New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-04
GENERAL. TELEGRAPuIC NOTES.

1.-THE reunion of the 18th Army Corps VIII
be held at Springfield, H., on the l7th INST
I'M. Ramirez, Peruvian Consul III san
Francisco, died Oh Monday, Of consumption.
The total shipments of treasure from San
Francisco since January amount Y" sl''zo'oV
....T The Dublin Qreland) Freeman denounces
Dsraelis novel Lothian Tor lts Gross iiuHordI'!'
The steamship Siberia is overdue at
Boston, having left Queenstown OH the Goth Of April.
IA frame building in course of erection,
in Chicago fell yesterday. -Four men were severely III
jurcd.
The Sutro Tunnel has reached the depth
OF 900 feet The work is advancing Rapidly and the
ground is favorable.
Moses Pond, a well-kn0wn furnace and
stow dealer in Boston and highly esteemed etizeh
49,. The Toronto Rowing Club are negotiating
with the Tyne and ST. JONAS crews u row al Toronto
after the great race at Lachine.
Charleston s. Co yesterday Littewas done beyond the
appointment Of the usual committees.
Senator Revels Of Mississippi addressed
large audience the City Hail in spi geld, Mass last
evening Oh "The Tendency OF the Age
Thomas Drscol took sixty grains of
strychnine In Providence Oh Sa urday lie mad lost ms
place in cacoprinting establishment because OF III
temperance.
1.-The Chicago Base Ball Club arrived in
NewOrleans, La Yesterday Iney are uie gh ss o te
Lone Star Club and will play their first game with them
on the sth inst.
IAN election for one Councilman in each
and resulted in the choice OF three Democrats ah wv"
Republicans, same as last year.
1.-The steamship Montana, which sailed
yesterday from a oa an'S9 nor ss of Which is
for England and $4,000 for Panama.
The election yesterday in indianapolis for
half of the members OF the City Coun resulted IN e
choice Of six Republicans aud three Democrats, leaving
the political complexion unchanged
The coinage of the Branch Mint at San
Francisco during the month of April nou ed i TO ia ~
600 in double eagles, aud $1,000 m iver lhe Total CON-
raatn. ~
Charles Stow, editor of The Girdrd Cos
ropoiitan, was assaulted at tie Reed House in Erie,
PENN Monday by Tomas Grow icy, OF no
damage was inflicted.
MFR. Selwyn publishes denial that he has
withdrawn from tue management OF the oewyn Iheater
ments constitute him partner aud manager for term OF
years not yet expired
....John H, Morton, youth nineteen years
old II. c. Norton banker iii Louisville shot and
that city Monday. Jealousy was tue cause Morton
surrendered himself and Is IN jail.
1.-The eight seamen of the whale ship
Amira Of Edgartown, examined In Boston before Com.
missioner Haet charge Of depring the Captain OF
discharged the evidence failing to support the aeSa
lions against Them
900. In the case of Joseph b. lIOwes agt DR..
n p Monroe dstin guished pm scian and surgeon in
Belfast Me- for alleged malpractice the treatment of
plaintiffs eyes the jury yesterday rendered verdict iof
occupied nearly week.
capt W. r. Story, Deputy United States
Marshal was shot and instantly killed In Salt Lake, ON
Monday, by desperate named HAYES, whom lie was
about to arrest An armed posse of MOrnons pursued
the murderer, and killed him. Howcs wounded three or
the posse before he WAS shot
In the u. s. Circuit Court in Philadelphia,
yesterday before Judge Cadwaladcr in the case OF Full
Ter ag Sibey Stops, injunction Was granted re-
straining the defendants fI' making ana seng the
"Goderich tuck-maker," an appendige 10 sewing ma
chimes The patent granted To Fuller June D. 1850,
and GOderich Of Chicago was hcensee
IA correspondent of The Laurence (Kansas)
Journal, states that few days since Col A. Payne ana
NJ. c. Stapleton, two influential citizens of Muhtcelo,
Kansas, quarreed about trivial affair while drink
ing, and agreed settle the matter in dark room.
Payne had knife and Stapcton revolver Some citi.
hearing pistol shot burst open the door, ana
found Stapeton with his throat cut and Pay he shot
through the lungs Neither were killed. but there Is but
little hope OF their recovery.
IA patent deed has lately been issued from
the United states to the State OF Wisconsin Of 5S2 81 O
acres OF land for the West Wisconsin Railway Company.
and deed from the State 10 that corporation Tue
first of these documents bears the seal Of tue United
States and contains IS pages OF closely matter,
each page being about 10 by 20 inches. Thcre lands 10
which the Company has already become EMIT ed
count the construction Of their road, incude very
choice tracts which will at distant day be among the
most valuable in the state.
....Judge Allison of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Philadelphia rendered decision yesterday In
the contest for the District Attorneysh OF that city
The Court decides that Shepherd Dem elected by
majority of IS Charles Gibbons the Republican can
ddate at the election in 1863. This has been curious
case First Shepherd entered ON the duties OF the once
by certificate OF election then contest esued, when
the Supreme Court decided that Gibbons elected by
ruling out the vote OF certau division on account or
fraudulent votes and the Common Pleas decides,
after recount and almost internnase afSuehts that
Shepherd was elected