of Hartford.
AITEnNA ATRs-The Hon James X. Hyde OF Sudbury
Jedd T. Iadd of Alburgh, the Hon George n Dale OF
Islaud Pond, the Hon. Herman Carpenter OF Northhed
Resolutions in favor Of Grant Of impeachment, and OF
guaranteeing every person equal civil and political
rights were passed The Hon. Erastus d. Culver OF New
York addressed the Convention.
The Republican Convention for the Ist Congressional
District assembled at the Village Hall at p m and or
aused by the choice of the Hon. Merritt Clark OF Pou
ney President and H. c. johnson Of Vergennes Seere-
tary. A Committee Credentials OF one from each
county reported towns represented by 49 delegates
The following named elected to represent the Dis
triot at the Chicago Convention:
DFLRGATEs-MaiOr-Gen. Vim. Y. W. Ripley OF Rutland
George &. Sheppard of Montpelier emu, >, g.
AITERN ATES-Charles Flo of Dorset. William X san
ford OF orwell
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an engine from Poughkcepsie and ordered all uprans
further up and found i impossible TO get any tram
through to Albany. He then Hienapnesa ps
20 forward all through passengers wa hare t
on Sunday night vast mass of ice foated out OF Ron
dout Creek and carried with IL sectional dock owned
by Mr. Morgan EyersOn on which lay the steanDoat D.
r. Brown. Some Is or 20 canalboats, sloopa slate
burgh ferryboat, and q barge were al torn
main channel. Seven OF them sank near the
lighthouse the others drited about promiscuous in he
river until Tuesday noon at which time steamboats, OF
the Cornell line busily engaged IN towing them
back into the creek In addition the other dneulties
the rendered the crossing the river above Poug
keepse by ferry boats and smaller vessels both dncut
and hazardous. The latest reports about the ICE men
that navigation ia open to Carthage, four miles sooVe
Navburgl
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE TESNEssEE TROUBLES ARMY OFFICERS
DENIAL OF ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTs.

NASHVILLE. March 1s.-The following letter,
signed by Radical and Conservative cxoifcers OF the
United States army has been prepared Tor publication in
The B1nner tomorrow.
We the undersigned exofhcers OF the United states
army and de representatives or the state OF rem
uc-sce read with regret the Sensational dispatches
from state representing To the country AT ke anu
the authorities Washington. that our present state
Government Is imminent danger OF being OyerihfoWn
bv armed resistance. We have full ana complete OPP
porunity Of being thoroughly acquainted WIN lhe
condition OF the affairs OF this State the authors OF the
dispatches and most positively assert that peace ana
quct remarkable degree. prevail oil over the state
AT this time and there Is no more danger OF armed re
stance the laws OF the state or the United states IN
Tennessee than in any other State IN the Union Inc
attempt 10 deceive the country into the belief that
We are living state OF fear and anarchy Ia detrimental
To the OF State and IA used extensively and
cectualy by immigration agents In Newlork and other
points To prevent immigration TO Tennessee and induce
capital and enterprise OF every description TO seek EN-
ployment elsewhere As citizens and loyal OF Ten
ncssee feel called upon TO enter solemn protest
against such demagogsm. and assure the country at
large that the citizens of Tennessee are at present quiet
and law-nbidiDg people.
, n D,ran Waker James Chsmben Theodore Tranermicli
O. v. Marshall. l. Uahsan, X Ru.g, J. O. Ie1sn J. '. {,
j T. J. vs.. &. " H. Irwin, ". w betty
Ka1dall. u. Walker, and g. W Letb,
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board met ut o'clock last evening, tho
President Richard l.. LarremOre, csq. IN the chair
resolution was presented and referred TO the Committee
nudngs requesting them to report TO the Board at
ts next meeting what school buildings II any, not
provided with suitable Of egress required by
recent acts Of the Legislature The Clerk Of the Common
Council transmitted copy Of resolution OF that body.
which requests the Board OF Education 10 cause clock
TO be placed In the cupOla OF the schoOlhouse in
One Hundred and i ifteenthst. in order to supply
the residents in the upper part o. the city
both by day and night with the correct stan
dard OF time Referred to the Committee on Buildings.
Samuel s. Randall City Superintendent, and Henry Kid
die and Thomas f. Harrison, Assistant City Supeiinten
dents reelected for two years IRON June lt next
The following appropriations were made; t6t Tor re
building Grammar School House NO &c. in tne Eleventh
Ward and 2a5 for the erection OF Male Grammar and
Primary SchOO-IIOuse on West 1hlrtleth 81, between
sixth and seyenaycs The Committee on Teachers, to
wbom was referred the communication from the female
assist ant teachers employed III the blale ana female
Grammar Schools asking for an increase OF their average
salaries reported In favor OF an increase or $50
for each teacher Ii resolved that the bylaws be
amended in accordance with the report OF the Committee
The Auditing Committee reported as ioilo"S'
Dec o. s6T.-Balaace With the City Chsmber,n at the .
Deposited By the Controller 1S %
Tola '*''Vd i,
Warrant. outstanding Dec 27. lSs;....sle92s q
Stll outstanding .........'''''''''''' ." ,,an,te
tn MageS ~ lea. .,'.........-.' SOS iO5 81
Warrants outstanding. s''1 q ..,. ,.,,
Total paymca, .t3itsn O6
Leaving balance credit Of the Board of.... s71io 70
The bant book balance s h dy Of March Of $500 -
Amount pad forged warrant withheld By Chimoeaa 1850 90
Total lD -
Ordered to be printed Adjourned
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ASSEM- BLY,.
.... nAuGHH

BILLS PASSED.
TO amend the act for the better regula tlon
Of fremen IN the City OF Brooklyn:
TO improve Grahaln-avc., Brooklyn.
TO establish The Eighth Ward OF the City OF Utica
To regulate the sale OF coal in New York
10 amend the charter of the Mechanics and Traders
Association. -,
several tetitions we're scented asking that law be
passed forbdIng directors In the Hudson River alroad
Company from being directors IN the Ne"-iorA oehtia
and Erie Railroads. . , a,
Rlls were introduced in relation TO the election OF d
rectors IN the Harlem Hudson River, New-I0rk central
and Ere Railroad Companies; IN relation 10 inc pnDca
tho Hamilton Avenue and Prospect Park Railroad Com
pany: To incorporate the National Burglars Insurance.
Company IN relation TO the collection OF taxes Ia Uea
to incorporate the NewYork Real Estate Exchange; ia
relation 10 the consolidation OF railroad companies
BILLS WE'RE REFORTED FAHoRABLf.-fOr tne con,
structon OF a stone stairway in the New-1ork Centrhi
Park In relation 20 stage routes IN New no I'm IN
coporate the American Trade Agency. To divide inc
Ninth Ward ard create a new Ward IN Brooklyn 10 pro
vide for the coupleon Of the Wallaboat improvement
To amend the charter Of the Jamaica Savings BANK 10
incorpOrae the city Trust Institution OF New-n 10
INCORPORATE the Clinton Savings Bank OF New-io ork 10
amend the Act enabling State Banks TO become Ntlonal
banking institutions. To incorporate the Catsklll savings
Rank TO amend the NcwlOrk City Charter IN relation
10 having certain Streets and Avenues In New YORK 10
facilitate the construction OF the Midland Ealroad' no
incorporate the Oswcgo Water Works Company TO
amend the act relative To Steam Boilers IN New Oih
Relative 10 fraud 'smeut for local improvements
To protect the rights OF passengers on Railways ana oher
public conycyances. -
The SPEAKER presented u communication troD the
Controller IN answer the resolution Ot the Assembly
relative 90 the expenses OF the state Military Depart
ment rhowng the amount expended IN 1901 "a follows
For salaries SI36JI Tor expenditures. So9 total
Mr. JACOBS moved that the communication be re
ferred 10 the Committee OIL Ways and Means with in
strcitous TO report bill reducing the expenses oi tDe
Military Department {. RI ed
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SUICIDE OF A POOR CLERK.

BUFFALO, March 1S.-Charles Ii. Spencer,
late Of Albion N Y, whose parents reside In Hartford
Conn, committed suicide at o'clock TINS evening Oy
shooting himself through the head on the night OF the
mn 18th and nth spenccr applied for lodging No.
Police Station He said that he had been four years
clerk dry goods store at Albon that at lockpOrt ne
lost his money by gambling and that he arrived In this
city Saturday. Being without Qoney or friends ana
suffering under depression OF spirits lie Visited Robnsons
istoTe ana bagained for pistol This at his re-
quest loaded and while the salesman was reaching Tor
extra cartridges Spencer deliberately shot himself above
tho right eye the ball passing out the back Of his head
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
THE PRESIDENCY.
MOVE BY SOUTHERN RApIcALs.

MOVE By SOUTHERN RADICALN.
A few Radical SOutherners, now in Washing
ton. who dislike Gen Grant, held a meeting Monday
evening" and after some talk. decided in fayer Of Mr.
Wade for the next President and Senator Wilson for Vice
President Some Of them subsequently called on Messrs
Wade and Wilson. They say that they received them
very cordially but gave them encOura cement, and
that Mr. Wilson said that far he concerned. hc
stood where the Republican party OF his own state has
placed him. on the platform with Cen Grant.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
TIE WE4THER.

Exw.YoRE Hour 1hsr Bsr Wtnd hoar Iher Bsr wna
Maruhl8 8-7 2a4'h W. SaOo
IL $40 5000 w. - 10 WH n
co. 5000 W. -, IL ~ SO-V ~ h
RExlRKi-Morningyey gusy; rainy % ~ overcast 70 ~
4 objects being ouy O'clock fog s o. the rivers
43O impeding the feuyboss Aienoon-Sghy eloLeF gnsY
Rvenng-Cear The Themomeca RangeIhe average rse
thermometer Cor the month Of March from 80 to 81 degrees above
zero The mercury years falls as low II degrees
and sometimes high rs degrees above
at About 3i falls low .ss two degrees
and Eve degrees above at these low
points were reached on March o this (l868l
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
FERRY BOATS IN Missouri NOT SUBJECT TO
UNITED STATES INSPECTION.

ST.. LoUIs. March 18--Judge Treat of the
United states District Court to-day decided that ferry
boats and plying entirely within the borders OF
State not subject to inspection BY the Federal OH
GERS Obliged TO take United States license. The
case was instituted by Samuel NJ Breckenridge, United
States Inspector against the eryD0at Bright star ply
ng The Missouri River within the boundary of the
nc
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
MARRIED.

RR RnPoRpCLARK-On Tuesday evening March H. the resieso<
he hides une Gen Samuel Hunt BY the Rev john Hall DID,
prank Sands Bradford Miss Sarah j. daughter OF the sss
Capt. Andrew Clark, all Of this city
N-EASTOS-At Yextown T. Tuesday. March ".
b The Rev Charles Shepha Charles L. Menkhem 70 Ha,te A..
Youngest aGshter of Jesse Baston
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
GRFAT,FTRE IN ELMIRA. n. Y

ELmRA, March ls.-Eight or nine frame
buildings on Railroad-st mainly groceries, were de-
stroyed az O'Clock this morning. Several families occu
pied the upper stories The principal losses are as io
lows: L. Garvin, grocery, $500: no Insurance; j. M
Lynch Troy House, 5000; ii. B. Locke, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-19
rprsnYrERIAN CIu,RcH CONsrMEp.

ROCHESTER, March Is. - The Presbyterian
Church on Grove place destroyed by fire this after
noon loss about $4,000 While this fire was in progress,
Messrs. Raudhof & Broyer's drynouse on Oakst was
burned. e. !