New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-01
GENERAL rELEcRApHIc NEWS.

Passengers arrived at Sacramento yester-
day. eight and halfdays from Washington
49,. Port Colborne, Canada, is still blocked
up with ice.
49,. The U. s: steamer Newberne arrived at
IA heavy hail-stOrm visited Henderson
County, Ky. on Thursday.
The Nova Scotia Legislature was opened
on Thursday. The usual ceremonies took place.
The difficulty at Gettysburg, Pa, rela-
tive to the Katalysine Spring, has been adjusted.
The California Republican State COnyen-
ton is called ct Sacramento, on the 2lst of July
49,. Companies A, G., and E of the 18th is.
Infantry arrived at Sacramento Ca on Thursday from
Gen. C. II. Morgan arrived at Fortress
Monroe yesterday from Fort Delaware, and reported for
duty 10 Gen. Barry.
The chair factory of John Buchur g. Co.
Evansville, Ind. was destroyed by fro yesterday. Loss,
5000; insurance, t2,tNo
49,. Senator Fessenden of Maine was present
in the Canadian House Of Commons during debate Oh
Reciprocity. on Thursday night
Keler's hardware store in Evansville,
Ind was entered by burglars Oh Monday night, and
"a 400 worth OF revolvers and hne cutlery stolen.
AT meeting of citizens in San Francisco
on Thursday a committee of 2O0 appointed TO make
rranSements for the Pacific Railroad celebration.
A brakeman, named George Durham, was
Killed by striking bridge Pennington, Mass on
the Boston, Clinton and Fitchburg Railroad on Thursday
IA Republican Convention is called in
May TO nominate candidates for State officers.
Very heavy and general rains prevailed
in Georgia yesterday, which were much needed FOR the
crops.
The dry-house attached to Messrs. Plat
a. Smiths wadding-mil near Chatham, n Y, was de-
insured for $4,000.
The steamer Montana sailed from San
PrancIsco for Panama yesterday with t6OO0 in treas
urc of which t6s0OOO is for NewYork, te 100 for En-.
gland and 10000 for PaEAma
r. oil hoo haan
humod in Worcester. Mass, by laborers who were dig
gng cellar Foul play suspected, but the BODY had
been probably inferred more than twenty years
F. b. Gallagher Canal Superintendent OF
the buffalo District reports his division In good con-
dItion as the present system win permit and the Canal
senenily is ready for navigation at any moment.
The negro charged with committing an
oniraee upon Young girl ct New.Ha Conn., on Tues
day iast arrested ut Madison yesterday and now
in al He says his name is George Hudson ana tnat
he comes from Hartford
In the U. s. Circuit Court at Covington,
KY Judgment for 1900 was rendered on Ihursseay,
against James Gedge and his suretles aud IN favor OF the
United States, for returning tobacco manui4ocu @'
lower rated than the real value.
An attempt was made yesterday by an
70 break Sp THn but St w sas
Droptly stopped by the citizens who protected the
minister and congregation
Henry V. Clinton (alias w. Bentley, who
s arrestad In Wilmington, c. fer forgery, has been
dented as an old forget and WAS surrendered on the
requston Of the YER u tho sccns Of S cIme ,O 1
trial
"A man named Charles Hawkins, aged %
vaars who arrived from England two months ago,
nyer Inv the at Churchyile N. " Thursday,
and had both his legs crushed badly that he died
He stated that he had brother living at East Boston,
Mass.
The evidence in the suit of r. NJ. 0rdway
agt Dr. T. Haynes. for MALPRACTICE, which has occupied
HE supreme Court Of Concord ~ H. 10 days, closed
teroy The Hon. W. Tappan spoke four hours for the
defense and followed by Col j. H. George for the
plaintiff
mi Wy ID s. - 4
at Chatham, Canada, totally destroyed by fire
Thursday morning. also six loaded with produce
together with q large quantity Of freight stored in the
warehouse and the platform. The loss will probably
be 100000.
Two locomotives passed Poughkeepsie,
~ Y, last night route TO California. They will be the
first the entire and complete length OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. Hudson River Railroad eng;
have placed them letters notes. and tokens o
remembrance to their brother engineers who left heIe l
tho Union Pacific last Winter. Eight more locomotives
will leave Schenectady for California, over inc S0
TOute, on tho 10th VI May,