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Cardenas for Queenstown for orders and sd); Brown,
hAsle., Remedios. SID brig y Leeds
NEW HAVEN July is-Arr steamer Geo Leary; schrs n
Thcmoson, Wiades; Tiesi Wind Park Ny9ik.
her sossos: sehr. Linden, Ross" and wsnon. weis
Calais; Mccchb chipnlen. Hacks?ert; J Wainwright
h,lferdi 7 u Wheason, semers, and n vance Byrdye
son. jason. sprssus Kats frsfstHsa: Rnsgoid crowe:
sharp sharp and Sarah, Jasper Boston; L 8 Leverng
Hs quincy ro sas F.y
Shsrtro ssith. Lsuesvlle sonhcrner, Darling and
Joansop smith prosiasnce shsdalss Arnold Mid
sydney, On; b Carleton circuit Boston; brigs Mystic,
Rssry Bsrsaaos Kar9aa Kissa@ port Rogal sslrs Sea
sood salem; ciri. disney ssssarspop; Pocahon,Ss
rssSy giis roTs r.e E so.IeS
Srocser rrsssorey Taunton; Iisiaer Grace Lynn Oar
ss aaa ahey New Sssfora hsse Rsey Dorranee
ssrh Msry Bentlsy, Csrs Remedies; nrigs Ada (Br)
LgwEs Del July lS-Sleauaar sherF for Washington,
bgs ard about ~ schrs water this AM.
steamer shenandoah went y yesterday In search Of
PORTLAND. July l5--Arr stsamshlp Chesapeake VIZ
letts NYork; schr Merrimsn. Hamilton, do
NY.rs; Dsy ssaaasrs: Fiyswsy, Hsstssws and
Edwards, Ellis, Elizabehport Amehca REYNOLDS Jas
kasan af Phsephs Ponse Smith,
and HcdTdcn. Hall NYork; aoops Victory, Cole,
SAN FRASCiscO July II . ls-Arr ships Edw O Brlen,
sar Wss uppes spss SyA
bal Norris. Reed from Baltimore
SALEM, July lS-Sld schrs CadwaadcY, Williams and
J 9 Weldin, Weaver. Ph,lsdephia
1abethport for Davers; Nauset SNOW New YORK Well
neet; IL DAILY khsabothport for Providence.
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gsssw w-dr Wednesday morniGs, 5aly &C. after short
illDees, WD1IAn, the eldess son q William and Ann
Agnew. aged years, months and Is days.
The viii take place this ghursJay) afternoon,
O'Clock from tho residence OF hs parents No 81
Causcvoort s,reos corner of Warrington street
pIs4rr ON Tuesday July 10, RuIuY BAnSsn, rect Of
the late JoLa Barker, IN the seth year OF her age.
Her r,eGds and thase Of her brother in-aw, Robert
Rogers. respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
her sdcnco No. "a wcst Forty nrst this
uhursdsy) afternoon, At two o'clock, without further
HSavs-Ai Wolfe s,rce. Hospl.al, Alexandria, va, on
Monday, July n from tho elect Of wound received at
May, wnJAn O. rRows Sergeant Company O. Fifty .rst
Nsv York Volunteers, IN tne 1oin year 81 his age
The fuucTsi w take place from the residence OF Nr
John craft 100 rcri Greene place Brooklyn, on Fri.
day aiiernooa, as three O'Clock Tho relatives snd
frion1s are resrec'fuly invited 70 attend
BosTeJcg g--oa "Wednesday, july 20, MINNIE BosrwcK,
aged years aud months
Tho relatives snd reuds The fsm'ly rssreoifuy
invited 10 sstcna e funeral Services at tho residence
Of her sieplaher, rr u Dsv wnicr No So West rwen.
iysigh,6 street, wilhou. further Invitation, Friday
be taken 10 Geneva, N. ", for intermont
Geneva papcrs please copy
stRss, daasser % Cornelius Burns, aged months and
I6 days.
70 attend ths funeral the hursdayl afternoon. at Ean
pest two O'Clock from the residence Of her parents i3s
se sopsS@on ss we'd weSssss ,uy as RsM.sm scpzs, el
l Birmingham, England, aeso 80 yeArs.
Tic f.ssds ara respectfully feYaosei 70 attend the
funoral this (fhrrsfay) afternoon three O'Clock,
tho coroer o Doughty and Bicxs streets. Brooklyn.
Birmingham papers please copy.
BssrrIr LIN Jersey City, On Wednesday, July 20
| s,NUrL Bssssrg, AFed SO years I month aud DAYS.
Tie iriopds Of The family, and thoss OF bs nopbews
Michael and Patrick Foley, invited 10 attend ihs
fuperai from his lsto residence 50 Ne MARK avenue Inn
lThnrsdny) Afternoon a. two o'clock.
BsaRy.-At The residence cf his brother, Row Johr
Barry, Rossvis, Staten lsand, Wednesday, July 40
JAsrs BAERv, IN the <olh year OF his age
Is friends, and those OF MS brothers, Tbonss Paricl
and Maurice, are invited 10 attend the funeral from bill
late reeidfnce No ls5 Tbretb street, Third ave
nue, on Friday afternoon, Al two O'Clock
Br1DLsr.1n this city, on Wednesday, July 20 FANN
NJ, vile OF Frederick y. Bradley, aeed 81 years
Tho friends Of tbe family invited 10 attend The flns
raj frcm Csiyafy church, of Twenty frat street
snd Fourth avenue, on Friday morning, al Zen O'Clock
corssRs -On Wodnet ly, July 20, Mrs. hAEeARlT CoS
NRss widow or Edward COnners, OF Norwaik, Coun
Jbo remains will be conveyed 10 Nofwak Tor inter
mont. Cars leave Twenty seventh street ~ twelve NJ
CLEssSr.- al kcenah, Wis on rbureday, July ~
wlAn ciEtsr OF tbs city, la The Ssth year o. his
age
Tho funeral services win bo held this Thursday even
Ds IN btc crecac street Mcthodnt EpsnDsi rnsrAh n
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Colonel John A. GoGfr1y's Regime ne.
nRnFha--Nn Ia

EKArcr Ayrrss, sIArE N47IosAr CuAHp.l
Srw YoRE, July 20, 1894. I
ne feid and star officers Of this regiment will
- Office Of the Colonel commanding 2sd Broadway,
n 2st Of Jelly instant, Al ono O'Clock ID the atefoop
csmsndars cf companies heretofore appointed by the
va,ope commanding viii report the number OF their re-
Eective Commands 70 the Colonel ndine al the
lexinenta headguarers the Gle, day of Jolly
- bah past seven O'Clock = d., that the regirenta
frSanizstion my be completed ara the o7csl roport
nt TO The Acinant General Of The state OF New York,
- numerical designation. By order OF
JOHN A. GODFREY, ColoncI Ctunarejrc
pIRpos 7. WILLIAMS, Acting Ldjutant
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Avw,vai OF -. Tr,~. v..u,


me Sixth Nsssachusets regiment, Colonel ToaDsoee
WI arrive ~ Jersey City this (rhuroay) morning Asl
Drrtaking OF breakfast prepared BY Colonel
nowc The stare agent she reanont viii leave Tor Wash
hgIen via Baltimore.
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THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
saao,eooooc.
This ican authorized bv ac. Of Congress Of March
1864, which provides for REDEMPTION IN CON- a
period not ess than ten than forty from
s date, at ihe pleasure osthe government
unl Its redemption Eve per cent interest is to paid
semi-snnually IN COIN.
Subscriptions the loan arc received by the NssnA
Banks in United States currency other
funds as are taken by them deposit at par
Its exemption from State adds from one
70 three per cen. per annum 10 Tia value.
The rate Of interest loan although five per
cent in coin much currency difference
Os ~een The market value Of currency and gold.
ar-ls the FIVE per specie securities solvent
---avs par Or above, and currency now
funded in the national loan viii be ". ~ 'T'
besides paying regular and liberal per cen,age to .ns
holder.
The authorized Of this loan is two hundred NIL
lion dollars The OF subscriptions reported to the
Treasury at Washington is over
s7GoooOn
Subscriptions win be received BY the Of the
United States Washington and The Assistant Teasurers
at New YORK. Boston and Philadelphia. and by the
Flrss National Bank of New York, No. wan street.
Second National Bank of New York. Twenty third street
and Broadway.
Third National Bank OF New York, No. Nassau street.
Fourth National Bank YORK. n and % Pine street,
Fifth National Bank OF New York, ssS Third avenue.
shh National Bank of New York. sixth snd Broadway.
Eighth National Bank Of New York. ESQ Broadway.
Ninth National Bank Of New York. 363 Broadway
Tenth National Bank Of New Fork, $40 Broadway
Central National Bank Of New York II Duane street.
National Exchange Bank of New York, lsl Greenwich st.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which deposiiaries Of public money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
hroughont country actug agents the National
Dopositary Banks, win furnish further inoration sp
plication and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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WiroBos --on Wednesday, July 20, HBvpsiK X WAL
pR0zsN Astoria, N she Siss Yer OF his ageN~F
The rel iy~s std iriends ~ iavsed 10 attend the
fnera at his late resience Frdy afternoon Al two
ccrcg. CsrrAyes wiz be waiting Hunters Point
the arrival Of the eclock boat iron James sBp
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Ivssfs IT,. 30 ,Sct
Yhw quota you viii divide pro rata among the different
sub tricss. and the quota OF each win be reduced by
eny exoess 10 may nov have over AL calls heretofore
anade increased by its deficiencies such calls,
eho may be 41sMr.r
You viii embody this quota your monthly re-
earn OF quotas and cvcds 10 this cfce and will keep
ssrict account with each sabdistrc,. am, SIR very
sespsotfsly, yours, &c. 7. A. DcpGE,
Captain veteran Neeerve corre 10 charge a sbe Enrol
Rent Bureau.
WASHINGTON, July 1e, 1854.
General HAyss--
Men furnished mder the cRn Of July ls, whether en-
ssied for one tx0xs three years, well excess or
aeaconcy thres ysers men on calls heretofore made
VIII count man tar man. The equalization OF the
Dssss and parts OF States H,r be effected hereafter
JAMES B. FRY. rsovast Marshal General.
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Cossus hsidhon, commanding tho Eleventh regimen,
National Guara has been placed arrest, by ordcys
k General Sanford. Tie charge sgaiust him Ne non.
esmpiiaDce with the ordering OF bis regiment 10 Wash
kxacn.
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Hndsey Blues Regiment, N. q. p. n. "
HHApQuARTKRr. HERrFR HNnsr /

Corner Of Broome and Mercer streets. I
2ecruits viii be received this regiment new organ.
ng for hur dred days service garrison at Airing
- HelRhts The regiment will be mustered In on Satur
eay, and lesve Monday.
Applications viii be received by SaptaiDs z. A. Robers
Wmpany A, Mercer House; John r. Topheu CON- any D.
Daorcer House Ill Loveti, Company @. 054 Bro dgay;
~-- Lowd COMPANY u, - Eleccker street; wm. Ricn-
Adson Company l., feurtceDh street and Third avenue
49, n a. .oP1"y -; ,ronfy r4,1ay, company "
a Hayward. Company l, 1o4 avenue D; e i lscb Com
ksny K CO. Roadway; Drum Asscr, ~ X Clarke, co.
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0ecerti0n OF the Second Regiment,
Sickles, Brigade.

Ehe above gallant regiment win be formally received
Ab Afternoon. The Seventy frst reg iment National
Board VIII parade upon the occasion Col Trarofa has
6Dued tho following ORDER
GENERAL oRpER-Fo. la
1nADouAETERs, SEvsEry-rIRsr REGIMENT n. q N.Y.
NEW YoRK July ~. 1854 !
n compliance with division brigade ordera rec
Rent wal parade Ia fatigue uniform Thursday July H.
~ The purpose OF receiving ana escor;ng the
&onont New York Volunteers Lieutenant Colonel
yanerty commanding The line will be formed iu Brocme
esrset on the north sid the right sling Broadway
goArterpast two O'Clock NJ The field elar viii re.
1T, 70 he Colonel dlsmonned at he armory atwo O'Clock
yAs companies mfssioned star. band drum
3ops Will report To the Ad utant the ground
ywo o'clock In oomplance with orders from
1uarter udants of companies directed recruit
- possible. -
~ order of BENZ. L. TRAFEORD. Colonel.
Commanding Seven tyhrst regiment N. 9. 4. N. Y.
EDWARD kiRkLAsp, Sergeant Major.
SonN r. LiyxRHcGK, ADJ JuiahL
9F1ycIAL THANKS TO THE sgvsHrY.rrRsT NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
ne following extract speaks for i,self:-
~ the exigcncy nich called for services OF irocn
- 1defend Washington has gone by desire publicly 10
sk the following officers Of the seventy frst New York
Iieuiensnss G. ". Brewer, NJ H. prien. Clinton Brad
Nv and James N. Curtis and Qusriermsster Sergeant
onArIes EseIle. GEORGE G. THOMAS
Mayor General Commanding Militia and Volunteers.
WAsuIHefoN, July II, 1864
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Asrsvai ana Deparsur. or the Thiy,S.S
Ma"sqpssstts Regiment.

ne 'nnfesnte sssshcbnsetts vouptec-s. vsos, ,nr,r
.~rs term o. seyce hss expired syr,x.a i III, ~
SsslPs afternoon. After r,,ss,rv ~ ,esre,br,op,.
rsaA ss'ASHs' NV ret for Bostcn last evening
Arrival OF 40 Third Vernon. R~a,m.n,.
ms v.>fan corIs arrived from the scas o. yes
tr~Hy uaornins. They number hundred mer and
os under the command Of Col. Sesvsras.
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HroekIyn Military Anairs.

TUX IiFTJ'NIktH htUIMFNT.
fhis regiment, 20 the number OF iwo hundred and
eighty mes marched down Fulton yesterday
- route for Fort Richmond Staten Island. where they
Wsn be mustered Into service Saturday next To-day
sso burored and ssy WIN join tho above
~ ell stout and able bodied, and wiz MAKE
.ossd soldiers.
me following orders we're ssed by Colonel Adams lssi
r&~ening;-
HKApQukRrEKs TiyTysxfr Hrsrkrxy ". q. O. NY.
BEo0KIys. July ~, 1868 !
The officers anc 81 enlisted tne
Nareby ordeIed % the head I'm Raymond
~ ss, yaly 81 At o'clock r. NJ fhe regiment 10 now
Fort Richmond Staten 1ssn1 where rnfioss
% quarters are provided for tbem Ihe remainder OF the
suand Will he furnished
N. 10 July ~. All enlisted men wao have
hsifosmcd and equipped, not raporing will be dealt with
- dcesr.srs.
Ths regiment win be mustered into service on Saturday
oexsr OF -
Col ,. ADANs cem,dlrg Gs,h rsst NJ REI
rncxxs A. LArLoa, Aciing AdJutaaL
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The Tmrr.
vAeHros rLsAsvaE oR0uNps--TRofrtN
WEDNESDAY July fo--nnlch $3.50 q side, has forfeit,
sssis hos ,s, best three IN Ave, In harness
fohn rogstt namod r. e. warricr. ..........o
~ crnoss nMaaad. =. q Wiley :. .t.s,....,.sg dis
limo, 3sio-S 1k~2AAt@
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.


The Csming Daft.
0roRpAnr LErrxR ASSISTANT PROVOST MAR
SEAL 0nNnAAL HAye-QuOTA OF ADW yoRK Afp
n~eoKLyR 80, $50, sro.
yhs fciiowrg has been receiysd sy Assistant Provost
aarshsi General Hays
WAR DgrARrhKNts sn 4
pRovosf MARSHAL GRRERAl's 0vE,cD
WAsnsGroE, ID. O., July TO- 1854.
6rgRd'er General asvs Asst Provost Marshal Gene
raj southern DIVISION New York city
GrsssaI = directed by tho Provost Marshal Gene
a 30 1fer you the quota OF the southern disson
cf the stste OF New York nuder the cali Of he resdent
for 800 0oc Of date jnly IS, 1854, Is sbsb5
The quotas e the different Congressional dlsicts nave
tesn under enroineDt rcceuty completed,
Iitho~ segsrd any da6cency your division
may have on former calie and ~ follows
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S2.OOO.UOO LOAN
OF THB

| $Z.UUV.UUO
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Subscriptions are hereby invited 70 Loan Of Two Million
Dollars by the Board of Super.
vsora approved by the Mayor June Is 1864 entitled IAN
Ordinance proydc me procurement Volunteers
the Armies Of the unon as part and parcel Of the quota
the CITY Of New york. under any future call Of
| the President FOR men,
The proper books for such subscriptions win be opened
q the Conptrolers once and scr day. tho 18th
June instant and VIII ain urti the whole
shall be taken
Subscribers viii be requroi 20 dspost with the County
Tressurer at the Broadway Bank, within nvc days after
entering their subscriptions, subscribed for BY
them respectively and presenting his receipts for tho
money 10 the Comptroller they win receive bonds Of The
county for equal rcdcemabe before
1868 with interest from the date Of payment the rate of
| sixrer can. pcr annum.
Or fellow citizens and the pubic genera ~ respect
fully invited operate with tho Board Supervisors
In tho benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying hs
quota Of men from this county on the cali Of the
President for for the army, 70 be made
public, without resortng draft for ha, purpose 40
on win be taken TO raise volunteers under the
ordinance referred 10 until sufficient amount 10 sub
sc,ibed 10 Warrant se Committee proceeding his
matter
MATHEW y BRENNAN, Comptroller
CIrr yrw yoRa, DrrinrarSr FfsAscr, oowrrnot-
Irns orrcr, June is 1894.
(,ORNs BUvrons, IyvsHTgD NAILS, TENDER
" Feet &C., cured wi,hou, pain by Dr RICE snrgeon
Nhrnpods 80 Bowcry, Citgens' Bank. Ncen Anuf
hllsor cures Germs. Bunions. &C. b. mail, 10 cents
CRAY,s PATENT NODDED PAPER COLLARS ARE
" tho only ones shaped q 1t the neck with rsircct
The only collar rade having the rnen ei f1r the cra
vat wondering The sufaes tho perfectly smooth
ane free from those Fuckers which in all oihnr tnrnupNn
stamped "Srays Patest Moldcd Coarn Sold by ali ros
dealelH In furntahn go0ia TIE trnda suppNed by
J. e. L0WREY A co, ~ Warren street New York.
| INV noMANos Ply .DuMAs-otyMrIA, nr
IN Clevea; The Loves ~ u Ripg Count De Neily.
sequai 70 olympia. Price hl,y ccntsieseb. -
In these two companion volumes we have nlost re-
markabe work for Dumas The whole book " biln
fn nav.nt,re tsn 70 such grepo.cpv .na ~ ssis n
oonans ro vaa That can sfock tic ared mode stv
thse still khe that TIC Doou -
other than Dumas has had the owe tir ~
ws Know of 90 nnor picture IN all h'crniurc nm
OF Olympic IA Rnntisr and breathing The very pnTe OF
i ber ptrporsi rrescrc.-N. v. ftps
Naiei free ~ postage rroeip' OF prics. :. - -
| rnEDgRIC a. BRADY, Prolisher ~ Anhh' y. u
/
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The seveMsy-e- =

yhe seveMty-a~ :
Guard.
Ibis regiment did not get Of yesterday according -
Upectaiion, On the mastering officer making his ap.
pesrance but two hundred and nfy men were found TO
fsswer TO their names. large number OF bows have
been recruited for the regiment, who viii DO doubt be
sejeliee by the mGetering ofaoer.
GENERAL nRDgR-No. IL.
HHApauAETrBs SzyrNrz sRyEsIH Rs6r. N. Y g. N C.,t
Erw YoRK July 20, 1854. !
This regiment viii depart for Washington to-day 2ist
Dapds at headquarters, lafayette Hail. Broadway. at
wight O'Clock A ". Every member ol this command
must report for duty by orisr
Colonel THOMAS LYNCH. Commanding.
Jcrs BRADY, Sergeant Mijor.
Dhe Ninety-Binth Regiment National
Guard.
The above corps expect 70 leave for Washington this
afternoon. The regiment 10 rearly full, and win do
credit 70 tue service Colonel O'Mshony rs working rigL
And day IN the organisation oi his command
a j. vuLAR NUMfER Two.
eRADeuxR,IRs Nlssy srrB RreIsFNr ~ " n. q.
Nyw YoRw, July al 1884 J
This regiment having been delayed By some oHcers
aang 10 report their commands, tho hour ces,GGSsad
y instructions published In the circular dated the 2Oth
Omitted States service win be Thursaay, .he 2lst
instant, at len o clock A. Is.
l. CoEmendants Of companies viii be held strictly re.
Iponsibe for the appearance OF all men whose names
tepear upon their muster rolls. They must compel al
who have signed their rolls TO be present. An armed
guard will hs furnished them from these headquarters
}pr that purpose. None exempt who have fur.
oiehed substitutes. BY order as
JOHN o MAHuNY, Colonel Commanding
\ NcRRH, Adjatant
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TOO LATTE FOR CbAsshricA1a~oS. ~
CouNTRY BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND -sEyERAL y
~ gsntlsmrn OF married .oup pie can be accoonona ea
with IL board fair ierns Ine hosc ~ @ sl,naasa
tine Brah,on landings ne Garden snd s6,s M
tatning boa,ing ana hsninK ~ "
Tho house luire tho premscp, IN one o.
houses address Mrs B D., staten ASAnu ros'o"ce'
Qnarant ne. -
THUG CLERK wANrrp-To TAKE CuhRgE or
an old r,and doing nne business, salary SIo per
week Address cr Al No LEI ave., corner cf kas
Houson a.
ToR sALE-THB LEASE, STOCK AND FIxTuREs
of good corpM Liquor siorsi VII bc aon cheap. Ap
ply Al 90 Br0om0 street.
vxrANrEp--A GIRL 10 no GEHERALHoUsEwo oRK
w IN q sman family. Apply Al 221 WsAt i2hs ~
y1rET NURSE WANTED fMmEDrATELv-wITH A
w fresh breast of milk Apry a. NJ. shechans 5Jth f
two dvors east Of ~ av.
n1n RYwARp LOST or STOLEN, ON TUE goTU
NIV instant, from ADAMS llson Oily and New York
Es spregs while stopp IN Barclay siresl belnw
grrsnwch Pasiebnard B.x containing fonr dozen ades
ba, beaver has The above reward viii be paid ~ y %
Barclay aIeot ferry, New York, he Of the
snoda and no questions nskel.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


THE GOVERNMENT LOAN
Il
.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18

RAMON CARILLo's GANG OF DESPERADeEs.-
1t is said that when Ramon Garlic was kill
ed near Las Angeles on 3lst of May last.
four revolvers. a pair of derrngers, and n
large howie-knife We're found on him, and "A
sword under his saddle. He lived six hours
after being shot. and was sensible to within
a short time of has DEATH The Mexican who
was with him immediately jumped ON Caril-
10 horse and made off in Il terrible hurry.
and was not found for several hours after BY
the Coroner, to hold an inquest on the de
ceased, during which the above facts were
elected. Ramon was desperate man. and
for long time had heen the terror of his
countryman. and for several years was the
dread even Of his own family and relations.
who refused to have anything to do with him.
He is sa d to have been the principal means
of kseping together the crowd Of American
and Mexican outlaws and vaga bends who So
long infested Los Angeles. aud who were he
lieved to have been guilty of at least % or so
murders and innumerable robheres and out
RACES Ten of the wo st of the gang have
been shot or hanged since November las.
and now the killing of Garlic himself puts an
end to tie desperadoes as an organized body.
-Bulletia.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-18
New auartz crusll.r .adors Analg.mator

The Alta California testifes to the opera
tion of the qHartz crusher and amalgamator
invented and about to be patented by VIM.
H. Scoville,- Of San Francisco, whose rock
chewer' has been doing such signal service
for year or two past at the foot of Market
street, in preparing rock for maeadamizins
the streets of San Francisco. The new quartz
crusher is at work at Steen's machine shop.
on the east side of Fremont street, between
Market and Mission, where those interested
in mining enterprise are invited to examine
it. This machine differs in many respects
from anything yet employed for the purpose
and seems to be admirably calculated to re-
duce the expenses of working mines, at the
same time doing its work as thoroughly and
effetually as it can be done by any other 1t
is pyramidal in shape, and about nine fee;
in hight. including the feed-hopper. Unlike
the ordinary quartz crushing mills, it works
entirely ON the rotary principle, and as its
movements are uniform, there is no more jolt
Ing or jaring than in a common flour mill in
deed it resembles patent plantation horse
p1wer c, IN mill, such as used to be run on
the large plantations Of the South for supply
ing the hands with meal, more than it does a
common quartz mill The plan of the mill
may be briefly described as follows: At the
top is feed hopper, into which theq uartz,
broken to about the size of common macad-
amizing rock, is thrown. The rock passes
Down against a pair OF upright cog rollers.
something like the old fashioned rollers used
for crushing apples in cidar mill. which re-
luce it To the size of grains Of wheat and cof-
fee, when it passes over an inclined plain,
running between two revolving cylinders OF
sheet iron, from the bottom of which il is dis.
charged in IA steady stream into circular
trough or gutter of cast iron. Four Chile
wheels. the edges of which are so constructed
as to secure greatly increased grinding or
pulverizing power, travel around in this gut.
ter or trough, reducing the quartz-now mix
ed with water-to fneness corresponding
with that of ordinary unbolted corn meal
These wheels can be made to press lightly or
heavily, as desired, by the simple movement
Of lever. AS the quartz is reduced to the
required fneness it is washed out of this
trough over the outer edge. upon a wire
screen, through which it is sifted into anoth-
er gutter or trough. in which heavy mullers
revclve, completing the reduction, and trans.
forming it into an impalpable paste, ready
for the addition of the quicksilver. Ores
Welding gold alone can be worked in this
machine without using a separate ama;ga-
mating pan; and for other ores any descrip-
ton of pan can be used The cost of anv of
these machines capable of crushing twelve
tuns of rock per deim. with eight horse pow
er-or a capacity equivalent to twelve
stahp mill Of the common pattern-is about
$500; and the time required to put it up.
ready for running, is not more than forty
eight hours at most.