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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
Trouble in the Royal Family of
Britain.

wASHINGToS, March sit il rumorcd in diplo'
matte circles. to-day, that Queen Victoria is
about To abdicatc the throne of England. Tho
adviccS 10y the City Ut New York confirm the re-
port which has hitherto been current, that the
Queen is mentally incapaci:atrd from any longer
holding the position IF sovereign She has not
been able 10 sit III Cnnncil without; bctraying her
mental iuiirI;ily; and the recent action Of meII'
brTS Of the Cabinet, particularly that OF Lord
Pducrston. has given the English public III init
nation thai u change in the monarchy may spec,
Oily be expected. Tho course Of the Prince oil
Wales. lately, has Indicated preparation to as
sumo the rrins of power. 1t is undoubtedly the
fact that should he 10 So entirely new foreign
policy would be inauguratci upon the DANISH
question immediately and afterwar upon Ameri'
can affairs 10 our advantage. He will reign I'M
der the title OF King Edward the Seventh.
PARIS. Feb I9-An English correspondent
states that there Is great dscord in the royal ami'
". The Prince OF Wales insists upon sending
aid TO his flther-iu.law, the King Of Denmark,
" lille the Queen is violent in her demonstrations
in favor of GrrInauy But even here her Majesty
must be NJ fault, Germany is now spit into TWO
very decided parties II is also stated that the
Prince of Wales has decided lranngS toward the
Conservative party. and is said to make long
visits To- Lord Delpv. His Royal niGhness vii!
probably soon ind this party ~ much out nI
fashion ~ lis sister, the lrgltiIniSt, III France.
The mass Tor the rcpusc of the soul Of the
DlrchrsS OF FarIn;I one Of the last of the French
Rnurbons celebrated at the Madeleine few days
ago, showed that the adhercnts Of the old regime
are fast diving cut OEly about fifteen hundred
persons were present, and not more than eight or
ten carriages from the Faubourg ST. Germuin were
seen brtur. the door Of the church.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

LITTLE MACS CABTSEr.-So snnguine are the
followers of Little Mac he will be nominated and
elected to the Presidency that the discussions
have already been had as to the probable mem
bcrS of his Cabinet. Among the names we have
heard proposed, Judgment seems 10 have settled
on Seward for the Department Of State Fernan'
do Wood for the Treasury, FitZ John Porter for
Secretary of War, Nallandigham for the Navy,
Horatio Seymour rs Attorney General, and Rob.
ert 0uld for the Department of the Interior. 1t
may be objected that Guild il at present attached
to the fortunes of the Cunfrderacy, and is now
acting us the rebel Commissioner of Exchange
but it is believed that if Mcclellan be elected an
arrangement with the COnfcdcrates will easily DO
made, and that Ould, having long resided in
Washington, could be induced TO take office I'M
der the Federal Government. Il. Wood, member
from the Third Congressional District of this city,
first proposed for the Interior; but, it being
suggested that he was the inventor of the peace
doctrine, ii was regarded peculiarly appro'
pirate he should be appointed 10 the Patent Office.
Failing that he will be retired as head OF the In
dtan Burcau.-Wjlkes' Spirit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

In the Humboldt; Register Of last Saturday We
find the following items:
Buena Vista District is keeping up its end " An
derSou going down with the new incline tunnel.
taking out the ledge Ledge. 81 feet down. 22 inches
thick. and well cas.d. Running ,lav and night.
"Mantowoc " going down with the incline Have
not heart from the boys this week. Cedar Hill e
continues down with the shaft. Down about liz
feet jackson" keeps at work. M accounts
this week. Nevada =" tunnel progressing. WEI
commence a shaft a. soon Us the weather will per.
NIT. e Buena Vista " sinking. the Belle Bran
don ledge.
Times arc just about as dull Us need bc. Money
scarce People getting TO BE- particular rs to what
they DO with Il; but We observe this one fact the
fellows who make lOudcSt complaint are those who
work all their assessments IN the saloon chairs.
Those fellows wouldn't be satisfied in Heavcn-if
they couldn't get free whisky.
BrLLIoS.-Shipped, Monday, two very handsome
bricES-IO1 "a ounceS-resuit of two tons average
ore from the " Moonlight, worked at Falls mill.
The Aud Lang Syne Mill is regularly at work
again Running. this week, on second class ore
from the Gem OF Sierra ledge.
TRINITY DIsrRIcT.-Tormaly and Fox are at work
taking out Of the Canada - shaft, to work at
Falls mill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

SEoROrS PROGRAMME Tho Chicago Tribune.
commenting upon the financial condition Of the
country and the military situation, ventures Ia Srg
scSt the following 4 healthy proCrnmmc: The
remedy for thu present serious depreciation Of
the l'.pl tender which We would suggest would be
first. tax uut OF circulation the three hundred
millions ui heterogeneous trash ISSUED hy eighteen
hundred unconstitutional local banks or pr-
waite debt factories and thereby reduce the volume
of the existing currency nnc-third second, offer
for sale tv" hundred millions mon nf the five
twcutirS which are popular The value OC the
grcrnhI'kS will rise immediately when they can
H. converted into this i.voritc National security
third concentration OF our armies in grand masses
that crash and pir.,lyzr the forces OF Lee and
johnson in other words. the abandonment Of the
miserable policy of SClttrrltlnu Concentration
viii secure victory over main rebel armies; wlIru
they ar destroyed the rebellion Is reduced 10 i
>yrlggn. Guerrilla warfare. which, liz" the CmhrrS
a: a Irr. can easily he put out. Military success
will strengthen public confidence and National
credit. Stated IN the finest words our recipe is
Heavy tax ON miscellaneous hanks. more gold
hrlrin- livt-iweutscS 'rtH which CrccnbnCES may
I've converted, amt concentration Of our forces that
y&rv may move successfully on the carlny :
works
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
Stock Sales YESTERDAY.

The following sales Of stock were made in the
different Boards of Virginia and Gold fill, yea
terday:
GOLD Hill. BoARn-Tcn feet Diligent at So
10 feet Frankc ut To- b. 30 d.; feet NarraganSett
at ; 10: 100 feet Richrlicu at :; p feet ditto ut
30; : feet Mary Ann n 100, ;. d.; p feet Rich
elieu ut 8 10 feet EuickcrbnckcT at "a; 10 feet
Cherokee at l.
wAsHoE BoARD.-Twenty feet Tontine at
SIS: 10 feet Kuickurhocker, AZ 40 10 feet ditto at
81 b. 80 d.. 10 fee; ditto ut 81 50, 5. 1 d. 10 feet
ditto a; 81 50, s. 1 IT,: i feet Richrl;eu az ~; 20
feet Effingham NJ 1; - feet White i Sanders ut
%; 10 feet Frankcl ut II: feet Mary Ann at
l24; 81 feet Nevada at 10 10; 10 feet TOntiue al
Il: 10 feet Richclicu ut TO-
PEOPLES STOCK BoAKD.-Ten feet Shooting
Star at 50: 20 feet Etfnehnm at 90 10 feet
King solomon ~ -; 10 feet knickrrbockrr nj
Is: 10 feet ditto III Al; - feet Tontine, g. H.. at
Is; 10 fee: KnickCrhoCkcr al IL; IL feet Harold *
Argo ut II 81: 10 frrt King Solomon at , 30 10
feet Tontinc AZ H. 5 feet King Solomon ~ ~;
10 feet Kuickrrbockcr III Il 3D. 100 feet jim Ne.
Clrllan 1T > ~; 81 feet Mother Lompkims 1t Q 80;
10 feet Bertrand AZ 1 So ID feet dit" at ~; 10
feet ditto 1T 4 30; 10 feet Palo Alto, at 3 ~.
VIRGISIA BnARp.-Tcu feet King solomon AT
at 81 -: 10 feet Pony Express at :; - feet Ton
tine at Ii, h. 30 d.; J feet Narraa"nsrtt At 4: %
fee; Mother LomPlins at L. 10 fcc: New Oregon
a l6: 10 feet ditto AZ IT, 10 feet ditto Il; IL; 20
feet Pride Of America ut 80; ; feet ditto a, 10
10 feet Silver Vale at ~; 20 feet King solomon
at > So % feet ditto AZ 20; 81 feet Grass Valley
4 Napoleon 1T |; } feet Rock island IL ~ 3d. u
feet ditto at II -: 10 feet ditto ut 81 so 10 feet
ditto nj a ~; 10 feet ditto at II ~; feet ditto
u, 81 10: lOicct P.!o Alto at ) ~; 20 feet Narra
gansct; "a, /; 6 feet ditto NJ !; ~ feet ditto AT l.
feet Buazr; Il Golden Era 4; to; 10 feet New
Oregon at -: feet ditto at Is; III feet silver Vale
a, r 10 feet ditto at 90: ; feet ditto ut 81 ~
feet Nu-ragansrtt az 1 b. 20 L.: - feet ditto at
So b. 30 d.: 20 feet ditto 1T 20: - feet ditto Il,
!. h. 80 d. 10 feet Silver Vale NJ .; 10 feet knick
erhockcr III ~ ~ feet ditto at ~ 10 feet ditto al
Il: 10 feet ditto at II: IL feet Silver Vale az 9!
) feet Jcwett X Shepard at -; ) feet ditto at DO
10 feet Gentry ut ~: 10 feet KnickCrbuck NJ
q 80; . feet ditto NJ 49, feet ditto at - feet
dtto at i}. : feet ditto AT II 80 10 feet ditto at
4;i; ~ feet ditto at - II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
The soldiers shall vote Yesterday the people Of
this State ratified by an immense majority the
A.; t. amend the State Constitution 81 that our
brave soldiers and sailors in the army and n.yy
can have their political rights in future elections
The vote is light, as almost everybody on the
right side considered tn affair concluded by the
passage OF the bill. This city cast about one
third OF an average VOtr-thc yeas being about
two thirds .: her full | uiou vote. Brooklyn did
something better. and together they give l7,I32
majority tor rhe amendment. IL the country the
ayes hal it all their own way: at this writing,
know al hur two towns in ;hr state that 60 the
other WAY. AMI they are Cochecton and T"ustru,
II. sullivan county. Looking at their vote for
Governor. wc cannot say that any one ought 10 he
surprised. ~ they gave 81 for Seymour 10 l43 for
WadSwnrth: now they say by lS3 majority, that
soldiers shall not vote, We wish them joy of the
reputation they have won-Mackerrlvie and the
Five Points are distauced.-.Ner York Tribune.
March =
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

THE WEATHER.-Aftern nearly a week Of
storm, we have once more indications of
settled pleasant weather. The roads are dry
ing rapidly, and travelling is decidedly on the
improve. The Pioneer Stage came in yester-
day before dark, and the Pony arrived this
morning at an early hour. The hundreds
who were stopped on their way over the
mountains, or were deferred from starting BY
the severity of the storm, will soon begin to
arrive in crowds, and freight, long delayed
and which must have accumulated in vast
quantities during the storm, will soon come
rolling in. The rain and snow have been an
incalculable blessing to California, and indi-
reetly to US in this Territory. The accounts
from California are Of the most cheering
nature. The water bitches are running full,
and in the agricultural districts the dire ap-
urehensions Of barren fields and starving cat
tie are almost entirely dissipated. We may
be happy yet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
Washoe Stock and Exchange Board.

THURSDAY, April :, 1861.
VIRGINIA Observation-Disclosures So bid; Iowa,
100 asked: Moss, - asked; Moray, 90 asked; os'
ceola l3Jasked Seneca, % asked
GOLD HILL DEMONSTRATIONS, 81 bldg!
asked AslOr, 80 bid-9 asked; Bullion, Al bid
Baltimore American, 40 bid-5O asked; Challenge.
: asked: Consolidated CO., TO bid-6O asked; Cal
e,lunia Tunnel - bid-2g asked; Crrsrs, Il asd:
Copprrs ) bid; Clinton Is llubhs, IL bd-36 asd:
Empress. 27 bid; Frnnkel. Is hid-l3 asked, b. 30
d.; Golden Horn, bid; Globe 10 bid-l6 asked;
Original Hawkcye, 100 asked lIawkeyc No. !,
IS bid-:SO0 asked; Hartford. 9 bldg asked In.
dependent, 81 bid-75 asked; Justice, 90 bd-llO
asked; John 4. Logan, e bid; King Solomon,
bid-6 asked Kuicrrhockcr. 81 6id-II 30 asked
Leon. hid-i7 20 asked; Mary Ann, ~ bid-ll5
asked: Mantonomoh. ~ asked; North American
l2u bid-l4O asked New Oregon, ii hid-H 20
asked: Napoleon. 10 hii-l2 asked; Nevada, 10
hid--l4 asked: Princess, 6 bid Rock Island, y
bid-36 Asked Tontinc IL bids asked; Uncle
sam 100 asked; Ncsuvius. 81 asked: West Point.
asked; Efiiuglam = bd-6 asked; Jewctt 4
Shepard ~ bid-:I5 asked; Jenny Lind, 3 uSkcd
Exchange 10 asked: Pony Express. bd-9 asri;
Jrwett & Shepard, 81 bids asked; silver Vale,
II asked.
FLowERY DISTRCr.-Lady Bryan, a bid
- asked.
INDIAN SPRINGS Decentralization, s bid
: asked
PALMYRA Observation-Disclosures, SO bid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
Gold Hill Stock and Exchange Board
Reported Daily by GEO. G. BURNETT.

GOLD HILL, Wednesday, April e.
GOLD HILL DIsTKCT-Atlas, 81 bid asd;
Beaver, 10 asked; Baltimore American, 42 80 bid
so asked; Burke Il Mcclellan, 5 asked; Com
lined Effort, ~ asked; Consolidated Co, bO aFd;
Caledonia Tunnel, 30 asked; Champion, asked;
Crnsus ~ bid--9O asked; Cherokee, bid asst;
Crown Point Ravinc, 16 asked Dardanclle, asd;
Diigcnt, ; bd-5 asked; Impress, 40 asked;
Frankcl, 10 bid-10 asked; Golden Horn, bid
& asked; Grizzly, asked; Original llawkeye, 2UO
asked: Harold & Argo, 10 bid-l3 asked hide
pendent. 81 bil-70 asked; Jcwctt u Sheppard,
10 asked. Imperial, 100 bid-l9O asked; John 4.
Logan, = so asked; Kentucky, 4 80 bil-6 asked;
Knickerbockcr, 81 bid-A asked; Louisville, IL
asked: Muy Rico, - asked; Mother Lompkins,
% bid-5 asked; Mary Ann, 100 bid-l2O asd;
Miantonomoh, u bldg asked North American,
ITO bd-l50 asked; New Oregon, l3 bid-l6 80
asked Napoleon. 3 bid-l2 80 asked; Narragan-
sctt 3 80 bids 50 asked; Nevada, IL bid-20
asked; Oneoto Il bd-l2 asked; Palo Alto, > bid
10 asked Richeeu, bid asked superior,
500 asked: Stevenson kehce, p asked; Ton:ine,
IA bid-25 asked; NesuviuS, - asked; Yellow
Jacket LOO bid, 800 asked; IOlO, IL Gid-l6
asked; Real del Monte l2J bd-lOO asked; Gold
cn Swan, 80 asked Pride Of America, W bid
IL asked.
VIRGINIA DISTRICr.-Wm. Penn, bill.
DEVILS GATE DIsrNICT.-Dancy, Gu hid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

ARRESTED.-A short time since, several indi.
viduals residents Of Dry Creek, in this county.
says the Drovitlc Union route for the Boise
mines, remained over night in Chico. The next
day seeing many OF the soldiers camped near that
place, it aroused their Comprehend proclivitEcs
and ihcy commenced bclchinS forth their hatred
against the Government and calling the soldiers
Abe Lincoln hirelings," etc, whereupon the sol.
diers arrested the delectaGle Confederate wOr-
shippers, took them into camp, and for several
days CAUSED them to labor in packing sand and
chOpping wood. They are now released. Expe-
rience keeps a dear school, but-we hope they
are wiser and better men
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

THE Paris Presse, in an article upon the Amer.
lean war. in which it arrives at the conclusion that
the South is nearly ready to abandon the strug-
gle thus speaks of General Grant: Grant IL the
American Massena, the beloved child Of victory,
who has never met with reverse, but who il as
viglant and interchangeable US If he had none 10 fear
Alone he is able TO resist the three armies of the
Confederation "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
To Mining Companies and all Con-
Cerned.

VOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THE
L undersigned is the inventor Of new kind Of
Iron Hook for the working of Mines through Shafts
or lnclines, which is now in use at the Confidence
Mine in this place claimed to be an entirely safe
and superior Hook intended to prevent the rccur-
renee of the many fatal accidents caused by the
use of inferior hooks that the inventor claims the
exclusive right of manufacturing and selling said
hook for which he is fully prepared, and can be
found at the Fulton Foundry and that he does for
bid the public manufacturing or using the same,
Except from him, under penalty Of the law rs he
has applied for letters patent for the same accord
ing to law. [ap6 1wl ANDREW FRASER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

CHARGES AGAINST ADMIRAL WILKES. -
Charges and specifications have been filed 10y Sec.
rotary Wrllrs against Admiral Wilkes for disc.
hcdi-ncr of orders in taking and keeping the Van.
derbiIt for his flagship. when he knew that she
was ordered on special service in South America
in refusing to send the Oneida and Cuylcr to Far
ragut for iuSubOrdiuat- conduct in going off
with the Vanderbilt to Laguayra when he should
have remained about the Bahamas, cruising for
rebel privatecrs for disrespcctful language 10 his
superior officer, in writing an insubordinate and
Saucy letter to Secretary WelirS for dsobedi.
cnce Of the Navy regulations forbidding publica
tion of official communications, in giving New
York paper n copy of the above letter. and pro-
curing it to he published therein, and conduct I'M
becoming an officer, In refusing to tell the De
partmcnt how odd he was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

HEROES OF THE MAuLEYS-Says the New
New York Clipper of 5th March: We were not
surprised TO hear that Tom King and Jem Mace
had got TO loggerheads with Richardson, but we
were scarcely prepared to hear that the latter is
willing TO back Heenan against Mace for $4,000
but such we understand is the fact; the infOrma.
ton comes through a source that we believe to be
perfectly reliable, and through the same source
we gather the additional item that Heenan will
fight Mace should he regain his former strength
Mace, we all know has all along seemed to be
very anxious 10 get on match with Heenan. and
the latter at one time said that win or lose with
King. he would fight Mace. This promise he may
yrt tultill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

CLOSE RUNNING AGAINST TrME-Thc clipper ship
Hornet arrived to-day in l20 dBys from New York
We learn that wagerS Of $500 each were laid by the
captains Of this ship and the Star Of the Union,
while loading, that the respective passages Of their
vessels would be in l20 days or less from port of
sailing TO destination. The Star Of the Union ar.
rived on the first instant III days and the Hornet
arrived to-day within the Heads, in 10 days
From what we can learn. both vessels, although
making good passages, have technically lost their
bets as passages are generally reckOned from an
chorage to anchorage-.S r. Bulletin. 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

AMADoR RoAD.-The Ledger of the I'd says:-
We are happy to announce that the Amador and
Nevada Wagon Road will be open for travel in a
few days Up to this time there has scarcely any
snow fallen on the road, and now is entirely free
from it. There is now u large gang Of men at
work putting il in complete repair. This is good
news for teamsters and Travellers this is alto.
gether the most practicable route over the noun
tains now open. Parties going to Nevada Terri
tory hSl better try this road.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

\ New PROCESS OF INAUGURATION Henry ".
Adams. nf New York city and ". $ Worthington
Of Newton. New York have obtained patent for
new process OF anaIgamatOn by which finely
pulveTiErd gold silver discharged. Us it
Were III 4 shower. into an atmosphere Of hot vapor
Of quicksilver. tniS contact or cOmmingng Of
the puircrlZrd and mcrcurial vap0r is accom-
pllShcd in a close chamber passage way. in which
II Is claimed the two substances minglc together
and mpcuctrat" each other in such 4 MANNER AS to
form mere perfect amalglmatiOn than has here
toiOrc been obtained The novelty Of this process
consists in the peculiar manner in which the two
substances arc-bruught into contact
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

ARREST OF COPPERHEADS AT CHICo.-The
0rovie Union mentions that short time since
several individuals, residents OF Dry Creek. Butte
county, en- route for the Boise mines remained
over night in Chico. The next day, seeing many
of the soldier camped near that place. their Cop
perhcad proclivitieS were aroused, and they com.
mcnced 6elchiug forth their hatred against the
Government, calling the soldiers Abe Lincoln
hirelings," etc. Upon this the soldiers arrested
the foul-mouthed traitors, took them into camp,
and for several days caused them to labor in
packing sand and chopping wood. They are now
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

DEWARE THE NOREASTER-PATENT
ID Metallic Weather Straps THE undersigned
respectfully announces TO the public that he il
prepared to render the tops, bottoms, rides and
centres Of DOORS windows and SIX -ligbts OF every
description, wind, rain, snow and dust proof,
without interfering with the free use of the same
for ventilating purposes. iS7All orders prompt
ly attended to by addressing JOHN NESTOR
Virginia. APPS lm'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

A CHAScE.-The following appears in the Call
rs an advertisement for a saloon in San Francisco
"Wanted-rhree good Lunch Murderers; one
AristoCratic Bum, whose cane is not in soak, and
one whose friends still believe that he came of q
good family: also, two Discharged Soldiers also
an old Wharf Loafer, to get up Il muss every
evening NJ O'Clock; Que that can stand pound.
ing preferred. Parties wishing the appointments
must give the best of references"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELEcrroy.-The [

NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIOS.-The Union ma
jorty in this State, as we were informed some
time since by telegraph was about 5000. The
House, Senate and Council are all largely Union.
We learn by mail that Frank PierceS own town,
Concord, rebuked his Copperheadism and that
of his party by large majority. Gilmore
Union) received there ,405 and Harrington
(Copperhead) only 500 votes. There were heavy
Union gains in every town heard from, except
three. On the night of the election, March g. the
Union victory was celebrated at Concord by fire.
works, music and procession.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07

DIPLOMACY OF THE CHESAPEAKE CASE-Thcre
has been Souc discussion in the British Para
nirut concerning the violation Of British soVer.
eighty in the. pursuit OF the Chesapeake pirates
into u British colonial harbor by American
gunboar. I.ayar,, in behalf Of Her Maesty's
Government produced letter addressed to Lord
LvuuS l,v Secretary Seward. soon rs the facts
reached him, and long before the demand OF the
British Government for redress had reached this
couarry Seward acknowledges that there was
4 direct violation Gf the sovereignty Of Her
Majesty in the case referred TO. by the officers Of
the sunboat Ella and Annie, which acts 4" the
President diSapProvrs and regrets and though
q" the President has reason to believe that the
proceedings thus Unsupported were taken by the
officers concerned under The influence OF patri-
ntic and ruInmendablc zeal. yet he has - directed
thut :h,,y shall be ccnSurrd for this violation, and
he will take such other means may be necessary
10 prevent 4 recurrence of the grievance com.
planned OF" Seward CLOSES by announcing that
he is e fully determined 10 make all the amends
that are due to Great Britain in the premises
To these statements Earl Russell responded that
" Her Muicstys Government accepts that apology
in the same spirit in which il has been Offered.
and are truly glad that the matter has been set.
tied in q n;,nutr honorable Ia both parties, and
calculated to improve the friendly relations which
Her Muiesty's Government are always anxious TO
maintain with the Government of tho United
States.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-07
San Francisco Sales.
Forenoon stock Sales.

One foot Ophir nj Sl,5i0; ) shares Baltic at 100
h. 80 d.: shares Uncle Sam AT 900 h. 30 d.; Ii
shares Pride Of the West ut %: shalcs North
American ut 49, 10 ditto at I32; 10 ditto at l2l:
10 ditto AZ 1884, 10 ditto at I3 70 ditto l37 %; ~
ditto n: 40. h. Ud; - shares Lady Bryan nj 10:
35 ditto AZ 80; 30 ditto at 40 50; 10 ditto Il; a;
ditto at IL; 10 Nnrth'potosi ut 20; 10 Central
American. ut II: - Justice at 100; - ditto NJ 30;
dol Mou.,. sold IL,