New-York tribune., 1869-06-21
GENERAL. TELEGRAPHIC NEWS


William H. Hanley, an artist of celebrity,
died in Boston on Saturday.
....Over 1900 Chinese arrived at San Fran
cisco from Hong Kong Thursday.
1.-The funeral of DR.. March took place in
Albany yesterday and was the largest ever witnessed
Abraham Lansing of Albany has been
appointed Supreme Court Reporter by the Board Of State
O1icers
....J. B. NJ Stebbins, an old and prominent
business man of Springfield Mass died yesterday aged
II years.
....Howell g. Co.'S wagon factory, at Car
thage Ohio was destroyed by fire on Saturday. LOss
.... Frederick Lombard, aged 10, Clerk in the
Springfield ass Five Cent Savings Bank, was drowned
while bathing on Saturday
.Ex-Secretary Seward and party arrived
at Denver the 18th. They were sereuaded by the
Grand Army OF the Republic.
49,. Charles II. Mcdonald, aged 10, employed
in The Frederick Republican office, at Frederick, Nd
committed suicide yesterday by taking laudanum.
1.-The tannery of Alling Bros, at Camp
belltOwn, n " was destroyed by fire on Friday night
The loss has not been asceralned Insurance, s2oCO
THE steamship Great Republic, from Hong
Kong and Yokohama arrived at San Francisco Satur
day. She brought 1900 passengers, l25o Of whom
Chinese.
....John g. Smith of Norfolk, Va, was at
tackled with paralysis at Saratoga yesterday while at
dinner and is not expected 10 recover He is now In the
hands OF the Knights Tempar.
The steamer Colorado sailed from San
Francisco Tor Panama on Friday with S6OO IN treasure
Of which England sl0 600 for France S2
for Panama, and $4,000 for New-York
. Rufus G. Nash, acquitted at Canandaigua,
last week. OF the charge or dealing in counterfeit money
rearresed and reached Albany on Saturday
charged with assisting prisoner TO break Jail.
49,. Thomas Hynes, released from the Auburn
State Prison March last stabbed Michael COchrane, In
Buffalo, on Saturday with carving knife ntctng three
serious wounds Hynes is in prison CoShranes life Is
despaired Of
IA private letter from Fort Smith, Ark,
ration the Cherokee and Choctaw Indian IerfltoTy
free from one Of the factories is WITHIN tnee mics
Of Fort Smith.
49,. Reports from various parts OF CailfOrnla
have been received Of the rapid progress o III I
and barley crops Although the accounts Ii . s
the rust s not general, the mlSchet 10 "0i0 ''V "u
was anticipated
The funerol of Frederick Seymour late
covenor n, pritsh Columbia, took place June l6 az
Fsnntnoult Vnncouver's Island. SIR James Douglas,
Chef Needham, and Caps Edfe and MIST Oh the
ROYAL Navy acted as pall-bearers
The British trOOp-ship Crocodile arrived
M . ar Johns n B. Saturday night, IL days from
i,s and sail on Tuesday for England There will then
R,'ss ~ ~; British troops left in New'Brunswick
A Quincy, ILL.,, dispatch states that the
poy ioseph Lowe OF that city, who accused some
time since of attempting improper aeres with young
lady, was expelled from tue ChEsil6h Church at camp
Pointisas QlIle 4th for conduct unbecoming sen'o
iah ahd Christian.
Forty-six new discoveries of rich silver
deposits are reported in the White Pine dlstrcI
OF bullion from thence later have averaged az % 6e
10 $50 600 per week The mining facilities VIII soon p9
dOnbed and is is estimated that s0V0Oo" WIZ w FFS
a.. SHAl.