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ss sps q the Sss
and passed over his body msngIns terribly s''aa<
Michael Gleason of No. 80 Vcstry-st. was arr..,.s
on Ss e % sSsc
The inquest on the body of John Albert was oo.
ensnehouss No is7 Houston s oa "!
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to -,
mails arrested In Marketst yesterday shefed George
weknown dog bghter VINO escaped 10 England when want
about six months ago.
Francis Eagan of No. 497 Pearl-st was stabbed {,
the back yesterday the Hobokcn Ferry by Michael Wslsb
No IL Ludiowst Eagans injuries are not regarded a. %
Gus. Walsh was arrested.
John Ryan. alias George McArdle, age I6 a u.a.
Of grand larceny on the complaint Of John Tosnsend stne e
hundredand.fofty fourth-st ''~
Early Yesterday morning the police made raid ~
the "bunmers" who frequent Washington and Madison
and arrested 90 They sent TO the Commiss
ers Of Charities and Correction.
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
Lewis Walter was charged With sa6oing George H. Appel
70 await the result 10 the wounded man.
The body of the man found in the East River. Off
ct pOn on IN N vas ss Identified
ber Of the Insane Asylum on Harts Island
VIM. Harris was discovered by Officer Charles Nav
Of s Of Kse az & G 70 enter ne
Of false keys His picture was added to the ogues Gallery
John Breckman. age II, Of No: 80 West-st.. en-
aantity OF oil Of bitter early yesterday mcrnns -
the Insgation Of several other boys, and result
feared.
Detectives waIling and Mulvey of the Twenty
Precinct nsys wsshpg SancO
upon place bat tho propreors escaped T
lures were seized.
Michael Clancy, who was convicted of stealing
lot OF cigars $1,000 from steamer In the North
River ago. sentenced yesterday by Recorder
Hackett in Of General Sessions years and
months state Prison.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday Herman
wegand broker OF No. IS Eghths, was Ct arged with
tanning $50 by false pretenses from Frederick Maken
so Futons by giving him worthess check the Gersn
Excnangc Bank OF No. Z45 Bowery He was held In eco
bail
George Carter of No. 1877 Spnng-st. and Michael
Dillon Of No. 90 sulvanst while intoxicated last night be
came engaged in fight at Spring and SuivaDsts Dlcn
str Carter with his s ami KNOCKED him down In falling
Carriers head struck heavily upon the curbsono and h
skull was broken.
I'm general fight in Bleecker-st, between Null
berry and Crosby early YESTERDAY morning Richard Hen
Be-ckersi. struck on the head several
times by William Davis aud William Thompson with bottles
badly cut In several places and one OF his nnge
was broken DAVIS and Thompson arrested and Hen
messy was detained witness
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DOM PEDRO IN ALBANY.

nv lkItGhAfH
ALB,,,Y. June 15.-Dom Pedro paid a visit
of 2la hours TO pe state capital this morning, stepping
OF from the train at ~ M and taking the I:3o
tin for Saratoga In the interval he was enabled by
tist driving to visit the State buildings, the new Capitol
the Washington Park, and the Governors Mansion on
Eige-st, without alightng, however The Empress
rode with him in an open blronshc aud general aIten
tton WAS attracted to them. They .ecoguized. al
though nobody knew they coming
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IMPORTANT TELEGRAPH AHRANGEMENTs.

LEASE or THE FRANKLIN LINES FOR NINETY-NINE
YEARS BY THE ATLANTIC AND CiFIC.
BosToN, June 15.-An adjourned meeting o1
the stockholders Of tue Franklin Telegraph company
was held In this city to-day lease of all It's ines eH
t.Jing from New York TO Boston, and throughout the
principal towns OF New-Englnd, to the Atlantic and
Pacific Tee. rarh Company unanimously ratified py
the stockholders The lease Is for he term OF 30 years
at an annual rental Of $4,000 Gen. Eekert President
of TIE Atlantic and Pacific Company, states that an I'M
poraut extension of the lines To Portland and other
poin not now reached by that Company, will be- con-
structed at once.
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OBITUARY..
illus HEINRICH PETERMANN.

julius Heinrich Petermann, whose dea'h ID
announced in q London telegram, was dlsthsuishe"
Orlentalist Born at Glauchau, Saxony III lsoo' nv
studied at Lepsc and Berlin, graduating IN 1917 o
went to Venice IN 1882 to study Arm man among the
Nekitarsts and five years later became Professor OF
Oriental Literature In Berlin In 1865 DR.. Petermahh
visited the East and Consul at Jerusalem IN so
He published, 1882, REESE IN dtn Oent, anu o ns
return from the East wrote several interesting works "
ltng to Oriental literature. His literary iahe VI lts'
mainly On his graumars OF Armenian, ARABIC Ihoaie'
and Hebrew.
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RAILROAD DECIsIONsl

CHARLESTON, S. c., June 15.-ln the United
states Circt Court to-day decree rendered In the
wilmer It al against the Atlanta aud Richmond Airline
Railroad others, confirming the decrces OF the Cir
o ,ourt Of Georgia as the position Of the road In
south Caoaa and ordering that tine sale give good
title to the purchasers. , -,
I'm Marx. against the Port Royal Railroad. and the
Union Trust Company against tire same decree was
rendered for the foreclosure Of tie II mortgage bonds
and se i'm default Oi aymcut Of S2JOOOOO ana interest
by Juy 10: allowing the bOnd-holdes tO become cor
poratiou and making the hlocAhoideiS haDie LOT ueh
fgi..
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BURGLARIEs AND THEFTs.

Bernard Stegeman, halter, and Siegmund Strauss,
cigarmaker arrested yesterday charged with beng
implicated in the theft felt hats valued at ~
FROM the mauatory Market and Congress ss In New
ark j. The property found No. 236 East Broadway
In tits cy where had been stored the prisoners AT the
Washington Place Police Court the prisoners were committed
IN 80 COO each 10 answer -,
Patrick the door NJ No s3l
Ninhave was entered ~ false wednesday
ard propcrty yalued at 81 00 stolen.
Jonas Goldsmith and Julius FaS arragnef al Essex
MarKct Police serday charge OF stealing tCIo
No. 7l2 Sixs', the properly OF Jonas nd
Feiber They each committed Ia default Of s2OOo
bail.
from the residence Emily Bailey No go Grand st.
IrIse
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nv sTATEN ISLAND.

A. fire broke out on thursday morning in
onestory frame house Lafayeteave Castleton, l.,
owned and occupied by Cornelius Farley. The building
was entefey destroyed. and the flames communicated
with twostory frame house. also owned by hr Farley
and oecuped by Corneus Brandng and Christopher
TAYLOR. which was also destroyed Tho two buildings
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rRRoNEous GOLD QUOTATIONS.

BALTIMORE, June 15.-Somc time ago Messrs.
william Fsner a. Sons, bankers sold To Sterling Aherns
and Co. $4,000 In god basng the price Oh quotation
furnished by the indicator of the Gold and Stock Com
pany. This quotation subsequently, proved To be ero
nrous which caused loss TO the Messrs Fisher Of sG7
Tbc firm rtught suit for the amount before gtrate
who decided in their favor. The Cold aud stock COm-
many appealed the City Court, aud Judge Pnkncy
icrday reversed the Judgment OF the magistrate holding
that the Cold anu Stock Company were not responsible
for the accuracy OF the quotations. ah they had not guar
aufeed them,
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FATAL STEAMBOAT COLLIsmN.

CAIRO, Ill ., June 15.-At midnight last night
the steamer Grand Tower came into collision with and
sunk the steamer Shippers Own In ont OF this city.
The bow of the Grand Tower struck the shippers Own
lust aft OF the dcrrcRs cutting her half through and
sinking her 10 the hurricane roof In five minutes. One
passenger whose is unknown s supposed To have
been lost Tue crew were all saved. The Grand Tower
is uninured The officers of the latter claim that the
sbppers' Own had signal light out and the pilot did
not see the latter boat until loo Late 10 avoid the col
La.
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STATE HOMEOPATHIC INSANE ASYLUM.

MIDDLETowN, n. Y, June 15.-The annual
meeting Of the Trustees of the NewYork State Honeo-
pahc Asylum for Insane at Mlddleown Orange County,
was held here to-day. The following officers were re-
elected President. Fletcher HarTer, jr., of NcwYOrk;
Vice President. GInue Burt OF warwick secretary, NJ
d. Stivers MiddrtOwn: Treasurer, James H. iulse uf
Niddlr0wn; Assistant Treasurer, L. T. Hayes OF Mid
dleiown. Tie pavilion will open for patients ON
Wednesday, June q. II increases the capacity from 30
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DoRY SAILS FOR EUROPE.

BosToN. Mass, June 15.-1he dory Centen-
Mai sails from Gloucester, Mass at 23O p m to-day,
bound for Europe. She is commanded by Alfred John
son a Danish fisherman. The Centennial measures but
6 feet OH bottom, 20 feet OH top 2s feet In Width
and 2la feet In depth She is decked with the
ceution Of sandingrO0m and the hatchwgy; has three
water-tiglt COMPARTMENTS and II provided with mast
cOutlyed 10 hoist or lower at Will She will carry
mansml and iibs and square-saIl. Her will DO
The ordinary sleaMer rOnlG.
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IN THIS CITY.

The engine-roOm of the two-story frame siieu
with An iron roof at No 6ls West Fiftyseconds occu
MED Inv Dayison Houghton & Mabe paint aud var
nisb faetory took fire early yesterday morning Inc
stock was damaged 81 900 and the building S5oo Inc
cause Of the fire not asceltalneu
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

F;nh drenue Hoiel-SenatOr Samuel B Maxey G OF
Texas and Col Joseph Audenred Of Gen. sherman c
rand Central Hotel-Senator Alexander di hOnar oava
er hchIe De No and Cavalier Ygnazo Ceea d vageInI I
of Italy st James Hoet-Sainuel l.. clemens Iiins m
Tvo,1 OF Hartford HOitseEx C0ngr an JuIs
Hotc,Siss of Connecticut rhdna hotet-Malor Wdam
FREDERICK Pearson u s. Navy Hsuogoaa Ho,sGmoeh' t. H.
teorue Magee schuyler County, NJ " ana foIuyce -
Iaain Of sangerties N. f..Atbeare Hotet-Gen A. "
McClurg o. Chicago.
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GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.

REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETING
The Republican Association of the XIth
Assembly District met last evening at Republican
Hail. at No 55 West Thirty and was addressed
by the chairman e1Judge White, who said other
things that he should for the nominee OF the Repub
lican Convention at Cincinnati, whoever he might be
he had in the honor wisdom and Integrity OF
that body This sentiment received With applause
hy ha Association.
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QUOTING TOURNAMENT IN JERsEYcITY.

QUOTING TOURNAMENT IN JERsEY-cITY.
The annual match for the Bell champion
ouoir was played park near the Jersey CITY curling
pink at Lafayette, N. j. yesterday. Tnls medal whch
consists OF massive silver quoit was presented by
David Bell of Buffalo to the Grand Nauonai CURING
b TO be played by It's members ON the occasion OF
.A., ,o,al convention The Convention having met In
Jersey City on the previous day most OF the delegates
were present at the quoting tournament ray h mSs
W"m,lsou vas chosen um pre. and very little time was
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MRS. LINCOLN RESTORED TO REASON.

CHICAGO, June 15.-ln the County Court this
D. In on motion of Mr. Edwards brother Of Mrs. Lin
coln a Jury was mpaneed and heard statement from
Mr. Edwards TO the effect that Mrs. Lincoln is in
condition TO manage heI estate properly. The Jury gave
verdict that Mrs. Lincoln is restored 10 reason and is
cauabIe 10 manage and control her estate.
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JERSEY CITY.

No provision has been made for the payment of
the state due from the County.
DIR. Converse was appointed County Physic an
yesterday place of Dr. Stout whose term had expired.
Thomas ROwnan was charged yesterday III the
Court Quarter Sessions with passing counterfeit $40 bill
Lawrence Williams was committed yesterday for
frauduenty sohct aims. His right arm was strapped
down beneath his coat
Tho Rev. w. II. Lee. colored minister who was
recently arrested his WIFE, yesterday
charge, and the additional one Of profanity.
The Fire Commissioners will rescind the resolution
disbanding No Hook and Ladder Company II the Board
win increase the appropriation sufficiently to
the expense.
In the C0urt of Quarter Sessions yesterday, John
Campbell, indicted with Freebooter oGrady for assautug
Patrick Condor, failed appear his bail forfeited
OGrady viii DO sentenced To-Day.
The bodies at Duff IL Meehan's Morgue were iden-
titled yesterday Mr. Jaeobus OF Bayonne and Charles
New.York. Jacobus drowned In bay
BayOnne with his cousin ". IL. Milers OF Newior
The Pavonia Yacht Club has ordered S75 gold
medal 10 be contested a with Hudson Yacht
Club Of They have four Holmes
Addie FOu FIUu and Fulton tor the Centennial
gatia down the Bay next week.
The cases of IL discharged Eue Railway employees
against Capt Teae of the barge Katie which up
Henderson yesterday settled by the
Of the men The omlany being satisfied they were innocent OF
the charge OF colluson with rlyer thieves
Al q meeting of the Frceholders yesterday, a reso-
ution passed by vote OF IL ordering tho
July Of all employees Except those appointed for speci
be held June ~ " mako appointments 10 Ill the
cancies.
At meeting Of the Board of Finance last night a
resolution adopted requesting the various Boards send
In before June 80 their estimates Of money required for the
ensuing The bonds Of O. Walker. C.rs Of the First
Of Education, which about $4,000 ON last years
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were valued at $500 insured for 600 eacn IN no
ANA Taylurs loss on furniture was S2OO no
Earlev,s I,ss on furniture was slight; insured TOT tZVH
An neendIary lire was started on when
werr party DESTROYED The building was OF pIlck, su
owned and occupied by james Tuty wa 49, Winch
$50 COO and con aimed a largo amount OF sloch, VII WIZ.
WAS saved Tho loss and insurance were not aseer'"1
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16

Mr.. Bogardus who has established himsefon
broadway at the OF Eghteenth-s, has recently
succeeded In making remarkably fine portraits OF
Baya d TAYLOR A large one, giving nearly a full face
view s particularly effective and hfeike and will be
greatly valued by all his friends.
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THE REV. MARVIN RICHARDSON.

The Rev. Marvin Richardson. who died yes
terday at Pouglkccpsie, was bonn In l7ss heJolned
the ministry the Methodist Episcopal Church III piS
early manhood ana maze this state the scene oi MS pas
toral abors In 1909 he joined the New-fork Confer
and WAS at the time uf his death the oldest member
thereof,
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16

Daniel O'COnnell once met conceted liter
airy friend, and exclaimed: :" saw capital thing 10
y0,lr last pamphlet" =" Did yOuP' eagerly replied hs
delighted listener, "what was lit" "A pound OF
butter"
The new cook has been strongly recommendedj )
but the first three dinners have been something TOO dread
full and the mistress has veuturcd few words. Cooks
Well mem. dessay you think you're right but where
I've been cook before they In general found II best
" take things AS give'em 'em."
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TIE EMPEROR At SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, June 15.-Dom Pedro and party
arrived here to-day and were entertained at the Grand
Union Hotel During the day the Emperor visited all
the springs The party will leave Especial train NJ
G:,O a M to-mnr.Gw iur Albany, aud wall visit Na,sas
College West Point aud other places OF Interest Oh Tie
Hudson.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
RHINEBECK PARK RACES.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, June 15.-At the
second days races ut Rhinebeck Park two
trotted First race purse $3.50 for $50 horses
by w IL Arnold; tme 2:40, 2:4Ol2, 2:4Ol2. Second
race, purse 800, 23J horses, was won by Fanny At
wood time, 2:36, 2:3J12 2.3sl4.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
CANAL NAVIGATION DELAYED.

ALBANY, June ia two days detention TO
navigation the Cbampain Canal has been caused by
the giving out gate In the lock north OF Waterford
gang Of men were at work putting IN "A IA e, and IL
was expected that IL would be completed tuat boats
could pass this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
BASE BALL.

Fully 5000 persons were present at the Union
Grounds yesterday to witness the second game OF the
championship series between the Mutual and Chicago
Clubs The day all that could have been desired.
In the pools Chcagos favores at odds OF 800
TO S25 Play began at O'Clock, with Mr.. Daniels OF
Boston the umpire and the Mutuals at the bat Both
sides failed 10 score in their first two innings, but in the
rex inning after the Cbcagos had "blanked" the Mu
,als by clean hits OF Barnes, McVey aud Peters they
made two runs. In the fourth inning the Mutuas
scored two runs a home run made by Hal
uhau on a hit far out into the right Held. The
Mutusls failed TO add 10 their score IN their next four
iI,nincs while the ChicagOs made single taes IN the
fnrth and seventh innings leaving the totals 70 III
teir favor at the end OF the eighth INNING rue Muts
went m for their chance with two to make 10 tie he
game and three 10 BY good batting on the pdrt of
Hoisw Orh start Treacy, Hdlihan, and BO0ih or ilhs
CcagOs only succeeded IN scoring single one IN ter
last i1ntnR "A very pretty double play being made by
Hailihan drawer and Start when won the game for
tie home club he following score:
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lst "a 81 4tb 9Th 9Th 7th sth 9th Total
Mutual. Q Q f-

The Broollyns defeated the Galatians on the
CanItoipe Grounds yesterday by q OF 10 to 8.
AtHartford yesterday, the Hartfords won their
second game from the LOusyles, defeating them by
score OF g 10 L.
In Boston yesterday. the champion Boston Red
stoekngs defeated ST. Louis Brown stockings in their
seeoud cham ponshIp game by score OF 10 10 D.
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lost In pairing of the players. The wmner A. W
McGregor OF Newark, W made 81, TO 10 OF s. w.
Coacnie Of NewYork. The playing was good, and the
ties exciting throughout.
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THE DRESS HAT OF THE SEASON is unques-
ouably Rocky Mountain Beaver introduced by the iun
liable KNOX furnished his his popular
stores No. 2l2 Broadway and in the Fifth Avenue HseL
Can early and mske your selection.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-16
NEAR DOVER, N. J.-Loss, $4,000. =.
C,larl;s naner mill. about two miles east OF

morning The loss is about S6j0O the insurance Is u
hnowu The fire was undoubtedly the WORK OF an hcen-
diary.
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AAnouncementAI

WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.-Csed
nearly dity years Coughs Influenza &c. 90 cts AID 81
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HONE NEWS

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs' IN
BROADWAY
sAm..7lo Noon. 1872. Spn s5e Midn,ghI as5 'o'
Highest during the day. So Lowest Do.
Average, 717s. Same day 1879, SI''
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his hand his heart, saying am the trusty guardian
OF my own honor" TneD," observed Sr Boyle Roche,
" cOngratuat my honorable friend on the snug
cure 70 which he has appointed himself"
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TILDEN DELEGATES 70 ST. LOUIS
PORTLAND, Me-, June 15.-The lst District
Democratic Convention to-day elected Tlden delegates
to st. Louis.
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THE ExTRADI1ION QUESTION
WINSLOW RELEASED.

WINSLOW RELEASED.
THE PRISONER SET FREE BY JUSTICE MELLoR-No
PROSPECT OF AN AGREEMENT WITH GREAT
BRITAIN-BRENT's CASE TO BE BROUGHT INTO
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WASHINGTON.
PENCE IN TIE GARNET

MWAsnlSeroN, Feb. 24.-A promi-
nent member Of the cabinet au,hori-
yes Nat all published reports of scri-
Gus. disagreement between the presi-
dent ahd<any member Of the cabinet
are absolutely devoid of foundation
and it is-stateaupon the. same auth
osityy that -these4las ne.es- -heen, either
of recent date or MS time within ma
ny months, the ocsh{rcnce Of any
event in the cabinet sSssions which
could by any possible meahs be con-
strued into an indication Of bad feeling
or premonition Of rnptureM Most
positively is this true Of late. These
statements have been supcrind1ceQ
by many declarations to the etfect
that the secretary of the treasury will
shortly retire from his present Office,
furthermore that the acqui,tal Of Gen.
Babcock would be sure provocation
of such action on the part OF Bristow.
There is direct authorization the con
tradic!ion Of this impression and cabi
net officers say tlrat the result Of the
trial can have no effect whatever in
disturbing the harmony Of the cabi.
net.
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THE SAND HILL ROUTE.
Sioux City will Attempt Another
Grand Humbug.
;Witl. Gordon, the Famous Sand Hill
er, as Chief Cook.

Sioux Cl1Y, Feb. 24.-,John Cor
doniwho lead the Pioneer party of
miners that built the stockude near
Custer City in the winter of1S74 and
1875, leaves here tomorrow, to es.
tablish for the Sioux City aud Black
Hills transportationco., stage line
from this place. to the hills. He will
arrange for-b bridging streams that can
not be easily forded, and establish
ranches and is expected to make the
hills and returninside of 80, days. Cor.
don will return to the hills leaving
here April fifth and will pilot through
all teams that are ready to leave at
that time. A company offorty- men
and ten teams started to day under
Albert Collins who has been over all
the routes as captain,
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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

Seventeen double mule teams left
Wisner, Nebraska, yesterday. for the
Black Hills.
Jules Dufaure has been appointed
president Of the council of France,
Mr.. Buffet having resigned.
Don -Casles, with "A 44,eeo-men, is
reported in The mountains Of Amcy.
cuas, endeavoring to reach the French
frontier.
Night before last, Tdsdell's mill ut
81. Clair, Michigan, was destroyed by.
tire kindled by inccndiarles. Loss,
$4,000. !.
Governor kirwood Of Iowa, ycstcr-
day appointed" "Hon.r.James Rockwell
OF Cedar comfy, to the additional
Ijudgcship Of the supreme court.
Iwcnty-onc houses in Cascyvillc,
Indiana, were burned Yesterday morn
ing, mostly two story. Most ofthosc
buildings fronted the river.
The commission house Of Geo. II.
StGath at Observation-Disclosures, was
burned yesterday, also Iynddc.nti and
Schmid's foundry. Loss sis, 900.
The inquest on the victims Of Strath
Clyde disasteb has resulted in a YER
dict charging manslaughter against
the officers of the steamer Franciona.
G. D. & A. Dixon, London mcr-,
chants, have failed for three aud half
millions. Government bonds and>
steamship stocks declined on~thcir
hands to such an extent that they
collapsed. :
WAsH1SeroS, Feb. 24.-Upon the
rcceip: by president Grant announcing
the acouittal Of Gen. Babcock, Col.
Fred Grant Immediately sent dispatch
rendering the President congratula.
tions.
The grandjury at Springfield, Ills,
yesterday morning returned indict-
ments against Henry P. Westerman,
John l.. Smith, DIS. Thompson, Geo.
NJ Caldwall, and Albert Martin, for
conspiracing to dcfraud the govern.
mcnt Of internal revenue.