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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS,

hlCOLLlIaNlIVNp -Ab'
Deposit on Nevadn state Bonds. $50, 900
Capital Paid up In Gold-....-------55O,OO
HOME INSTITUTION.
INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.
Pacific Insurance Comply
OF SAN FRANCIsCO.
l. HUNT: ;pKESiDENT' aIosnT
Annual Report of the Pacific Insu-
rance Company. ...--
SWORN STATEMENT.
TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ACT passed
April 22d, ls5U concerning corporations, the
Pacific Insurance Company makes the following
report: ....
l. The amount Of the capital stock Of this com.
pany Is seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars,
all paid In cash. ;-ShS wv w
H. The amount Of assets ia nine hundred and
seventeen thousand. four hundred aud forty-two
dollars and weight cents. .S9l74l2 4s
III. The company has no debts. 49,. .
". The amount of insurance written during
the year Is eleven millions nine hundred aud sew
euty.seven thousand eight hundred and hfty.nye
dollars. .SIlTTIeoo w
The amount of insurance In force December
3Ist. ten millions. one hundred and twenty thou
sand eight hundred and nInety.four dollars
.s9i 90
v. The Company insures against the following
risks, viz:
Buildings, Quartz Mills, MERCHANDISE,
Honschold Furniture, Rents, Lenses,
Vessels In Port and their C3rgOes, .;
md other Personal ..r'......
a....' Property, "
ior loss or damage by Dire. ....
VI The largest sum this Company Will take on
~ one risk is $4,000, the limit fixed by law,
.,,t on all such large risks reinsurance to Ger.
tain extent will be made In other responsible com.
panies. J.HUNI' FreS'""h'.
A. J. RALsroS, Secretary. .......
San Francisco, january 10, 1868 . q.
William Alyord, Moses Ellis.
E b Benchley, q Stiles,
+ Lazard, Moses Heller, ..-
Seligman, Edward Martin, ...
Alfred Borri, \ l. TubbS, h.
Charles Maynr J B Thomas,
Louis McLanc, klce,
LLOYD Tcvis. John G Bray,
John q Kittlr David Sterns,
w q RalSlon William Sherman,
James DcFrcmery. Samuel Blgelow,
G w Beaver, !. Sachs,
Herman MichrlH. SM Wilson,
Ell Ciolds;cln, Alphcus Bull,
II Uans,mgu, William SchOlle
HIM Newhall. ....... d,
State Of California, City and County Of San
Francisco ss-On the 10th day OF January, A. ID.
1866, personally appeared before me-H. >. Ito.
mans. Notary Public in and tor said city ana
county, duly commissioned and sworn-A. J
Ralston, Secretary Ofthe Pacific Insurance Com
pany, who, being duly sworn. did depose and say
that the statements cOn,ainedin the foregoing re-
mort Of the Pacific Insurance Company, to the
best Of his knowledge and belief are true, full and
correct. -... n. j. hAL9loN.
Sworn and subscribed to before me, this 10th
day of january. 4. u. 1860
ii. S. HOMANS, Notary Public.
The Pacific Insurance Company,
Having. in compliance with the law, deposited
Fifty Thousand Dollars In the bonds of the State
of Nevada are now prepared to effect Insurance
AZ the.
Lowest Established Rates!
OFFICE-At the Agency OF the Bank Of Cali.
fornia, corner of G and Taylor streets, Nirginin,
Nevada SHARON " kALSION,
General Agents for the State of Nevada.
Iiy29 is6ml
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-20
-REMEMBER.-d -...
Or. ChaS. M. .TOZer'S Institute
lsat the northeast corner Of D., ..
jackson and Kenrny streets, Snn Fran.
Xxx cisco, California.

Entrance on Kearny street. All letters through
the Posi- Office or Express should bc addressed to
Dir. CHAS. II. TOZER,
SaISm San Francisco, Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-20
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice. y
THE CoPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Richard Lewis and ]. II.
Becman, under the name and style Of Lcwis e.
Beeman, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
J. II. Beeman agreeing to pay all debts, dues and
demands that ure now due md outstanding
against the said firm OF Lewis & Beemnn.
.Er.... p. RICHARD LEWIS,
J. II. Bl:EMAS. g.
Gold Hill, Nov. 9, 1865, y-E nos -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-20

Also, Pork Sausagcs constantly on h"i'u' anu
held at the lowest market price,. T.,..Ir, :
Privnte famIlies and Hotels will find i for their
advantage to patronizs this market where they
will always BE- supplied with the beSt meats the
country can afford. ... rE. - ~
I-YaRendered tallow for mill and mining pur'
poses constantly on hand. HAYES O. W.
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Wy Femutc PIIiS .... ...
Are the best ever used In this climate Tor suppress
sion Of the monthly sickness Every Lady should
tation at the Office or by lettcr-lrc All letters r
turned or DESTROYED. 0nice Hours from 9A.M- Ill
1 n "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

We are Indebted purssr II Owen Of steamer Amerca,
from Savannah for late pspers
LAuucH or A Pmos BoAr-The new pilot boat Charlotte
wsbb win launched from the shpyard Of her bnlders
Nessrs webb Bell, at Greenpont Thursday 10.
row. afternoon half past O'Clock This beautiful
In part the result Of subscription Of undes
writer merchants and others which originated with and
earned q successful termination by Messrs Webb
Bell intended replace the James Punch No "a
which captured and destroyed by shs rebel pvatees
Tallahassee last August She is named after the wife OF
Rckford Webb Esq-is Of beautiful model has
srncted the most perfect manner and Of the choicest
sss:s ss.% @ s dspa q Sod ss .'sa
tended thAtshe win accompany the yachts on Monday next
srrArsm,r BoHxnAsThs wreck Of the s,eamsnip Bohs.
milan We. sold on Saturday 70 Capt Thomas dlennie. Of
81 john fB on private terms
srrAssAp sAxoE-Th, steamer reported ashore the
ssss ZIP june II ys. hs ss.oD from Boston for rhlade
60 81 nUs x. ~ 1:
s taken Baltimore 10Th inst rrpairs
nson vessel that has sailed up be James River
from Cry Pen, 70 since ihs opening Of the por She
ali obsiructions IN The river.
Sen. Gao 3 PsssCorr ., Holmes Hole. when 30 miles
:a 81 sss .ns o
.hs'. on which wa: marked angelic" tDoabtlsss from
FOR Boston HOLINESS Hcs Sh s ssSoss same day
Per hour after humping heavily ON the bottom.
ScBR RAcBnL SEAMAN, AZ, coppered sos tons built n
Philadelphia IN 1881 has been purchased BY Messrs wern
Clark Of Salem, for essoo cash. and viii hereafter hal
Whalemen.
a ssy s:St' lin 4. I. sssl s:.
sSs Nome 20 Sss 81 al ~ WIN w 0' 'p oil on 00@rd
S a Si sss 4Iss q .ss s A' s:.i
barb Martha Thomas Nh was on the Line Feb ia with
% bbs humpback OIL this cruise.
spoken, &c.
ship Colorado Freeman, from Boston for Bombay, May
ship freedom, from WORK foy Now Orleans June lat
81, Ion CO.
Foreign Forts.
Asoy, April oIn por brig Fredorick tDan fTcesc Tor
Bs,sroL trn. June 2-Ar in Kinrroad' ship Berkeley
Basr.arxSsr May as--Arr ~ ron gratsnt slrohmryer.
rYork; 2oth Thersse Chrslodsr, do; Sth, Gutenberg
BipacoA June 4--In port schr Juliet for NYorh days
Cows May Si-sld Guardian, Borl.nd, Hamburg
CkRprSv May O-sld irrcnxo' hernman Cape Good
Cans Nav p, Arr Emliia Ceestina, Careone HYorz
CAY FaATcrs SIN port bark Tovasora, for NYork
c1spr.l-, Juno SID schr John Ma,hsr Sno, as be.
Ep:,Soss Nay asAr Schiller Bshr 81 Petersburg for
NYork, Telegraph, Jones, Fyork for ST Petersburg
rALmcurH, Jnne l-On bark adelaide Norris Reed from
GLASGOW, June Arr Uni,cd Kingdom ts), Munro, New
yo.k Sid May 81, ragnc Y y, Prosldeucc M
tfAvEE June IBID Lafayette (si, Bucsnde, FYork.
llfL,oEr, Nay 2l--Afr Auxiiap, Frsnksnd, hNurk
liAxhtn., May ap-Arr A Kngrn. Durkce Rio Hacte.
AHa cs1haven b Eastern STAR kelley, and valedoaia,
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IFf0m the Dublin Freeman's Journal May 50
NJ Dan Bryant the celebrated Irish comedian, Ap-
psayed n he Theatre Royal Dublin las svenlng, for the
And tnsA this country rhe very high expectations
which formed a ths great abihty which would BE-
exhibsd by NJ. Bryant In dslineatsng thai se dcuh
Of characters lrshman fully Realised last night
He appeared In tho character Of Handy Andy In tho
draMaof that name, and presenting himself ives 70
ceiysa with the hssrest applause from ~ parts Of the
vel, dned house He was .esrcely ave Inutes on the
stags when was cutie svidentt the laundering Andy
wssAsysr N abler hand& Nr. Bryancs "brogue" the
great dculty 70 ali who sssay Irish chasacter) is
Hngulazay naturel He uses II without effort and
without exAggeratlon, and his general s'make up is
. admirable. His wit, and hs humor and his blunden
kept the house In the highest mormsnt from the b.
ginning 70 the end Of the peOo Everybody knows tho
sayings and doings Of Handy Andy, each Of which
NJ. Bryant makes tell with grea1 eject Perhaps -
good piece Of acting Of ts kind could be Witnessed
was the scene in which he makes % many ludicrous
efforts 70 carry the incbYiated Mr. Murphy up 70 bed
Nothing could be better than every movement and word
Of his while engaged in this arducus work. which, even
tuay after refreshing himself very frequently from the
bottle the table, he aceomplishes In such dashine
In the course Of the piece he sang In capital
STYLE "Fnnegan's Wake I'm which he was enowed and
he also treated the house 70 Irish Jig, which the
audience also insisted having repeated We fairly
congratulate Mr. Bryant having achieved complete
this his rst appearance before the Dublin
public. better Ifshman has not been seen on tho
boards Of the Theatre Royal for long Time Al the close
Of the piece he called before the curtain and warmly
applauded
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SHIPPING NE w $

CLEARED
Steamship Persia (Br Lott Queenstown and Liverpoo-E
Steamship North Star, yons. city Roins-ng Allen
ss::% %ssiP s't Knight Mason Taylor
bark sisaboo (Br), Lawrsy Observation-Disclosures 4
Ys.m: Sy. Ssgss
BARK Eningwood, Enngwood, Elxsbeshport-Brett Son
Brig Lord Of the Isles (Br Cumsns GonavesBrett Son
Brig gsrmania Ars) Fuiks, St Thomas for orders-sl'
Brig Irene (Br). Goer Ponce. PR-D Dewolf Go.
Brig Alfaretta, Merryman, Glace BsyIRogers Kitten.
BIZ Gil%ofs 2.rsSh, Davis sTsne
Brig GaymeA nr BROS
Brig MnrcIie tBr) Cole. Machias.Peck Church
Brig Sarah Larsen tBr Yates Portland-Yates Porter
Kss:s sr Sone, pst sm,,Ss,.
schr " Mershon, Cole Morehesa Cty.N SsCrea sy
schr Minnie Ripplier, connover washnston-Brest sor
s.ssS Reed sm
schr Msscs small .. rrys 60 SHOW
scSr Issesdis Xilsn: sasn5R Ropes 4 Co. 70
ARRIVED
steamship T.s9ern ans on ns
y ) steamer Gettysburg, -, Boston VIA Long Islant
CIR SSs fs sss .HG'
n INST Srs sn Se :s1
North III america. bound West i At noon Cd Gsps
passed steamship China, bound E.
20 4:;ss As :s
e:%:p .e'
G.ss S S .s
saiiIsd sssss%sSp or4entsi steering sW ~
stsamahip Fulton (U transPoID, wotton. Port Royal
ir9s rs s A
% TO- with
s.nssrs Lsary Bros iOth inst Pm. passed steam
'1 seees%:Sp En,srps Elddss WILMINGTON Nc IS hours
snip pSs:
SsTt %a.os, Bs.Sfo sT Nc
ak: Kuts CO.
s sas ons %
II; Nae. :sa 1 FS.s! nS the bar a
s... wn.nns o1 TURKS !. Is;pds aeEc c Port au
SsiI John f:.i % AYsS 0asy. Cay Frances days
r.!s:s tS!iI y VA !!sIs . ssSS Dssi!s ~,
Trpp from New 0rls.n: Ic:ton; nh Ia 8 Is lon u
s9s k sSss?i sS' ce MI Bridgeport cs days. with
sshT Laura FIa: .of st Kits. Benson, B.r.eo.. days
ssh. Ssis.yrs sr, xcDon.,d s.r.eo., 10 A.y. with
days. with fruit TO } PesrsaI
schr Miller of Nassau), Hises, EsutAer~ days. viii
fruit to Jas Douglas
seSr Eliza obs Mcdonald, Georgetown, PEI. 10 days
"" seh %s Fanny Moss psvs Beaufort, NC, days.
ssr sr. hse Ss: sss
8chr Ellen RodmaD, Bowman, New Bedford.
6chr Owen Bearse, Parker, Providence.
ssSr jane: sasie., rils.sen, Port Jefferson.
Schr Joseph, Ponderson Port Jefferson.
Schr Chief, Osborne Port Jefferson.
BELOW.
Ship Cultivstor.
Wind at sunset wsw.
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Base Ball.
YBrL pxLygrA VERSUS NEW y0Ra--A vRARl
MATCH AT M0BOHM.

yBrL ApxbyglA VERSUS NEW yoRa--A sRARp
HATCH AT MOBOxN.
The classic locality known che Rlysian Fields Ho-
boken was yesterday ne Of very Interesting and
well confessed match ~ base ball. tho contestants the
occasion being ths celebrated Athletic Club Of PhaAel-
phIs and the we'll known Eagle Club, Of this city me
notice q The arrival Of the Philadephans n this city,
which appeared In the HKRALD yesterday, led 70 the
gathering Of assemblase Of spectators numbering
four thousand persons every seat the grounds
and every place from whence favorable view Of the
proceedings could be bed being occupied The wssshcr
was very favorable for the match, and both cabs ap-
psAed the Geld In fan strength and condition for he
encounter Tho game op,ned fAvoraby Tor tho Phila-
dephaDs but the Eagles closely contested each Innings
up 10 the closs Of he NH, when be-
came apparent that tho advantage obtained by
tho Athletics too great 10 be readily
come, Tho New Y01hers, however, still fought on
IN the hopes Of favorable change but the expected
not forihcomng and The close OF tho last
fna pgs tho Earics In minority OF ton runs ther
opponents winning by t0al score OF "A 70 II in full
game. Abe players taken from the Lafarge Houso
10 ihe gyeunds and Lack IN syo provided BY che Ea
gcs and a the close Of the game Hospitality cnter
tansd To-day The AthctIds bccoms the guests OF The
Union Club, Of kouisania, And - ono r. IT, will take
steamer and via Harlem fos horrisania thcro 10
play game with the Eagles. We append score OF The
match Of yesterday
Arm lrrn
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Among the passenger BY the steamer Fulton ycgtsy-
cay was delegation Of Union men fssn Savannah,
Georgia, appointed short time anoe BY the Georgia
Uason Cab 70 visit Warrington with NV ~ confer
Win ths President upon The prescns condition and ~
eshtes Of thoStais Of Georgia The follswi.s esaus
men eonapsss The committee II ID Weed, A. w. Bssns,
wylsv Wsedbrdss, }, @. MIN, Edward Paddlsfovd, 1.
q. Bsnnets, ". H. starh, Henry Brigham, d. y =.
CAsh, G.. X. eseood, II. g. Ridden
Tho Aelegsston Old residents Of Georgia end fuIH
snAorssA - thorough Union men, and are well advssl
- 70 The DONATION ana wants Of shs stssa
Thay pSosen, At the ~ Nichols Rossl baa v1D
proceed 70 Washington al once.
LeuGeps.A 0snsrAl Mr. w. y. williams H. @ B., laAs
commander - We British Army In North AnsstsA A.
rsed % the Clarendon Hotel In this city yssssrAAy.
CIR Fenwesh Williams will b Nnsmbored fer hs brsvs
though upsuceaesl defence Of KAs during ~ Csmssa
war; and v his Gyvicss thsA secession he y indebts1
fov Me prsrsrt Nile end m position % CsuadAs
Commander IN Chief Cir Fenwick Williams was dos
patched 70 Canada at irs when that post Wa one Of
par,cssas responsibility no has seen tho segnniug and
tho end cf our rebethn and viii doubtless return 70
England with nng estimate Of cur NATIONAL strength
Mr.. Henry Bsrgny lHe Secretary Of Legation 70 Rus
sis, and Mra. Berh, are passengers by tho Scotia
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TnD PANIC IN TIE COTTON TRADE.
The London Daily Kcu eays telegram received BY
one Of the Indian benks and dased Bombay, Nay 81
nahss rsereu whatever 70 Shs lisa ~ Bos
hay Bank had suspended specie pAyments or NJ
any banking on ether failures had 0cenr-
red Aad any inportsns hsnh stopped Win
eonasctioas 70 London, the fact would esrs.inly
have been ssaaed In thin telegram. b not unBkely
however that Ore two unimportant local banks may
have failed during Che recent speculative mania In
Bombay many new eynoerns Of thsfind wete started
VIII WV 70 s.ssr 40 u gambling spssaasas Of hs
time
TAs lonAon Tysa says-A commercial telegram,
dated Bombay, May 81, has been received bt MAKES
NO ason 70 any difficulties Of hanks or ether estsblh
meula
NJ London Daily 1sls0repA mys:-IsasgTaphes dvioss
20 De olst Nay make mention Of any farther mevcan
tGle embarraannsnts 81 Bombay.
iAe failure s AnDounced ef Nessra Fulchcr Coopes
O. Rass Sn6a msrehania lAahasues sseiwa&sd ~
kl<0 90 sees1lnu.
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hessrs Powers and Benson TINS Of game, two hours
and twenty-five minnss2 ny catches made-Athissic'
l2 Eagle, H.
Last evening" their arrival ct the LafaSge House,
ths Philadephians found courteous invitation 10 visit
Nbbs theatre awaiting them, Mr.. Wheatlsy having spe
caly reserved seats for the whole party Al they en-
tered the theatre the handsome young fellows OF the
club attracted considerable attention
49, NEW YORK VERSUS NEWARK. -* 4"
The game between the Newark Club and the Actvss,
Of New York which took place ct Newark yesterday
shifted IN creditab4 victory for the New Workers by
SCORE Of II 70 ii In full game.
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Exrgs siyg SsnuRg Dsvnt IN SOUTHERN Tlsyor
We learn from tho soctbora district Of this State that
within q short umo init States afshni d. I. Ph'llps
has ,iscd tbs following disiloIes PARTS Of
this sfate:At Pekin, tho disuEery OF Columbus J. d.
Rupert aInst HON the 10, forfeiture amounts
IN the m nse OF CAS- so Alro at rehin the dis
tile ny OF Mcintyre, Cilfoy Co. alto Pekin the dis
tlery Of Rankin, Reeingcr Co nj Jersey landing,
Jcrcy county tho dftisry Of Fisher Fner; ~ Belle
vil tho distery Of fred, rick Ven schrocder govern
me nj forfeiture SEQ 600 A. NJ EeNsviIle the dstlery
OF FerdbarA Braun government forfeiture $3.50 GOO.
Also Beevc, tho dttilsry Of schncr Kuicier; gov
srnment forfeiture go, 900. lfora (f.L) Transcript
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Fya Heat Blonde the favOrits ~ hundred 10
forty against Shark The other entries NOT putting In
Appearance a tho appointed time Tho horses had .
very equal start bus before hey sos around the turn
Shark haA length The bsss fk me drew out
she entered the bsckssSh and rapidly elOsing had
had mont ths quarter POLE In thirty seoondA
In nosns orswo afterwards Shark broke up, and the
marc took commanding lead down the backsretch,
going a. steady as any ether reliable timepisOe passing
the hAifnils pole in l:16x, hve lengths ahead She
hsp< upsr regular, beautiful gait although sonswhAt
reduced force sndcrossed she score one Length aAssd
Of Shah, In asa. s..rr
Ssoad Heak Both horses being IN excellsns health,
they scraped ont nicely, and at the expiration Of
the allotted twenty minutes! appeared 1t the score
~ fsssh ~ dAisiea One hundred 10 twenty Yves
now offered on Honds With good even start they lst
ne SCORE butth paoe being too great for Shark, he
ohe u and the led around the turn two lengths
And passed quarter pole exercising gait thirty
nine and half ssconds three open lenghs ahead Of the
Hambletonan, who again INDUCED IN break, losing
ahead q the halfme pole in 1s and Shark again
amusing his driver with the double shufae. The con-
logged cisurey along the quarter stretch and
moderately up the homssrstch winner BY four Lengths
1x;rd 8aat-ops hundred dollars 70 1--WE dollars was
wagered on the She carried Shark 70 break al
most ~ soon - he word was given and le him for The
last time The x1OU morse pfoke Docouo me oeaoIe
he got around the turn leaving the nothing to do
but win She passed the quarter pole In thirty nine and
half seconds, the hafmile pole, six eight lengths
ahead in INK, and came homo about that distance in
front IN 2:S4x.
This afternoon, u the Fashion Course there win bs
good trot between Toronto Chief and Ella two
mile heats II would puxxle the seventh son Of fortune
teller 70 guess the winner.
We learn from Philadelphia that Flora Temple hal
broken down in her training and that her owner hal
turned her out 70 grasa This will be great disappon
men 70 those who expected TO see her at the Fashion
Course on Thursday oontending with Lady Emma ant
General Butler
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SrTrENs toue1--Cl crT. Tart NOS I6o5, 80,
III sss' iss2, isls, liO 7o5 1851 farti-Nes so,
p0l 1864 d 1884, 1865 i75, 1850 1908, 1929, 1910,
ls2, Iowa, LIZA I've. isSo, io4, lS2l, ls9l iisA
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Prize Fight.

prize Sight came OF Ut Port Jsrvis yesterday AFTER
noon between Dennis Horisan, Of st. Louis, Missouri,
and Jim McCarty Of Philadelphia They fought sixteen
rounds in twenty four minutes, whom Horrgan was do
cIared the winner McCarty was badly punished The
6eht was for $500 side.
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TIVE War fra south AMERICA.

gram r. a. he river Hate confirming tho ANTICIPATED
sup uro tewfru Paraguay ard BueDon Ayns, heed bot,
~ clnftr a. create any rrcs IN OF asefons or
Ite' u I'd war Lopez has thrown bim-er tppinst tho
'nu orei UWsT &c Brazil! Aon~fiaiD and y .nos
Ay = and Al hUufh hi- hlll -ava 20 troops MAJ work
"S',sf Ga NJ opuyipg wVyiIecs VI ssvss ssansss,
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os,va vsss n saD ssssvsea IN spsss - s1sial voutra
dsstsni thas esasenAas:oa = sow SsmaAAed vssn
psvsspisvy abvupans@. HwsuCA~N A. Aauss1 sssr
ts1l.s 49, -. e e. :. - - ssy 49,
s~SJ ~ =: md - s6Srs1 49,, ssseA q, =
y As ssve wax !nns1ass ssehss .sns vv,tsss
from despsschss slusn 'dIYsvcS1 nom she6 content
and the result has -. EenGal inpssse. o. snsss-
sonabls an, mossey teWar6 vhfe iaesncy. ME Mo
apprehensioh ~ tos 11ssA vsvSsssd NE Anosrscea
people fSon, sis>ihssishlns bsswesa on. private
Opinions and eur ptblis policy. UNIV shsy we!o
andeeeivsaby The wgorons action Of the Executive
lhs case Of The Alexandra and NE rams many no 6osD
beIisved Or haAf bs11svea ehxs "Bie,sh piracy wes
eDessraSsd by ne tsssnaiesA re kns las sess esss
~ jse~ sp1vsstaIts~ y seeA sA@'s resss 81 -
d ID, S~d II 0s AsfesWalty q ne Aeea1a 80 CIV "a
btksy for kty Aeb sA<~a Sss ~ssHl5d n ~sgsesaaos,
~ nay Aeps tAat sal ySnsps rather man Yepusa, Pc
stsa wtU Ssssyw ssd lsWssins T. Whns cecsAan =
Shat have Carelves nany counter claims aeaSns ne
Usted BATES Ter arhIay enforcemesss Of We rgos o.
ADoeksas ard search TAeee WIN have 70 D ezamined
= che saaAe time asA, ave peSssty vneonscons
q Hostile isssnsons " urging hsm We decline y inSer
sooA lnteutens eOn ths nste EsoSwa Of m oossand-
IND Asnaand wAkeA ws believe sobs unfoandeA
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they are may b assumed wholly Incompetent 70 per-
form Any important opes~sions OF regalsx warfare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-14

THO steamship Scotia, Captain Judklns, which left
Liverpool three O'Clock the afternoon or the "a Of
June touching at Queenstown June arrived here yes
ssray afternoon
Parliament adjourned tie I'd inst for the Whixan
ode kotcnys
The body Of Captain Sinclair, Of the Blockade runner
Leila which wrecked OF Liverpool on the 18th Jan
nary last found Goseng OF Fleetwood tho Slss
'usA Awerdict Of "Found drowned" returned.
The Princess Of wsles safely delivered ON the
morning Of the Sd OF Mother and child arc both
DOM we'll The somewhat unexpected, the
Prucess having given dinner paryand attended
cert tho previous evesinz
Tho stes ty Of Dublin passed Creokhavencn the
I'd and ahe Asia arrived off the place eight
O'Clock OIL tho morning Of the 3D.
Vhe steamship City OF Dublin, fxom New York, arrived
sut onsthe 3D.
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