New-York tribune., 1869-06-15
GENERAL NOTES.

Bubble Schools are TO be opened in White
Pine County, Ma, about the middle Of July
Nearly all the Poles believe that next year
will the restoration of their nation in all its free
dom and glory.
The Societa di Unione Fratellanza Italiana
celebrated the 9Th inst the adoption Of the Consttu
tion granted by Charles Albert In l8Is.
Prelates are beginning to arrive in Rome to
participate in the Ecumenica Council whchs to DC held
in December.
A gentleman near San AntOnia, Texas, has a
ranch of acrcs fenced n and head Of cattle
pastured Oh it.
July Sd has, ,been selected as the day to cell
citrate the completion OF the bridge the Missouri
River at Kansas City. Mo.
The French Government offers to transport,
without cost all aborers who will so to Agiers Tor the
harvest
At the trial of divorce case in Chicago,
recently, the wife testified that their daughters
WIS kitty Mercy Jane Laura Dclorc Ellen Dc Lo Brown
II is reported that 100000 French soldiers
are 70 be moved to strasburg this month for tho purpose
of testiug the power Of the railroads to concentrate
large number of troops at given point quickly
The prospect for large supply of turkeys
in the Bluegrass region OF Kentucky for next winner
dinners is not atterng. fatal disease has been raging
among them, and eggs are scarce.
A charter having been obtained for construct
ing railroad from Florence OH the North Missouri Rail-
road to Fulton the county seat OF Galloway II Is said
survey OF route is about TO be made at the expense OF
/ the North Missouri Company
A Brussels inventor has prepared n substance
which, when applied to tissues wood, cordage scenery
&C., renders them incombustlbe. An experiment at the
Theatre dc Ia Monnae proved the claims OF the inventor
/ to be well founded.
A letter from Delaware says "The fruit
prospect is magnificent The whole State Is full OF straw
berries six cents per quart Backberries Will be
| more plenty than musketOes everywhere Peaches Will
be full crop and unusually large and luscious, II the
! weather be dry"
! On Saturday afternoon last an unusually
severe thunder storm passed Catsu y. Y, Ia the
hight of which fash OF lightning entered the house oc
cuped by Mr. Benjamin Rowland, West Catsl, striking
young lady about % years OF age Miss Emma A. Ridley
! of Auburn Miss r. was ironing table, surrounded
by other persons and had just taken the iron in her hand
when she dropped dead upon the floor Tie bolt did
! little or no damage TO the house.
! A correspondent complains of an article
printed in these columns, few days ago. Instruments
for testing kerosene OIL that II does Injustice TO Of
instruments named. lie also protests against the ap
pointment of army Of ignorant inspectors unqualified
Tor the duties OF such Office and demands that the
Board Of Health arrange for thorough and impartial
| investigation Of the subject
One of the most powerful labor organizations
IN this country been formed by the journeymen shoe
makers Of Massachusetts, under the tlo Of the knights
| OF St. Crispin. The guild comprises about 10000
members 1000 Of whom employed in the Doot and
shoe producing towns OF the Bay State. The object OF
the Association as forth In the preamble to the Girls
pin Constitution Is to protect ITS members from
iurious competition and secure thorough unity Of action
among all workers boots and shoes IN every section Of
/ ~ fu ou
forlds members to teach any part OF boot ana shoe
making without permission Of the lodge expressed by
threefourhs vote though father Is allowed TO teach
his own son No foreman agent. manufacturer al