New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
GENERAL NOTES.

The press OF Rang00n In Burman las JusO
issued the Book Of Daniel as tract
The "New-York Hotel" a mammoth estab-
Ihhment, costing s2,OOO,OOO, is erecting in Vienna
Two Canadian presbyteries have voted that
revvas are variance with tho Westminster Catechism
An old sailor now living at Hayre, France,
has rescued lO2 drowning persons during the last s5
years.
The American Board of Foreign Missions
has accepted young this year, one Of whom
Will 60 to China.
Four large streets in the Faubourg st. An
tone Paris returned single vote for the Govern
ment candidates.
Charles Johnson, q man who was shot in the
knee during OF 1866 in has sued the
city for 500 90 damages
The st. Louis Times says that there are about
5000 opium eaters in that city. and that they consume
1880 grains Of morphine daily.
Unity Church the Rev. Robert COlyers)
splendid edince just completed at the of Dearborn
and whltney.sts. Chicago was dedicated on Sunday.
A Columbus, Ohio, street railroad conductor
found brghtookng babe in his car last Saturday, with
SOO "greenback" TO pay for It's care The conductor
has adopted the enid
St Petersburg is the enfrep6t of tho fur
trade correspondent writes that OF the lOO2JOO furs
sold in that city year. about 100000 were from 81
bora aud 200 Alaska. The value OF these furs
about sJ,isg,JI5 In gold.
Statistics in the Office of the Postmaster
General show that I'm 80 OF larger cities Of tho United
States letters and papers were collected aud de-
livercd. during the month OF April by 90 postmen At
this each carrier has to make delivery every min
ute during his working day.
Pedro, a Spaniard, hired to assassinate q
sailor named Ambrose by stabbing him and throwing
him into the at NewOreans, about two weeks ago
"a reported In at the time, has confessed
that he considerable property In that city,
TO pay him Bis wages.
The Nelc- Bern Times of the Goth inst, says:
In our excellent letter from Boston about tho Peace
Jubilee published In yesterdays edition, the following
words should have occurred Mozarts Twelfth Mass!
One OF cOmpOsitors, evidently not musical man, set
It up IN tins way Twelfth Massachusetts and 10 so ap
pcared Ia The paper"
An Arizona journal, in anticipating the fu-
wealth and prosperity Of that Territory, This
prosperity viii until the Indians either
planted IN the ground forced like the Dggers OF Cali
iorna 90 become hewers OF wood aud drawers Of water
for their masters-tho whteswhich. certain fate,
they bound to become In the not very distant future
The body Of the late Adam Treusch, who
died at the age OF e5 years, and buried Nov o.
1861 In Baltimore Cemetery, Saturday dsnterred
for the purpose OF removal 20 Greenmount. The body
found 10 be almost perfect In appearance as at tho
The face alone showed signs " decay the eyes were
gone. and the clothing on tho body had nearly dsap-
Ike hard and chalky TO the touch. The deceased
very large man aud weighed go at the time OK death
The persistency of the Postmaster of Nina,
EewYork remarkable pass without recognition
He recently addressed the following communication to
NINA, CHAur,r0rA COusrr. n Y. MAY 10. lsoa
DEiK sE: ,,Lsd JOa ser ~ rAOa tin. time sro ,nl
Alexander llodhiEe 70 be Postmaster y this ons
crst IthousL, you'd be lnges, attended t. N, busue',
dies @ JAZZ: M s.SsRs asi dssa aust be sS,ea ..o a.. az
old @Ae boTa IN 1900 Ny ada,hs' .,e sos,a 70 keh1 As1
s.aaS ssl sH~ N.Y. ,gaSS" 1 S S1.' ''0' -"' ~ B
Iowa will soon have four railroads connecting
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers The great central
line extending from Davenport TO Council Bluffs Is just
completed and In successful operation Two others, one
beginning at Dubuque and already built 10 Fort Dodge
and the other at Burlington, will be completed IN few
months In addition 20 these there now building the
McGregor and Sioux City line ito be completed 70 Charles
Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota Road; the Fort
Madison and Burlington Road; the Iowa River Road tho
Iowa Central, the Des MONIES and lndlHnOla, ana the
Decorah Branch.
An order has been issued by Gen. Ord, COM
mandlng the Department OF California, for careful
reconnaissance OF the country south and east Of White
Pine the survey extend II practicable, as far as the
head OF navigation the Colorado River with view OF
opening a road thereto from White Pine 10 Grant District
try and for the selection Of the site stes for such mill
east OF White Pine from hostile Indians rs may be re-
uuired The character habits, and numbers OF Indian
tribes and their disposition toward settlers anu miners
Will be subjects for investigation.
The Vicksburg (hIiss.) journals report that
one Anderson was assasslnated AZ Meridian, In that
state while at supper In hs house short tmo ago.
and that the murderer escaped Last week two strangers
reached Meridian, one OF whom, seeking the Chief OF
Police Informed HIM that the other the assassin OF
Anderson. The suspected man found at breakfast
and when Informed that no was under arrest made no
attempt to escape but requested permission 10 eat his
breakfast before which he was then sitting To this the
Chief made no objection When the prisoner had eaten
his meal. he arose from the table with cooked SIX
shooter which had been lying across his lap, and IN
formed the Chief that he would not submit 20 arrest
and would kill any who nterfered with him, The
Chief remained I'm conversation with the man for An hour
two, and then permitted 10 leave, and the other
has not aimee been heard nom.
Another effort is to be made by tho citizens
OF Cincinnati Dayton, Columbus, Chlcothe, Springfield,
Xenia and other Ohio. 10 improve tho Neir farm,
at yellow Syringe, midway betwccn Cncinatti and Col
umbu9 These grounds have h Is claimed, all the ele-
nents OF required inland watering place
picturesque scenery, magnificent lawn or park rugged
cliffs and Eorgss through which clear streams,
aud mineral spring. II n proposed TO obtain subsori.
bers for 100 bonds OF 81 900 eaoh payable tn % years. ana
bearing six pa Interest IN consideration of which
they VIII giVe mortgage for thspElnoipa and lnterest
upon all tho land lying cast OF tho nnroad aud south Oh
the Clifton turnpike comprising 800 acres) and covering
also OF course, tho improvements In addition 70 ths
each bondhoder entitled To the perpetual use OF lot
avail themselves OF this only twothirdA tho
regular rates for board.