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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
TIE FIR EMENs PARADE T)-NIaHT.
THE Grand TorohIisht Procession or the
Fire Department In Honor OF the
Prince OF Wales Programme OF Chief
Engineer Dccksr-Routs or the Pa rade,


Sc, &C.
me uspd ,orchi sbi procession o. the nrcmcn 10 hon.
81 = bis Royal nrhnets the Prince Wales for which
sue extensive preparations have bee, going for the
tAst ssw ~eesr viii ccme OF 10 light, and cxpes,ei
t5s:t 80 AFFAIR will be thc Splendid and imposing Of
its - that has taken place city In nun
bgrs are Informed that 10 sil far excsed even the
great ANAL parade q the Firc Department last year
rhcb considered The antst txhibt ton 81 the gallant
dfocis = our Ives and property had oc-urrcd up
v tat psFsd All the engines have been newly pats,
ed al rs1c, without rcSard 70 cost, and ne tempo
rary Gec. sAi7-r, said wtll be a scale d magna
oesce N Aysss,s -'h NJ grandeur q INC aspsy w
svSy o,her ga-icutsr.
La imposslLss Jet 70 give suything ike Al cs,i
saae AZ the rrI1scrs which w form the proc s.ica:
%. Ron me prusvaulue watch publish bcios sirl
DC that than hundred of the city
rsnes % 'urp eut, and crutrry % usags hitherto,
thcre 60 rt.tcS a 70 nvnAbcvs. each company being
allowed procure oS.sie csegailovs 70 their s,reagth
al hts,u- me vsrrG companies, 90, mentioned ia
che prograsme, wl, sqSether with ssir metropolitan
Brethren. Increase The Shols number % perhaps
Bundled snd tvcniy.a g ca1psrcs.
TIE cost of SIS magnificent nocturnal raraie the
cremeu vil not be covered b. IS 900. seou, haf o.
which wa be doysyed hy 10 Flre Dlpsl tmsnt, and
TIE res; By Mayor VOID whs has INST III orally co
tributsd on go towns The rugEss.s ~ tor ocs AID
o. 900 far The music
me following q ibe Gss4a Na-sht,1
FRoarangs % raK gA.spE.
To limo VII firm Al haif plst wsaAg. " ,ss i'l.
LOVING order and places
FfRsr rfvfFiov.
me Trst Division. Esha kings md sarsea, ~ se
eonPosed q The visiting compunles, the oesss M
fre Dslartneut Furd FIRE Coum<sioncrs, ErzA ~
AssoelAion aud No Exempt Etsae compasT fb'
oMcefs = visiting oomrascs VII report 20 ths Enxsesr
W command q ne eivislon "a ne corner Or ruih
nee aha four'een'h street, early AZ sr ocicok that
ih,ir places II The line my Il arranged.
sEcoSp utvisf1w
The scc9ud dvsion viii - n ch,,.s Y, r~......
Timothy west.
NhNrortha rsA
Cntef r. fi1ccr hrtktr, WNh III grsrfa HAM 49, 90
WI aa ENa6at l4a
Haa@sn gro GET III
FGg Hss- III Na d
M4truf Mek nat EaMeer - Nj
Au8Asa ~ 81 r8. aE
N.fe sam. ra W
aa5ft..nce hese C.. &e o.
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The tf three hundred thousapd dollars $500 Ooo)
Included In the amount levied posed for .cean.
Ing ttreeis,n shall be and hereby Is levied aud i'm
pwed only upon ihe eststcs hrreinbeore mentioned.
ns ard berg tou'h Of lac running through the centre
OF fy seventh street. and the 81 four hundred and
twenty four thousand doarp (Ss2s ot0 INCLUDED In the
amount 20 levied ard imposed for lamps cas-" shall
be and hereby levied and imposed ~ upon the said
estates lying snd being within that portion said city
which the Common Council thereof have desg ed the
Sec q rbs assessment rolls for 1890 heretofore 70
osived from the Committee on Taxes and nens
hereby referred 10 the Committee Taxes aud
the raid Con mitiee are hereby authorized and requested
10 cause 20 be puted and entered therein opposite
each Of the several suns set down ectv.y the
Valuations 81 real pcrtoual and other taxable property
the proper amounts to be paid thereon
the amounts In each boot and when compelled deliver
laid s,seanent rolls 10 tbs Clerk 81 Arrears In Ser
that The urpsd water rents "a The year 1859 may be
entered therein, as pro sided by Law
sKc After the completion q tie assessment rolls
tax bosks provided In the third Of this
dnnrce the said committee taxes are hereby
required to nom The members u the Board
rffvns The proper warrants authorizing and requiring
the Receiver o. rAxes 70 collect the
IN nshi,n'd according 70 Law, and Immediately ihcreaf
wsrrsr t. Aforesaid spnsxd thereto the Receiver
hss and ,esrsupon report 70 The Compircler Of the
cd for by the said Receiver Of Taxes
supcrvtor TWIN proposed strik ou, The approprs
on Tor the nantansuee Of tho Park aud ar sued
that was outage ha, there should pceded $50 900
tomaintsn the Park before half finished II, moved
10 strike at appropriation out but the B,ard refised
ayes q noes 10. Nesss. rsecd Briggs Gully voting
favor OF H.
Supervisor BrrSr proposed 70 amend the item Tor tbs
Record Commission appropriation by aiding, tina, The
Cen rifoer shou'd not pay until the crsii'y ant the
tmoan, o. the J ord Comm ssioners claim bad been
jud oislly deteru \ Tbis agreed IN, the super
vnor torg INTO The whole matter " show what ex.
uav"ranee Rad beer = rpstrs'd by thisi ,r mission.
The report and ordinance. show nuallv ADOPT
ell, sut-rviso Twrkp calling after fact that
for much n the Supervisors respcns they
heiry txIsnsss ~ not controlled
by ihe supervifors.
IN" Bsrd did ro,hrg else Of Importance, sdourrirg
10 Monday. nS ".
FOR The rerc-t above. sdo,ted by the sup~rvlsors
The tp,rter has made up the rate u tsx as olswp-
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% ,Oio uo0 40
Sec There shall also he, and hereby Ii, levied and
imposed tax upon the estates real and personal subject
TO taxation according TO law Of and within the city and
county Of New York Aforesaid and to be raised and col
ected according TO sw for the support of the govern
=, me cry ., ne" ,of1, rue nae",
ment. and city courts also, the payment
Of the interest on that portion Of the city debt,
and the annual pstalmenis upon the principal
thereof which payable from aud required by Law to be
PROVIDED for ny taxation In ad year. and TO supply the
estimated deficiency the product Of the arising
from loss by discounts
the COLI ct,op taxes; and for the of six
millions eighty five thousand four hundred aud forty
eight dollars sndsixty cents a4s COY - foloxs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
WHAT IS THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON OF
THE PRINCES RECEPTION IN NEW YORK.
M 4.

WHAT is THOUGHT IN WASHINGTON OF
THE PRINCES RECEPTION IN NEW YORK.
wAsHisoros, Oct IL, 1850
Despite all that may be pretended b, the exqusitey
fastoious and supernne who, while dying TO sec the
Prince and to be presented did not sJoy the opportu-
pi,y-dsspite the sincere aptago,sm TO princes as
ruch which 10 felt by democrats and Of the repugnance
Of be iotbt that the progress
Of bis Roy High nus sti the absorbing topic here as
elsew here In social circles.
The given by the HERALD especially OF his re-
cepon Castle Gsrcen Of the reviews, the doinss at
lbo City Hall. the march up Broadway, and the scenes
90 The way and around and wliin The Fifth Avenue
Hotel are sought for with eager interest II would be
quite mistake 10 imagine thai these sentiments are
awakened simply by the idea OF royalty among US II
rs no vulgar love Of lionizDg . prince or future
monarch. Far from II The Common herd OF sight.
s. ers may influenced 10 extent by that feeling,
but this Interest OF the people Of the beat condition
springs from much deeper aud nobier source. II has
It's origin In the love Of aberand ancient memories,
cherished associations, End pstnral and proper soci
tude AZ 70 the manner which who stsncs In 30
near atiop the Brit th shall be received in
the OF America by the repre- sentatves Of
highest civilization, IN the various domains OF letters,
sch nee wealth ard polite life. Hence is that the
Princes stay in Washington. No other journal gives the
full news OF his progress The Duke OF Ne~cs'tle Lord
81 Germsps viscount Hincbcp brooke General Bruce,
but particularly SIR Henry Holland and DR. Ackand,
were continually asking for the HERALD They bought
al the extra copies they could get while here and sent
them CD TO different friends in England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
THE RECEPTION OF THE PRINCE IN BOSTON

Boeros. Oct ~, 1880
The interest In the visit Of the Priocs is incrsssog
The sales Of tickets the ball up this evening foot up
thirteen hunored The committee have appropriate i've
thousand dollars for decorstoDs eight thoossnd for sap
per- three thousand for liquor and thousand for mu
Sic should the sae Of tickets reach two thousand Ave
thousand dollars additional vii appropriated for deco
raiiops..
Every room In our principal hotels engaged for the
night Of the ball
The military ordered out win number twenty nvs hun
drec-foriy i've different corps, sixty officers and one
hundred and fifty musicians. Tho line will enclose the
common on three sides.
Of the Governors aids sil meet the Prince at tho
State House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

The array of fruit was particularly rich America
fhowed could do in the grape department, but
must be confessed that certain packages Of = small
white grape Just arrived from France, beat everything
this line.
not without grea. labor the part Of the gonte
who had his Royal Hgbness 10 charge that they sue
sssdsa In getting him to q comfortable location The
multitude after throrged into the room and was
aDed almost TO sufocation.
The supper though unexcepopabe in quality, was not
al that could be desired, because OF the miserable
arrangements under viii II was served few
snly could be assisted at one time, and
shoee few by remaining at the tables, rendered
necessary pass the food the heads or under
The elbows Of their neighbors Wines, creams and jel
Hes In this operation, consequently literally
sprnked upon elegant dresses and damage done BY the
quantity The Prince took all In cool part, however,
and In easy conversation with those around him, the
s1pper found It's way TO It's destination
nne band 10 attendance here, and supplied the
company with some excellent mnsic throughout the
svening the rush continuing with little interms
SION until tho email hours Of the morning
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THE PRINCE IN THE METROPOLIS.
TcoNrINUED FROM SlFra PAeEl

CONTINUED FROM FIFTH PAGE
number Of others OF the committee, conducted 70
The supper through the side entrance arranged for
ihe purpcse impossible, no sever, 70 iooS the
royal movements and still difficult TO get al Inc
good ininss intended for the public deleciaiton.
The following u the bill Of fare. Those = the roya
party printed In gold, upon white SATIN ihose ior
the common people, in bronze, the same material
BALL
Z Z
I his ROYAL HI0Hsk rbE fKlNtE OF WALLS
: Dew York, ctober IL, 1867
4 MF de volatile
Huires d "a Pou!etle. x.,..
A II beurre de Noltpeiher.
rh''s ue ''" ealsntnes de dindes Ia Royae
Paes de gibiers u n, n 70. - pa,,,,.,r. I
p.tn. A Eevr.s Anrals hsnrcst
) i-ms w 49, Jsryints de = trsc auY TIT fes.
Jambona de westpbsie a Ia 1endIme.
l.ngnes de boeuf P6carlate.
""'NN ksadea de Homards Ia Russo.
. Giousss
Becasapes Becssss FaissnA
! Geiees Macere. kacedoines DE rrus
! Crenes FrsncALeG 0lace n Is Van lie ct Ciuou.
I Ietts Fonfs CnArlo,e husses 3
I Peches, Poies Rsisins de serre. &c.
nnSTEFs. I,
IA Refine Victoria ct le Prince Albert !
I lie Gr,at ksAiein. lie Vase de Flora
SHEER Fountain. &e., &c. !
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NEW YORK HERALD ls6O-TRIPLE SHEET
Amount
5000 90
260 %

For what Puyp0e Amouat
A"seitFn eovsS ~
Aeylrm nor ldi0ts ......................... IoO w
Csie and nainteL Ance Of Harlem Third avenue
I,uO0 W
Common schools for state .......,..,., 800 GIT 81
coroners, "a 600 90
County conf gencies SO 900 90
tourt house (Iew), construction Of. 100 600 90
Eleeiion expef LIS 600 90
Bartm bridge new Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 90
Houtedor detention of witnesses IL 200 90
BoIse tor detention Of witesses constrnc-
hon OIL, ~ SUI w
Harem river, survey of................... 1000 90
IpteI,ft Harlem bridge bonds .......... 800 90
Interest loans ................... 10, 900 90
Ir,iitutiop for Tire Blind. 1000 90
Lighting, cleaning and supplies for county
omcse... .............. ZI,oco W
New York Ju venile Asy lum .-........ $1,000 90
NV York State Luna,c Apy lum. ......... eco 90
dficers ana witness's fees ............ 30 900 90
Pointing, stationery and blank books, $4,000 90
Polio. fund (or pay mept Of saaries) 325 SEQ 90
Pc ice copiiI ger cics fer Deputy Superinten-
oett.,....... ............... 5000
Polio, Law expenses and disburseme ts. 49, 500 90
Re-t 10 900 90
Repairs u county builoir % and Offices 80. 10 90
saisf,sr-Legislatye depsTt ment. ....... 3 400 90
Salarks-Ex.cutive departments. ........ 90 600 co
Sa,srh s-Juc iciary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TO 90
State tsxes.. o82 6Sl 08
ConmissonI s Of Records-inssrted In con-
fo,miy with . peremptory mandamus
from the Supreme Court. said amount 10 be
determined to be due 70 the conu actors, 72os4 %
Deficiencies in the tAxes................. 6S,601 81
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This division forms the south edo Of Fourteenth
street. right sixth avenue, apparatus heading towards
Broadway.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
The Seventh division win be in charge Of VIM Hackctt
Marsha, and viii consist Of
Band.
laurel Hose Co No 90
Peterson Engine Co No 81.
Putnam Hoss Co. No 81.
Peter Masters,n Engine Co No. a.
Index Hose 20 No. 81
Black Joke Engoe Co. No. 80.
Band.
Warren Hose Co No a.
Howard Enstne Co. No. 81
Harry Howard Engine Go. No. %.
oOeana Hose 90. No 90.
Triendship Hook and ladder Co. No IL
TrAdesman Engine Co No 81.
Madison Hose Co No 81
This division vii form the south side OF fourteenth
street, right Fh avenue, apparatus in reverse order
IIGHrH DIVISION.
The Eighth division will be In command Of Engineer
Stephen Mitchell, Aarshal, consisting Of
Band.
Southwark spglns % 40, IS, with steamer.
Columbian Hook and ladder Go. No. L.
Band
Amiiy Hose Co No: as.
Franklin Epgin, Co. No 30.
Mohawk Hose Co No. 20.
Band
lady w.shiBs,o0 Engine % 70. 40.
Empire Hose Co. No. 40
Clinton Fnrine % No A.
Alert Hose Co No. Al.
band.
Marion Hook Ladder Co No Is.
kazepps Hcse Co. No a.
This Division wl form the east side of Fourth
avenue, right Fourteenth street and Broadway ap
parasus leading up town.
NINTH DIVISION.
The Ninth division will be In charge OF Engineer John
McCosker and consist Of
Dcdworth'e Bard
Baxter Hook and ladder Co. No. Is.
Manhattan Engine Co No ~.
Pioneer Hose Co No. a..
Baud.
Live Oak rnsinc Co. No. a.
Washington irving Hose Co No. ~
Aurora Engine Co. NO ~.
Mechanic Hose CO. No. Al.
MsEcppa Engine Co No. as.
Americas Hosc Co. No. As.
Liberty Eoginc Co. No. 90.
ms division viii take side OF Fourth avenue
right on sixteenth street, apparatus beaded M town
TENTH rIvrsIoS.
ne Tenth division will DC 10 shsrgeo OF Engineer rhomls
Roe, Marshal, and viii corsist Of
Rand
hutual RI iae Co No 81.
Undine noee Co No So
kaad Huee ~ No 50.
Nsnbattsn Hook and fatccr Go No 10.
Harry Howard Hose Co. No. 65.
Nsssaa Hoes 60 Nc 50
nberpis Hsk ARD LADDER g, No. Is.
Fofrtst nose Co. No a.
Adkin's axnd.
Zephyr Busc Co. No ci
rhs division all form Fourth avenue east side:
right ca Nineteenth street, facing up toEn.
JOHN ECKER, Grand Marshal
According % tho resolution adopted 70 ,ont mee,og
held ~ Tho Board o. Foremsn and Enginssr.,
Tnx aourr OF rnE rRscsssios
Win be through ues, q The prncrs ihorcushs q tho
metropolis The rc Of march vii Be through Forr,eon,b
street 70 Fourth Avenue, ~ Fonrth Twenty
third street, Through r~cuy bird stre Madison ave.
nue. rp kaason TO r~es<y street, through
Twenty sixth street IN FSth sssese down snh avenue
(rsssrg revies before H. rra.e the E.rh Avsaue
Eois 20 Four,eerh srec, 'hrougs Fourech street ;,
fccrth svtnue, down FcoFth 70 the Bo~e5y.
through the Bywfy & chaihsr ttFcst through On ,tha
street, around the lcrr md a tho Prs ant 10 D osf
way 70 Unlon squs-e vhetc the several companies s
be dismissed
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In ADDITION TO the above snont o - t37,-
sos 90 required to pay The appropriations
for the year there 10 tobc ralssd for the
ConmisfioLsrs Of Record, a. hereioaner
And ioriber amount TO supply
dencisnces IN the product Of
the taxer IN pursuance u sec. .,
chap. zoe Of the laws Of 1850, Of. 20 b61 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
Niagara Engine 90. No, 4.
Mari, u Hose 90. No. 4.
land.

Niagara Engine Co No 4
Protection Engine Co. No B.
Nex YorE Hose Go No
Chelsea hook and ladder Co No z
This division win form south side Of Fourteenth
right on avenue the apparatus 70 be placed
In reversed order (headins toward Broadway.
THIRD DIVISION.
TIE Third division viii be under the marshalship Of
Edward W. Jacobs, and viii comprise
Manahan's Band.
Americas Engine Co. NJ Q.
Croson Hose Co No. 9.
Lexington Engine Co. No 7. with new Steam Engine.
DOdworths Band.
Eagle Hook and ladder Co No l.
C.y Hose Co. No 8.
shelton's Rand
Manhattan Engine Co. No. s, With Steam Engine.
Columbian Hose 20 No
Water Witch EngiDe 20 No. TO-
Liberty Hose Co NJ. 10.
Conuell's Band
Ocsanus FL CINE Co No. IL.
Washington Hose Co No. IL.
jackson Hose Co No ID.
This division forms the south side Of Fourteenth
street, the right ressipg Ninth avenue the apparatus
heading towards Broadway.
FOURTH DIVISION.
The Fourth division, Engineer G. Joseph Ruch, MAI.
shAl, will be composed Of the following companies
Eighth regiment band.
Columbian Engine Co. No IA.
EXCELSIOR Hose TO. No IL
Chatham Engine Co No l6
Atlantic Hose Co No Is
/ I'm ION Hook aud Ladder 20. No b.
Band.
Mohawk Engine Co. No 1e
Tompklns Hose Co M. IL.
Elizabeth brass band
East River EDgin. 20 No. IL.
Clinton Hove Co. No. II.
Band.
Union Engine Co. No. ~.
Franklin Hose Co. No lS.
This division will form the south side Of Fourteenth
street. right Eighth avenue apparatus beaded towards
Broadway.
FIFrH DIVISION.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-23
GLOVE ANODYNE
TOOT HE ROPS

MO one whether old or young likes to lose their
IN teeth.but when pain arising from sweled gums
an aching tooth Is felt, one of two things must be
done, either have it pulled out procure rem
ely to cure the allliction.
Thousands Have Tried
this preparation and found that it removes the rain
almost as applied; its use is not attended
with any injurious effects whatever on the teeth; its
taste and smell are both agreeabe and 1t will by an
occasional application entirely remove the soreness
from decayed tooth, se that it may be filled and
made as useful ever let anyone who has suffer.
cd half an hour with throbbng tooth, try 1t, and
they will be convinced OF its value.
Prepared and sold by A. II. 4 D. SANDS, Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton street, New York.
For sale by II. johnson h Co. and Redingten 4 Co.
San Francisco; Rice & Coffin, Marysvile; n. II. Nc.
Donald Co., Sacramento; and by Druggists gen.
orally. oc2.3ui
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-23
r MAN EYE BALSAM ,
FOR INFLAMED EYELIDs.

A Nd for the cure of Scrofulous Humours and sore.
n ness surrounding or near the Eye. In all dis
cases Of this characteg it is almost certain cure
The following extract from letter just received ro-
icrs TO one OF the many similar cases constantly
ported
Jersey City, Oct. 90 1880.
Messrs. A. b. &. u. SANDS,
Dear Strs-l nave for number Of years been
troubled with sore aud inpamed eye-lids, which
though they never caused me much pain were very
annoying on other accounts. | have tried a number
oil medicines at different times without the slightest
success. Seeing an advertisement OF your Roman
Eye Balsam in spite ofmy skepticism, resolved to
get some, and AZ least tryt. am now writing this
In the fullest gratitude to inform you Il could al
most send you fifty dollar bilD that few and only
few, applications have resulted in complete cure
Respectfully yours,
l.. kABRIsKlE
PRICE % CENTS PER JAR--Wil be sent free per
mail to any part of the United States upon receipt of
30 cents IN postage stamps.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. h.
y. SANDS, Druggists, 100 Fulton street. corner Of
William New York.
For sale by II. johnson 4 Co. and Redngton & Co.,
San Francisco; Rice Coffin, Marysville; Il. H. Nc.
Donald 4 Co., Sacramento; and by Druggists gen.
orally. Oct. g lS60-3m .
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-23
Legal Notices,
C,,oNsTARLE,s sALE.--stotc of Cali.


| torpa. County Of Nevada, Township Of Nevada ss
By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued
from the Court Of +. W. Smith, Esq. an acting jus
tice ef the Peace in and for the county aforesaid
hearing date October l1th A. ID: 1860; to satisfy
Judgment rendered by said Court on the 21st day Of,
JnIy. A. D. 1860. in favor of JAMES +. MARTIN and
against T. J. CHAMBERS and AMOS T. LAIRD, for
The sum of s1ss 90 principal debt nndS27 Is costs
have levied upon and will soil to the highest bid
der for cash the following described property, to wit
All the right title and interest Of the above NAMED
defendant r. j. Chambers of in and to that certain
short Ditch intorsecting with Deer creek the south
side about onehalf mile above Scott's Flat and con
vevinr water around the Ditch known as the Gold
Flat bitch belonging 10 the south Yuba Canal CO.
Also all o defendant Chambers right title and in.
terest in and TO the ditch known as Laird & Cham
bcrs Gold Run Often, iptersecting with Deer creek
about three miles above Nevuaa and conveying wa.
ter 10 Gold Flat in Neyada county. Also all Of de-
iendant Chambers right title and interest in and to
the new ditch known the ChairherS &iaird ditch
conveying water from Scots Fiat to American
Hill in Nevada township; said ditch on the north
side of Deer creek and known as Laird Chambers
rev ditch, being the same which was heretofore at =
tached bv me in the above entitled suit
All the above described property will be sold on
THURSDAY, the lst day Of November, 1850, in front
of tire Court House door between the honrs of nine
O'Clock, A. NJ and five O'Clock. T. NJ. to satisfy the
above demand and accruing costs
Nevada October 1lth, 1860.
oeil-td J. B. GRAY, Constable
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-23

THE UNBuRIED DEAD OF SYRIA.-Late Sy-
rian correspondence Of the Boston Travel
er says:
More than 10000 human bodies still lie
upon the sides Of Mount Hermon, in full
view from the Sea of Galilee and the Med
iterranean, upon the Plains of Sidon, the
ancient Phenicia, .blackening in the sun;
aud their blood stil cries out to Heaven for
vengeance. 1t is an Oriental custom to
leave the murdered dead unburied until
justice has been satisfied, and although in
Syria the effect of the climate upon dead
body requires its burial within "a hours of
the departure of the spirit from its earthly
tenement, these bedcs have remained. un-
buried and in a complete state of preserva-
tion. In the courtyards Of the palaces, In
the barracks. and wherever the Christian
has fallen, there. lies the body now, still
awaiting the vengeance of Heaven upon
the oppressors and the slayers Of the Chris
tians Of Mount Lebanon.