New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NEWS.


The officers of the Monarch will be en-
tcrtaned by the Baltimore municipal authorities to-day
.... Capt. Jacob w. Hugg, a prominent ship
ping merchant Of Baltimore died on Saturday aged Co.
49, The convention of the members of the
Conservative Press Of Louisiana assembled Id New
Orleans yesterday.
john Kentworthy of Amsterdam, N. Y,
was killed at schepeetady yesterday, IN attempting TO
get on train OF cars
Charles Mccormick and four emigrants
who injured in the railroad disaster on the Memphis
Central have since ded
.... Searles Hotel, at Montrose, Penn, was
burned on Sunday night, together with several other
49,. Samuel L. Woodson, formerly Of Rich
moad Va died Of ppGmGm on 3Re s sGny III Memphis
The rock-b under the eastern pier of
Louis bridge % feet below the @!9ss oi the the
air-chamber is now a pounds to the inch
John c. Thompson, late Deputy Post
master at University Of virginia was YESTERDAY SEN
fenced at Richmond TO 10 years imprisonment III Tue
Albany Penitentiary, for robbing the mails
"A bill to provide a sinking fund has passed
the South Carolina legislature Under us Sste @
he purchased and Cancelled during the present year.
THE steamship Nebraska, which is now
in Francisco ready for sea- is to be the pioneer Te
and Melbourne about the 2jth OF March,
The snOw-stom yesterday extended over
the Eastern States In NewHampshire about.l2 inches
Of snow fell and IN Massachusetts about four inches
The railroad trains were slightly impededby the snow
1.-The steamer Mississippi, southwark
bound and heavily laden with stock and Western pro
duce struck yesterday near the landing at water
Proof La No lives were lost The boat and cargo are
a total loss.
Capt. Kenelon Robbins, U. 5. A., I'M
assigned died at Jackson, Miss, yesterday lie was
native of Massachusetts, and graduate Of West Point
lie formerly served with the i3d Infantry aud the 9th
THE Republican City Convention of Cam
has ch@5es GoS or HaySr ha
nominated William H. JefIreys for Mayor ana T. Brad
shaw for Marshal.
The funeral of Lefevre Jarrett, late
President Of the Baltimore Board Of Police Comms
oner took place Yesterday and was ateePd d o e
the Fire Department, and great concourse OF citizens
IA fire yesterday in Hunts building on
Washing Nicksburg destroyed the stock OF Her
Schefi Brothers damaged to the amount of $4,000;
they we're insured. The building was damaged to the
IT. Buchanan Reade's painting of SheIi-
dams Ride" illustrating his poem on the same subject,
painted for the Philadelphia Union League Is ON private
its exhibition for the benefit OF the PainerPoet ucom-
mands universal praise.
Charles Roach, while under the influence
Of liquor became engaged in quarrel with Thomas Con
don, at Fort Dodge, Montana on Thursday last when
causing death the next day Up TO the time OF the ARRAY
they were intimate friends.
.... In the case of John Reynolds, who was
Of the 18th ult and died in the Poee-station, the Cor
oners jury yesterday rendered verdict That the de
ing his skull, and inflicted by some person unknown"
IA convention of the general freight
agents held in New-Orleans Yesterday committee
on classification appointed 10 consult with the
representatives Of the various lines interested IN
through business between the North and Southwest
with view Of securing greater uniformity III clasSinea
ton.
49,. Russell F. WOolver, indicted for murder
for killing of John H. Reynolds in orwell oswego
County in september last, has been convicted OF man
slaughter the third degree. and the Court sentenced
the prisoner to four years in the Auburn state Prson
Therpi sa
with the verdict.
The propeller New Jersey,which left Balti-
more on Friday, for Norfolk, Na with large freight,
was burned aud sunk of sharps Island in the Chesa.
peake Bay The captain and crew ESCAPED IN the boats
peior Transit The NewJersey was valued at $4,000,
and insured for $3.50.
49,. Later Arizona advices have been received
in san Francisco The mining news Is favorable hch
mineral discoveries are reported one ledge OF gold,
bearing quartz, near Bradshaw Mountain, has been
rock assays $500 per Flour at Prescott was de-
Ginning and was selling at $50 per barrel
There was no Stoppage OF work on the
mart OF the coal miners Scranton yesterday The EN-
ployes of the three large Companies, the Delaware
lackawanna and Western, the Pennsylvahla Ioi Con,
many and the Delaware Canal Company, refusing to
turn out The men in the vicinity OF Nkesoatre nave
the under adyemen but there was no turn out
The Illinois Female College ut Jackson
willie destroyed by fire yesterday The building be-
onged to Illinois Conference OF the Methodist Eplseo
red and the furniture was ali saved though dam
aged condition. There were about $50 female pupils IN
The body of John Dean, one of a party of
four roughs who rescued thief from Policeman Me.
Namara in Boston three weeks has been found with
a pistol ball in his head IL Is supposed he shot by
the officer who fired three shots when the attack
made upon hun and that HAVING ea IN the hands Of
the body into the rlver
"A bill was passed in thel lower branch of
the Missouri Legislature ON SATURDAY, almost unaui-
mously requiring the School Board TO appropriate TO
every private school and hereafter established in
ST Louis $40 for each scholar receiving free tuition in
such school IL Is said II this bill becomes law 10
be made 10 almost break up the Public School system
Efforts will be made 10 defeat 1t III the Senate.
THE Minnesota House of Representatives
has passed the bill applying the Internal Improvement
Lands Of the State TO the payment OF the Old railroad
bonds, with amendment that IL be submitted To vote
Of the people at the Spring election ana shall not become
operative until 100000 OF bonds shall have been de-
posted with the state Department. The bill had pre-
yousy passed the Senate without the conditions named
Messrs. Courier, Cutting and Best, the
new Niagara Frontier Police Commissioners, entered
upon duties OF their Office yesterday. Messrs Green
Shaw and Buell. surrendered under protest IL IS under
srood Messrs Green and Shaw have appealed 10 the
Courts for redress Commissioner Shaw claiming the acts
for which tile Commissioners were removed were COM
United before he accepted The oncc, anu there Is no oN
dence duplicating him.
The Philadelphia Supreme Court has de-
cided case brought by the State against the fhhade
nina Saving Fund Society for OOOO unclaimed deposits
which the wealth claimed TO have escheated on
the ground that 10 consisted OF deposits the owners OF
which had died leaving 10 lawful claimants 10 thein
The decision says The proceedings TO escbeat surplus
funds being Illegal both It's object and It's modes The
Judge at piius right IN eniOning IT, Inc act
contrary 10 law and preludcla 10 the interests OF tho
Society and ito depositors. No can doubt that an
from IL Its surplus FUNDS Win tho up
paren apprObatOn Of the Court must impair u ana cur
tail its business and might subject To the seizure 81 ts
deposits forcing either Ia suspend payment or 10 I'M
nair liz assefn maintain