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, 1870-06-02

Special Dctpatch To The Chicago Tribune.
ILLNESS OF K1-sECRETARY sKwAKp.
NEW foRK, June 1.-uon- Vim. II. Seward ex
peEtenced slight stroke Of paralysis last week
from the effect Of which he Is still suffering. at hi
residence in Auburn, though no longer confined Il
his house. Els right arm is nearly useless and tht
left somewhat Affected. Ills voice 1s very thIcl
and husky.
orERAr1c.
A despatch WAS sent to Parts, tonight, making {
new otIer to Patti, which will probaoly DO accept
ell.
WALL 8TREEr.
Money continues abundant aud unchanged
There VAS an improved feeling on adylces from
Warrington, In regard to the Currency and Funi.
Ing bills. The stock market WIS actlye and strong.
The leading faEoEttes were Reading, Lake Shore,
and Ohio
ITO tho Associated Pressl
the RAsT INDIA CABLE COMPANY.
NEW ioRG, June l.-A few d!sa1ccted stock
elected new Board Of Directors tor the ensuing
year, and propose to try and dtsplace the present
management
TELEGRAPH OPERATORS DISCHARGED.
The French cable operators were all discharged
today ln consequence OF the removal OF the office
to the Western Union building.
=. Timothy Olaher, Chief Clerk Of thu commIssary
1 g. West Point Military Academy for
eral q A. Gilmore, died last night; age, %.
TIE rARK IMPROVEMENT BONDS
t1dHdnMas has been Issued On the Mayor Of
Brooklyn to compel him to sign the park improve
ment bonds. The last Legislature authorized the
issue Of half a million, The Mayor had signed
SIS oo0 Of the bonds before he decided to obstruct
the work
DIAMOND BROKER RoBnHD
Joseph F. lsaacs, diamond hrnker, WAS en-
tlccd to room tn the StyNicho1as Hotel, this
morning, and there chlorofor1ned. bound and
robbed o. $4,000 In cash, valuable rings and
other property. The robbers are supposed to be
two Italians, Carlos Dcgoliss and Joseph ChevaL
They have thus far ped arrest
Authority FOR ARRESTS ~ TELEGRAxs
Superintendent Of POLICE Jeur11au announces that
hereafter he Will refuse to make arrests OH the
authority Of kilograms from distant points, unless
full particulars as to Maine, onense, and authority
for the apprehension are given Tile superlnteni-
cut assigns rs the reason for this decision that
these kilograms, having frequently been sent With
tut consultation with the authorities, have caused
arrests aud detentions without sufficient cause,
IMMIGRANTS.
Seven ycssals, arriving within tho last three
days, hare brought 6a03 immigrants. The China
last hight brought 42G,
, 1870-06-02

Annual Meeting of she Western As
s0caatcd PFess-Electi0n Of Officers
the Acntucky Press Association.

Annuaa EAeetane OF sne eesefn As
@ocaated Fxess-Electton OF Officers
the kentucky Press Assoctntion.
LOUISVILLE, June 1.-The animal meeting of the
iay 1rlth rnod a1terdance rro1a ~ ~, tse ;;. so
RE sessons werc principally aevored to business
which wnn]d nat interest the nuhljc The reno19
n The fseners1 Accnt .[as 1ead ahnx1no W hIrh'.
satlsfartnry state of affsrs and ( masted
Improvement In the character Of the usWs and
EtsSrn Tnion telegram and New Yocr ~ aasno ~
ciaIcd Press. &A'>s
TIE following officers and board OF directors
were elected: Frradent H. n Walker NJ the
Detroit Free p1est Secretary. Ii s, Baker. Of The
, 1870-06-02
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1870.


| to their homes By their local committee. :Th'
/ lurch.
NEW TORE, June LA special SAYS the govern
ment of6c1a1s at Malone wound up the war yesteF.
day By a,7esttng seEeral New York newspaper 10.
sT- Al1Aks, June 1.-aeneral ponneilJ WAY
brought before United States Commissioner
Snalley, OF Burlington, aud waived an examlna-
ton, and IN default Of bail WA ortered com-
United. Owing to his wound 1t Is not deemed pTu-
dent to put him Ii jail, and he fs now at the
Weldon House IN charge Of Deputy Marshal
The United State8 Marshal and Deputies found
n FIaneln over aix tons OF ammunition left BY
the Fen11ns.
Three hundred Feuians, from Ma1one, passed
tnfonEh mere this evening, N Totts to New York.
BUFFALO, June i.--1ieneral Starr VAS arrested
tnts afternoon BY the Ddputy United States Mar
shal, taken before the United 8tates Comm1s-
soner, aud In default Of $1o 900 ball. committed to
". A1RAHs. June 1.-Another company from
Fort Warren returned this forenoon, Iearlng here
only the troops that came from Plattsburgh. Cen
efaf Donnelly Is sloW1y recovering lie L. g4ll
under arrest
NEW YoRK, June 1.-Money was raised among
democratic ptnceholders, to-day, to bring disgust
TINT all Of them will be here before the end OF tho
week,
The Feuian headquarters have have been closed,
aud the owner OF the building Is said to be in pos
session. The Fen Secretary Of Wnr Was obliged
70 ralse subscription among tue bystandeEB TO
pay for q telegram from Chicago
I11cA, y. T., June la despatch. dated Rome
at NiliamstoWn, north Of Rome, between the
Fenlals and United States troops TFe troops
lteu Oh the FcnlanH aud drove them Into the CARS.
rounding several Of them.
, 1870-06-02
CHICAt WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
AN EXCELLENT NUMBER,


1.-THE FARM AND GARDEN: A word Of Cantor
How to ose Lawn Mower-Corn Culture -Tht
Blat4hird-Bsscuer nse=3 far Farm Iuslemcuts-
The Star Culdvstor-Beehfve Patents-Coml
Guldes-Aiasoud Agricultural Report.
-LE1TkR From vE1ERISARtAH: RAtatn.
Colts-Wfnd Cotc-Coush, The causce
METEOROLOGICAL NOTES; Plum Curea1io-
Apple Bark louse-Potato Buk
4-sELEcT1oss FROM THE AGRICULTURAL
PREss:-aakins But.er-AboEtioa in Cows
5-ROBBNG rAx PAYERS TO BUILD SHIPS,
6-sUN sPoT9EWith Diagram: The Cause Of Cool
Weathcr-o1igin and Character Of the Phtnome-
7-"lscofs1N: Property IA the stats-fIow As.
sea6ed BY the State Board-VasustIon Of Roal and
Personal Property By Counties.
6-WH6LESALE SMUGGLING: How the Govern
mens haa been Defrandea-The Mexican Bouiar
Alive With Observation-Disclosures Of Persons In
New York and PEosIdenee-.Juasrz the Cntef
Smug8jeT.
e-TEXAs CATTLE: Nebraska Hereafter to be t.o
Shipping Point Of the Droyez1 Of Toxa4-Ons
Hundred md Fifty Thousand CAstlc to b Shipped
Yeasfy-A Herd of Fonr Thousand already It Co
.nnbuA
o-TRAGEDF A1soMAHA: Assassination Of DaI4as
p Case BIZ Samuel L. Pool
n-PREsBFTER1AN REUNION; Propositions Of
Uhicn Between the Northern and Southern
Churhes-Sketch Of the SchtaEa Of tes1-Forna
ton Of tho southesn General Asscmbly-Tho Re
formed PTesbyterians
ing tho ka1sat Pacific Railroad Raid-Ynssy
Meeting Of Friends Interesting Report Copteau-
ing the Proetees of the Work Among Western
Tnhea-Dcspcrato Fight Between Soldier &px
IDdIxns.
2-HEART-RENDENG HroKY: Sudden Rt.o of
Texan Riye1-Losa Of Col Mezzisr1's Wife snd
Child.
A-~BoB:r 4 Workiukman's Story From Chamber
Jonmal
ls-A COUPLE OF SAD EXPERIENCES, Frum:
Marx T#atuta !" Aeu1orouda" In tho Jnne Galaxy
[6-SHAIL WE HAVE MORE READABLE
B1BIKf very Interesting and in.trul. svs --ts
Gle frnm putnams Magazine for June.
L7-DREAM6 AND THEIR INTERPRETATION:
From " Coed Woris.n
s-DRATH IN THE BEER POT: The Champion
Beer Ddnter4-Two Gnzzler1 and Two Oospsea ]
e-S THERE ANYTHING IN IT! B Mr. Harriet
pTHE FRHIAN RAID INTO CANADA: Full par. /
ticulart. including the Battles Of Cooks Corners
and Trout River
l-POhTRY-Thackery and Dr. Luthe1-Ret1ibutiou-
Comparison Of the German md |
Irish.
s-sUMAARY OF CONGRESSIONAL PROCEED
ISGS.
4-THE WEEK: a Record Of Current Eyeut.. po-
mczttc and Foreign
AND COMMERCIAL.
s-EDIToRlA15: Robbfns The Ta1-payers to Bnltd !
Bhipt-Fenian Campaisn-science In Cheese
Secretary Boutwell, aud tho Funding BD-Repub-
NtAns Who Voted for Judd's Bfll-Profetsor Bow |
en- on American Political Economy "-The Cor |
relation OF FoTces-0akey Hall and the Legion Of /
st. Patrick
THE CHICAGO WEEKLY TEDusE han a larger and 1
liter circulation in the Vest than any other Journal
Il An excellent medium for advertising, especially 70
ose "ho wish to secuIc the patronage Of the produc
s elasAc4.- limited number Of advertisements will !
takeu at moderate rates. Subscription price Of THE
<EKLy T11bnyE. g. per aununn. with Gbe9al reduo |
N for club or ten or mort
, 1870-06-02
RELIGIOUS,



PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The morning session Of
the Presbyterian General Assembly was occupied
with tie consideration Of reports from various
committees.
The delegation to visit the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church ut Louisville presented
report and communication from the Southern
Assembly In reply to the Oyertures Of this bo4lY
lhe communication stAte5 that that Church does
not approve OF union with the Northern
Of ali the fundamental doctrines, anl en-
braces all shades OF belief The Southern
church "a the only surrtTlng hcir Of the true IN
failing testimonies, and there are impasaable bar
T1eTH TO on1cEal Intercourse between the two
churcheA The delegation also submitted 1ts own
rtpoFf. showing what action Ind been taken q.
ino1sEll1c. Several Of the representatives then
present made speeches showing what the spirit Of
The Southern Assembly had been. Ii was thought
the opinion OF that assembly Was not the opinion
OF the Southern churches The report was fecelr-
cd and the committee wss discharged
The report Of the Committee on Theological
Seminarles vas receiFed. The action OF rue Boar1
Of Trustees OF Princeton Seminary tn increasing
tile sa1ar1es OF professors 10 S 900 was approyet
The elections Of Trustees tor the various lnsttn-
uons #aS made the order for Friday afternoon.
At the afternoon session Gen. f. H. Gregory
offered report OF the Committee on Freedmen,
showing that the total funds during the rear had
been 1ta7.907, the .sealance May being s3,s5o
The statistics we're listened to with interest.
The report of the Finance Committee was then
considered. and. On motion Of Dr. Bentley, It was
20 divided that 80 much Of 1t az related to tho
Missionary Board be referred to select commit
on mode OF carrying out the suggestions Agreed
TO. sundry amendments we're nude to a portion
OF the report, but without lisposinK OF the entire
subject, the Assembly adjourned,
, 1870-06-02
OHIO.
nominations Made by the Demo-
cratic State ConveRtlon-Tho Plat
FhrunD.

| c-,tc sfu.. r.~,.~...s
c Se@se coSaSe3xaon-Ino PAa1
foFm'
| CpLrxHus. a. Innc thin ro,,or-n+,. or,
Convention met at II O'Clock ta|s forenoou. I'll Il
years. there hene nni1 ~ nut r. as1 ps1ay.to 70
| nrrsent n - Allan 81 aIeetoS - +eEassrsr - j
chairman. and r F. HIrlburt SecIetarI Sa Enpofnf'
Doits F1rat District: {: Fsrgnann oe aa,1I A.
district: j. E Grrer. Thrd nsfrfct 9S,cpn. ~
Etnney. Fonrtb Distrtct. q ~ ~ E Ei9tf ~
nIstTtct. Thna pnweH Siyfh ndsf1ia.' fiureT' 81. :
Wright, Seventh District: +. Bnrns FtuStb = nia 1
trtct: Ihos Beer Ninth ,istr,ct. Fr.nT ~ nars
Tenth Dietrict. Earre Eiovs,th R1.tt u. noI1 ~
f FinE- TWeifth mietrirt. T!ii1ia I.s.l1ct: p NY,
teenth District: John Cowan Faurternth i',ut1int
j. Williams. Fifteenth Dis1rict. Inmea faH,
District: Morrison Fnstar Enh+oont omGteaMentn
Pamer. NIneteenth nIst1}ct tsn'c'n'u Distl1cti "
| Reress fiil . ncioct In I'M s.to-,oo,
nermenrnt Gh,atr1men Tn - eanpoeu was elected
""' xo.,,,,,-,,,.
The following .,cTed s1as n,1,,r.+o,. o,
of Sfotn 1TiIti1,n Hnts1 nyai!iape' oecEctaI}
JufITr I, Ma1r1son - a; SUI SupleMe
the Treasury. John II Hcaton al Rein9ant Mar, "
ber Of The Board Of Fubc VOTE W. sosree1 NED
General George ~ wrLs5g9EM s512rMs =, .,o,,,zo
-, ~ m,1fad ~ - ao on resolutions
hn Ma1nac,.en smy - TX Gs pa.oIm ot punep!es:
snrt Of deToto tn the astrne snG fsttb II y E te
cees nnnn scsssoG nni aaa feiIing for sue
nennie eem ~ at tnG inttteSenSe o. me
s,on to reasaert th Soiluus ataaK oeea
Thet az fhn EaSarsi Ea,.ss..
,tm,tod no,rs,a 1ert Ga; LII - one o. ane
Tim INIT the nrants - hagn sae GolseIu %
anenta ~ sho Tn-a-nant. ~ te ~ uepGuueuts auu
ana innuernns ~ aYera1es nI,, tna. IL ine1pedient
Inc Constution Of fe ITn,te St1tce T. 1Gnnha .ai
i,1te ronsiit1 ~ ~ 4h u enti1e aud aoso
ts nj rnInnetcnt ~ 4nr 9s u l9e Gnion ana u
, 1870-06-02

NEW YORK, June LIN the Reformed Prcsbyte-
fian Synod the report Of the Theological Seminary,
at Pittsburgh, was read, asking the expurgat!on Of
the Tnrretne from the LIST Of studies. on the plea
Of Its being Intricate AMI dff1cut OF comnreheu-
sion. 1t was decided to rttaIn the hook
committee was appointed TO attend the Anti
Secret Society Convention, to be held In Chicago
on the 9th 1nBt-
NEW fORK, June lat the evening session OF
the Reformed Presbyterian Synod three hours
discussion occurred on q motion to resctnl the
resolution Of q former Synod, suspeni]lng Rev
John Scott, Of Indiana, from the ministry for
alleged scandal. The resolution was lost.
a resolution condemnlug secret eoCIeticg Was
adopted.
ored Students from Mississippi, GcorHIa, Missouri
FennEylranta, and Ohio being educated at North
Wood, Unto. Ten were being supported by the
, 1870-06-02

NEW ORLEANS, June .-Co1ToS-Nomlnal: mid.
ding, 2l,+@ a:c. Sales, 1900 bales; receipts, 797
bales: exports. ao3s bales: stock 10y 40 bslea:
$50 for double extra, 800 Tor treble extra Corn
Mixed tl.2ota1:e2H yellow, Sl.23; white, si.3o.
Oats, GcG1oc. Bran, fl.a5,
Pnoy1s1oSspork, $oLso Dacon-1slc for
shouders, 17Kc for clear nh sides, 1sKc for clear
sides. Hams, 1aHc. Lard, tlcrce, 1oN@le,sc;
key, ls14ta 13c-
GKocEHiEs-sugar, prime, 1111a11s<c Moiasses,
G5@73c. Coffee, 16'.@1G3sc; prime, 17s+@1s,Ac
sterling, 2GC.
Wu1sEEY-SLQ0@1.10.
, 1870-06-02

New England Press A4socinttou-
LeEtslativc-PeFsona
BOSTON. June t--Thc New England Press Asso.
ciation has Reelected Its old officers.
In the Legislature to-day, a bill was reported to
abolish the state constabuiaV and establish new
State police Of forty men,
VIM. 4 Rogers, President Of the Institute OF
Technology, has been obliged to resign on &C.
count Of i'll health.
, 1870-06-02

CLEvELAEp, June 1.-The oil train on the Atlan-
tic l. Crest Western Railroad took f1c this uurn-
Ing while approaching this city. The flre commu-
nicated TO the railroad bridges oEer tho CuFahoga
River and the Ohio Canal, and destroyed them. Il
Manufacturing Company as q machine shop, was
damaged About $780, COZ loss: probably covered
By insurance. Loss BIZ the railroad company not
vet 2scertalued.
The insurance On Krite i Kraues building Is as
follows: Williamsburg, Lafayette and United
fl,160 each; Washington, i333; Sun, State and
German, Of Cleveland, s1,s00 each; Ho11e, SeE
Haven, s2,4.0; Providence, Washington, Si,225:
metropolitan, $4,000; Fuclan's Fund, San Fran
cisco, 8, 900.
CLEVELAND, June 1.-The loss by the nro this
morning ts estimated at 80 900 to $4,000, In ad-
cars, containing 1000 bris Of oil, and SIX empty
freight cars were destroyed. Most OF the oil was
owned b5 Hussey, Paine Co. NO insurance on
the railroad property or oil.
, 1870-06-02
Indians pe5xiEt fhst fheT sTe no other deAre than
to be At pecce with the whites- There VIII bs
grand council In few dATR.
f0RTY-FIRsT CONGRESS.
WAsn1SGroN, June i.


COMMITTEE REfoRTs-
sioas, reported with amendments, the House bill
to regulate the dutfea Of Pension Agents, and to
Mr TRUMBILL from the Committee On the
Judiciary, reported, win amendments, the bill to
The following bills we're reported from the Ju-
dietary Committee adversely and postponed ip-
an Claims by Continuation: joi1t rssoIntton o1 ~ da
clar1ng void any action Of State Legislature "a t.
constitutional amendments after the SecretarT Of
State has received evidence Of their ratfcafio ~
three-fourths Of tho Statcs; Joint resolution n
enable the Secretary Of tue Treasury to collect
abandoned property and deEellct dues btlouQtnn
Nr. .TRUMBuLL- from the came committee re-
lending the tine In which pensioI and bounty
frauds may be prosecuted. '
Nj. ME-, from the Committee M Terr1tn1au
reported. without amendment, The house bi1I to
an2ql 2q : sS44H!sz 5tat4!s of M New Mexico.
MI, ~. sGhhoz, ;,hoat Ir0m the same Committee rc-
ing certain ac8 Of Idaho Territory,
r,. ,,,, caAsoK n or JUDICIAL C1RGu1rs.
nsted nas w 70 ehange Judicial Circuits was dts
circuits Is follows: First, Matnc, New Hann. mn
shre. Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, aid
eae 1sfk Tn SeT
virginia: Fourth, Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas.
Arkansaa; Fifth, Norm Carolina, South Carolina
eeIsa oeo Atbta sb't2nda' Abama md Tennessee; SIXTH
SStssenth Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin; Eighth,
Aihnesota, Iowa. Nebraska, Kansas, anu Mis-
Supreme Court Justices, except the Chief Justice,
are reanircd TO reside III their respective circuits
and the Chief Justice is to be known as the Chief
Jusuce OF the Supreme Court OF the United States
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Ine senate then went into Executive Session.
HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES.
EASK1SG AID CURRENCY.
after some discussion it vas agreed that the
, 1870-06-02
Des Mofnes and McCreRor Railroad.

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
DEs MONIES, June 1.-The stockholders Of the
DesMolnes McGregor Railroad held their annual
meeting IN this city to-day new Board Of d.
Ecetors mas elected and o11cers chosen ss folows:
President, ]: IL Woodbury., Marshalltown; Vice
resident TTfesident, "m Larra6ee, Of Fayette County;
Secretary, F. n Mills, Des Moines, The
Executive Committee were authorized after
kec and ST. Paul Railway to make arrangements
Tor commencing work on the northern portion OF
the line, anywhere on the route sufficient tax will
be voted to authorize them to break ground,
President Woodbury., J. N. Dewey and +. Ii.
Mills were appointed committee to confer with
the Bedford, Winchester and Des Motnes and tho
Missouri Valley Railroad Companies with view to
the consolidation and building Of the line from the
State line to its terminus In Clayton county.
, 1870-06-02


. FARMER. ST. .1QHN:-At the realdence Of shf
hEdc. No. Isl Vest adieOn gtIeet on June by the
Rev F. J. tooespscd, 3r. George T. Farmer and Mt,.
Mis- Ma1y 194!sc II john both Of This CITY, No cards
Rev. pr. Hy!aud 3fr. Roswell II. 3fAsoa a1d Misa
Mar J. Brown No cA1de-
, 1870-06-02
TURKEY,

CossTAH11SorLE, June 1.-The fearful 71udIc-
tEeness Of native Christians tn Roumauin, Turk
ish province. against the Jewish population, cul.
the Jews By the Christians. Thousands OF men,
women, and children were dragged from their
houses and slaughtered. The WORK OF slaughter
made 10 movement to check IT, Tho Christians
took advantage Of The absence OF Prince Charles,
and. at preconcCrted signal began the exte1.
district knew that the butchesJ was medtated,
and passlEe1y endorsed it
NEW foRK, June 1.-Prlrate despatches re-
ceiyed tonight partially confirms the story OF the
massacre Of Jews In RoumanFa bF the Christians.
a Tuf6sh ott1ccr nov tn the city SAYS the trouble
between the Jews and Christians has been steadily
Increasing for several yeafB, and hosttltes were
expected at any time. The Christians in that re-
g1on are very blguted, and have bitter hatred for
all who disagree with them.
, 1870-06-02
IOWA

Cal A13fornfA EXCufsi0nistS En- Route
10 Chicag0-*tabbfng Affrny-Gas
Works Mt Council Bluffs.
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, June 1.-The excursion from
California arrived at 3;45, The party number 2a5,
male and female. They started east on the Bus-
lington Missouri River Railroad at $50 All
seemed TO be enjoying Themselves They will ar.
I!yc Ia Chicago tomorrow.
An ndfay occurred this afternoon between a
negro named Kennedy and C&ssIus II. Clay, tn
WHICH Clay vas stabbed In Rlx places, -Four Of
the cuts are very Reriona. Clay Will probably die
from the effects Of his E0unds jealousy the
cause. ~
A E. Swift Co., from Chicago, who have
charter Tor erectlng gas works In thIs city, ar
rived to-day and are selecting the ground for their
hui1dlnRK Work will commence at once,
pect OF rain. fNSe
, 1870-06-02

Episcopal Convention Mt Newark.
New Jersey.
SEwARE. June 1.-The New Jersey Entscopal
Convention adjourned Tonight. The only inpor-
tant business WAS the adoption Of canon Giving
mnoritfes representation on committees
, 1870-06-02
FOREIGN.
Proceedings in the Spanish Cortes.


LONDON, June 1.-Disracn has recovered aud
dlned last evening with HI. Motley, the AMERICAN
Minister. -
Hon. John Jay, American Minister to Austria,
flslteu the Foreign Oflcc here to-day.
Thos- Grant, Roman Catholic Bishop Of South
work Is dead.
The Shipping Gazette thinks the Southern States
are planting too much cotton aud too little grain,
and apprehenls bad results.
Mr. MafcW has been elected to Parliament from
East Suffolk, defeating Sir John Shafto AdaIr, LIB
erAl.
Cyrus Reddtng, the author, died to-day, aged s.
years.
LONDON, June 1.-The steamers Donau, Idaho.
City Of Cork, and HtbernlAn arrived out
, 1870-06-02

ST. PAC1, Mlnn., June 1.-The vote throughout
land for the Old railroad bnnds vas very Light Not
much @ interest MAS manifested About fort5 i've
fhe horG htll b.O30; against the bill, 1000. The
lii Lii Vii be- carrled by q large majority. Among
he localities Voting strongly against the bill are
1Iastlngs, Lttehneld, Mankato, ST. Cloud and
Ie&urrF
, 1870-06-02
RAILROAD DISASTER.
EFlEhtful Calamity on tho DcIa-
ware, Lnckn.vnnnn d. Western
1nt1rond-An Entire Construction
Train Falls Through u Brihxe-Six
PeFaons Killed Outright, und q
Number Fatally Injured.


SEw YORK, June Ia f1ghtfut railroad acct
dent occurred this evening, about 2 O'Clock, two
and half miles from Paterson, n. J., by which
q construction train on the Delaware, LacGaWauna
Western Road WAS precipitated from trestle
bridge thirty feet, and several people Killed an3
wounded. The train, Oh which there was large
1oEce Of laborers, passed along visiting places
needing repairs. Several places had been attend
ed TO-, aud the train Was passing over
tIestle bridge at q pol.t where the EeWark
road lnteTsects the railway, when the bridge gave
way, and the whole train precipllated to the
& depths below The master carpenter, Ar- Camp
bGil, aud Elk Other carpenters were Instantly
KILLED. Some thirty or forty workmen were
shocktnRlJ injured, being bruised and crushed by
descending masses Of Iron, timber, and debris
The scene oaf1les description. Many workmen are
buried In the ruins 1t Is believed that death viii
ensue speedily in the case Of many OF the men.
NEW foRk, June 1.-Another account Of the &C.
clde1t on the unfinished Delaware i lackawanua
Railroad sayE, as an unattached cat. with 25 work
men, aed loaded With lumt,er, Was going down an
Inclined grade, near Passatc bridge, the brake
gave Way, the Ger rushed at fearful pace, finally
left the track, and dashed through some t1e3tle-
work, twenty feet TO the ground. The meu
were buried under heavy timbef; three Instantly
Killed and % ten wonn1ed - The car vas demolished.
Chas. Costie Is still Irving, but cannot recover,
Win. HornlDg, Chas Bla1erly, badly Injured
Martin Dooley, Jacob Thompson, Jno. S. Keeley,
lsaac ketchum, Patrick CoFle, n. II. Potter, C. II.
Ferry, John Steele, T. S. Tiffany, Jr., End VIM.
Pope; most Of the latter Will be MANNED for ltic
, 1870-06-02

NEW TORK, June 1.-Latet adrtces from RENE
dos confirm the slaughter OF forty-two OF the
most respectable citizens, hy the volunteers, IN
revenge Tor the many defeats suffered. Pa1tello,
military commander Of the district, knew that the
hntcher Tas meditated, and Passlrody en-
, 1870-06-02
ITALY,

FLORENCE, June 1.-The agents OF Mazztnt are
very active near Genoa There is reason to be-
Is on foot, and the government IL taking ali need
fu1 precauton.
, 1870-06-02

Child Burned to Death at Crestline.
CREBrL1sE, O.. June Ia little girl named Eva
Eimmel about four years old, daughter OF John
Klmmcl, Esq, OF THIS place, while playing with q
bundle OF metches, this morning, unknown to her
seriously bnEne1 before being discovered that she
died at O'Clock this afternoon, after lingering In
preat aQony for SIX hours
, 1870-06-02
a brutal Murder ConEesaed by VILE.
neb1Ee 1Mdi0RsS Snow storm 4,
Garter 8tnkt~u

Carter 3takt4Us
0AiHA, June The HeTutds special from the
Mlnheb42o Indian AEency, 3sth, states thxt theFe
has been written etate1nent this day. BEuned hr
over lofty prominent members Of that Eibe. ac,
9nowledgDg the murder and decapttation Of NJ.
nnnsoo' on Plum Creek, May 1s, bJ ave Of their
number. One Of their leading Chiefs Whita
bieaas, Is preparing = full written sta:euen
Ielatve 70 hfa soa, who was one
the ave. Ihey Say they know they will suffer.
out tne deed WAa committed under command Of
tne1f Medicine Man, who said thay must hare hu-
man blood to appease the departed spirits Of ther
snow storm prevailed at Carter Station yester
ground. ~ "Ae" W stAS