Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-02-03
THE EVENING NEWS.

LIE ORAAA.-1o-InVtIo" evening
as will be seen by the advertisement il
another column, the splendid panorama
of Tour OF Europe" is to be exhibited
at the Gold Hill Theater. We witnessed
this beautiful exhibition in California, anC
can confidently assure those who hayt
had that pleasure. that an evening and a
dollar cannot be more pleasantly and pro-
ftably invested. The following deserip.
ton of the panorama is given BY the
Caioa of last Sunday: Passing before the
eve in succession are views of the Arctic
regions; the ships Of Sir John Franklin,
struggling among the icebe:gs; whale
ships in pursuit of the leviathsn of the sea;
the Islands of Iceland and Mount Hecla /;
town of Rickyick; Atlantic Ocean, the
Irish Sea and River Mersey; Liverpool,
with its busy commerce; the great manu-
featuring city of Manchester; windsor,
where the Merry Wives sent Falstah
out in a clothes basket to be ducked in
the pond, according to q statement made
BY one Shakespeare, and the Castle where
oft-times lives the Queen of England /;
London, with its teeming millions !;
the Thames SPAWNED by many bridges,
and the waters gay with hundreds
of pleasure boats, besides count
less shipping; Greenwich and Dover, and
then = sail across the Channel in the midst
Of storm, in which several vessel, are
evidently laundering; then Havre by
moonlight, and smugglers near the coast,
enjoying themselves in free and easy sort
OF way. Next we reach Paris, and view
its magnificent buildings, such as the Lou
Tre and Notre Dame, as well rs those
magnificent walks called the Boulevards
we hasten on TO Bordeaux, thence to- Lis
bon, and behold the sparkling waters Of
Guadelquiver, of which poets have sung;
Seville, next, by moonlight; Gibraltar,
where ambition found a captive's cage ard
a grace the siege of Gibraltar BARGE
Iona view on the Mediterranean; Ma
laga Valencia; Coulon; Genoa, to which
people are often invited to take walk
Rome, 1.-The city of the living Gods"
with St. Peters Church and the Coils
cum; Naples, with its canals; Vesuvius
in state of eruption, and Etna In the
same fix; Constantinople; the Black
Sea Caucasus; River Don; Bay of Fin
land; Palace of Emperor Alexander;
Moscow; ST. Petersburg; Stockholm
Baltic Sea: Copenhagen, and port Of the
city of Hamburg-all these scenes, and
more, pass IN review before the eye. The
paintings are the work of an artist, and
well worth looking at.
Acc1DESr.-Yesterday the men and
youths of Virginia had famous time
cossting on Union street, and a large
number of spectators watched the swift
decent from C street to the Provost Guards
Headquarters. "FseiLe deeensus est arSni
ssG reroeare gradtas." While engaged in |
this amusement, Billy Southwell, an at
tachee of Gillig, Mott & Co., received q |
severe confusion on the head, which rem |
dered him insensible for long time.
Another man, whose name We could not |
ascertain, while steering the sled, ran
down a Chinese shanty, and broke his |
own head and arm, and severely injured |
a young lady with, oval eyes and blue |
drilling pantaloons. Coasting is a boys |
ferrous amusement, and az times is dan |
gerous.
REcoRDER's CouRr, YIRGrNIA.-The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport to-day:
James Ostin and Bernardo Baldo, arrested
by officer Clarkson on charge of grand
larceny in purloining trunk from the |
basement of Cartel & Murray's store, had |
their case continued till II o'clock to-day. |
Evans, arrested by Ballou for being drunk |
and taking a nap on the sidewalk. was |
fined $50 and sent up in default. Civil
vs.. Feeney-action IN
replcvin, trial set for to-day at II ". Gil
Zig, Mott & Co. VS.. Keystone Mining Co.
action on account trial set for February
4th, at I'm. Doe VS.. Eoight-action on
account; case dismissed on motion Of
plaintiff.
An ExPLosIoH.-On Wednesday even
ing large crowd in the Washoe Billiard
Saloon got considerably frightened at
tremendous explosion which issued from
the stove, and filled the entire saloon with |
ashes and smoke. Of course, as no one
was hurt, we don't desire to say anything, |
but Charley Brooks should at least be
careful where he .fnGs his wood-it may |
contain gunpowder.
Losr AND Found. - On Wednesday
last Judge Hall lost fine merschaum
pipe, and was grievously wroth thereat
but officer Soule took the matter in hand,
and succeeded in tracing it to man who |
had found it, and who was at last pre- |
vailed upon to "render unto Caesar the |
things that are Caesars" Soule is good
detective, and Judge Hall is again happy. |
CoMrNG.-A large theatrical troupe will
shortly come to Virginia, and perform at
the Opera House. Wheatleigh, Fanny
Brown, and, better than all, the sweetest
amateur vocalist and pianist on the coast, |
Miss Clarissa Newburger, who lately was
received with vociferous applause at the
Simonson farewell concert, San Francisco
Let them come, who's afraid:
LAST DAY OF GRACE.-To-moTow is
the last day on which tickets for Eaves,
Nye s. Co.'s Grand Gift Enterprise can
be purchased, as at that time the drawing
Will positively take place, and as no tickets
will be sold at auction on the day Of draw
ing, we advise all who want chance at
the list of magnificent prizes offered, to
buy to-day or tomorrow.
PET ORNAXENrs.-This morning we
saw, at Judge Davenports Court. a fine
assortment of gentle persuader'' such
as bowie knives, bludgeons, billys and
slung- shots, that were taken from TWO
thieves, who had stolen trunk from the
basement of the store occupied by Gar,
tren s Murray. Officers Clarkson and
Iaur,o,, srres.ed tba ,b;avas who will be |