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New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

ishes constant desire TO draw closer those ties which
neither dstTus cOntrarety OF principle and inter
ests will weaken. On placing IN your EXcelency
hands the autograph letter which accrcdits me IN ne
character Of Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenp0
Tertiary 70 the United States OF America VIII you aOW
TO you that the mission which have come to
discharge this enlightened Government las no
other object than to render intimate those friendly
and cordial relations and that shall endeavor by all the
means in my power to merit the confidence or your TX
cclency, from whose elevated judgment at the same
time promised myself very cordial reception.
The President replied as follows .
Col. FRYER welcome you as the Envoy EXtraordl-
nary and Minister PenlpOtentary Of the Republic OF
Peru TO the United States. You have drawn correct
picture OF the friendly relations between our two cOuh'
deayOr 10 preserve and perpetuate them ana i hNo
entire confidence in your disposition and ability TO CO.
operate with me toward that desirable end
President Grant and family, accompanied by Con-
sui Cramer and wife, left Washington tonight Tor
New-YOrk.
Preparations are now being made to resume work IN
the Printing Division of the Treasury Department IN
July, when about 200 male and 200 female employees,
recently suspended, will be reinstated. The Amer
lean and National Bank Note Companies OF New
York City are engaged in tinting and printing
the backs of notes, which will be forwarded 10 the
Treasury Department where the faces will be PRINT
ed and the numbers and seals put These Com
panes Will print all the fractional currency ana iOr-
ward it to Washington to have the seal put on.
Owing to the absence Of the President from wash
ingtOn, his private secretary, Brevet Brig. zen.
Horace Porter, will remain duty in charge OF the
Executive Office for the purpose Of uansactlng the
ordinary business.
The President has appointed Dwight c. Marsh Col
ecOT Of Customs for the District Ot PasO Del NoTte,
III Texas and New Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
TIE SOUTHERN STATES,

PUBLIC SENTIMENT OK THE MURDER OF COL.
CRANE.
JACKSON, Miss, June 9.-The body Of Col.
Crane left for Dayton Ohio this morning The Board OF
Aldermen OF this city passed resolutions candemning his
murder and sympathzng with the family Of the victim,
and concluding as follows: "We but reflect the pre-.
vang sentiment Of all classes In deprceatng the crime"
THE ARRESTS IN GEORGIA-THE RIGHT OF COL
ORED MEN TO HOLD OFFICE.
ATLANTA, Ca, June 9.-Great excitement
prevails throughout this State, owing TO the arrest Of
or eight persons charged with having been en-
gagged In various murders and outragos IN Warren
County. Sheriff Norris supported by the military as
posse effected the arrests yesterday and to-day 1t is
said that Gen. Robert Toombs and his son-in-aw Gen.
Dubois, are retained for defense, Attorney General
Henry p Farrow goes TO Warrenton tomorrow to
represent the State, Tho Ku.Klux papers publish In
cendary articles the subject denouncng Gov Bullock
for calling on the military assist the Sheriff The ChOn
ice and Sentinel at published Augusta says, to-day that
the OF Bullock shows very clearly the dangerous
ground tread upon. II Will furnlsus lesson which
will not pass unheeded IL proves that Bullock Is deter
mined 20 precipitate the people OF tho State II
he can condition which Will make the devils in he'll
shout and rejoice when they hear his detested name
Office in Georgia came before the Supreme Court OF the
sate II is expected IL will occupy two days In argu
meut. Col. A. W. Stone and eX-GOv. James johnson
represent the colOred man. The opposition have re-
tained Haridge eXMember of the Confederate Con-
gress, and other eminent counsel.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE NEW DOMINION
THREATENING SPEECH OF THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL AGAINST CONFEDERATION.

THREATENING SPEECH OF THE ATTORNEY-GEN-
ERAL AGAINST CONFEDERATION.
HALIFAX, June 0.-In the House of Assembly
to-day the AttorneyGeneral alluded to the subject Of the
repeal OF the Union act and said the British Legislature
has not power to tax Nova Scotia and therefore las not
power TO alter her Constitution Tho Province must be
liberated from the Union. Mild measures had already
been taken for the attainment Of the object and now they
about TO try stronger measures. He moved that
the AtorneyGeneTal OF Nova Scotia be authorized TO
obtain in the higher English Courts OF law judicial
opinion TO her forced Union with Canada and stated
that II after ALL the freedom OF the Province could not
be secured they would have have recourse to extreme
steps He did not, however, intimate what the steps
should be. The debate attracted but little interest only
about dozen persons being IN the gallery. The debate
will be resumed tomorrow.
NEWFOUEDLAND-THE TUNNEL BILL DEFEATED
OTTAWA, Ontario, June 9.-The resolutions for
the admission OF Newfoundland into the Union passed
through the Committee Of the House Of Commons last
night.
The Detroit River Bridge Tunnel bill rejected on
representations by the Great Western Railway Company
that IL would undertake the construction OF the Work
within u months,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

The Joumeymen TailOrs are to have a new
banner az a cost Of 5000 ~ -
A nass-meeting of coach drivers viii be held
on Sunday the 2Oth inst 10 take action on the contem
plated strike for 50 day. and to form Protective
Union.
A number of wOrkngmen yesterday placed a
bronze eagle over the entrance 70 the WOrldngmens
UuOl Cce as their tribute to the establishment on the
day OF Inauguration.
MANY of the hotel walters have taken the
bencd " resolution passed at the last meeting OF the
Waters Association, allowing the strikers TO 20 y work
for any wages they get Some OF the hotel prOpTle-
tors however refuse take them back unless they re-
nOunCe the Union Some OF the strikers refuse 70 do this
and they are st.l supported by the Society.
A delegation from the JouTneymen POtters
AssOc On o. Trenton is In this city collecting funds for
the support OF the poteTs now on strike IN the former
place. Last evening they visited the JOumeymen TaOrs
Union and received $780, making $500 collected In their
address the taOr, the Committee stated that 100
now ldC Of the strike 200 having gone TO
work other cte5j receive s. 90 each week, married
30 cents extra, and 80 cents additional for each child
They that the determined held against
the Introduction OF machinery.
The German cap makers on strike for 80 per
cent advance IN wages held meeting last evening,
when the committee appointed to make known
70 the employers the bill OF prices reported
they mad been unable 70 come TO any agreement with
the employers. Several shops have granted the ad-
vance, and two employers have given 500 maintain
the strikers out. bin Of prices increasing the pay
per cent, drawn up and VIII be presented TO the
employers. a meeting Of the female members OF the
trade Uu be held tonight at Cooper Institute.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
MOVEMENTS OF MIR. PEABODY.

Mr.. George Peabody, who recently arrived
from London, is the guest Of Mr.. Samuel Wetmore Of
Waverleypace. The veteran phanthrOpst Is IN feeble
health suffering from weakness and cold, and
eucraus but few visitors His visit 10 his native land
determined only week before his departure and
was quite surprise 20 his frende Important business
matters tho attention Of which would not permit OF
longer delay account Of the uncertainty Of life at his
advanced ace hastened his departure I Is hs searDest
wish remain secluded and retired until he Is improved
IN health To-day he will leave for Boston, where he will
consult the most eminent medical advice regarding his
condition after which he Will visit Salem, where he Will
remain several weeks, when he hopes 70 be
able 10 mingle with his felOw-cOuntrymen
HIS appearauce while sitting gives little indication OF his
feeble condition, account OF his large physique and
ruddy complexion, but while grasping your hand to bid
Won eu MS trembling arm indicates considerable phys
ical pros ration IN conversation he alluded TO aleter
winch Appeared IN morning cOtemp0raIy OF yesterday
N reference 10 the Peabody houses Of London which he
said. although many ways complimentary 70 him, con-
faued many erroneous statements. He pronounced the
houses perfect success, far beyond his most sangune
expectations OF the $4,000 originally contributed by
him. $4,000 vet remained unexpended, more than enough
20 flush another house. Their sanitary condition was
excellent and they managed under the most eco
uOlliCli sy IN,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
CITY OFFICERS.

Majority for Boswell 4670i majority for Cook, 1859
majority FOR Donegan, ass.
Collector Register, and Surveyor were chosen two
years ago. and taking the highest vote In each election
we have handsome gain each Ward and an aggregate
gain Of 2702.
A dispatch from Arizona states that Garfield
has been elected delegate to Congress by about 5oO
iority.
The Anti- Slarery Standard advises the friends
Of woman suffrage make their next attack upon Con-
gress for such legislation as will give tho ballot
in the District Of Columbia aud the Territories OF the
United States Also to urge upon Congress the ubmis
sion OF the XVIII amendment TO the Constitution Q0T
equal suffrage 10 women proposed by the Hon. George
w. Julian. The Standard intImates that formidable
National Woman's Suffrage organization VIII soon DC in
augurated.
Cyrus NJ. Taylor of Bristol was yesterday (0th)
elected Senator an tho vacancy IN the &Ith District
OF New.Hampshlre, made by tho resignation OF Prot
sanborn Taylor received II votes for Senator 90 the
State election and was the lowest candidate Peter San
born was reelected by the Legislature state Treasurer
j. D. Lyman, Secretary Of State; J. u. Clark, State
Printer and John Clark Of Portsmouth,, COmmissary.
General
A Montgomery dispatch Of June 0 says'
The Democratic Convention at Troy yesterday nomi-
mated A. n Worthy OF Pike County for Congress IN the
I'D District His disabilities have been removed by act
OF Congress The Republicans met IN the city yesterday
and nominated C. W. Buckley az their candidate.
The Republican Convention 10 nominate for the IIId
District met at Opea yesterday and there seems to DO
a wide split IN tho Convention. special dispatch TO
The Mobile Advertiser says that up TO o'clock this after
noon 10 organization had been effected, and that break
ND was imminent The fight is against Norris, the late
member.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
VEST POINT.

CONTINUATION OF THE EXAMINATIoN-ARRIvAL
OF GEN. MYERS,
WEST POINT, June 0.-The examination of
the second class bagan this morning, and the junior
cadets were fully up to the standard of the seniors as
as proficiency in the various branches Of study con.
cerned In the afternoon the first class drilled in
suR under tho direction OF Col Mcbie in the presence
ofa ao and interested cOncOurse Among those who wit
messed The Ar Gen. Myers Chief OF the Signal Bu.
reau who en- dressed great satisfaction with the pro-
cency exhibited b. the cadets After the drill the class
set mp and worked ned telegraph showing as much
Gen schriver arrived last night and President Grant
will be here tomorrow. IL Is e-Uected that Mrs Grant
the Rev Mr.. Creamcr Grants brGtherln.law ana Con-
sui 10 Iepsc) Secretary BOrle and other members OF
the Cabinet will accompany him. There is o hop at
ROes Hotel tonight another Is announced lOr saturday
AZ Cozzens 10 which the cadets have invited and
the last hop OF the season will come of on the a instant
after the close OF the examination On the 18th 1he ca
diets Will take their departure.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10


ALsTYNEou THURSDAY morning Jane JOhu Ayue, IN the 69a
Is , 's,i Ss a. hs Chspe Of the Holy sav5u Eas.
near M'5ioRts & r. i.5 % % ao, yfo fof pts.
BEATTYsn wuausburgh. Monday Jupe7 Magg. L. SeSTei
wife Benz Beays aa daughter Of Nicholas and Elizabeth Corn
The relatives and family invited 70 attend se 1berAi
from her residence No IS rsL, ThcEsdy at O'clock
CURTIS-n this city, Tuesday, Jqus aher 4rgerng Hines.
Elizabeth only child ofthe late Thomas Hhson' ana wife %
Alfred l. Cgfua -,
invited 70 sitsn her ne At the ChuTea inc
T9sagra.oa s % near F5sEs nd 0a IhuE'
CLARK-At weaed n J., Wednesday morning. Ju5sa william
he nersi s.vces on Friday O'Clock Trsn Ieave Se@
York per HerJssy Central Railroad 81 y o'clock H. o' Of bor
K1RKPATRIcKn Bro,kn Mosday morning, the 7h inst,
Josephine s. vie OF William KBkpatuck
Tie relatives the i8 respectfully invited p attend
the funeral services the residence Of her husband No 81 sae
remains Will Be- aIsa Philadelphia la O'clock
p train.
Mrs. Joeph Makey widow the late Joseph Mcksy SEN aged %
Hsr fsHea will take place yon Saturday mOrp5g at oelOeE
from the residence Of her daagter Mrs Robert oEdeo NO I
Joseph and MaoSey, especially invited to attend
Her remains viii be taksu to Greenwood for inteHnsnL
MILLBRA PrDsed susssr England SUNDAY. NAY aniol
Miller formerly Of the ifn q H. B. Cafn Co. Of this city IN the
His relatives and friends and those brother A.b sly
invited to attend bis fnuesl s Mdguave PRESBYTERIAN Church
H. rseaias vii be taken o Greenwood Csaetery nsmsut
Of e heart George Oakley in tie 77Ih
Notice Of he funeral hereans.
sCHRRMERHORE-On Wednesday June HeuT Schernsrbou,
eldest late p Augustus ard Adae L. sshsmsh0fa IN ae
The relatives and friends Of family respectfully invited % attend
tie Church Broadway corner oi Ienths] "A sAa
ERAt Newark j. Wednesday June smi Ander;
SON Youngest child Of Smith A and BesssShHy aged year aud
vsns Tcu .ss residence parents Newark
baltimore III ni'rs, and s., Iosis payers please eoDy.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE ATLANTIC AND ST. LAWRENCE RAILROAD.

CONCORD. n. H., June 0.-The Governor to-
day transmitted 10 the Legislature tho report OF the
Railroad Commissioners relative TO the Atlantic and st.
Lawrence Railroad which shows that about onethird Of
tho road In Hampshire Is In bad condition, the ties
ter, member Of the House said the road was In q
shameful condition, and utterly untrustworthy as
track - times iu miles The Grand Trunk Railroad OF
Canada had lease Of 70 FOR y5 years ana tAere was 100
only u % IS miles per hour the trains so slow that
stages had walt Tor them Mr.. Bridges had promised
to pu tie road lu condition which he trusted would be
done Col Kout oi Lancaster said this was the only rail-
road I'M Coos County and is condition OF the greatest
Interest To his people. While Il by American
Company IN good condition, but from that time IL
was worse than any railroad m Ncw.Hampshro. People
were entirely uncertain at what time To expect freight or
malls The road was entirely worn out, and 10 was i'm
uefatvc fiat tho Governor aud Council should order the
railroad Commissioner 20 that it put in proper
condition. Tie report referred ~ tho Railroad Com
fI.IH
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN WEST THIRTY-sECoNDIsT-
.- LOSS OVER $4,000


About o. o'clock last evening a fire occurred
IN the JJlroom in the Of the extensive cabinet
mandatory Of Kilan Bros, Nos 49, 1C9 and l6l West
Tlirty-snc0ud-st The fire rapidly reached the
upucI floors, and before II was eXtingushed
the building and contents we're seriously damaged
portion Of ne basement occupied by John Banks
machnist whose loss stock and machinery by water
is Se Insured. John AmeImileT, file cutter also occu
pied portion Of the basement his loss is $780, insured
Ihc His floor was occupied by Messrs Holman
6 Stewart, gold pen and jewelry manufae'
tftE loss on stock by water, 1000 Insured
Bros r.1a.ct manufacturers; their loss On stock IS
S.ep insured $4,000 and loss on machinery SO0Q
lUsr.st fof 5000 The building IS also owned Dy the
H and damaged 10 the amount Of $4,000 insured Tor
Eelr These insurauces are By NeW.NOrk heW-Hayel
af.i p4lfir0re Companies The fourth and fifth
door Of the rear building were oeeupied
by M-s1rs. Stewart Allison, caTpet-shake
fcv ad large quantity Of carpets in their place. % OF
90 of witch belonged 20 the Ffthave Hotel ana were
Only taken in yesterday. The remainder Deiongea 70
vsr.1ug uaFtIes The loss these amounts 70 aDOut
5000 no insured The loss OF the firm amounts 70 about
lO insured. The buildings in the rear are somewhat
o.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
SHIPWRECK.

LOSS or THE STEAMSHIP MIssIssIPPI-ARRIVAL
OF PASSENGERS AND CREW IN NETWORK.
The steamer Columbia, which arrived here
from Havana yesterday brought number Of tho pas
sengcrs and portion Of the crow OF the Steamship Mis-
sissppi which was wrecked of the Island OF Martinique
the 18th Of last month"; her way from Rio Janero to
ST. Thomas and NewYork We are indebted to the kind
moss OF Mr. Jesse r. Davis Chef Engineer OF the III
fated vessel for particulars 0 the disaster The Mss
Sn W Wen ti the morning of tho 18TH when she ran on
shoal called the Great onsinol on the east side OF Mar
Unique situated at distance OF about seven miles from
the land This at 345 O'Clock the vessel going az
the rate OF about nine knots an hour ~
boat was despatched TO the land asking fog help No
being settled, but the vessel thumpea Reayly on @ te
shoa AbOut o'clock the day was discovered that
so making water freely IN the fore hold three hours
Drevors 10 which however, they had commenced throw
Inc cargo aud coal overheard 10 nghten her ana az
O'Clock they began TO heaye on hawser attached 70
kedgeanehor, at the same uIuo WOIhIE su1 en5lllcs
back all hands board beng employed III trying TO get
that day tbe whole night and until $3.50 p OF the fol
lowing day the engines were kept steadAy at W0tk Win
but all in vain, for the water gradually gained EfouA
and the above hour II rushed lno tue eLsne
nept of the ship and put out the fires on the morning
of tho 18th the French steamer Caravel, nom Bort ae
France, came TO the rescue ana the & & ~ ~
9od t 10 France In the mean time number of lighters
were engaged and in these part OF the cargo OF te
issssppi was safely landed the Island Of Martinique
the crow working this until the nth nst Ihe cargo
coHed of iO7 bags of coffee boxes Of India rubber
ana 80 erOous of Ipecachuana, OF which abo1 S Dss
of oode and the boxes were saved On the
I-tI Apr the chef engineer and portion or the crew
were Landed the east side OF the island on p9
Capt SlOcum, Dr. Spore, First Assistant ihseea Oiv rh
mo second and third officers, and eight seamen Inc
Marty after landing proceeded on foot 10 Ort ue
acros the mountains distance OF 20 mics ana on tno
lgth nit they and the passongcr5 embarked on DoI le
French steamer France for ST. Thomas NneIe tneJ 9I
rived In safety They then taken to havana IA the
France and from thence they were b0ught thOr D tne
Columbia The chief engineer OF the MISSISSIPPI speHs IN
the highest terms the treatment received Dy ootn PAS
son Ts and crew OF the wrecked steamer on board the
TT-a ais Df
t,is shown them bv Capt Won Sice Of the Columbia
When he left tho Mississippi she was run oL wafer;
TIcye were about 500 bags OF coffee relal 20 oe tAoL
oT which would be saved. The vessel would become
rot n wreck,
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10

Albany Gen. John HouGh, Panama; the Hon. Hiram
Bliss Maine; the Hon. H. Pratt, New-Haven; T. L.
Ross Auburn; the Hon f. B. Phillips Chicago, and $.
A. Woughby Saratoga are at the So. Nicholas Hotel.
Gen. John c. Fremont, Hamilton Harris ana j. IL Ram
Vermont, at the Fifth.ave Hotel Senior p Diez de
Rivera and Don Enrique Wales of the Spanish Legation,
and Prof Falrnam Rogers, Philadelphia at the Abe
marie Hotel. ExCongressman Kellogg Of Albany, Col
JuO f. Barrett Albany, and l.. f. Lan, Saugerties, n.
Y are at the Metropolitan Hotel f. w Rice late u S.
Consul TO Aspnwa, is at the Gramercy Park Hotel j.
r. OsgoOd Of Boston and A. IznaGa de- Vale Of Cuba are
al tine Westminster Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
FATAL sTABBISG AFFRAY IN THE JOLIET PENI.
IENTIAEY.

JOLIET, June GA fatal stabbing affray took
place in tho state Penltentary Monday between two
prisoners The had quarreed several times recently
and on this occasion m the kitchen, when tho guar.
rel was renewed Both drew dirk knives, which they had
become possessed OF IN some manner. The deceased
missed his stroke, when his opponent plunged ms DIRK III
tLo neck OF the unfortunate man. piercing 10 through and
through the blade projecting the other sdo The de-
ceased under sentence OF imprisonment Tor me- LOT
murderer has been placed IN close confinement and Ills
frlnl Wi shortly take plaCe
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10


COlectOr-Fredrlck A. Boswell.
Rcgister--JOhn f. Cook.
SlrUeyOr--PatTick II. DOnegan
First Wdrd-Aldermen: Carter a. Stewart and D. NJ.
Davis. Councilman A s. Taylor, Robert Thompson, Dr.
A. 7. Pardon.
Second Ward-Alderman: W. II. Chase. COucilmen
Major H. A. Hall, H. II. Piper and George Burgess. AS
sessOr Col. Casper Keller
Third Ward-Alderman: r. c. Connolly, Councilmen
John Thomas Johnson DR.. r. B. Detrck and T. j. Bcall
Fourth Wdrd-Alderman: Matthew G.. Emery. Council
men: James Holmes, a. X. Browne and George W. Hat
ton. Assessor: s. g, Espey.
FIN Ward-Alderman: Capt. ". II. Slater. Council
men: John Mcknight @. ii. Holden and A. H. Tinney.
SiIM Wdrd-Alderman: Charles Champion. Council
mon: Josiah L. Venabe, Robert a. simms and Frank D.
Gaines Assessor: 5. S. Riley. .
Sereih Wdrd-Aiderman: sidney s.. Baker. Council
men: Joseph Williams, sampson Nett0r and DR.. Wm
Boyd
The Collector, Register and Surveyor will enter upon
the duties Of their several occon the st Of July next
and the Aldermen and Councilmen on Monday next lih
inst Tho 70 flowing is the complete official vote;
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF HOMEOPATHY.
RosToN. June 0.-The American Institute OF

:, -
Homeopathy resumed its session to-day d. hehu' VI
q Ious read paper on the extirpation or tho loWef
law dofendipg his statement against Dr fraks CII
csn, Drs Wcssohoeft of Boston, and Hale OF ChlcakO
Dreseutcd on nomenclature. dtspcnsatOres, oDsleIlC
Ec The Committee Credentials reported 10 5late
cetes AZ local OF county societies, IS hospitals a us
nensares colleges and u medical journals
E 100 delegates This afternoon the members OF INC III
tttnte had harbOr excursion ana IN the evening en-
loved social leyee and collation. IN Music Han Us 'Ae
,,,,.atg N city.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
THE MASONIC GRAND CHAPTER or NEW'HAMP
SHIRE.

CoNCORD, June 0.-At the session oil tIils
to, Yesterday the following officers were elected for
,bo cnsino wear Daniel H. Marshall Of Nashua, NJ L.
q nigh Priest John A. Harris Of Concord, T. j. q.
fIiGb Priest; Edward Gustine OF Keeno, j.. o. hing
W1, Rarrett of Nashua, T. @. Scribe James adams 0I
CaWdia Il g. Chaplain John KnOwltOn of P0rtamouth'
n g. treasurer; Horace Chase OF liopElnto r. a., seo'
- -. -. ToIn ID Patterson VI Manchester, T. &. Captain
~ fS POST There arc 10 subordinate chapters IN
GeuHampshire with a total membership OF l,oJV 1Ae
number OF exaltatOns during the year was H.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
ACCIDENT ON THE LONG ISLAND RAIL
ROID.

BAPTIST MINISTERS HIGHLY PLEASED WITH THE
MANAGEMENT OF THE ROAD.
The cars of the Long Island Railroad which
left Greenport for Hunters Point yesterday Afternoon
met with an accident when about three miles from Ja-
maca A straying was run over and caused one Oh
tbe cars TO be thrown OF the track No Injured
Tho hees OF the rear truck belonging 10 the throws
of the track were both wrenched off, About 100 OF the
drepatos and ministers from the BAPTIST ehuIcDes OF
Brooklyn were among tho passengets returning lon te
conference oi the Long Island Baptist Assoeatoh whoh
was held at GreCnpOrt Tuesday ana Wednesday ol1
ng These gentlemen subsequently, held hSttlugi ah,
passed II resolution comphmenting the management VI
tho road.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
1NcExD1ARY FIRES AT ALTOONA, PENN.

ALTOONA, June 0.-NumerOus incendlary fires
have occurred here during the past year. the last being
the undergrad OF ID. 4 G. Moore Saturday morning
last Developments made by the detective agency show
the incendiaIies young men connected with IRE
companies. Several arrests have been made. 1AOnas
A. Beale better known here Farmer" Beale, ana
Charles PrCsfe wcre last evening brought before tho
Mayor on two distinct charges Both acknowledged
tncIr Quilt. and WeIc committed 70 jail