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Yesterday Evenings Edition.
IOFFICIAL

[oFIIc1AL ." s
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
WAsHNGT0N, May l7-9A NJ.
To Major General Dtr: -l' s,8.
The following from Gen. Candy, relating
to the Stonewall, which may be important
to shippers at New York, has been received
at this Department: .r .-f,
We sre now within "a hours Of tele-
graphic communication with New Orleans
TSigned1 E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 10.
To Hon E. NJ Stanton
The q. S. Consul at Havana reports that
the rebel ram SsonewRll left that port on
the Ilth inst, ostensibly for Galveston. I
have warned all commanders on the coast.
e. r. OAHBY,
MsjOr General.
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FROM HAsH1NaroN.

TrsN" W" AOhNi AA"J -.
The Commercials Washington special
saws; General Sherman is expected in
washington on Friday. He will remain
only long enough to transact some neces-
.ssry official business. He will depart at
once on a brief visit to his family in Ohio
1t has been decided finally that grand
review of the returned armies shall take
place on Tuesday or Wednesday next.
The troops of the armies Of Sherman
snd Mesde sre now marching through
Washington. i. t-t
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.IRnEPsEssIBLE OONFLIOr.

Last evening cOlored man got into
Pine street passenger car and refused sll
enirealies TO leave the car, where bis pres
ence appeared TO be not desired. Thecon-
ductor Of the car, fearful of being fined for
ejecting him, as was done By. the judges of
one of our courts in q similar case, ran the
car off the..trsck and detached the horses,
and left the colored man to occupy the car
alI by himself. The colored man still
firmly maintains his position in the car,
having spent the whole Of the night there.
The CONDUCTOR looks upon the part he en-
acted in the sffair as 8 splendid piece of
strategy. The matter creates quite sem
sation in the neighborhood where the car
is standing, and crowds of sympsthizers
flock around the colored man.
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rHE pIRArr srosEwALL.

NEW 1Ohh1 hay Ai'
The Oelumbis, from Havana on the 18Th,
has arrived.
Tie pirate Stonewall, it appears, left
Tene iffs on the first of April, and arrived
at Bermuda on the 26th +; thence she pro
ceeded to Nassau, but was unable to go
ever the bar owing 70 her drawing over
sixteen feet of water, and then occupied
three days in, her passage, to Havana. ,..
She was not saluted at Havana, but the
Spanish Genera d Msriani, under pretence
of showing the pirate to his daughter, paid
her visit. One of the Captain Generals
aids and several government officers also
visited the pirate. .. ,...-
Some difficulties were attempted to be
plsced in the way of clearing the steamer
Columbia for Key West by our Consul, but
Messrs. J. Nj. Morale & Go. overcame
them, and she was allowed to depart 70
warn Admiral Stribling at Key West.
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rha aArrrnt nrHunfer.

Richmond Correspondence Of N. 7. Tribune.l
The natives of the city were slightly as
tonished yesterday to hear Of the notorious
rebel, r. M. T. Hunter, formerly United
States Senator from Virgins, and more
lstterly a member Of the now defunet Con-
federate Congress. He was arrested st his
home in Essex county, by squsd Of cav
airy under the command of Colonel Nc
Intyre, of the goth New York, and brought
TO this city. Whether or not sny special
charges have been brought against him Is
At present unknown. One thing, however
i certain, he has been one of the lesdlDlg
rebels of this State, and has done as nuenI
if not more than any msn living within iis
| borders TO disrupt this Union.
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ROETH CAROLINA NEWS.
NEW YoRK Nav II,

. y v" = NEW YoRK, May II.
The Raleigh Standard of the 1lth says:
It is not probable that steps will be soon
taken to call convention to construct q
loyal state government.
A letter dated Fayetteville, Sd, says; A
delegation was appointed by the Mayor Of
that plaza to proceed to Wilmington and
procure food for the Inhabitants. The re-
suit was that 10000 rstiOns were at once
forwarded, and though the secesh swore
they would not eat anything from the
Yankees, they were the very first to rush
in with bags and baskets. Government
horses sud mules are also furnished to the
farmers TO work with.
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and starvation of our men when prisoners
of war. Fn0
It is understood that President johnson
agreed with the delegation and viii pro
cesd to act upon their representations BY
directing that testimony be taken upon the
subject. t-f -
CoHsPIRAToR's COUNSEL FEES,
The Tribune's special says that the
counsel defending the conspirators are to be
psid, if paid at all, by money raised in
Baltimore for that purpose. 97s
WAsH1EaroN, May II.
GENERAL oRDER. rHs
A General order has been issued by the
War Department IS follows .er .d
All forces of the enemy east of the Mis-
sissippi river having been duly surrendered
by their proper commanding officers to the
armies of the United States, under agree
mens of parole and disbandment and
there being now no authorized troops
of ths enemy east of the Mississippi
river, it is ordered that from and after
the lst day of June, 1865, any and all per-
sons found in arms sgsinst the United
States, or who may commit acts of hostility
against it east of the Mississippi river, will
be regarded as guerrillas and punished
with death. The strict enforcement and
execution ofthis order is especially enjoined
upon al officers of the United States forces
within the territorial limits to which it
applies. 4e .f saa
According to an order from the War
Department the Adjutsnt General has
been directed tecommence mastering hon
Orsbly out of service all general field and
staff officers who are unemployed, and
whose services are no longer needed.
7-3O LOAN.
PHILADELPHIA, May H.
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions today
to the 7-sO loan, l,56l, 400. The largest
single western subscription $500, 900, from
the First National Bank, PitisOurg S5O,-
900 the National Bank, Cleveland. The
largest eastern subscriptions were from the
First National Bank, New York, $500, 900;
]. W. Cues, Baltimore, 100000. Indvid-
ull subscriptions by working men and
women, l O93. The best opinien in hnan-
cial circles here today is that money is to
be easy. The uncertainty that seems 70
exist in the minds Of capitalists in eastern
cities as to the course of the money market
docs not exist here, nor is there any fear
that the operotions Of the Treasury Dept
growing out of the sales of the 7-30 loan,
and the consequent drafts in depost in the
banks, particularly in New York, will
cause any stringeney. It is reasoned
smong fnsneiers that the distribution Of
the loan in every town, city, and village
has drawn out from the pockets and secret
boards OF the people, st the lowest calcula-
tion, $lOO,OOO,OOO in National Bank and
United States notes and that 50 long
the Seven-thirty loan continues to
perform It's present function Of unlocking
boarded currency, and while it shall con-
tinue to be early sought for by the great
mass of people, greenbacks must contin-
ually flow to the great depositories Of the
country. The government is now dis
bursing, and will continue to do 50, funds
obtained through the loan, as fast as re-
ceived, by paying soldiers and sailors and
over due vouchers.
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LEADER.
THUR1DAY, 1AY Is, 1895. -
me Rebel GoVerament and tue AsSas-



Itseems thai the capture Of JEFF. Davis
hiss removed the necessity of secrecy in.re-
gard to the evidence offered during the
first two days of the assassination trial,
and 5 telegram informs Us that the for
msrly suppressed evidence proves that the
conspiracy wss mstured as long sgo IS
1863, and that the rebel government we're
fully implicated in it. We confess that We
should have preferred, for the sake of con.
vincing the incredulous, the evidence on
which these statements are founded TO the
statements themselves-but this, We have
no doubt,-will be furnished in due time
Meanwhile the testimony of the witness
Weichmsn, on Saturday, showing that
John d. Surratt, who has been proven one
Of the eonspirators, hsd visited oansda
twice and Richmond once, during the past
thres months, had been supplied with gold
while in Richmond, and had referred 70
conversation which he hsd had with Davis
and Benjamin, is in itself very strong proof
of the completely of the rebel govern
ment in the plot When the evidence
thus far suppressed shall be given to
the public, Jefferson Davis will
s.an1 forth before the country and the
whole world, not only as sarebel and traitor,
but as the instigstor and Accomplice in
foul and cowsrdly assassination, which,
except the cruciA1ion of Christ, has aroused
more universal execration than any deed
In history.
These facts do not alter our opinion as
to the mode in which the great traitor
should be dealt with. Horrible as is the
the crime of the Presidents assassination,
it is not the greatest viIlsiny of Jefferson
Davis. His great, his characteristic infamy
is treason. From this vile trunk, assassin
alton is but q legitimate ofshoOt-snd not
only assassination but murder, piracy, AZ
son, the starvation of Union prisoners, in
suits to the dead bodies of Union officers,
the massacre of surrendered garIisons, and |
the importation of yellow fever into the |
nation. For completely in each of these !
outrsges jeff. Davis might be indicted. |
But, indicting him for treason, you sum up |
in that one charge all these villAnies, and |
cap them with the greatest and most SOL
emn crime known to human Law.
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GOLD.
NEW YORK. Msv

NEW YORK, Msy II.
Gold shows rather more strength. The
continued high rate of Exchange produces
an expectation of 8 partial advances in pre-
mIums, and there is less disposition to sell.
Prices have not materially changed from
yesterdays quotations, opening at l3O,
falling tol292 and rising again to 1901.
God 10 night, 100.
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KENTUCkY LEsIsLArURE.

O1NCIhhATIi May II.
The Commercials Frankfort specislsays
the Kentucky Legislature assembled yes
terdsy, but no quorum was present The
special business of the session is to try
Chief Justice Bullitt on the charge Of con-
spirscy to overthrow the government. It
is reported that Bullitt has resigned in Or
der to escape trial.
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sPErIE rnREnPnPr-

New YOBK, May II.
The steamer Scotia took out to-day near
ly million dollars in specie, and 800 pas
sengers.
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RILLIARD nATOH.

NEW YORK, Msy II.
Lewis Fox, of Rochester, claimed the
champion cue in the billiard match last
night, on the ground that Kavsnagh did
not appear. Ksvansgh's excuse was ILL.,
ness, but the matter goes befOres Congress
which was to meet a. IL o'clock, A. N. to-
dau
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.I " WAsHNGToN, Nay II.
It is understood that the President yes
terdsy respited the sentence of the Indiana
conspirstors, Bowles and Millligan, from
Friday next to the'2d of June, and COM
muted that of Hersey to imprisonment for
Efa
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APPOIHTMENT.

.- ..I BUFFALO, Msy II.
Charles D. Norton has been appointed
Collector Of the port Of Bufalo, vice Metz
deceased
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REsIGNER

WAsENGToE, May IL.
DR.. ]. Foster Jenkins having resigned
the Office of General Secretary OF the
United States Sanitary Commission, John
8. BlaschSord, of Boston, is his suseessor.
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NV ApVERTLsEMENTs.
Chic State Asylum for Idiots.


.tf oorUnsUs, ONO, Nay IL, 1855.
H9E DYAOTo GENERAL ASSEMBLY
s = s1 > 81 Ohio passed March :, 1864. the sum Of
twenty ~ shoussnd dollars Was appropriated for
the rl rose Of Purehssing site and ereettng bald
iugs fnf Of this lnstisution. snd by the act
of Arril, 1855, sddtiodal sum Of MY shoussnd
DO isrs appropriated for same puTPose; and oy
tbs acts the Trustees were authorized 20 re
eeivs b. gis trsot q lard suitable for site iOr
said Asylum, and IN such locality in ths state cor
~ dorgnS iaoility ofaoo' s.
and cost Of iaad and building matsri ala. - such
Trusress shell ind most desirable ard best suited
for the purposaa Of naid Ins Tuition"
The said frustsas a. 9, al by the act crganiEng
The In atfon psssd Aps1i IL 1857, and BY ioint
rSsoI1tfou arresi 70 on the II N day OF May, 1851
a.s 1uthorizsd 10 rsoeiFe and hold land money, or
bulding natsralI for the benefit Of said Instititu
fs ton.
The Trustsss invite attention to the foregoing
scf on Of the eenerf Assembly, and would b. hap-
py 20 receive any proportions Witch neneVoiert
fndivfduatr or corporate autho ttias my feel dis
pO.sd q make for donstiors therein specneds or
for sale Of land site suitable for sAio Insttu-
fiou Mt than thirty acres will bs aooePtsd
BoI st st isl ,lii f.Iss 9ai''' more 'A' . '''
ProuositjouE for donations ssle Of lsnd for
site to be directed TO the Trustees, care OF G A.
DoRFE NJ D.. Sap't Of the Chic ssste ABytum for
Idiots Columbus Ohio, and made previous TO the
18TH dsy ofJune next - =, ,o,,,y,rr,n
P. HTT0HnJOK,
J. A. lUTZ,
Trustees Chic ASylum ior Idiotss
,,vIs.QlF.TnThhSas
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TELEaRAPH LINE.

THREE RIVERS, Mich, Msy II.
The telegraph line to this town is COM
plste1 and the Office was opened today. l
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It is suggested that as the heels Of
president" Davis kicked up the borrowed
toggery of Madame Davis, in his sublime
flight he showed "a great calf" lH
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Special Report.
PIrrsBUBGR, May

PIrrsBUBGR, May II.
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The DemOcr ttic County Convention as
sembled here to-day, and passed resolutions
lamenting the death of President Lincoln,
denouncing the asssssins, and promising
President johnson support in every effort
to restore the Union. The delegates elect
ed to the Harrisburg Convention are favor
able to the nomination of Hon. james P.
Barr for Surveyor General the present en-
cumbent Of that Office.
NV YoRK. NAV II.
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0THE OLD STANDARD FAVORITKS
OF THE PEOPLE.
MUNR ia TEN CENT NOVELS,

fTIHE OLD STANDARD FANOklTES
OF THE PEOPLE.
MUHR 1'5 TEN CENT NOVELS
whose motto 10
Ne-ft will insert itself in spite CT ell opposinon
ard the sales rf VII ch exceed ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND PER MONTH:
The great Fecrtt OF the unrivalsd popularity OF the
works Of this OLD and renb housei rs that they c2n-
tain such happy CON inAtion Of inte5 sung euall-
and .uch The hears Of all classes OF readeTs.
Ready nOg, No. 58,
THE BOl d SCALP Hustler.
By C. Augustus Jones.
,rLt. storv ~ Hun5er u e smong the Indians
Of surpa sing Interest," and viii fully sustain the
wonderful reputation already gained by the 9th r
numbers @UNRo's TEN CEET SERIES.
the names OF which are;
The Hunters. The Flower Of the
q The TrapDer's RetT est higWam-
:. The Patriot HighWay-lzz z hlckuy Ionii the no
4 The Hunted Unionist. q. The ImpS Of the Prai-
& T1e Track Of re. rie: or, This slAsher
q The Nj fr Ia ters. OF the CaFe-
:. Cha-Otte Temple. u. 1he S"o0oi tefIVt.
s. Til bath Pace. - 5oslhe oaIpnL
g. The IndiAn-Sayer. 25. ghtioot the eco1t
10 The Tiger 4 the OceanlZ. III q ant SPy OF Bun
N Tbs Hnnter's Trl7mphl ker Hill.
10 10 me ocea9 Rovers- les. Scar Geek, the wild
I3 7 Tory Outwitted- Hali-Breed,
Il ZsIEe Ster-u . ! be Licnl29. SQuint eFed Bob.
III. arted SC nv l30. Snakey SnOdgrasg.
=, The seonrqs offhe seasl3I Rolling Thundsr.
TO- This Captive Maide 3. %. Heavy Hatchst' the
Il. Lo- R-Legged Joe or Boid scout.
The Demon Of thelss. ~ sam the QUAKER spy
IS. The Wild Scout OF the ,TrsBpers;
Mountains. -. The fala marks Ian.
10. The Forest boige. 81 Bagle-6ys1 1tke-
20. The Rollicking Ran 81. Biz hin q NICK
z1. Rsttlssnake Dick; or
These Novels are iOr sale by all News ARenis ana
sellers and sent prepaid, receipt of price.
AiDerSi ''iii' " q GEoRGE MUNRO CO..
uyIs:ZlO No Is7 Villa n St, N. Y.
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Had to Leave in Twenty
fOur Hours.
GOLD LAST NIGHT fsO.
[oFFlCIAL.l
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAsHHGroN, May l7-lO P. N. !
To Major General Dir:
A review of the gallant armies now as
sembling around Washington will take
place here on Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week.
TSigned1 Z. NJ. STANTON,
...... Secretary of War.
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MAcHINIsTs.
THE OLD EAGLE E0UKD DRl

-'ftaCor1a5r front and AoGo0W buSSs
or toFPosIFH DEPOE,l
n arsIA open, snd the subscriber begI leAVe g
inform Itn Old frisndE and patrons, and the Puphe
rensrEily, that he il now reaey 20 build ---
ALL KIEDs OF BNGIHEBi
PortabIs or Stationary.
He h also ready 10 DO eli kinds Of EEPAlklhS
A -ahort uotioo and IN q Horkma ike manner.
Pertjcuiar sttention paid to PROPELLEb
sy7ORE. Our fEoiIities for DaBufaoturing NULL
GEARIEG srs e. good - the best. I he fatteInt
have been aoeumulsfing tor uPNato& ., - s-olS
AZ vearI and ars Of the best quality. All orosES
from distance promptly dttsnded 20
Gd5rs-r J. RTGG, Manager,
i-.Gtrs Ror gIEg CLEVELAND Ohtn-
T5ANOY OASSIMERES-The best
stock Of Fancy GassimsTes syer offered In this
tv fst opened and for sale cheap, st Wholesale or
s.t.tf J. h. DERITT B o.,
-vIa Taad u Public square.
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RKBEL Ram ATONBWALL.
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TIT VI I1l7117- . ~ ~
of war. b. 'aH aF.N
1t is understood that President johnson
sgreed with the delegation and will pro
ceed to act upon their Representations BY
directing that testimony be taksnupOn the
subiset. I'D.
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The Military Commission of which Col
Chapman is Judge Advocate, hiss been re-
organized into q Court Martial, and Maj.
Gen. Casey added to the board as President.
The trial of Wilbur opens tomorrow.
A delegation Of Congressman, with
Hon. James Msssley at their head, called
on the President to-day, for the purpose of
protesting against any action on the part
o the Government, which shall extend
rights Of prisoners of war to those officers
and privates in the late rebel service who
have given their consent to the murder
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ONsPIRAToR's CoUEsEL FEES,

The Tribune's special says that the
counsel defending the conspiratora are to be
paid, if paid at all, by money raised in
Baltimore for that nnrnosa -.--.
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She Arrives at HaVona
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WASHINGTON EEWSITEM'

Will take place On Tuesday
and wednesday,
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?. HITdFd50K,
J. A. lUTZs
Trustees Chic ASylum ior Idiotss
nHIs:2lE:TuThAsas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-31
THE NEW REVENUE LAW.

The new revenue law changes section
SO of the present law under the head of
Brokers, by striking out the words d" Gold
and Silver, Bullion and Coin," and the
words "of all contracts for such sales, =
and inserting in lieu thereof the words
upon any sales or contracts for the sale OF
Gold and Silver, Bullion and Coin, one
tenth of one per centum Of the amount OF
such sales or contracts. Incomes are to
be taxed on persons at home or abroad 5
per centum on the excess over $500, and
10 per centum on the excess over $4,000;
on any loan of money, or any advance of
money on security, whether represented
by note or otherwise, for every 800, or
fractional part, stamp duty OF per cent.
is required. In addition to the duties i'm
posed in section "a Of the present law,
there viii be collected on goods, wares,
and merchandise, except as hereinafter
provided, an increase of one-ffth or 20 per
centum. This does not apply to Coal,
Illuminating Oil (re6ned) and Nap,ha,
Benzine and Benzole, Paper of all descrip-
tons, Printed Books, Magazines, Pam
phlets, Reviews, and similar publications !;
Cotton, manufactured Tobacco, Snuff,
Cigars, Cigarettes and Cheroots.
These are the principal changes from
the present law.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-31

NAPOLEON AND THE PoPE.-The Albany
Journal says it looks very much as if a
serious collision between Napoleon and
the representatives of the Church" might
take place. The former has been forbid
den the reading of the POpe's Letter the
latter seem disposed to disregard the pro-
hibition. The result has been that at least
one Bishop has been already arrested for
contempt, while it is rumored that similar
proceedings are to be instituted against
others. There is a story, too, that the
French Emperor proposes to wreak re-
venge upon His Holiness by Withdrawing
the French garrison from Rome, and thus
leave him to the tender mercies of the
Italians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-31
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws.i
Greenbacks-Tixht Steamer Day
Dry Observation-Disclosures of the
ancRa u1AnRn. 8--a1a'-

Sacramento.
SAN Francisco. March 3l-2P. NJ.
Greenbacks dropping and slightly lower,
say go to Gle.
There is a very heavy demand for coin
for custom-house dues, and large holders
of Greenbacks bought on speculation,
were unable to obtain loans to any extent
on them at the Banks yesterday.
An exceedingly close steamer day is
anticipated.
Weather exceedingly dry and warm.
Farmers hereabouts say they must have
more rain soon or lose all hopes of crops.
George r. Dingel, engineer of the So
phia McLane at the time of her explosion,
sues the California Steam Navigation
Company for thirty thousand dollars
damages.
Lucien Curtis has qualified as Revenue
Inspector for the Pacific coast.
The steamer Sacramento arrived at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon from Panama,
with 1856 tons of freight and sixteen pas
sengers, having made no connection with
the Atlantic steamer. .. 1913.
Revolution in Panama - Gold Dis
cOVeries in Arizona.
On Thursday, March 9th, the Govern
ment of Panama was ovsrthrown, the
President, Calanche, taking refuge on
board the U. S. sloop-of-war St. Mary's.
The commander of the national forces
was arrested at the outset of the revolu-
ton, and the captain of the guard, desert
ed by his men, was forced to surrender.
Senior jill Colunje assumes the Govern
ment Professionally, and the entire commu-
nifty gives formal adherence to the act Of
revolution.
Passengers from the South report the
discovery of rich gold placers on the Col
orado river, near Olive City, Arizona.
The Senator which sails to-day, carries
two Companies of Infantry to San Pedro.
en- route to Colorado River.
Overland telegraph line is still down
between Mud Springs and Julesburg.
Forenoon Stock Sales.
Uncle Sam, S3l0@3l5.
Potosi, $1,000.
Wide West, $l4@l3.
Bullion, SlO74@llO.
Yellow Jacket, $2,575@2,690.
Crown Point, $l,400@l,430.
Chollar, $700@69o.
Belcher, $l,660.
Lady Bryan, $ll@ll4.
Burning Moscow, $37@S73.
Savage, Sl,970@l,975.
Hale s Norcross, $S9O@4lO.
North American, 1914.
Ophir, $575@600.
GREBNBAcKs-6l3@6lac.