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whclc the COW Wss struck The smoking car
wAs nlifd With rABengcss, and was thzuxn o1
the track, completely wrecked and c1ushed. The
and sestesi On it 1t right anX1ex- This vas badIr
damaged, but not broken ur. The uext car. i
chair cAr r1n On tne wreck md Into 1t fes feet,
md IA considerably damaged. The only persons
numbcr = s.ated At eight u thess, samuel
Valid. German gentleman, Of Atlanta ca. WA
tnc only PASSENGER se.1onsly injured, lie Is Tery
probably loss ono ere: The other eeren persons
Werc more Or iet6 bruised and cut
~. eHo, Who ~ ln1a1eu+ II Emtgrstln9
i Il .a, 2! seo5&la and Kaa on by WAY 70 Eu1ope
safe To remove him. c. Il. Weili, Of Albany, was
someNhat Injured. hut ah!c TO keep On bis journey
scnc II. EEeos, Of Alcx2ndzt2, was brought
The train also brought ln here this morning one
mn from Georgetnwn. slightly injured Que
colovcd woman, head badly cut, anh three colored
men, osnlsed. G: y: Clamp, Of this city, received
onloef, of New YORK, WI ellehti5 woun',ed In the
head. i. 4. Hall, Of Warrington, received =
slight scalp wound. Mrs Esmer, Of Washington,
As soon a. the accident occurred mach sollci.
tide wAs felt to the Gafet} Of the PreB;denttal
Party, and on some Of The passengers rroeeeding
Of the extent pf the disaster.
III. MI Cana, brakeman on the tra1D had hi4
left leH broken The das1nezs OF the night added
to the holTrt Of the situation. u It prevented The
un!n1n1ca ptssenSefa ffpn: seeing the fuil extent
! Of the disaster. The emfaukment u the point
where the accident occurred ia about twenty feet
high
| NEW YoRk, Jane 10.-Pree.dent Grant, who
went 10 Wrist Point BY boat, this afternoon, sa5b
his entire family escaped injury at the railroad &C
e!dent las; nlght- He va IN ne th!fa paasense!
! Euhtained no INJURY. whBteFer. He described ihc
| accitlcnt II yttJ serious onG-
, 1869-06-11

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
SEw loNx, juno 10.
ANOTHER HCRpEERt. OF NnGERS.
Fa3:tes ii police heal4 .aEterS Intimate to hight
that he murucsc1 or KoEers has been arrested.
aut se!use to Rtse particulars The outside
40. IS that he WIS a1sestcti In Boston, where he
xa. Living under all Assumed namc.
WALL e1KKEr.
Thc excitement ef yesterday was renewed on
Wal. street, chiefly on MkEtpcsa 4 break Ha9
capktd By latre lmpuuts being thrpHn Oh tho
nAtkti by banks and rrtrlfe parties who held
them ns collateral On Iuana. BANKERS that
bare suspended. fat, arc private
houses. Several ruhl!c hanks hare lost heavily,
hut iii he Aii;e 10 continue business There Was
less panic to-day than yesterday, but nany parties
h8rc large amounts Of Ma1pusa, which they
would GLADLY sell Some Of the losers charge the
panic to certain bill! operators who have cngi-
ueered this scheme, and stun rea4l5 to purchase
when the etock has reached che lowest figures.
Sevetal bulls bought MhHposa to-daJ,
hut none heavily. Prominent members Of the
Vanderbilt clique we're On the street, bat did not
develop any new plan Of operations. The bears
hammered Michigan Southern i Lake Sho1r.
and caused q decline, nut taAz1 xks rally to-
ward the close, and steat1lr feeling Reports
OF lighting In Paris enused some heary purchases
OF gold by foreign bankers, but did not create
much excitement among the general public, Fa5~
tics from fAIs By the last steamer say the dis
tusbxnoe II nos likely to he AM tol1g Thai the goF-
'e.nment cannot suppress
AID FOR TIKI cCBAs 1SsERGESTA
Cubaus hare closed a contract for another
steamer, and propose to put her under the Peril
1tan fAE, to carfy war material 10 tho insurgents
Negotiations are pending for tKo vessels, to be
purchased By Peruvian merchants and cleared for
South American pottA
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
RAILho4p ACCIDENT.
NkT YoRK. June ia Long Island Railway
tratn, With about 100 delegates from the Baptist
Cunreotion II Grceu Po!ut, VA tnEown on the
!rack yesterosJ at1ernoon but ~ liFes wefe 'oss.
RAl Ho>D FoRFE1TEp.
William Fatley, alias Redt5, the blacksmith.
has forfeited his hau tond7 and ned 70 parts un-
FROM JKEsKT ctry 70 TIE PACIFIC
III. Huntington, q! the Central Pacific Railroad
OF California Started this afternoon On alccptu2
car from 1etsaJ CITY, Intending to 50 a1l the ~ny
70 tie r1clnc coast lie h2s On board MtssEA-
Hooper. BROOKS, and Marsball Of the House
OF me committee ate to be taken on nj Ptf3outG
aha chicago. Several ladtes also accompany the
FACsstA PURCHASING cERIA1s IN GkRNlNr.
letter. from the Hattie putrs contain the In
>ponaot ne~s that the FrnE-i2n Government has
s SnsesSo = ne 91sIn tnastess Of Germsn5 As pur-
George Peabody }eft this afternoon for Boston
On TRIAL FOR RkCTA11yv ON eNfrhoAxn
The IttA o1 Tie officers Of the c1rierant shlD
menta were found against them y the rFann tnc
sMALFOI ON SHtFBoARn
The North German hNfk St lternatd, from Ryr-
men, With $50 emig1Rn1A arrived this evening.
hid four deaths isu1n the disease during Inc pas.
age.
, 1869-06-11

"A Portion OF thc Trntn Conreylu
the President md E'nF1J Thrown
from the Txnck Nrnr Annapolis
3uuctton-LtHt Of Injured Pcrsons-
None uf tho PrcAtdcntini PnrtJ
Hurt.
WA6uKGvoE, juno 1o.-1ast night the O'Clock
train from here 10 New York, to which WIS nt-
'faeaed me trtaldeuta car, struck q COW when
Ohio fsoad, eighteen nilta i,un here, Tue COW
. catcher threw the animal 1ruu the Eacf but
IN IT. struggles IL rolled against The tr4in and rut
entAn9led IN the wheels OF the hozr11e
car, which thtc~ II and the two follow
Ing CATS od the track some twelve OF nftecu
OF the passengers received hEntscs md hurts
but none were ser1ouAly wounded The uatn Nas
baggage CIR and smoking car. next the high n-back
chair ca1. then Two sleeping-ca. Attcr which
.EAme the Presidents car, With himself and
friends, followed h5 Two cuts NTH the Pniladel-
phiA Ind Baltimore raasengrrA No one MAS To-
Ju1ed In any car except those thruxn from the
uack- and the President be1ug Tar IN the rear for
tunaielJ escaped The train WA DELAYED till :
had 10 he cleared Of tie wreck.
ANOTHER ACCucET.
BALTIMORE, iuuc 1n-As. King. Vice rrc&1deut
+of the Baltimore i Ohio Railroad, and WGl,xuu
Foote, F1rKs Superintendent OF Tr2n8poEtal.op,
K.st the following sfa3ex1t2f In scRssd TO the &c
<ldent 10 the through express ssaan from WASH
1tEton 70 New York, last night: The tain VA
Qaastng Annapolis junction, on entering tht cut,
1he engine struck COW. throwing her trom the
dAcf- Thf engine, oaKTzge car and m4u ca
passing aalely, when the COW rolled under tae
Wnec1a Of the kmn1t1x c4t or forward pa4senRe1
ESL 1he ffstn Kss 4tuPtted about 100 }a5u4 lpa
, 1869-06-11
Tragedy nj Norfolk, vn.-Seduction
and Isomtc3des

EFp7@ d0E -Rp9Ju&& %fAFs@0A
About one week ago IN unmarried daughter Of
Nj. John Murray, \ ssone.1nason. born aud satsed
IN this city. and reading on sssret gave
birth TO child. The TACT vas made known to
the father, md Jo1ng Cs4u rF the h1r1c Of Alex
aDdeI Fct1y, fcNdtng On ScsNts Creek who fre-
quented the house, wAs accused Of being the
author Of the Offspring. Murray became intensely
wouid Ill PERI; TIE result was tnst be became
his Acqualntsnees talk3ng nhous The
1eSgeanee asainst tae man whom ID hs
believed to be the cause Of the ruin Of
his dauEhtet. Twice, It Is sid, he corerly
sought dc uie Of resry x1snout resa,t Teste1day
matter to close issue Taking 1 stngte-6a1re
Scott ) Creek tn sesrch Of Perry. A1 intention
having preceded him, he met young Perry, tn
company With his tather tIohn Fe1ry) &nd cider
brother William Perry, IN The dtld Of NJ. Thns-
~ .:nsd ri.e gtste1: .ad Als1.ndeT ,j, RsMy
Fry s1 hsd no xespca. s Hurry % % tmae.
diastl, ad7anoed upon the patty. md
n1rd the eontents o1 his shot-sun Il
them, striking Alexander PER-! IN the len wrist
and John PERI {the father tn the LEFT thigh Al
eI1nder Perry then leytued hts piece At Murray
eic.ed. Ind Hr1Eay grappied With the elder Pe1.v,
striking him over The head With his gun, shatter,
Ing it IN pieces Al thlA 1uucture. Alexander
FclEJ Again leyeled hts shot gun II Murray. md
eent the whole cnuten1a OF one barrel Into biz
tMErr1. e bgrakt and face, creating wounds from
which be died an hour Afterwards
The fcr9s then len the Geld and went Oh. the
town and delseEng themselves up 70 the dE1 1t,
thpEtEet,
, 1869-06-11
RAILROAD EXCURSION.

The Pullman Ex<ur1tou Pufty
Reach tho Summit OF the Sierra
NevHda-Csuastaon IT the Roads.
SCNx1r oY TUE SIIKxA NEyApLe
161 NILS YRoA E4CxA41Nro, June ID
The Pullman Palace tszlu Arrived here At 80
?. n, having run fron Promoniory Polnt over the
Central Pacific u = speed Of Thirty -1ye 10 nf1y
tve On the ascending gyzdeA The road
IL generally tn good condition. aud
thousands Of workme1 arc daily Improving It By
letellng up tie track where 1t sllahus settled bJ
heavy rains, There Is no reasonable Erpund tot
the Eas.c1u stor'es. Of danger from any Ao1rce on
The entire line across The continent The nf1J
miles OF really rough road on the Cplon Pacific,
cast Waka3cb~ Is r1pLd,y being perfected Mcap-
time, 1t II running SLOWLY and cautiouAly. A
mouin hence the time between SeE Tork and $&u
TYaprtsco Should BE- made u Six dAyk.
, 1869-06-11
MASSACHUSETTS,,

Pn1snRe OF the Trohibitory Liquor
Law RtIl-Amcnlcnn institute Of
Homeopathy.
BosTpN, June 1e.-The House to-day passed the
psohloitorF Liquor bill to engrossnent-ls4t to 50.
In the American Institute Of HomGopsthy to-
day the cenEors reported Iavotably on seven afd1-
ladies' applied Tor admission. but the censors, IN
view Of the previous action Of the institute, did
not feei called upon to recommend them
, 1869-06-11
Cost Of the Pursuit. OF knowledge 1t,
n SAW MILL

FFnrn tAf Pfn.d fh~nts ffar-u} 4droeutk-
Lass Monday, = German called II Gocdnue.
Andrew i ca. : saw uilL to gaze IN wonder II
the yAr1ous md complicated machinery. Among
other things that he saw, whs smsu ctrrul1r
sAw. saving raster thsn ANYTHING he ese1 faw kav
he1cre- 1ts rapid motion tascnaied hin; be
reached out hts right index nnger toward IT. IT,
defined periphery, dor the circumference Of "a =
In kEttt notion looks 70 be It the base Of the
teeth, 2ud not II their pcd1!s} warn, TO his kIr-
Prise, the end Of nis nneer disappeared IN n
instant, and rolled a~ay 70 the other side Of Aa
4aw-
The man ued up the stump In hts handkerchief
wte. etpo1 Nj. ArdzeFk Noticing him, came up
and inquired What was the matter. The victim Of
misplaced confidence replied: "Nlsthe1 An-
dse.s nerer comes % see yo1r 11tlls pefore. l
seed dis ttng going around 10 fast takes mem
stnEer TO nttn, Ike dis aDd-ne1n Go;t:" In ex-
planting hts tIx1 mi1hap, the German touched the
saN with hia left fofe-Ance! and thai new on
Turning % Andrtws IN atnoost brea1ales1 aston
1shnent the ln1n e1eiarned, - Nisa,er AndreHs,
never comes 70 see yout r2iils peloee scc him
l neFef epmea 70 zee him 1Satnl~ And wrapping
thai nnger into hts Handkerchief, be z:afred foi
doctor ONCE, and dts2upeared
, 1869-06-11
EUROPE.
Another Appalling Coal Mine
Disaster in Wales.
One Hundred and Twenty Persons
Killed.
Sit Gathotnt Hardy on the Irish Churtt
Bit.
Great HFitAius

A<eAs AFa1asns
LofboS, jane H.
s1R GATHoREE HANDY on TIE IS1sH CHURCH ELL
Right Hon. Claiborne Hards, At banquet given
IN LearainSton, made strong speech against the
Irish Church bill He said dfsess4bllshment was
concession 10 fen.anlsm AID ohect Injury 10
the loyal'y Of meh who had been ulta-zcalous IN
their devotion TO the Crown. For the sake o1 con-
ciuAdnS traitorx These men were TO be Injured It
VAS the tenure Of land and hot the Irish Church
which Lay a. the root OF the grievances OF Ireland
1t Was not for him TO say Ehat the House OF Lords
would do with the BILL He would accept she!r
verdict ~ = conscientious and constitutional De"
cs1on, WHICH 1ne county, saouio receive Hltn
Difference
coal Nsf EXPLOSION.
Another appalling disaster occurred m tue coal
m1nes ~ heHu3l ~ u1llr uuAJ' ~ eApIos'ou,
cAose uninoFn, took Pace "hhe INC men Here 81
wotk Ale" ol me mlhe1s escaped 1som tae p!1,
hno fsPo1Se" t"@' aonAe Gu sno s"en15
Fe5e Killed.
AA1ss1 W oRA1skA0.
Thirteen members o1 IN orange lodge II tals
city hare been hf1es5eo 'os o1bea1nAaee OF INC
peace.
colhsson oeeoffeo to-aa5 between Tue ponee
and people, ID WHICH serera1 pe1sona were INJURED
none iatal5. -
fAAAA.'
Loxoos, June H.
~ tns cunInune to-'us17 ~ tepo ~ an nian5
OF MI. Cnplt' Af. o1"ayn onael oee1e.af5 io1 For
elen hnA1A e.'a tae tnisen se.1es 1osesnmeo1
-. nsaaous " na'ux ~ u'eo1ts eaoo 41'e
in'o 'oe CIRCUMSTANCES VI t'1e 1ao1aes VI A1'
ofee5' ~
TIE Asco7 RAcKa
AoHpoN' 'uae H.
lae ASCOT Rola cup "A won o3 er +. 1oan.
6tont bftEhnline, the winner Of the Ua16, by n4ll
, 1869-06-11
MISSOURI
Tobacco Conference.-The St. Louis
Direct Trade Hobby - Nnifroa u d

Direct Trade Hobby - nuifroad
EInttcFx.
ST. LOFTS, June ia tobacco case, Invoking
several thousand dollars, Eas decided to-day IN
the United States District Court In favor Of the
government
The Pilots Association Of this city have ten
dercd 10 the board Of Trade, free Of charge such
Pilots ~ may be necessary TO bring m ocean
steamer here on N experimental IMP. The Gar
side Coal Company a1a ihe Big Mudtly Coal Com.
panJ viii each donatc / o00 bushels Of coal for the
Hae Of the same vessel, aud seyetA merchants
have Agnined their Willingness 70 order goods to
loat the ve*sel II liverpool
A committee Of - Reattcneu, representing all
raftA Of the StAte are II seEAon At Jefferson CITY,
tor the purpoee Of preparing bill 10 be presented
to the next session Of The Legislature TO provide
tor The distribution to rosds n PROCESS Of con.
State By the Hannibal 4 81 Joseph Rail-
road, and which that conranf propose
10 ray previous to maturity, provided
the state viii distribute t. a. subsidies 10 othe,
toads. There does not seem 70 be much harmony
or unity OF purpose in the committee aad As II il
alleged thai the Hannibal + 81. Joe Company ART
especially desitous that the subsidies should be
given to direct or indirect feeders to their road,
1t Il not thought that any dennlse action viii be
reached
, 1869-06-11

HAvAkA, June .. RI. E1Ir WEST, June 1t.-Eews
frpm Santiago dc Cuba Is to the 9Th inst All the
regular uooIS had left for active service 1n the
neld, and the volunteers were guarding the city.
Tho nlibusserH rho landed It the bay OF Sipe
had gone into the INTERIOR tat1nx the rpad to Hol
quln- 1t ~a1 reported that Colonel Tinker. who
commanded The ntIbustcrs brought oTcr By the
steamer san Salvador, had teeu killed,
HArASA, June 1o.-Tne arrival Of General 1esc2
II CentoeRoe has infused spirit TITO the campaign
IN that section, md seyerM engagements arc u.
ready reported between his forces and those Of
the iusu1EtutA
A commission Of citizens Of Havana viii 60 to
Porto Rico and meet General Rod3s, who sails TO-
dAy frpm Madrid, And escort him to thss city.
Intelligence nom the lnter,os Is thai the fur,
thcr grinding Of xuEartane has been stopped on
Account OF the rama
SuE3f nuscf. ka1e4 Il SA29h rtAIA.
, 1869-06-11

Judge Hack Slowly Recovering
from Izis Recent Injuries.
LOUISVILLE, June 1A-Judge Black who was
injured some wetks EGO BY an accident On the
Louisville Nashville Railroad, ts entirely ont Of
hcPt Of his having tolerable good use Of II. He
sulty1 I good deal, but beass up we'll lie viii
Efob46y be able to lcare here Ia three ~eekR.
, 1869-06-11
The YE1c on I.nx Ykcnrczrutati lion.

The Veto on Lny Representation.
New Youk, June 10.-To, daJ's MttAo@list has re-
turns from ZONE fort5 churches, showing vote
! Of 1,o92 for, to l67 nga!nrt lay delegation.
CINCINNATI, June 1n-Mot7s Chape! Methodist
| Church cas1s e. votes for aud four against lav
J delegation. Trinity, ~ for md none against
| The Pine Street Mission Church vosea Vi solid
| against .as delegation. The Wesley Chapel IS
! f0r 1rnfrsf
, 1869-06-11

AlAAxr, Jups 10-Ou Aonda! night last, Ut
1ohnxtoWn, N6&RoneV County, Michael SMne-
EAn Assaulted hts vito With ratchtt And literally
crt her head to pieces
, 1869-06-11
Cotton Destroyed At Memphis.

MxxruIs, June 1a-R- d La1.bertB cotton
She'd on Monroe atTeet. wn Set on ure tbs unotn-
ipc shout O'Clock and 80 bales OF cotton either
destroyed Of badly damaged It WAS tuIty IN
gu1rd In home companies
, 1869-06-11

PHnApxlrH1A, june ln-1ohn T. AortA1J.
President ot tho tftxh Republican Association Of
fenns5tvanta. haa issued IN address Calling on iii
lff4tmeh IN tne SsA3e who f1yof universal MI
taE liberation o1 Geaand. 70 Wsst u eeea Ca
, 1869-06-11

BppSfuk, y. J., June l0.-y1ce President Co1tax
aaa wife 4t.!red beIe tn!s morning, and Will .r-
main until so-mor1uW. They ate the guests Of
Hon 1ohn Giu.
, 1869-06-11
R-AfR1 ~ fe~M tn 80

TRENTON, June 1o.-Tne celebrated Harrison
And y1crland c&se, which originated in Z sp1t
brought in the Hudson Circuit Court laks Ianuaty.
ty Mn, Hartsson. = widow Of - axalnst George
promise, Is now being argued IN the Supreme
Court, en- motion Of the defendant fof new trt4l
, 1869-06-11

gYessnnaI district and elect one deleEate md oua
altetr4Ge to attend the Irish Republican Conseu-
ststes that iSe position tafen bJ senaior sumner
deserves the support Of Ill true lrsnmtn-
, 1869-06-11
n NAVM].

kfr WET, June fn-The e1oop-of-w Sat4&osa
AH1Fsd today f1nm H2r&ax- She has thfoe csseE
yellow 1eEef % board, eut tbs patients are con-
North
, 1869-06-11

NV YeEE, May 1n-1he large stove rnanuf1c-
tory Of Nunseil i Co. 1t Elizabeth, u. T., feIl in
yesterday, earring al The stores and machinery
01 The building Into the hA&eMent, destroying i
considerable AI1ouut Of property. Fortunately.
none Of the employees, numbering ZONE hnndredA
\ ere In the b<ildtor when the accident ocra,rexi
, 1869-06-11
The Condition OF q Ncw Hnmpahire
Ralltnud OFFICIALLY Dfu4uu nd

Railroad Officially Denoun rcd.
CONCORD, y. L., June to.-The report Of the
Railroad Commissioner, sent to the Le{tslAtura
yesteflay. 4hpE6 that Ete condition OF the AT.
iaottc St lawrence Railroad, since ieased By
the Grand Trunk Railroad, has teen IN shocking
coudieton, unit for freight transportation. md
up&afe for passenger u4FtL They recommend
Rcme acnon hS the legislature to force the lcssee4
to p1ate II In proper order.
, 1869-06-11

ba; oata, l1an h. Esei&h.slsc ou vhcss y On seF.
tesy DIM; Hhit9 Michigan @7.sA Whe4t fn eoad de-
,od :n4 pesees y.zi.hle elosins Y1st Nd un,esiea
tl.t4l.4H; No ) N1N.atse. u ~ NJ: AaE aafee
to ~ 4ve. 4t-N; No. % % az.tEe. et4k o:5n u
ituaoo II. of whscn %. 30 ba No 4nd yeaow.
wtrs sold psdvste6. and the slanee = tor n
:. Nekt<7n yellow no1inA1 At 711A51AE- Oats tseAdy:
ssles 1t =t.nfr hn wes,srn 1t Sc. RE nee1eceeA .
nj l9e "
H1oAEExxk-&aiet and steady: niles rs hs.s IN e.r
lotx. ~
, 1869-06-11

FERD. S. W1NSLOW,
Foreign Banking Office,
No. 2 South C1ark-st.,
Loo1nis Building, sells
Gold and Gold Checks
On New York, at New
York rates. Drafts for
sale, in sums to suit, On
England, France, Ger
many, Scandinavia, 60.
, 1869-06-11
BANKING AND EXCHANGE.
Wrenn, ullmann
& Co.,

Rna&ke1S ana Brokers,
southeast corner Lake and
Denrborn-szs., bssy and sell
at most fNrorHtfe rates,
Government Securities,
Cook County Bonds,
Chicago City Bonds,
Land Warrants and Col
tcse Scrip,
Gold, Coupons and Si1rcr.
Wt execute orders, by tel
csraph, at the .seaO York
Stock Exchange, for pu,'-
chase aud sale, OIL margins,
OF Stocks, Bonds aud Gold,
charging same commits
sio3ss 0s.HPsc York Brokers,
Deposits 1-eeeired and ltb-
ey-f1f interest 0Il0sced.
, 1869-06-11

COOK COBuRN co.
&EBEkAfu AUTKEf1Lt1H A6E1N,
Aft 2xAFf@4 10 rs<sIHE aEAAAkAaRs&<s for zEK fkIH
ESk a 9~ aoets4 rz3<A- Ala ays1 10 rr~dss a3psr
fassAsAts ~ -<Ars. f< AZ M1NKfA1KA3 Oh NAoAx1KHA
r. oay lNNAaRe} b d o. 3 1ArTtlxSa. u ~ PhA
AAAE9 ksssDt Tnk4k-
Or7uo H pEa1aox11t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-13

- ...... r--.. WARRINGTON, MAY IL, lBOp.
T9 Tnf ~ pgs,S tks this to
Miss Kellogg at the National theatre, In this
city, on Monday. My agent wAs sent to this
city to make strange ments for farewell co a.
cert, Tuesday or Wednesday OF this week.
Of Miss Kellogg would not permit sefr 10 sing 'h
here that evening, and II was an objectionable
liberty on his part to enter Into such an ca.
gagement between and 0 O'Clock Thurs.
day evening l received q dispatch at New
York from my agent stating that he had made
saw at once what a serious mistake had
been committed. l replied Immediately to
Mr.. J. u. Fryer, agent, that ~ would be i'm.
possible to give the concert that night, and
tSstit could not be given before Tuesday q
Mr.. Fryer at the National theatre, thinking
II was most likely to reach him there. II was
receiptei for by tho treasurer Of that theatre
At O'Clock, 2. IN. Thursday; but, instead Of
Its being handed or forwarded to Mr.. Fryer
the same way. This letter shared the same
good fortune as did my dispatch.
Taking II for granted that either the one or
the other had been received, made no change
In my programme. On Saturday morning l re-
ceiyed a dispatch from my agent which made
1t plain that he had received neither letter nor
dispatch. I Immediately telegtaphed to Mr..
]. q. Fryer, at Baltimore, and to Mr.. Spald.
ing, Of the National Theatre, informing Them
that 1t was impossible for Miss Kellogg to APP
pear here on Monday evening. Even then,
though II might have been done Sunday.
Miss Kellogg 10 not answerable for the de.
heieneies OF my agents, nor an responsible,
when they act without authorization. Miss
Kellogg is one of the most Conscientious
artists, and she has never disappointed the
MAX SrRAKoscu.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-13
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DILIon, uirec.ori yonn pun, dlreetori col.
seypour, eonsuiung englneefi zen. Dodge,
.niyi ens'neeIi samuel D. heeu, suPerln-
s NJ " Vi eons.rustioni Senerai Easement,
n Sasemen., mr. boyd, u. Henry, MAJOR
.'',.e esao' con,isetorsi oe0' Leau,e,
RRLrf n S ~ ps,pScsl ~, hi frnols,
annt snperm,endem OF nndeci and
,nany o.ne,s oi .ne Union racine men; VI
NV sne osn.fn fs.ino hiiroed mere were 1ov'
otnntoru, presiuent; John corning, assist
ant snperintendent,s Sen. John strawbridge,
superintendent OIL constrnctioni Stephenson,
cfrm eue'neer, ana othen. I,s.i rI.
, Inue was aso y deiegntlon irois salt
Lake city, consisting OF Colonel Jennings,
VICE Presidont OF mo yuan Central ruiiroadi
Dlshop snarp, OF Union faeinc contracting
nrm o. sharp% foungi Colonel y. Little
al Mormons-and Colonel a. Head, SUI
Petin'endent OF INDIAN annlrs, rom ogden
CITY, dePutaton OF Mormons, Including
presidents hehards, one OF the twelve apps
uesi bishop west and PRESIDENT carr, OF the
Senttal racine railroad, and contractor
Stenhonse, OF the salt Lake telegraph, were
.neIe' lhere Were also hugar NILS, banker,
Oh saeramentoi SenerM houghton, ex-sur-
vey9t genera, OF Saliorniai L. W, Coo,
gesloeSt o. INC raSinc Union Expressi
Ju1ge eanderson, OF the supreme bench OF
SahIorniai Ut. darkness, OF sacramentoi
" stillman, william sherman and hon 7.
narrir,, elyll engineer, OF San fnneisco;
General 4 Connor, oil Utahi y. a. Trittlc
ana T. Il. haynes, OF Nevadaj General
Oogsweli, Ool' lhric and Lieutenant Oliver,
OF the United States army. In all 5000
people = capitalists, professional railroad
men and graders, With a few ladles--were
on the ground TO witness the completion OF
tnls great Work
lhe scene was grasey valley on noun
s S.m whieh divides the north end o. Great
salt axe into TWO bays, lar away from all
Signs OF cNiization except such as surround
the rauroad camps. chosen party OF
skilled Chlnese levelied the ground and laid
tue last lew ues, anu tue last pair OF rails
were placed 70 all but the last tie, the spikes