New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-24
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Cunard steamer Marathon, from New
York, has arrived at Queenstown.
News has been received Mt Liverpool OK
the burning OF the Elisa IN Hobsons Bay, Australia
- The Bremen steamer Donau from South
ampton yesterday for NcwlOrk, brings SSODJ III gold
Gov. Clahn of Massachusetts, has APP
pointed the th Of April as the annual Fast day ID th"s
State.
Trains on the Union Pacific are running
regularly. and have not been delayed by snow during
the last 80 days.
The carriage mandatory of J. Curtis.
IN Kingston n Y, was destroyed By fire Oh Monday.
Loss $4,000; insurance. $500.
49,. The drying-house of Spur & Co, man
uacurers OF cedar IN Nashville was burned yes
terday A large lot Of cedar lumber MAS destroyed
.... The Leavenworth (Kansas) Coal Company
have discovered an ineAhanstlDe BED OF coal shSn ~
SAID not be exceled In quaty oy any west o' i''D't"
The turnpike bridge which spanned the
Delaware River at Port Jervis blown down last
evening by gale Of wind The wreck Is complete The
loss is $1,000
The repair shop of the Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Railway Company in Milwaukee was burn.d
yesterday, including four engines and SIX DoA cars iHo
total loss is 100000 mostly covered by Insurance.
THE dry goods store OF D. j.. White,
estabiIshment OF B. W Fisher at Wilmington H.. weis
destroyed by fire yesterday Loss si2''co; insurance.
:. :. Lafayette Burns of Syracuse. Mo-, aud
James W. Long OF Brunswick NO. lately POst masteIs.
nave been sentenced by United states District Court
at Jefferson CITY, 70 10 years Imprisonment Tor roO0ns
The extensive stables of the Louisville
civ Railway Company ana several frame buildings IN
the late mel ghborhood used as liquor SALOONS and
boariing houses. were burned yesterday ING oS' 20
heavy, but is fully insured
The case of Cahoon against Ellyson was
psrtaiy heard yesterday by Judge Underwood IN IS-
nIoud Goy.Wells opened the argument. DnitnR ,no
al gument the Judge oppressed the opinion that INC LII
aiding act is uneonsltutiohal
A train on the Connecticut and PassuWp-
s,c River Railroad was thrown from the track aUne
Grafton " H., yesterday, by a broken ran Two cars
wrnt down an cInbankm seven feet high Ten pas
sengers were slightly injured, but none we're killed
"A great religious revival is in progress
In Joliet, Illinois On Tuesday night every saloon. sSii:
ali could attend church. The whole city seems W Dt
awakened The Rev. Mr. Graves OF New-fotk CITY ha
charge OF the meetings. assisted by various pastors
The difficulty between the members OF
Worcester Mass has been settled and work has been
sumed The ST Crispns have not changed their rule IN
regard TO teaching apprentices The prices for bottom
ing be the sans as last year. anu Tor o'her "ok 40
high as Is paid IN the heighootInS N~hs'
Business with Yokohama and other Japan
ports Is quite active the Pacific Railroad
consi gnmeut OF 1000 packages OF tea Tor nrm IN
Chicago and for rin In New York reached Chicago
Oh Tuesday. in 80 days from Yokohama. They We're
brought 10 san Francisco by the American bark bene-
| factess The oAiiIe cargo Is valued AT $Soo.OOo
| IA special dispatch from Halifax to The
Toronto TefeQdyh says: The City OF Brussels played
clever trick the people OF Halifax on TUESDAY While
her passage from England to Newfork she s.esnsd
into this hartor ostensby for supply OF coal but really
TO avoid quarantine In NewYork by laudng passengers
! affected Win smallpox
| On Tuesday night fire occurred in Wor
cester. Mass, which destroyed building owned ny Dor
rance Goddard, whose loss Is si,0 ahd lbsuraneeN "V
| The occupants were lonng Blake, Organ COMPANY,
| loss. sI2.oo0 insurance, 5000; h. A. Bagey '9.'
machine screws loss SOooo. partially insured; Az
] Worcester a Co. mnrhlne iobDeis loss sJoOO