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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17
NEW MUSIC.

Boosey &, Co. publish in their cheap Mus-
cal Cabinet" Of operas, arranged Tor piano SOLO,
giving the overtEros and transcription OF al tue prv
pal airs. concerted pieces choruses &c.. AT an apsur"S
cheap price, and form which, IL not exactly eesan'
is useful and convenient. We have received OF lniS
edition "Masaniello" THE Crown Diamonds ." Inc
Black Domino," civilian Tell" " Don Giovanni ana
Tampa" tho arrangements OF which, so FAR as VIC la'o
examined them are all that can be demanded.
pott & Amery have published two excellent
pieces church music by Mr. j. H. Cornell organls VI
S. Paus Chapel in this city. The first Is the CAAAth
Palm. Out OF the Deep. arranged In chant form, .o'
eight Voices the second Dies Ira C. Day OF "rath u
for four with organ obbligato MT oorneh 70
really good composer of church music; ana .hoso Nv"
picces will be- found especially acceptable where con
gregational singing pIacticod though OF course ty
are likewise suitable for single orsdouOie quar'o'' ~
Murray OF the Brick Church, In recent sermon on
Hymnology, complained that "a Hood OF inc Weahes'
aud --LATEST evangelical Jingle Is let n upon US W.
CorneIs compositions ocr refreshing contrast 10 the
~,,pes- Of which Dr. Murray speaks though they are
NOT at all difficult Tee two we have mentioned are weh
adapted to the season Of Lent.
Ditson g. Co have published n new collec-
ton OF sacred aud secular music under the title OF Inc
American Tune Book" the compilation OF Whleh mas
been governed by a somewhat novel principle None o.
the tunes are new but all 1--WE assured have been
thoroughly tested by use, and proved generally popu
lar In ane the book purports TO embrace in single
volume all tho church tunes, anthems, and part
songs which have the greatest public favor IN
all parts OF the United They were collected by
correspondence with thousand teachers and choir
leaders and of the lists OF tunes received from about
i've hundred sources those chosen which appeared
on the greatest number OF the lists Church tunes form by
far the principal part OF the selections Inc secular songs
and anthems are but few Prexed TO the collection Is
new course Of instruction for singing schools BY Dr.
Lowell Mason.
Oliver DitSon & Co. have the credit of pub
fishing the first American edition of John sebastian
Bach's Passion Music according 10 the Gospel OF
ST. MattAco This master work OF the great
musician has been admirably prepared for the press
by Mr.. John S. Dwight He has translated the
German text with the utmost care not only TO pre-
serve the sense Of the original but to keep the music
intact and especially Bachs quaint, peculiar
accent and melodie phrasng The full vocal score Is
printed with both English and German words. The
accompaniment is principally that Of julius STERN but IN
many Of arias and recitayes Mr. Dwight has adopted
the excellent arrangement OF Robert Franz of whom Mr.
Dwight says that his elaboration Of the full orchestral
score with utmost fidelity TO Bachs intentions, has
rendered of these arias for the first time practicable
I'm performance"
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change at the dates given:

The Government bonds been hrni today although
transactions have been light at the Stock EAeo'h''
The Funding bill Is every the theme OF dse''
and many parties are awaiting the ae;Icn Of the o'e
IN regard TO H. The propositions to pay c"mrniso'>
bankers or brokers' or TO make foreign agencies dos n'
meet with any favor, as far as We eau learn Tue
ia made at all hours aud everywhere the ebaTd ''F "
our bonds is such TO attract customers without pa,
ANYBODY for asking them. II merchant has We IN IN
goods and wares the people are not long ID hpdie "
out. .t. .. -.
State bonds are about steady Tennessee IS ano Gov
non. 50, do new. Sosis! Yesterday. toqs@ Vrsn' -
and coupon 7ls72h against 6sl s7la yesterdays NV''
C.-o,,na new ga, Missouri ss @ than yesirrda!
In Railroad bonds the marka was strong % D,"'
ana Iron Mountain IS; Milwaukee and ST. Paui y, iV'
do. First, s3i; Union Pacific los income o.. "o
Mortgage, IS; Central Pacific. ~ a.. a..
Th S,os market 10 day has been very much IKE INC
sa,her-cbspreable. with large operations IN Se"N"A
C.n,ral and Hudson. at wio99 Lake SHORE 800
So, Chicago and North Western. 'c e'h anu "'"""
ani st Paul. sst go; do. Preferred, 'iis7at =,
r fo,owipg are the highest prees al the dates gwen
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WEDNESDAY. March Ie-P. ~

The money market to-day is very easy, and on
CALL with sufficient cOateras Is abundant at &per cent.
We do not think the departure Of few millions Of cur
rency the country would be any harm 70 our banks
TO business There large amount OF the producs
OF 1869 to be moved and NewYork money must move IT,
and doing this would aid not only tho producer, bus
the railroads the canals soon 20 be In operation.
but would In motion the machinery Of trade ahd traffic
in the land.
We learn some OF merchants that dealers from
the country buying with great Caution and that hero
credits are shorter. both beneficial to all concerned
When men buy for they seldom buy what they do NOT
want
At 10 O'Clock In the Gold Exchange Gold sold at ll2;
at lOa4 lllz; Il:20. 1l2; lO:39 lli; I4s. ia; SS
1l1.; I2:O6 Il2; 1891, 1li l05, li2 lj INF 40 III?
p lIII 2:47, l2t; p III. closed at li2s Highest Fce
ll24 lowest. llli opening, l2 closing price. ll1 A
4:20 gold 1l2. The transactions III tho Gold TX
change Bank to-day were "a follows Total clesTanc's
So 63i 900 gold balances, 81 s37 7Os currency baance
S2o7t9s Holders of gold paid from TO per cent for
carrying over balances.
We have nothing TO note as 70 any changes IN the mar
ket rates of commercial paper
Foreign exchange is "A shade hrmer today, although
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The following from The Economist, London - very
gratifying evidence that confidence in the future OF no
United States Government credit Is being hruy esiio-
lshed abroad that bonds advancing and 40
think in a short time they will command, as they Ought
the highest price OF any and per cent securities oNi
in England We have both the ability and The DISPOSE
ton TO pay our debts The Economist says;
The demand which is being made by the south ani
West portions OF the United States for an Increase oi
currency indication that the Interchange oil con
modites is the increase, and that prosperity r.
turning. The declaration Of the President that every
dollar OF superfuous expenditure II Ia ba cut on = az
other feature calculated inspire s more conhd'nes
in the future of the United States Government eeu
The rather rapid decline IN the premium ON gold ale
has consequently brought IN buyers ia torco boh h'o
and on the con-ent, notwithstanding the bgh hgnfts
reached; and the frinness with which these boni' aie
held is proved by the slight relapse only Sb'eh ZOOS
place In The middle of the week. when tho premium ..
gold recovered l per cent. The United states hobIs
have been quicer the last day or two. but The lae aS
vance is firmly maintained. The 5os of is62 close ~ "a
to 9O. the 1865 at S9 10 s9i and the ss at ss TO ~
We give below the highest sales OF Government bonds
In the Government Stock Department OF the STOCK Ll
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Hudim ssa,ts Of gtuI 6siatr.
j. JoHssos. jr., AuciIoneer
DY JOHN SON IL NJ l. Il X,
ID AUCTtoNRERS AND


REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
no rs E,ss,U-sr. coz csD.E-sr Erw.Ionna ,,
rented ,rch.ng,d Loans negotiated Aan Sale. Of Pa,",Or &c
At II Ocot at Became s,l'sroo@ III BrOid"'J L.
NI2 o'rlock At Exchange Silesroom. III BroaiNaY.
VALUABLE sBw.YORK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
BY order q David yanI1eet ESQ., S'isnse 10 bahk"p'I'
The valuable business property knognss
No % CHATIAMsT (oE No &A large tvesioy and oels,
Store buI the most substantial manner WIN nea SOM
No 20 CRY HALL LACEThrees,Oy basement sndsubesnar
brick Dwelling; modern Improvements
Also, q. same time ana plaes
By order Of Admin strstor-, Z
THE VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, --.
No Il PITTST westerly side IL n 10 n south o. m,nsohs
1ato,v s ana basement brick House, HlO1lIi; bosnOne
stoOp and trimmings . rooms gas &c Nc. .,a r,,,.
yIru,RIR BUSINESS PROPERTY Oh S0UTHSf,
No, 30 and al SOUTH r. north west corner OF
Two large substantial eIes sIasF DggS Dno,s
NE noe wis. the SQUAD steamers have their terminus toe
Fast River this will be one localities or business TIE CITY
line cars pas. the door every few minutes Terms liberal
Maps at Aactoneers' Ohe % Nis'sust
TUESDAY. MARCH ",
AtR o'clock At ETchauge Ssesroom. III Broadway
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
GRAND CLBARINGOUr SALE
Mrssr& A. G. KIEGSLASD X SONS
IIay. directed JOHNSON 4 MILLER
To sell without limit reservation,
AntbsIr VALUABLE BRooKLYS PROPERTY
OF sold a the great sale IN March, 1863. -.
This will he the sale afford best opportunity
offered for men q measra'. means 70 1
to all tie WiliamsDnrgh ieHeA ,,, Viii v.,1,n
The lots are speLdy located MeeksTye Varek 'anlam
Appoo Nassau bndgewster Moore aad LAke, In the Immediate
,Ici,ty az ercelert improvements.
s The attention capitalists lumber and brick merchants ana
usHactures called the valuable DOCKS on SeStosn Greek
viii with will be Included IN Ue
tre,k /. bagabr FOR large The locality for manufacturing
patros eauho be surpassed the vicinity OF kswfo
The terms per mortgage) are so easy 'na eve" men OIL
The most moderate means purchise more lots
maya " Is Esssaust, " J.,
I57 MOu,sgue-st BROOKLYN
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

wEsrcHEsTER couNrr-hh,ss,,,Mo n ~ s,.s
shave es Gore o. central Mount vernon ~, ieo , rs
p. Central Mount Vernon
Nos til Central Mount 'efa0'' ''-
noHRIsssn.
least S. TS OF ierAnderave e1lto '.-'''''''''' 80
lRdsL D. SO OF Aleu- ndersve, bilVV '''''''''''
SEwRoCBsiLs M
Garden 81 and College place. cor l9oi1'V'''''''''
IoSkEHs 500
Morgan and groot 4Oi50 aoD
Chesuui.st 9Ol Of Guion st. 1o0rlo ,'.''' w.
NEwJERsEY cS,tiSd siso
Wayerypl ns, ~ u ron DAIeal',' C. 90
summits 100 D 81 Beeete.., 9s,Igo ........ 200
oR ., o.. ~ ............... siqN
Oakwoodpl. sionrg lot 10 ~ W, S,.,.n
Burnsde-st 93 OF Ie. 1850
ORANGE arm
Nead,t 1879 Of Wsshngtons 5oi1o'''''''''''''''
o.o
ca-er, n 81 Lincoln ave lrIn .o
Cousers 100 n " road to SeNar faBtiS''''''''''. -
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The amount OF bonds offered to the Government today
was s. $780, Among the offerings Mcssrs Frcd-
man Solomon from 100 81 dIO7s9; DreSel winthrop
Co. s351 COO from lO673 aIO57 Baker& Kitchen s0oo,
from lO7ssGlOse4; Leonard, Sheldon & Foster, sHo"
lO695 Buckingham q Brown, sS77.7o, from lo6%dlT~,
&c. The following are the awards:
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lDRrAy II. MULLZR Auctoneef =,
r,vUrTrrnDc, GALE of tlp VALUABLE

AoRfAy II. MILLER Aactoneef :,
EXECUTORS SALE of the EALD ALL ABLE n.
IL PROPERTY Known the UNITED STATES HOTEL a. rag
Poctayny I-ADRIiN II. MULLER, r. K. WILKINS 20 VIZ
s AZ auction on TUESDAY March & al IL o'clock al tle
Saesroom III BroadssJ by order Of the undersigned rxn
STATES HOTEL PROPERTY, situate at FAR BoCAA"A LoHu
ISLAND. - -, fl. f.u,o.,,e Oh.
Th, prope frontage the RockauaT Turnpike oppos ne
side The Marine Pavilion Of 40 feet on tosiersL e ~ ~
Of feet the line being 5Z rect
The Hotel bung frame three stories above basement e
bnt shape IS feet the outside CT ech gei
contain, 81 Sleeping tgOhns Of which are double rooms
sm nips I, Parors Bar Room Kitchen. Servants Hal tine
ck cellar under building and Piazza on the oce oI
The building repair and contains al The neeess
f 6cs Hotel There also stable Horse Sheds. Laundry
Ie.-bous. Henuery and other outbudngs -, /,
The the property constitutes part Oh uu VIII W
sold aith the premises. a.. 80,
dibtfI and watering the Atlantic sesboAr
Tn sale Opportunity rarely met nn h 'n"'e "'1Is
a. iny..t IN Iotel pr,perty. ~ TERMS AT SALE -,
The FupHr, Hotel will BE- sold az AIcoa ~ future a'
ds ro,ce Of which xl be given. MICHAEL INJURY E,.euo
due n'''e " '' JinEs MILRf
Pbogrape View the House may a. ibe once 9 t9
,ou,efs 10 Pnss u, where Maps can ~ Obtained ltyJ
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! MONKS WILKES Anciioneer . .
C.Tr IN piRTITIO\ by Order OF the Su'

GALE IN PAKIIIIUNl by UIdcr o. 1T. tI,e - gu
- nr,e Court fyauable PROPERTY on Fl:sve Barter N@lA
Cedar Crnd Rector Washington and West Thirty eb'hs'+ anu
LAND In the Town Soon Cortland County NeE.ios. NH
To- will sell az suctou, TiJrssDAi' siNou
"a 1870 At u O'clock Exchange Sasoom NO. III btf"A'
hae under direction DANIEL r. ugrsham. IT,. Referee
fIRSTAyE no l5jVauabe lot With twossoTy bek "@o Anu
dwelling covering euiir. lot 23lrl0N. . .. ~.
tST CORNER BAXTER AND CANAL STS-Foor Eye.
story and dwelling Known as Nos E I'D 10 80
and 2lg Csua.st 49, Baxter and 1& 10 "a Csnalst
GRASDS Nos 81 577l sud 59' sHab pot OF ground WIKI i've
story brick stores dSelings f68S73 Jr9i3 r,
SoRTIIEAST CORNER WASHINGTON AND RECroR.STS, Nos
o. AMI gglPiot Of ground g. 6r854 With Lrick budinz 49,
NORTH Asst CORNER WASHINGTON AND tEDAk SD, nos
IaT l4;i ard lgg-P.ot. With brek b1idugs .55Nih3
WR>T THIRTY RfGHTISr, No. tI-fhree-story bseH snl'
broadway and sbave SiSAs' As''
70, acre, n the Town Scion Cortland County NewiorE
Book Maps ready The AuctioussTs Ohce NO finest
rs'0n -F' ' r. n. BOVINE, Attorney.
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2tal d:siatc 10 GrrbaHor.

NJ A. rutland g. Co., Beekman-st., have
WI to EXCHANGE for HBwlORK or BkoOhLfN PHofEhIi
FARMS N,rg-, Queens suffolk Roesahd, Petnam neseae
Drtchr,. ani orange COane u NeN.Jersty and Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-17

t,t Of Queen Nsria beautiful popular Music Including AZ
4 Zoe Agrn lumbe DENORFSrs MONTHLY MAGAZINE hos
worth Sl9ss premium TO each
srrDE Address DEIORSFN MONTHLY 3Jl Broad \. Y. Ten
<sB sogn tgS.fnrioa 1 aEs The eBgsyuG
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ANNE. DEMORESTs SENn.ANNUAL DIME

4I BOOK oF NSIkUoiiofs ON DRESS for TIE sprpg ard
l.et Dess Materials Trimming, BoRnets much
oer dssmaking rte ote Pnce 10
sslei post free SO BosasI T. lTsAe 10 aDe
I.a
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.Nouscs mo tarms &lant,e.

sousts mo ctarms 6dIsnt,e.
COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED, plainly fur
~ one or tso hours the city, from the middle Of
Jnue Sepemberi price about SOD address !. -
rs West Tweuty-eigltl-sL
ENANTED---FOr iirst-class tenants, two
w browusione hghstoop HOUSES between Eghteeph ana
Lexington and Seventh o. LbSPINASSi heA
Estate Broke PIBe-s.
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Gomtm YtaI fstat, for Salt.

a CHANCE FOR COLONIES.
~ Fiss FLORIDA FiRMisG AND WOOD LANDS
AT LESS THAN GOVERNMENT PRICE.
whole pA ling tie line OF the Florida H.
r. 10 levy Acahus Bradford and Clay Counties for sale by
DIX LEON L IHBODEN, No. 257 Broadsay,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcBAsGk.-Fmsr CA

I'I y fIsFIth NJ NJ.
onl.a l.-...-....u...lD LII
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9mtirg 3mAtmi;;.

IELASKO's ACADEMY OF DANCING, ca
West Thirty ur'hsi Morning and afternoon classes daily Gen
tsnen Monday and THURSDAY, at 0 p.
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GONG aslano GfaI Gstats for SaI,.

DOR SALE-One of the finest RESIDENCES
Lang Island Sound contains about 40 beautifully sd out
lodge greenhouse Sc: situated abont ~ miles
,ram New York. trains Gay SAMUBL GLOVER. a Wihamst
nor SALE or LEASE for five years ut
Il Rayenwood River Fronts, Acres House,
stable Garden Lotge 10 perfect Moderate price;
easy HAZARD APrHDRP Co. TO Broadway, " u
NOR SALE-The most desirable RESIDENCE
IN ~ V With barn aud abundance 81 fruit
Pnce $500 Address +. K PAYNE RIye5Lead, y !.
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REAL ESTATE.
Yrw-YopK. Wednesday, March lc, 1870

NEw-YoRK, W !nesday, March lG, 1870
Business at the Exchange to-day was salts
factory. The attendance was fair the bidding brisk, and
the offerings went of freely. disposition is manifested
TO accept the decline inevitable. and TO make sales
upon the new basis Labor is cheaper. and certainly
plenty, and building materials generally are lower man
year ago. Indeed, il Is probable that duplicate Of tho
building that last $4,000 could be pat up now
for The acceptable time to buy and To buld rs
presenta further decline need scarcely be expeced
Now that the for sales Is opening, would not be
well TO make the reports OF auctions record of sales
really made rather tnan OF real and fictitious salesf III
cord OF which may be fOnDd among the official list
Of transfers. AuctOneers have not the entire control OF
the matter hut a word from them 10 owners might re-
strain the latter from bidding up their propetyor nav
ing it bought in at extravagant prices ana theu per
uniting action to 20 forth VITA the same eHect as II
II had been real sale owners o properly shOhld pro
their interests and might bid up OF buy ~ as they
felt inclined, but there is need 10 make publication
as extensive If the transfer had been made III rehly
Improved city real estate comprised the offerings
to-day and the aucii0neers were Messr' A. j. Bleecker
Son Il Co. James NJ. Miller. and Muller. Wilkins q co.
Tho sales Of the Messrs Blocker made under the
direction OF Mr.. Thomas ii. Landon. referee The de-
tails may be found below.
eghteenthst.. between Eighth and Ninth'aveS., for
81 s0O also two lots north side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fortyseVenth-s between Seventh and Eightnayes Tor
81 900 each. These sales were all for cash.
The following property has been sold by E. H. Ludlow
House and lease OF lot NO. Forty $4,000
House aud lease of lot No 10 West Fifuethst $1,000
Lot on Fifthave FOrtyseventhst. 3sNlO0 IT, $1,000
Dwelling and lot No 457 Broonest near Greene, -
Stable and lot No. West Thirty ightl-st...- 10000
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A. j. BLEECKER. son co.
slave, premises cor i4h & $500
6eths lots $40 # OF Shave each 25I h'k eaeh 200
9saSs liois cor ieftbs, each l5IOo non
K7,bsi lots s. loo of7thave, each z'Iss eaehI wv
BY JAMES ST. MILLER.
Tonse lot 20 Noros "a Of Delaneeys, lot
, 1870-04-15
GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES,
A Card from MIR. RcIl1y-Somc Questions
for AIz. I.ouerg2n.

1b the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune: :.
In this mornings edition Of your valuabie paper
read cas1 sscm cne Thomas Lonergan, Xroes!y
m1srepreseuil1g facts In regard 10 the attempted
arrest Of me- on lazt Friday Afternoon, By couple
,a13Ys, Of msn calling themselves on'sed stasea de-
would put the following tnterosations TO Nj.
Why did he atatc that be did aos k.s.s them when
INIT spoken to upon the subtcct7 49,.
Nhy did this WOMAN and one Of tnc men, f,stsst-
didtskr after the occurrence, leave ths hotel snd
repair 70 another, there Registering under noofnef
Why did one Of these g." "detezsrs.- ~ the city
w1ss b hsaa ID q "a WS,sss con,,,o.
" send parties to me to withdraw The complaint,
and In case Of rtfusAi, threaten counter
Sn1n 4osn sO@a ea1 e ns1s
| hand now IL SERVING ont a erni In tho Peniten-
money, md that the time Of his incarceration de-
repdG wholly upon the nutuocr Of Victims she cAn
for sns ge Of tnse IN mighty t The
| tr1th when he sa5s nAtle IN unprosoket. assault
\ upon them. TneI wesr both drunk, lusoiens, snd
drag me through the street, exhibiting thels pls
tolls. Rud refusing to shoE me an! evidence ol
their nnthpsttF, resented the cnTatlly attack BY
| IhIeahinE one Of The 60-calltl "1reFattreA
| Immediately reported tue circumstances 10 Nj
t-onergau, Hho told nc that, II they hat no War
rant for MY arrrst, was perfectly Justified In lie
| Tending my I,trsun frotu any such attack.
The case cones up to-nolror (FrtdaIl Afternoon
at O'Clock, In Justice WInshIp:s ONCE, where
would be pleased 80 stc those who witnessed th'
| do not desltr TO cnmrrumtsc thing, Tut d
court thoruugh INVESTIGATION, 80 that ihe publ
hS sa;tS5 ~, y M r. lssa eons
| atlyes" SEX fame and fortune
Hoping for The saxe Of Justice you viii lnse1
'uT TnoaaaD. % itEi1lT, 10. is South Clark street
| CHICAGO. April II, fsIn,
, 1870-04-15

Three ml1ls Carried Away Below ~.
Anthony fnlie-PFospcct OF Further
DumnKc-,M}lilnry Items.

Three mulr Carried Away Below ~.
Anthony fnlls-Prospcct OF Further
DumnRc-MIlitnryl ltcmx.
apedI Despatch to The ChIeaxo Tribune
ST. PAr17 April 1L-1his morning II 4 O'Clock,
the Summit Touring mill, at 81. Anthony, which
had ocen undermined By the water from the hsokL q
tunnel, fell With \ great crash, and 1aA itumedl-
ately broeen up By the ssuon of the water md car
ned down inc stream 90 complete WA The de-
mo1iahment that II O'Clock, when Yoqr CORE.
spondent visited the sccne, scarcely q yestIRc rn-
mained Of mill that cost 9Q2, ,oo0 to build, and
where Il stood u now portion Of the 1trer bed
md covered with rapid au11cus. A large planlng
mill stood on the bank Of Henneptn IalAnu usi BE-
low tbs Summit, and It VIA Boou after WASHED
out together With the ground on which
Touring mills belonging to Eastman L Cahlll, fell
into The food, carrying With II 900 bushels OF
wheat The water from the tnnue1 Is paastu2
through the basement Of the remaining portion Of
aououess 6e washed away before long. II con
tathed I'VE runs Of stone, and MAS Ia ali respects
nrss-clasa mlll, worth IT least s1a ao0a Such por-
tons Of machinery a. could be de-
tached frum the buildings are being re-
of the three mills is over 950 uo besdes The ralue
Of the wheat destroyed. The prospect now Il Thai
the entire eastern portion Of Heunepln Island. On
which are many valuable mills, and a costly dam
can Be shut OF! from tbs head of The broken tun-
mel To accomplish this dam Is now being butt
which will keep the water not Only from entering
the tunnel hut frum the saM milk At ST. Anthony,
capable ef saving 9, 100 feet Of Iamher per Day.
Se6aon.
Itls understood here that General ". 8, uan-
coc1, commanding the Department OF Dnkots,
will be sGon Transferred either St Louis or san
FIanctscn, having been offered hls chsice o1
those locatona alncn the dcath Of General Thouua4
and It Is believed that he VIII pEc1er St. Louis.