New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

.... The young Archduke Alexis Of Russia
will visit Washington in june
THE survivors of the United States
steamer Oneida in san Francisco, viii come Eas 10y
railroad
The bullion product of the leading claims
Of the Comstoek Lode, for the first quarter oi is'O'
amounts to sl,i69OOO
Harry Ayres, an Englishman, who for;
in a street in Boston Thursday night.
. Mrs. Emma Willard, the founder of Che
Troy Female Seminary died at her residence ~ Troy at
o'clock yesterday. Her age was "a years.
George B. Thatcher has been arrested in
Philadelphia charged with embezziing slsoo from Col
Forbes Pension Agent during the absence Of the 'hei
clerk in Europe
49,. The Iowa soldiers will hold reunion at
Des Moines during the hist week in srptembcr Inc
Legislature, before adourning, appropriated $4,000 to
ward the expenses.
The ship Crest of the Wave. from Liver
pool, With railroad IRON for Batimore went ashore on
Their bodies have drifted ashore.
samuel G.. Hill of philadelphia stabbed
his wife on Thursday because she refused 10 pr"Sutf
lii is but Il years OF age The wound Is likely {" prove
fatal.
awarded $4,000 damages against the metropolitan Horse
Railroad OF that city for injuries producing paralysis of
the limbs received while riding in one Of the cs OF that
company.
About 1000 farms of 160 acres each have
been settled lately IN ramento Valley prncTaly ~
and Oregon Railroad. The land Is generally soWE in
wheat and barley.
80. Intelligence has been received in San Fran
cisco of the sailing ofthe steamship City OF Adelaide from
Sydney March II, for san Francisco via Honolulu.
crowded with passengers She is said be the poneer
Of regular line OF Australian steamships for thai port
. The ship Kate Prince from Bristol En-
gland which arrived NewOrleans yesterday reports
having picked up, April r. in lat 26o Al N, long. SO ~
W., the crew on the schooner Emma, capt Hal, rsln
and was burned Ia the waters edge.
The Fenian Congress at Chicago have
changed the old Constitution OF the Broherhood aud IN
Executive Committee consisting N nine member 10
has also voted ~ send a committee Of three Ia bs New
York Fenan Convention to be held on the 10Th ins,.
..J. Wilcox g. Co.'S wooden mills in Mer-
den, Conn., were partly DESTROYED by fire last evening.
rooms was Burned but the main building was saved.
The lossi very heavy Edgar G. Ten lyes was fatally
injured, andtwo other hremen were wounded
w The bleachery of the Pontiac Mills, War
wick r. l., was destroyed by fire yesterday. some goods
saved rom the finishing room, but the remainder of
ho are a total loss The mills were owned by b b. &
X. A.ight of Providence, who were insured for Soos
go. The importers of San Francisco have
drawn up bill TO facilitate the transmission OF Euro
pean, Asiatc, and Australian merchandise into and
across the territories OF the United states. The bill is
be submitted 10 the Chambers Of Commerce in all the
principal cities OF the Union, and will be forwarded to
Washington.
....On Thursday Bridget Dolan and her
sisters Ann and Mrs Jane Doran, residents Of North
Cambridge. Mass, while walking on the Boston and
Maine Railroad track were struck by an incoming train
cred, which was left the track but cr body fe into
the SatsI shs;s s One Of the Msse.
the third sister escaped injury.
.... Christian Garrett, who was clerk in the
ST. Louis City Audssrs Office for several years, was
charged with embe lng funds from that Office and fed
to Germany Ia avoid arrest. Subsequently he In
dicted by the Grand Jury and efforts made
his arrest but without success On "Wednesday he
returned to that city and yesterday voluntarily appeared
before the Criminal Court aud released $3.50
bail. The exact amount of CARROTS embezzemcnt 10
not known but it In estfu,afeC, ~ ssarlv siWlml