New-York tribune., 1870-04-20
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

.... The u s. steamer Iroquois has arrived
at the Philadelphia Navy-Yard
Walter $. Drew, a printer, from New
Hampshire fell from window OF the Rensselaer, House
in Albany, yesterday, and was killed
The survivors of the "Old SIXTH Regi-
ment OF Massachusetts, celebrated the anniversary OF
their passage through Baltimore, III Worcester yester
day. 1S officers and men taking part in the exercises
"A vein of camel coal has been discovered
within three miles Of Percy station on the Union Pacific
Railroad which pronounced by old miners to be OF the
best quality
There is panic in mining stocks in San
Francisco Gould and Curry sold at $40; kentuc at s6
Choar, s4 Hale and Norcross, sl2 overman, $685. and
1.-The Mississippi River at Dubuque is now
one inch above the extreme high water mark OF 1869
part of the city have been obliged to work con-
sequence Of the water entering the lower stories.
The case of House agt the Union Pacific
Railroad at Cheyenne concluded on Saturday The
Jury allowed his claim OF $4,000 House received
injuries while passenger over the railroad In the spring
Of 1868.
Horace n. Cougar has resigned the office
Of Secretary State OF NewJersey to accept the Vice
Presidency of the Newark Life Insurance Company at
az s6 M The CREATED by his resna
THE officers and crew of the schOol-ship
Mercury ashore Cape Henry have arrived at Nor.
folk Va The vessel Is but little injured and 1t is thought
Norfolk for NewYork to morrow, in the steamer
Isaac Bell,
.James Henry, passenger on the eml,
from the cars while in motion at Merteetown station on
the East Pennsylvania Railroad on Monday night A
policy OF life insurance for $500 and some money was
found upon his person.
The safe in the Office of the County
Treasurer at Newport, yermilhon County, Ind, was
mrprencyi The money belonged to the County. The
County Commissioner offer heavy reward Ior Tue AZ
THE bark KutusOtf, Capt. Atkinson,
which sailed. from BcIlingham Bay Washington Terri
tory Francisco on the oath OF November and the
lulu Decepber.3 have neither been heard from since
their sailing, and are given up as lost.
THE remains of Robert Harper, a prSmi-
nent and wealthy citizen OF Aba9y VINO ny .n
son River opposite Coeynans, last evening As his
money and gold watch We're found on his body and no
cidentally drowned.
The steamer Colorado sailed from San
for On % sS S mac @ on
s7O5oOo treasure of which sSss coo Is for England
Total shipment OF treasure since January OF s2 o27
Including s. SCI 600 sent to Ncwlork overland.
The Western Eleyating Company of Buff
fao have adopted resolution that on and after April 20
1870 the price for elevatng grain will he one cent per
hnshel which includes Ave days storage, and onequar-
ter Of cent per buse storage each nts
cent per buse In addition 10 the above charges for dis
charging.
"A communication received by Gen. Sher-
idan from Col stanley dated Fortl sully Dakota Teri
tory March 49, says the sansare band OF sioux number
lodges, have come Into tat post ana are ANXIOUS
to trade with the whites for guns, ammunition, &c They
openly their intention to make war upon the
miners along Muscle Shell and> Yellow Stone Rivers,
and either kill them all drive them of The redskins
complain that the whites are getting all their gold
A man died at the u. $. Hotel, in Buffalo,
Yesterday of yellow aundice, about whom there Is con
adorable mystery lie arrived IN Buffalo the 18th OF
November, 1850, and registered his name az George
Smith Of Highstown No jersey ON the 3lst OF Decei-
Der he went away hut returned IN few days He rarely
left the hate and stad refused TO give any account OF
himself He had acquaintance, and kept himself aioof
from society When dying, he said he hal lived ~ one
time In BorentcwD n j. lie requested Ia be buried II,
a strictly private manner In Buffalo. When he fgst ar.
rived at the hotel lie deposited 900 with the CLERK and
drew small sums " he needed thou.