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New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE NEW DOMINION,
THE QUEENS pIRTHDAY.

ToRoNTO, May 24.-To-day is universally OBJ
served throughout the Dominion honor Of the 5Oth
birthday of Queen Victoria.
THE FINANCEs-COMMUNICATI WITH THE RED
RIVER COUNTRY-THE SUBSIDY TO NOVA
SCOTIA OBJECTED TO. .........
OTTAWA, May, A.-The Dominion notes in
circulation the 9Th OF May amounted to A,O95OOO;
specie held by tho banks, s9lI4OO debentures held
by the 100000; discount on American
invoices for the ensuing week, 80 per cent Mr. King,
Manager OF the Bank Of Montreal, is here.
Mr.. Dawsons report the Red River route has been
laid before the Department of Public Works He recon-
mends the opening Of communication at once between
Lake Superior and the Red River settlement IN such
would admit OF the route being immedlaey used,
and then TO proceed with further works until rsclass
line OF communication Is completed the cost OF the pre-
muary line TO he about S25OO, aud the prODaDle nltl
$,So0O0. IL is said that Ontario and quebec VIII resist
the proposed Increase OF the debt and the special subsidy
equivalent be allowed IN reduction OF the debt of
Province OF Caundd. II this Is acceded 10, IL VIII
entirely wine out the excess OF debt OF over r2S0Oo
The Ontaro Representatives contend that tine departure
from the Quebec resolutions by the delegates In England
without authority and unjust to her. and the Nova
ScOtau proposition opens the question ana eannotDe SUD
united 10 without the equivalent suggested. -.
The Dominion Rifle Association will d-tribnte $500
worth Of prizes at the annual tournament at HaiaA IN
August.
The Hon John Ross has been gazetted speaker of the
Senate in place Of the Hon Mr.. Cauehin who s tempo
rauy absent. .........
Up to the present date 1e4 moro have arrived in
Quebec than at the same time lnH year. .
The country about tho Chateaugay River is badly
flooded. rendering many Of tho houses unnhabitaDe.
FREsHET IN NEw-BRUNswICK.
ST.. JoHN, May 24--The freshet in the river
and harbor is st very high All the mills have stopped
running About 100 vessels In the harbor walt
ing for cargoes OF coal Freghts are decning rates to
bark Ledsgchaf was wrecked off Cape Rosar recently.
All hands were saved.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
GENERAL rELEGRArHIC NEWS.

Edward Scantlane, saloon keeper, was
killed in "A bagUo, In Memphis, yesterdDS'
The Buckeye Races commence at Clncln-
natl to-day. large number OF stables ore represented
4 boy, about II years old, name not
ascertliurl was killed. yesterday, ON the track OF the
old colony Railroad. In Dorchester Mass.
.... Yesterday morning jury was mpan-
nel,d at Carlisle Pa, for the trial ot Df SehOeppe'
charged with the murder OF Miss Stcinccke.
The straw factory of A. Seaver 81 CO.,
=, uIiord Mass was burned on Sunday. The building
nsIrcd for OO and tho stock for $4,000 Tho loss
viii probably be covered by tho ipsuranoe.
Allen Darling aged 10 years, was fatally
sbot on Sunday. while cunning near fItA, 9itha io
took M his gun with tho DrzLe toward hn wien l" WAS
Girb o I aIrgrd fbo whole charge entering the heart
The British ship, Golconda, from Pensa-.
ityarnnu which was wrecked 20 miles east OF
Kew West and her cargo have been valued At s4lpoc
lvngs OF 40 per cent has been allowed on TINS amount
81 Matthew Huston, Chief Clerk in the Treas;
nrer, office IN Hamilton, Butler county ohn, N's ,ou
dead In tho oilco ycsIcrudyi H"''"a 'O
by hanging himself
Tho new steam collier Rattlesnake was
,orncind nt Chester. Pa on Saturday she GI 9atby
M aoCmeu coal me second vosYel OF this kind VIII Do
o1nehed in about three weeks These vessels arc to ''
M a uniuber 10 run ~ Eastern pOIts WIN eo"I'
srddon and violent thunder storm
~ s'beDieston g o. on Saturday evening, dam-
sweps ,ertv ~, 10 large extent boat IN the hhlDor
WIS canslzcd and Mrs. Douglass ana TWO cuo" "eo
drowned. III I,,,,,-,
The body of John Lloyd, well,knoown own
manufactures Of chemicals ~ Fr1NuuhVs Vsfcrdav in tlo
Woonasqnetuckot River. He probably le III
and was drowned 4, 49,, n
Two farm laborers, named MerTlms Ma
0nnis aud Patrick BehaD, residing az muioru
an times with knife, inhiotlng WOUNDS WHICH
resnnitad in lis death. Behan II In CUSTODY.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
EXPLOSION OF 4 GASoMETBR.

ONE MAN BURNED, AND SEVERAL INJURED.
CINCINNATI, May PA few minutes past IL
o'clock to-day the citizens were startled with dull,
rumbng explosive sound 1t came from the southwest
part Of the city, and dense volumes OF smoke arose from
that quarter The 1reengnes came on but their serv
ces were not required The gasometer OF the City Cas-
Works exploded and the huge iron holder 40 feet In d.
aneter and a feet in hight, with capacity OF half
million cubic feet, Of gas, was torn In pieces The
cause is unknown. The explosion commenced on
the north side next to Front-st Ten twelve work
men, who had been painting the holder had just de-
scended and were standing by the engine-house' pns
miraculousy escaped with their lives, and without ser
ouSinjury Pat McKinzie. employs Of the Gas Com
pany was on the top OF the column on level with ana
nearly touching the Uop OF the gasometer HIS clothes
were an burned of, and his entire body was
crisped, which caused his death In three hours
Hick and Pat Sheridan, who were driving LUMBER
carts near the scene burned severely aud also their
horses The men will probably recover. Charles Kelly,
who walking the opposite side OF the street. vas
badly burned Trees 400 feet distant were scorched and
the neghboring holders were injured by the conclusion
-One Of them badly 20 leak large amount OF gas
The buildings were scOrched but except starunf
the roof OF one. other damage was done Inc repot
was heard great distance. Crowds OF people naVe
been 20 witness the wreck and much excitement PFC
walls. The loss to the Gas Company Will be about NcOOo
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
TIE REYENuE SERVICE.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-Secrctary Boutwell,
has directed following changes 10 be made In the rev
cutter service; Capt FeneeT has been detached
from the cutter Active at NewBcdford, aud ordered to
exchange with Capt. Henry d. Hall OF the cutter Nlgi
liant at Boston, Capt John c. Bond has been ordered to
the cutter Delaware at Mobile 10 relieve Lieutenant
Commander Phillips, who takes charge ~ the cutter An
tietam at IudanOa Texas; Second Lieut.. w T. Chester
has been ordered the cutter Mocassn, at Wilmington
N. C.; Second Assistant Engineer n G. MWselhot
has been detached from the Nansemond, at Savannah,
and ordered to the Delaware, at Mobile; Second Lieut.
Benjamin +. Macintrel has been detached from the
Miami at Wilmington, Del, and ordered To exchange
with Second Lieut.. l.. GadrelsOn OF the Active at New
Bedford; Second Lieut. Leonard Shepard has been de-
aced frOm the cutter Racer Charleston, s. C., aud
ordered 10 the Delaware at Mobile 10 relieve Second
Lieut. A NJ Munger, ordered 10 the Autietam az Calves
ton, Texas; Third Lieut.. Thomas Mason has been de
tachcd from the MOcassin at Wilmington, N C., and
ordered 10 the Fessendeu at Detroit, Mich
OF the vessels built for revenue service on the lakes
hut one Will 90 into commission tins seasou-the Fessen
deI-WlCh will be stationed at Detroit. The officers or
dertd to her are Capt. Gilbert Knapp, First Lieut.
George w King, Second Lieut.. william I. RaymOud, jr,
Third Lieut. Thomas Mason, chief Engineer william, H.
Plunett First Assistant Engineer Joseph L. Reilly, Sec
oud Assistant Engineer Charles j. Price The other hve,
when VIII 20 into commission, are the sherman
Cant Fauree at Cleveland OHIO; the Perry, Capt Ottu-
GER at Erie Penn the DIX, Capt shaw, AT Detroit
Mich the johnson, Capt. Martin at MILWAUKEE,, WIS.,
aud the Chase, Capt. Cornell at ogdensDurg' N
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.


DISCLAIMER OF MIR. SUMMERS SPEECH
1t is gratifying, says The Times, of May 13,
70 receive so e,nphatc disclaimer OF Mr Summers eH
trayoeant propositions ne contained In the letters OF
An American Citizen" and Mr. DE Tracy Gould. pub
,hod n or Columns Of Yesterday. Both assure ne that
Mir Sumner only spoke for himself; that the printing Oh
bs snrcch by order Of tho Seuato ny no mems
cnmuiits that body 10 It's reas0nipgi That the
almost unanimous vote winch Followed u IN
"n. and that we have ground for doubling tho pa
cine Intentions of The President or the DatOn. IAN
American Citzen" goes further, ard mentions, among
fha causes not generally known" which cOnspired to
"unse declarations of members Of the British Legation
I'm Washington, which, coupled with tho manner OF
constituting tho Commission. gave an appearance
nj least OF probable unflirnesS TO the arbitra-
dence 10 which our correspondent alludes;
darsland what possible exception could ba taken on the
score Of fairness To tho proposed constitution Of the
Commission. IL was TO consist OF four members, two
appoiated by Her Majesty, and two by the United
States Government, With power 10 appoint arbltra-
tor H necessary, by LOT aud there was further pro-
vision that. upon the resignation OF any two Commits
sOners the Governments should agree upon +" Soyer
cign or head Of a friendly State" 20 act special
umpire. Nothing, far see, could be farer; but
and are fully prepared to reconsider its basis We
entirely agree WITH Er, Gould that war between this
country and tue United states is q contiDgency
not JUDGED, physically impossible, but morally lmpos
sblc tho strongest motives of national policy and
tmont can make t. Let Mr. sumner disguise It as he
may, tho Americans know that Our Government acted
With good falth throughout, and erred II ut all. from
msc0nceptOn Of neutral duties Above ALL they know
that In submitting To arbitration the Alabama claims
cOncede everything that Mr.. Seward originally de-
s0Eable In the United States before SIR Summers
SehleVOuS speeoh. and eYerythi that pOsslD0 ="
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

THE PERUVIAN MONITORS AT ST, THoMAs-sUC-
cEssEs OF THE REvOLUTI0NIsTs IN ST. DOMiN"
Go-THE CIVIL WAR IN HAYTI - BOMBAKD-
MENT OF AUX CAYEs.
HAVANA, May 24-Advices from ST. Thomas
to the 18th inst report the arrival Of the steamer Arago
from NewYork TO tow the Peruvian monitors to Baroa
does for which point they were soon to depart inc
Spanish roncad Victoria had arrived there from Cadh
on her way TO Havana. Business was excee1lngy nu'
and failures reported The Island was neaitny-
News had reached st. Thomas that the votnltO was
raging IN Guadaloupe. An arrival from St. Domingo
brings dates OF the 9th inst from the capital EZPres
dent Cabra had crossed the Haytian frontier, and the
whole republic was In arms The revolu.onsts were
meeting with and receiving aceesscns 10 theH
ranks from all Sides owing to the hatred OF the
Baez and his annexation schemes business OF all xmas
was at o standstil. . ..., =. ,-,- -..-....
Mount Vernon had arrived there with cargo OF war
material for the Haytlan reyolutonists - -
Dates from POrtau-Prince are 70 the lAtn Inc SoN-
ernment steauers Salnave and Petiou had again Don
harded the mort OF Cayes but met with no success
President sanaye issued decree on the lst inst esIap
fishing Government monopoly over the tfade ot an
coffee and cotton ports The war steamer IeegraV' ee
longing TO the Dominican reyoutlonlsts' was st e''
MARES, preparing for an expedition. -. -
sUsPESsIos OF HosTILIrIEs HA1TI-BAEz TRYING I'D
RAISE LOAN IN EUROPE. -,
Advices from Hayt report that salnaye na1 Ieccn.z
declared suspension Of hOstes for three days and
offered amnesty all rebels who surrendered ana many
ayalled themselves OF tho offer.
President SaDave's decree establishing monopoly VI
coffee cotton and the principal imports Is declared 10
be practically dead letter. -.
cOna grafton the 18th inst destroyed portion Oh
Beair; but the business part Of the town was saved
President Baez of st. Domingo, has sent depuauon
to Europe to raise loan.
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very officer who shared the fortunes of the Second

every officer who shared the fortunes of the Second
Corps to be present.
The staff of Gen John A. Logan, Commander-in-
Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic is as fol-
lows: w f. Collins, Adjntant- General; Gen. +. A.
Starring Inspector-General; A. Z. Chapman, Judge
Advocate-General T. Lubey Quartermaster- Gen
eTal.
William Griffith. who lost both arms while firing
salute in honor of Gen. Grant some time since, was
to-day appointed Waterman at the Treasury De,
partment at the request of the President The card
from the President, recommending his appointment,
was as follows
William Grhhlf possible wish the Secretary OF the treasury
would the bearer waebmanS place He met with the misfortune
from which he suffers ubder my and es sympathy % him
o. S. GRl lST
Ex-senator B. f. Wade has not yet responded TO
the prOifer of the appointment as Director OF the
Pacific RAILROAD in the place OF j. d. webster OF
Chicago, declined. ,
Three or four steamship parties have recently lu-
pOTtuned the Postmaster General Tor contracts 10
carry the ocean mails conditional on their approval
by Congress: but the POstmasteTGeneTal has re-
fused all snch propositions, on the ground that ne
has no authority in the premises.
Judge Lewis Dent will visit Mississippi during the
canvass in support of the Conservative RCpublcans
but not in the interest of any individual aSprahtS
Office.
Banking houses and other places of business, as
well as the Executive Departments, VIII be cIosed
next Saturday when there Will belmposing cefenoh-
les at Arlington connected with the floral decoration
of the graves of the Union dead
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

for the simple crime of being away from their homes
without plausible excuses that all dwellings uninhao-
tied unprotected with white hag shall be reduced 70
ashes and finally that all women who not found In
their respective houses or In those OF their relations na
be taken by force TO Jiguanl Bayamo The CUBAN
leader I'm obedience the principles OF civilization when
driven to reaae In consequence Of the atrocous acts OF
his enemy endeavOrs not 10 he absolute In his severity
The Spanish chean vents his fury not only upon those
who resist him with arms but also upon peaceable lnnaD
itants, children, women, and even farm houses
Let TRUTH therefore, to aid ana place faets IN
their right place. Valmasedas proclamation admits OF
excuse and will stand forever testimony OF Span
ish Ignorance IN the island Of Cuba.
-. +, j. BAsoRA Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
TIE UNITED STATES DEPosITORIEs.

The Washington correspondent of The Boston I'D
rertiser in reference TO Mr.. Boutwels financial pol
icy, says: .l. -
number Of national bank men called on Secretary
Boutwell, yesterday argue against reduction OF the
number Of designated repositories. They held that the
placing Of all deposits in any city with single hank
wOud give It unfair advantage over all hores ana ASIDE
from the direct OF the deposits 10 such bank which
they estimated a minimum at four per cent on the
average with the Government balance, any
bank could buIld itself up at tho eX,
Cense OF the others. The Secretary held
that none Of the banks could claim deposits as right,
and in determining upon the institutions which should
Them he had only 10 consult the convenience OF the
Government and the means Of simplifying the tTaisac'
tions the Treasury, He thought greater prOmptness
cOnd be attained by doing business with single bank
than with several lie reason for changing MS
determination reduce the number Of repositories but
he should be careful that sufficient number OF banks
selected To do all the Government business at any
given point without delay.
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST COUNTERFEI1ING.
The Washington correspondent Of The baltimore
Sun says:
The committee clerks appointed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury 10 examine into the affairs OF the printing
division charged with the duty Of ascerauing the
most prnctical means OF defeating the skill and Ingenuity
OF contradictions The committee has decided on
method OF preventing the alteration Of the numbers on
bonds and notes. The addition OF one or more hgures
either before after the original number is common
and easy mode Of destroying the identity Of the note or
bond II proposed print that part OF the bond
where the number placed number OF blue parallel
be incosed in brackets and the whole figure Is TO
be just large enough 70 admit the number.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
= FRANCE.
THE PARIS ELECTION.

THE PARIS ELECTIOh'
PARIS, May 24.-Among the candidatesror the Corps
Legislatif whose elections are certain arc NM
Bancel, Picard Gambitta, Simon, and Pedetin. MM'
Jules Favre GarnierPages, and Ihiers are probably
elected. II. OLIVIER has been defeated.
THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS
The elections in France for the Corps Legislatif
have resulted as follows: Government candidates
elected. 1893; Opposition candidates elected, &c. The
number of the Opposition Party in the last Corps
Leglslatif was As. Among the members elected are
Jules Simon and Eugene Pelletan Thers is prob
ably defeated.
THE FRENCH DERBY.
Cerdague was second in the French Derby yester-
day not Sardagne.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
ATTEMPT TO MURDER AN INTERNAL REVENUE
OFFICER

MEMPHIS, May 2i.-0n Saturday an armed
band Of disguised stopped train from Louisville TO
Memphis. aud attempted 10 murder Internal Revenue
Officer Holm, who had prisoner board arrested for
running an Illicit distery An assistant OF Hohn'r,
name unknown Jumped from the train, was fired on and
was secu 10 fall Mr. Holm fired into the gang, killing
Que Of them The Others poured yocy into the tram,
hut fortunately without mjurng any The train WAS
nImedrly put la motion. The band In supposed TO be-
long tn giLg engaged In Illicit dIstllcries extending
FROM East Tennessee TO Mississippi
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
PRoB4BLE MURDER IN THE FOURTH YARD

Shortly before o'clock this morning, party
Of Spanish sailors we're passing along oakst, singing
one their national songs When opposite NO 81 Oak
st.. some yNQng the other side OF the street
commencedN knocking them. An alteration ensuedr
during which the sailors were struck. They re-
torted by using their sheatlrknives freely. Two
of the young men, named William bradley ana
po,ar ,rnes received dangerous wounds Bradley was
stabbed mn the small the back and Byrnes In the right
hreas ana arm Bradley Is plumber and gastter, aud
iyes AZ No IS Oalst flo is native OF Scotland, and
aged I9 years Byrnes is native OF Ireland, aged rs
years. aud a. COOK ON the tugbooat
assaints fed. and lEye not yet been arrested. The
Tonuded men taken TO the Oakst Police Station.
where pOlice surgeon Armstrong attended and dressed
their wounds They were then removed TO Bellevue Hos
ptal.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
THE LNDIANS.

DESPERATE ENCOUNTER BETWEEN SIXTY WHITE
MIN AND TWO HUNDRED INDIANS-THlkIf
INDIANS KILLED AND THIRTY sCALPED.
ST. LOUIS, May PA dispatch from Helena,
Montana says From 80 TO 900 santce Sioux attacked
the settlement Of Muscle Shell on May 8. Seventy men
remained IN the tockade aud 60 sailed out on the In
diars when desperate fight ensued, lasting seven hours
Thirty Indians killed. including renegade haii'
breed and 80 were scaped The remainder escaped by
sEmrniug the river. One white killed and an
other badly wounded 1t is reported that reinforce
mcnt Of 200 santee Sioux coming up to at.
tack Muscle Shell settlement again. The whites are pre-
pared.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
HUNGARY,
PRINCE KARAGE

PRINCE KARAGEoRGEwICH RELEASED ON BAIL.
PrsTH, May 2L-Princo Karageorgcwich, who has
been in prison charged with completely in the muir
der OF Prince Michael of Servia, in June last has
been released on bail in order that he may prepare
his defense, the trial soon 10 take place,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE ON THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD.

ROCHESTER,, May 24.-The boiler of the loco
motive No. 2I2 the Central Railroad exploded thls
morniug while the engine standing I'm the yard at
North.,t aud John Fries, the enRirer' was severely
,cnldcd The engine and four or five cars were com
plrtely demolished
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
VENEZUELA.

INCREASE OF IMPORT DUTIES.
HAVANA, May M-Venezuela advlces OF the
10th state that additional import duty OF 40 per
cent has been imposed, to meet the deficit In the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
RoRBERY AT TIE BOSTON POST OFFICE.

Boston, May 24.-Sevcral letter-boxes in the
Post Onco were found broken open this morning and
robbed Of their contents Among them the Suffolk Bank
missed letters containing checks amounting TO s6ooOO
which we're subsequently found IN a eellarway aud re-
turned 10 the bank Young boys suspected as the
perpetrators
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
AUSTRIA.
A SIGNIFICANT APPoINTME

SIGNIFICANT APPOINTMENT
VIENNA, May 2i.-It is rumored that Czartoryshi
tho descendant Of famous patriot of Poland is to be
appointed Governor Of Galicia. This is looked upon
rs an anti ti-Russan demonstration the part of the
Austrian Government.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
A "FrRE-BUGp AT LANsINGBURG.

TROY n. Y, May A.-There were i've IN
cendiary res in Lansingburg last night The principal
sufferers are Dennis Baxter barn aud horses loss
$1,000 partially insured; Capt. j. H. Campbell barn and
hall loss $4,000; insured. The Rensselaer, Park course
stables were also burned.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
EIGHT MEN DROWNED.

NEw-ORLEASs. May GA row-bOat contain
Ing IL men was capszcd Saturday below tho city, and
eight men were drowned
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
La PANIC AMONG THE scRANroN cOAL MNERs.

SCRANTON, Pa, May A.-This morning an
anonymous notice. threatening death TO any miners who
descended shaft 70 found posted at the Ok
ford Nine. Wild and most unreasonable panic rapidly
spread among the miners Ia all but four mines the men
refused Everybody has been taken by surprise
by this change OF 'front.' and nothing be predicted as
ultimate result
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
FATAL ACCIDENT-Two FIREMEN KILLED AND
SEVERAL INJURED.
NFW-ORLEANs, May H.

killed six severely injured, and several others slightly
hurt by tho falling OF walls at fire corner OF Canal and
ComnGn.sts, Oh the leyec, on saturday night,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

Vice. President Colfax had a public reception
at Springfield, H., the 10th inst The Hon. j. Conk
ling made speech at Mr. Cofax, behalf Of the cih
of Springfield TO which the latter made ELOQUENT
and sensible reply.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25

LAY REPRESENTATION IN THE NJ. E. CHURCH.
PITTSBURGH, May PA large meeting in
favor OF lay in the General Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church was held today, and
addressed by Bishops Simpson and kingaey
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
THE WEST INDIES.

concede without lowering ourselves equally in their eyd
and our own
New-York tribune., 1869-05-25
GERMANY.
THE PARLIA

THE PARLIAMENT OF THE ZoLLyEREIN.
BERLIN. May @-The Parliament of the Zollyerein
will meet in this city on the Sd of June.
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cryrRAI. TELEGEAPHIc NEWS.

The Canal Commissioners have started
on a tour OF inspection through the state canal
Charles Mckee. n brakeman on the Cen
traI Railroad. was run OYER and killed yesterday
There WAS 4 ease of Sun-StTOl ut lndiah'
apuIis Yesterday. Tie Thermometer marked 10.
The Office of The MUpLySb0ro llL) 11uS,
with It's entire contents, was burned on Moh"dS hIE
There was beautiful display OF the
aurol, boreaN al Worcester, Mass. last evening.
The WoSccStcr, Mass, horse railroad was
sold ut auction yesterday for $95oOo
.... The Grand Commandcry of knlsI s Fem
par oi Mauc went into camp at Cu'innS7 island al
Portland, yesterday.
.... Mis- JoIu Ferry Of Charlotte \. y
ed suicide by drowning yesterday NA-e suuel
ng lrim IN utt1yi, or insanity
...Ou Monday gang OF ught !ou llIl W u,
buigtls arrested al Rochester my ."Ae9S 10
HAVING committed numerous petty OutS1iIe''
.... The state Prison Inspectors held meet
ing at Albany Yesterday, when modes of pUiohne re-
frncpry cnuVicts were discussed, bni, Without dchh
action, thrJ Jdi1mhtd.
Jeremiah MacDonaled, aged IS years, an
old tmpIuNc uT lur GJ-tuu AHd Albany Railroad. hJd
both ui hrs ,r., crashed uy Monday bY uhDS under
iIt.-.. ''...'. '....'...