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The New York herald., 1860-12-11
MARRIED..

HoAcE-NnsoS.-0n Wednesday, November o. bv
the Rev. c. G. Norton Mr.. WILLIAM HoAGs of New York
city to Miss ELIZA A. NELSON, Of Charleston, s. C
Charleston g. c. papers please copy.
RAcEy-IISpsAy. Saturday, December 8, by and at
the residence Of the Rev Mr. Gessenhaner Mr. WILLIAM
H. RAcy, Of Florida, to Miss HELEN C. LINDSAY of Hudson
county, New Jersey
RocERs-BowKFR-O Thursday December g. bv the
Rev. Noses Ballou, Mr. DWIGHT b ROGERS of New York
city, to Miss EvEINE AUGUSTA BowKR of South Wey-
mouth, Mass
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News from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS Dec. 10, 1890.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived from Vera Cruz
9Th inst The sdviccs from the capital to the 2sh
ult The liberals completely investing the city Of
Mexico Distress from scarcity Of food and water
yery great The main army had not como up.
The extraordinary from Mexico Sd inst had not arrived
at Vera Cruz. II believed that II would bring
news OF repue the liberals their capture OF the
capital
Mr. McIAne and the United States legation were 70 re-
Turn home by the next steamer.
The French Minister advises Miramom 10 capitulate.
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.OlfN, n. b. Ntt. 10, ISNT
Arc broke on, Friday morning in the stores owned
and occupied BY Burke b Noonan, A. Chatham MIRA.
snpsh, which completely destroyed ,hor building and
se buildings occupied BY Grifns Burns Brysons ana
thers burning ali the block IN that direction except ine
corner building, belonging 70 MI Vn,rson cre, iens w
.o,c 90, tfat NE whole town would be DESTROYED ana
Tho Gro was only arrested By change Of wind hessrs
purte Nconan lost all their stock but are saii " oe
fsq, insured. There also INSURANCE on 'he o'oe' iHV
perty.
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Army IntelliQence.

Lieut. John A. Tardy, Jr Corps OF Engineers Is assign.
ed TO duty in New York city assistant 10 Major John
G. Barnard, and WI report accordingly. Lieutenant Ed
ward G. Bush Ter1h Infantry, Is relieved from duty
the Military Academy and will report in pcrsen TO the
GeneralinChief for further orders. An extension Of
leave Of absence has been granted by the War Depart
men, for six months 10 Captain Henry Heth Tenth in.
fantry; and for four months, 70 Lieut.. William McE.
Dye, Eighth infantry.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

IOtfs DC. IWs I5bU
A correspondent Of tho RsTsaiicon at Salt lake CITY,
18th M announces that the Utah Legislature met IN
rcal session the 18th for the purpose o assigning
the time IL holding the courts OF the Territory
ana proyidnr necessary funds The Legislature male no
OF the funds The Governor refused 70 approve
~ the bin and the session broke up Tho federal officers
nave t,ioned tho Commissioners Of Indian Affairs for
sya,,ies with the indian tribes OF Utah.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

The steamship Brcnville brings Havana advces Of tho
9Th inst . -
Sugars we're duh at pk eI reals for No II The
gathering OF the new crop proceeding admirably.
Freghts dull.
Money very tight Sterling exchange is per cent pre-
snum. New York sight exchange. 3k cent premium
The steamship Empire City has arrived from Havana.
News anticipated.
The steamship Arizoaa has arrived from Brazos win
RIQb COO In treasure.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

MORRIS PoExs-The seventeenth edition Of 'Morris
Poems" lin blue and god), has just issued from the
press Of sdrbner Co.. Of this city. The work is having
large sale, are gratied 10 know, Notwithstanding
the times.
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The Africa Boa rded or Cape Race.

KAtE, I6t0.
The Cunard steamship Africa, from New York for
Liverpool boarded by the boat Of the
press at two p NJ. yesterday C1nnday), and all the
messages for Europe transmitted om New York on Sa
turday Of last week placed board. The CONNER
cia public under renewed obligations TO the Cunard
line for successful efforts forward their interests
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

To Every Mother Who Has Children
suffering from any OF the complaints incident the period of
teethng we say do not let preudces the preu
dces of others stand in the Of the relief that will be
sure yes absolutely sure-to follow the OF
MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
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Drawings OF the Delaware state Lott
teries.-woOD, EDDY a co, Managers Of the
pkLAyARK, xEsrucxr AND MssorM STATE LOTTERIES. a
~, %, 29 7S, 81, IL, TO- IS, 6l ~ IS, 90 Is.
DELAwARE-CLAss n8. Dec To- 1870.
26, /, 6, IA, Z, 54, al, 40, 80, 81, 81, "a, AZ.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY co, wilmington, Delaware,
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Southern Ocean Steamer Movements.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 10, 1860.
The screw steamship Montgomery arrived at Tybee at
light O'Clock last evening.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

For Throat Diseases and Coughs Use
BROWNS Troches which sold druggists Public
speakers and singers should have them
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

BOSTON, Uec. 10, ISbO.
Isaac Davis the citizens candidate, elected Mayor
Of Worcester today.
Sargent, republican, was chosen Mayor OF Lowell.
Newburyport elected Moses Davenport, Union candi-
date, over Elder Pike, republican.
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Burning OF steamer Flying Cloud.

The steamer Flying Cloud, from st. Louis for New Or
leans, was burned to the waters edge last night No
lives lost.
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Weekly Report OF Deaahs

In the City and Comfy Of New York. from the lat day OF
December TO the 9Th day Of December, 1880.
Men, 81; women, 81; boys, 50; girls, o4-Total, 80
Adults, 162 children, 17e; males, 1e3; female
colored peraons 4
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The steamship Araso, which left this port Saturday
last for Southampton and Hsvre to call OF cape Race
and WILL n pcesble be boarded by the Associated Press
yacht Tho Arago wiz be due al the Cape at
o Wednesday and dispatches for Europe TO be forward
cd by her should be sent today tuesday, through Mr.
Stokers Agency, No. Broad street, New York
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Barry's TricOpherOus Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauying curling cleansing
druggists
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

For Group, Scarlatina Small POx
Holloways Pills and Ointment. They a positive
remedy and such prescribed by the best physicians with
unang the vruent types of these
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Moldavta Cream-FOr Preserving and
oesuthying the hair Sold only at W. A. BACHELORS
newly invented wig factory, l6 Bond street
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The Schooner j. Lansing Burned.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. s, 1850.
The schooner J. lansing, for New York, with turpen-
inc and rosin, was burned on the 5th inst.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11
Fatal Railroad Accident at Newark.

ACCIUenU NeWHTks
NEWARK, Dec. 10, 1862
AS the eight o'clock New Jersey Central train from
New York coming in at the Market street depot this
morning, named VIM. Shangley, a blacksmith
residing at Railway, in attempting to get board the
dashed against the post and almost instant
y killed Deceased aged about thirty five years and
is said to have left large family Of children.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

BatcheIOr's Hair Dye-Reliable, Harm
less and instantaneous; black brown Factory Barclay
street Sold and applied at BATCHELoRs Wig factory Is
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Marsh q Co.'s Radical Cure Truss.-
Office No. vesey street sor House, opposite the church
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Frozen Gas Meter's.-To Prevent the
annoysnce have them filled Immediately with Patent Fluid.
Office No. 692 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Hfls Hair Dye-5Oc.. Black or Brown.
Depot No. Barclay street and sold by all Druggists.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, wigs and Tou-
the best in the world and retail and the Dive
privately applied, at No 6Astor House.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

The Ladd & Webster Sewing Machines
may now be had for atty dollars at 600 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Drawings OF X. Frances Delaware
Lotteries
SUSSEX County, Class -, Dec 10, lssa
53, 30, 40, 27, l8, g. IS, 73, ST. SO, 49, Sc, Co. i.
CoEsoLIpArxp LorrErY, CLASS rs, Dec. 10 l60
SO, 63, 80, rs, 10, 81, 27, 80, "a, z, 3, Al, 43.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
Wilmington, Delaware.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

MEETING TIN Board OF RsrHEa-rAnvrs-The above
Beard held their annual meeting last evening at Fire
mans Hail. the President, VIM woodruff, in TIM chair
After reading the minutes Of the previous meeting the
committee o fifteen appointed 10 draft proposed amend
mens the Fire Department law stated that they
ready 70 report. whereupou motion was mads THAI
spcca meeting Of the Board be held the evening f
the 10Th inst hear the same which adopted The
Board then proceeded election for officers fos tfD
ensuing year which resulted A. follows
Trsvtdsrf-w. " wickham.
VICE Ircrsdcnf-A J. Delsture
Sxraory-John r. Phtt.
TrenSw~-John 0aes.
Coieuor-navid Thesil.
Trstcs-zophsr Mis-, Henry A. Burr, Johr :. Bar.
mour
The meeting then sdtournsd
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sudden Death at a Prayer Meeting.

Benjamin Mead, aged eighty lone years, dropped dead
at the Market street morning prayer meeting to-day,
from disease of the heart.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

ACADEMY or MUac.-"stradela" was sung last night,
in German to audience dt though few.n The opera is
in Flotows best vcin light, pleasant, sparkling and
thoroughly good musical rendering of the romantic story
which IL illustrates. Nine Febbri, Mons. Stigel, Formes
and Qunto sang the principal parts well that every
who heard regretted that the inclemency of the
weather deprived very great many connoscurs of rich
musical treat The tenor part altogether the best the
OPERA and Stige sang last night better than
at the Winter Garden Nothing could be more delight
full than the expression which he to the very pleas
ing though excellent air which concludes the second act
Nine. Fabbri excellent usual, and Formes gave
the part Of the chief original with infinite gom. The
chorus better than usual and Mr. Thomas conducted
the orchestra admirably.
On Wednesday the 'sFigla del Reggimenton viii be
given, in Italian, with Fabbr Maria, Formes as
Sulpzio and Stigelli as Tonic. This performance pro
misses well, and should the special attention Of
opera goers.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Loss OF the Schooner Mary j. Hoyt.
BoeroS, Dec 10, 1860.
The bark Colonel Iedyard has arrived here from Apa-
lachicoa She reports December latitude 40 20 longi
tude 10 09 fell In with the schooner Mary Hoyt from
New York for Cette; took OF the captain and crew.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

shirts, shirts.-ssS for -.
Eies..s Robe. - Chambrs at half prtce
Depot los Chatham ssrcet corner Of Pearl
s0oc0 WORTH
ov
WINTER CLOTHING.
FURNISHING GOODS. ac,
MEN As6 ,s6 BOYS.
To BE- .o.d on an
ny 'Tskfsf Thk Isl 81 SfGsls1rG yasuaRv.
- IN VIEW or THE CONDITION oy THE TINES.
ags;s Ok hand
DEvIIs 4, sSDsGs y .ss = ! s,s.aa-.,. SS.a
Lyons and German snk velvets.
BLACK, WHITE AND coLoRRD.
'i1 Hossf "Sa x.nos.sss.sr.
Arnold, coSsrasts 4 CO.
Maiden Lane.
WHOLESALE EDs EHEE5y s4o5I pays ~ ONLY.
TONES, SON xr1vsE., At srrArI. ~ D'
No. sxsIaeu sne, se~ Yors
WHEELER WILLOWS SEWING MAcHIrR
WIN prcrs WIN I'M css sss = esn cssr,~
sdy sarss The csr,s@ss Ss,dsys -.~.
Grover a Bakers Celebrated Nossessss
sewing Machines, 90 end up~srda - Broadway n
Toy. res the Hclsday.-netaileda NJ
Hsrrins's Patent shaHsss. rirs anA
srr4s s'os ssfes ~ Broadway d1sss q narrsy ssss',
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News from Haytf.
ANOTHER CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
surPRKssED.

From the Wa,ohrdn, Of Kingston, Jamaica, we learn
that plot had been laid 10 disturb the peace OF the
country. The consprators having been discovered
spprehended, and having been tried, three wcre
tcnced be shot which sentence had been carried into
execution Throughout the entire country congratulate
ry addresses from the inhabitants had been sent 10 the
government expressive Of their readiness at moments
disturb the peace Of the coyry. The new crops had
just commenced 10 como In 70 the currcncy cf tho
country had considerably changed for the better In
general business In very hethy state The govern
ment had commenced their plan Of establishing model
farms aud making great progress In irrigation, for
which purpose sonecutters were In very great demand
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

suryuop OprKr-Part same before Part ad-
tourned Go Wednesday.
srrrsxx CouKr-CRcrn.-Pa Oyer and Termner.
Part same as before.
Cosxox PgAs-Part Mos. 2Ro, 81, ~, 2543 2s45,
2Sss 2547 1850 2551 2204 253, 1881 1899 2so6, 263
Part Mos Zge3 $50 3s1 33i 2io7, Zsa3, lTT3 2oe9
210s, 324, 1870, 22so, 1eso, 40, 1868, 1850.
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S'0DAIo IoRANp, sRANp souArE AND prccoLo.
The best uAnufscturc<
WwvwoU ~ lvss1na
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The Twelfth street Tragedy


uAOkkD ARREST OF THE GUILTY PARTY-AD-
JoURShEsT or THE coRosERs INQUEST.
Az m'e hour on sunday night teiegraphic despatch
was received at the General superintendent Office police
headquarters TO the effect that the young carpenter
peced OF having murdered Mrs shancs at No % East
Tweifth street, was arrested emgran one
Of the Susquehanna stations on the Erie Railroad
Yesterday morning second despatch confirmed the
news and related the circumstances under which the
arrest was effected The prisoner attracted attention
appeared, by his cut hand; and being able to give
satisfactory account Of himself no arrested on sus
picon.
AT first the prisoner denied all knowledge OF Mrs
shancks, but he subsequently Acknowledged that he
knew her, and that he the person referred 10 as the
"young carpenter" on the Coroner's inquest He de-
nied however, that he committed the murder and said
he cut his hand while working at his trade His man.
very suspicious, and his answers TO questions
put to him evasve and contradictory The police feel
confident that he is the they have been search
and anxiously await his arrival.
The news Of the young carpenters arrest commu
ncated to Coroner Jackman just the inquest about
TO be resumed and the caused quite sensation in
the II at resolved to adjourn the nvest
cation, in order that the accused might be present
Sergeant Ieers, who present at the time stated
that Capt. Caey would not be back until this afternoon
this morning the earliest the Coroner decided to
adjourn the inquest until two O'Clock tomorrow after
noon at which hour all the witnesses requested be
in attendance.
was the wish of Inspector Carpenter that the Of
the young carpenters arrest should be kept profound
secret although for what is hard TO say
qucntly the reporters have been aboring under great
disadvantage in obtaining the particulars We thought
this humbug of keeping police matters secret had
ploded long ago. but otherwise There nothing
like publicity on all snch occasions. II was through
the newspapers that SancLss. Jackaow, Hicks and
host of other criminals captured and In the present
instance II was owing entirely 10 the newspapers that
the 'syoung carpenter was arrested.
Captain Cafirey Of the Fifteenth precinct notified
OF the facts and ordered TO take the first and bring
on the prisoner, with the utmost despatch
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

Hats, Hats, Caps and Furs.-Whcn You
wt-h The vERy BEsT ARTICLE. call a WHITES, III
Bsuadway, Baruum's Museum.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

DASIrL e Ds1AvAs, c.y inpec,a,
NV YosK, Dec. 9, tsoo
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

shirts, ahfrts.-afx for -.
EI~ssns Robes ~ Chambrs at half prtce
Depo, 100 Chatham ssr-et co~ner Of Pearl.
The New York herald., 1860-12-11

HerrinS's Patent shaHpssa Firs anA
New vWts
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18


The Bulletin correspondent of the 9th Of October
in crticsing the different Photographic Pictures at
the last State Fair says
''On the opposite wall hang the contributions Of
j. Shew Of San Francisco. These also are most cred
table specimens of the Photographic art. Among
them il lifesize head and bust of Senator BrOder
ick-probably the most perfect which has been made
of the late Senator. Side by side with these, hang
series Of most wretched bels the art contributed
by some one in Nevada. They serve, however, TO
set of to better advantage, the productions of more
skillful competitors.
As that paper don't give the nsme Of the artist who
send such pictures, it must be known, that A.
IIEBERT, the Photographic Artist Of Broad street,
published in the papers of Nevada that he was the
only one in this city who sent pictures to the State
Fair.
Rg-"A CITACJN ,SES EUVRES.'~sa
Let every one have Credit for his own Work
noyl-sm LOUIS CELARIE,
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

The SUPREME JUDGEsHFP.--In allusion to
to the talked of appointment of Judge Nor
ton to the Supreme Bench, in place of
Judge Baldwin, the Sacramento Bee says:
We have heard that Judge Norton would
not be likely to accept the position if
rendered him as he has determined to make
a trip to Europe, SO soon as he shall be re.
lieved from the Twelfth District Bench.
His appointment would, we believe, be
most acceptable to both the Bar and the
public. Although, few, if any, know who
the Governor intends to appoint, it is sur
missed by many that it lies between John Il.
Mcconnell, Of Nevada, formerly Attorney
General of the State Eugene Casserly, of
San Francisco, and Royal L. Sprague, of
Shasta. 1t has been said here that J. B.
Haggin of San Francisco, will receive the
appointment, but we cannot find any par
ties who believe the story, Notwithstanding
that some of the supposed.to-be knowing
ones have asserted it.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

In FAVOR or REPEAL~-The Boston Jour-
nal, Lincoln paper, urges the repeal of
the Personal Liberty Bill of that State.
passed to prevent the Fugitive Slave Law
from operation. The Journal says the law
is practically imperative from its very
stringency, and that the Grst step in insist
ing upon performance Of Institutional
obligations on the part of re States.
Is Tor Massachusetts, to follC spirit and
letter of her own contract. As all these
multiplying laws are really of no practical
consequence, for there is not one fugitive
in year allowed to escape under them, the
part of wisdom, TO say nothing of duty, is
to repeal them all.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18
Merada aemufrat.

DIscovERY OF FIRE BRICK CLAY FIELD
IN HONEY LAKE VALLEY--Near Richmond,
iu Honey Lake Valley, has been found q
large deposit of clay adapted to the manu-
facture of fire brick, or rather, one vast fire
brick, ready made, and needs but to be
quarried, when it is ready for use. Our in-
tormant describes it as unlike anything that
has ever fallen under his observation. 1t is
as easily wrought as chalk, but with a
toughness that prevents fracture. 1t has a
texture free from grit, hardens with expo
sure to the atmosphere, and is perfectly in
sensible to the action of fire. Samples of
this substance have been submitted to Mr..
Hatch, an experienced smeter of Galeua
Hill, and by him exposed to 10000 Fair.
without producing sensible effect. For six
months past, Mr.. Brayton, Assayer at Hon.
ey Lake. has used smelling furnace made
of this brick, and is entirely satisfied from
the result of his experience, of the infinite
superiority of this to any imported fire
brick. Iu view of the immense demand for
this article, created by the discoveries on
the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevada, we
look upon this deposit as second in value
only to the Comstock lead.-[Silver Age.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

A FEMALE DTsUNoNrsr.-A few days af.
ter the election, the police of New York
took in charge a female of imposing ap-
pearance, who was parading the streets fol-
lowed by troop of urchns. On her head
she wore a small black bat, to which was
fastened a red flag, covered with various
cabalistic signs 1t also bore two half cir.
cles in black, which were intended, she said
to represout the dissolution of the Union
the smaller circle represented the South.
and the larger the North When taken be-
fore justice che stated that she was ma
tive of New Hampshire, and that becoming
disgusted with the result of the late elec.
tion, she had left her native State for the
purpose of lecturing on the expedency ofa
dissolution of the Union. Being evidently
insane, she was committed to the care of
the matron of the city prison.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

A CANADIAN VIGw.-The Toronto Leader
says the present crisis in this country,
whether any of the States secede or not,
will tend to check the desire for territorial
aggrandisement, and adds:
"If the secession of the Cotton States
should take place, what becomes of the
Cuba question? The Southern Confedera-
cy would find its views on this subject op-
posed not by France and England merely,
but by the great and powerful Republic of
the North. Thus the expansion of the South
would become impossible. Slavery would
never be allowed to be carried into any of
the Territories of the United States so
that secession means the suicide Of South
ern interests and it is strange that South
Carolina cannot see what all the rest Of the
world sees so plainly"
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

RoMANTIC.---A truly romantic duel was
lately Tough. in the environs of the not
very romantic capital of Prussia. Ay young
lady, it is stated of good family, having
accidentally come into possession of q cha-
lenge addressed to her lover, resolved upon
withholding the letter and fighting herself.
Incredible as il may appear, this intention
she carried out Dressed in manly habila-
ments she met the challenger in the jung
fern Haide, forest in the neighborhood Of
capital, and her opponent having but once
seen, and that mperfectly at night, the man
who had offended him, unconsciously ac-
cepted the new conner as his legitimate foe.
Distances were measured, seconds placed.
pistols fred, when the lady came OF scratch.
less, after wounding her antagonist in the
shoulder. The name of the fighting fair is
unknown, but judicial inquiry having
been set on foot concerning the intentional
manslaughter, the details of the affair will
probably soon crafty the curiosity of the
public.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

LATER FROM ARIzoNA.-The Mesilla Times
of the 29th ultimo reports that band of
Pinal Indians having stolen a lot Of stock
from Fort Buchanan and taken them up in
Cdyotero country were attacked by num-
bcr Of Coyoteros who insisted that the ami
mails should be returned. The Pnals refus-
ing. fight ensued, in which fifteen Pinals
and seven Coyoteros were killed. The
Times relates another fight between the
Coyoteros and Navajocs, resulting in the
killing of 46 men and squaws, and the cap
ture by the Coyoteros of l6 children and IS
cattle and horses. The Coyoteros are pre-
pairing for a campaign against the Navajos
IN connection with the Americans Colo
mel Sterten, Charles Hampton and Culbert,
bad been examined at Las Cruces for the
murder of w. Dick, at Pine Alto, and com
mitted to answer. With an increased sup
ply of water there was great improve
ment 10 the mining. Prospectors had near
ly all returned from Rio San Francisco and
were making preparations to go to work in
earnest at Pine Alto.
The Nevada Democrat., 1860-12-18

A FORMIDABLE FoRTREss.-Fort Monroe,
(Old Point Comfort, Va.) is now said to be
rendered one Of the most formidable fort
resses in the country. Its armament has
been improved in many respects, and looks
truly formidable. The number of guns
mounted is no less than two hundred and
eighty-ive. which throw twelve thousand
four hundred and seventeen pounds of iron.
There are, besides these, ten mortars and
five siege howitzers. The new fort com
monty known as the Rip Raps, will, when
perfectly completed, have one hundred and
eighty eight-inch Columbiads, and ffty-fonr
forty-two guns, all casemated and eight
ten inch Columbiads, and forty-six nine inch
ditto, all embarbelte. Nothing that could
be done TO perfect the ensemble of the bat
terry has been neglected.