New-York tribune., 1868-06-29

The Staten Island Leader Dem.) of the Goth
inst has its announcement the National Democratic
Convention dated Cork, Ireland, June !. 1868"
Richard Grant White, connected at one time
with The Courier and Enquirer occasional contributor
~ PutUem's' Monthly. Richard Henry stSddard whose
poems and appear times IN the papers; Coffin
Barry Gray) whose productions generally pub
ihor Of +" Typee Omoo PierreS aud the Conn.
denee Man nave each desk in the Custom-IIouse.
Detectives Niven and Vaughan arrested Chas
unkor Of No l5G Beeekerst ST. 1t is alleged that on May
Russell who had been living with the complainant IN
various places from March 25 to that ume suddenly
disappeared and about the time the latter missed
RUSSELL has been ascertained visited England, aud
few days ago returned here snpposing IT conectured
as me had talked Of doing He was arrested nj one Of the
Bowery hotels. Russell claims to be innocent lie was
locked up at Police Headquarters
On the arrival of the steamship Henry
Chauncey yesterday. Officer Wilkinson Of tle Twenty
sixth (CIty HalD Precinct arrested Mrs. Mary Ann
Beach, passenger, on the complaint Of Mrs. Apna On
man, feHow-passehger during the voyage MIS-. "l
quite sck and Mrs. Beach on several occasions
rendered her services in aiding her ellowpasscnger.
These services we're accepted short time before reach
ing port Mrs Gilman missed pearl bracelet and pair Of
OF pearl earrings were found Ia her jewebOX, and these
arc claimed by Mrs. Gilman and her husband 10 be the
claims that the earrings are hers She was locked up at
Police Headquarters.
An interesting story is told by a cores
essed oce e"E at @ B3Sa @ S ng MG
for his brother Mr. Ramage aud represented himself
having come from Wisconsin III search OF him. and that
be was on his way to an uncle IN Salem, Mass that he
had only Few cents eit ana that he intended walking
there WIN continued conversation he worked on my
sympathy that advanced him S5 20 his way TO his
uncle, which he 10 return by the first mail after
his arrival never heard OF him until, today, hap
penng into the Office Of Cha T. DeForest, when the yer
table Mr.. Ramage came in. Recognizing the man, asked
him If he had s. for which he very hurredy handed
over from very respectable roll OF bills said feared
NOT nn Sc was o p that 9 S m DFare T"i dG I ae I M o
ject Of his VISIT which was to find a lost brother.
A correspondent Of The Springfield Republi-
can gives the following fact touching the late london
banker George W. Belding who recently committed sun.
in this city: Mr.. Beding brought up Johnson
VT Eight years ago. at the age OF 25 he went to London
as agent for a NewYo hoop manufacturer. Owing
to his remarkable business talents he became con,
ductor OF large manufacturing establishment I'm Lon
don. During the war he repeatedly raised his
yoice in behalf of America and her institutions.
At Paris in 1864, he was married to Vermont lady M
the residence o Tho American Minister In 1865 he visited
this country, accompanied by his family Upon return
meeting with sudden he failed. Leaving his
young wife to follow he hasened to this country effect
compromise with his creditors Immediately arriving
here he arrested and cast into prison like
feOn, where, broken hearted he put end to his life.
The following are the losses and insurances
OF the fire ut No 205 FultOnst., Saturday morning.
The basement occupied restaurant by Charles
Schultz loss stock ana fixtures by water $500 insured
second and third floors occupied by the Empire Tea
Company; loss S3O0OO insured in the following
com panes Ktna Of NewYOrk, 81, 800; Charter Oak,
COn $4,000 Niagara 5000 aud $500 each by the fol,
lowing companies Firemans Fund Williamsburgh City,
City OF Hartford Enterprise, Peoples, ST. Nicholas Mer
chants Of Hartford, Sterling Mechanics and Traders,
Commerce OF Albany, Columbia Maryland United States
Norwich OF Conn, New-Amsterdam, Mechanics' OF
Chicago, and Exchange Total, SGO,OOO The fourth floor
occupied by Charles b. Forrest engraver loss o. 900
stock and tools insured The cellar and subcel
lar of Messrs Hoyt x Blanchard's drug warehouse, No
eos, flooded with water loss 5000 insured by the
Home Arctic International Etna OF Hartford. for 5000
EACH The building Is owned by Mr. Pickett aud is dam
aged TO the extent OF $1,000 Insured by city companies
The origin OF the fire is unknown
The monthly meeting of the New York CITY
Mission held Oh Friday evening last In the NJ. f.
Church, West FOrtythirdst, A. X. WetmOe, VicePres
lent in the chair number of the missionaries related
Incidents OF their experiences and observations showing
now a garnet home was made happy, "a drunkard and |
converted, released prisoners restored
heir friends, the poor and SICK and suffering relieved
md cOmfOrted. Mr. Louis l.. Jackson Corresponding
ocretary, general account of mission operations
the city and the present condition Of the work The
Rev. George j. Mngins, Superintendent Of Missions.
poke OF the character Of the work and It's claims
very follower Of Jesus The Rev. r. Hermance. pastor
u the Church, sald that he had been interested In these
eport and was delighted TO know Of the of this
hrSian enterprise. Among the statistical results OF
ne months work were the following: sc missionaries, IL
Mission stations, miGsOn SabbathschOOls, ] reading
oom 9Os missionary visits 3o7 religious meetings ~
e persons to church. 2O2 children led 10 Sunday
W Iablles and 1900 persons relieved, OOo distributed
mong Ie worthy poor aud 100000 pages or tracts and
n t 20 paRers' gwen away Preaching services In
le sl6eeLs WIZ be held duTiug the pleasant weather,