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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

MURDER AND RoBBERY.-On Tuesday
las, an italian named Alverus, aged eigh-
teen years, was found seven miles from
Fresno city, on the plains, lying with his
brains knocked out. The murdered man
is said TO have been robbed Of about sew
en,y-fve dollars in money, and other arti-
Giles Of value.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

OVERSIGHT. - The State Jourra! re-
minds US that our paper is no delivered
a, that office az an exchange. With the
exception Of but one day, we have sent
an extra copy intended for that excellent
new contemporary. Brother Fox, our ef-
fciens agent at Carson, needs only be re-
minded Of this fact 10 remedy the over
.,,hR
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

The President has subscribed $50 to-
ward,he supper, of the Ternes'ssan'a paper
published q, Nashville in the interests OF
the freedmen. He has also written letters
to prominent politicians in the South, re-
commencing them to aid the enterprise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

The British Benevolent Society Of San
Francisco is about TO have ont Of its quar-
terly banquets, costing many thousands OF
dollars. A fair sample Of British chari-
table organizations. Dickens description
of the Dorcas Society is a good illustra-
ton, all the way up through English
classes. Thousand dollar dinners for the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
AN ABORTIoN!
nIED on THE ELEyENTH OF MA

nIED ON THE ELEVENTH OF MAY,
~ DR.. Underhill and wife's Homestead
Lien" from a sudden and violent attack Of Con.
shtution on the Brain. Dr.. Justice was there
and done NIL that could be done for the un'
sophisticated victim Of misplaced confidence.
Even large doses Of statute were prescribed, but
they failed, owing TO the severity OF the attack
afosesaid. May Il be not dead but sleeping, 70
rise again to blossom like q green bay treo1o'
any other man. The wet nurse, Mrs. Taylor; ao;
clared she never knew such On awful "'tacA u
:" Constitution on the brain" ,ry
Virginia, May II, 1855. myl"i"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
Marriages.

DOzIER-REDsToNE-At Dutch Flat, May
l7th, T. Dozlcr TO Elizabeth Redstons.
LYYLE-MORRISoN-In Orovllle, May 18th,
John Lyle to Ellen r. Morrison.
SCOTT-HAMILTON-Iu stockton, Nay Goth,
Joseph Scott TO Maria Hamilton.
DEMISG-ROHEER-In Yrekn, May 10th. E.
o. Deming TO Clara Rohner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

INTERIOR TRApE.-The Shasta Courier
states that freigh, is going forward to the
upper country in large quantities. The
eorrals at tina, place are filed almost
nightly with large wagons and teams.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
Four OF rHEx.-There are now four
divorce suits pendingin the District Court
of this county,

-"Bons Of his bone and flesh Of bis flesh,
TIL death the union should sever,
(For these are tho words employed Of ~course),
Though death Is cheated sometimes by divorce,
Afact which gives an equiyocal force
To that beautiful phrase, forever"
'T -Cdrson Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
lRrPohrEp by 7. o'BRIES. STOCK BROKER, GOLD HILL
SAN Francisco, May 23-l Pm.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855.

SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1850.
Curls and puffs, and padding,
Waterfalls and f~zzies,
False Maria James,
And artificial Lizzics.
Wool from Merino,
Also from the Niger,
Done in whooping pads,
And tasty grown bigger.
Oh! were the fashions ever
Equal to the present?
Half u sack Of taters,
T~hree-quarters Of a pheasant,
Beads as big as cricket balls,
Buttons large as dishes,
Here's a pail Of anthracite.
And there's q bowl Of fishes.
Cage with two canaries
Makes q pretty hat
Kennel with q terrier
What do you think Of that;
Won't the fathers cluster?
Won't the husbands wriggle
When they see the things come homej
And won't the ladies giggle?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23

A PIN has as much head as q great many
authors, and q great deal more point.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
BATHS!
auRaICAL DRNTIsTRY,

DR. MAYER 10 also prepared to perform, at
short notice, Surgical Dentistry. In an artistic
and professional style.
DIR. MAYER, Proprietor.
Gold Hill, May %, 1866. my23 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-23
OAKLAND SEMINARY
FOR YOUNG LADIFs.

THE NINTH YEAR OF THIS INsTITU.
ton commenced on the eth Of January, 1866.
Competent and experienced Teachers ali each
department Of study. This School affords all
the advantages Of n THOROUGH ENGLISH
COURSE, the ANCIENT and MODERN Ian.
GuAGES, CALIsTHENICS, GYMNASTICS,
MUSIC. and all tho Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information,
please address
MRS. G. N. BLAKE, Principal,
Oakland. California.
kEfERscEs-Rev. Samuel II. Wiley, Oakland;
Hon. sherman Day. Oakland Rev. A. F. White,
Carson CITY. myl7 6m2p
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

by the Secretary Of State by proclamation dated Decen
Der H. 1865, this Bureau extends its supervision
persons recently held slaves in the state OF Kentucky
The Assistant Commissioner earnestly invites the cor
dial and hearty cooperation OF the civil authorities and
all good citizens in the State of Kentucky in the i'm
portant work OF adjusting the relations arising from
the total abolition OF slavery On the basis OF impartial
justice this bureau will promote industry, advance the
Of education, and aid in permanently establishing
peace and secure prosperity TO the State agencies
Agencies OF this bureau VIII be established at points
easy cf to the citizens and while agents will be
cautioned against supervising too much their ener
gies will be directed TO fair edjustment Of The labor
question They will see that contracts are equitable and
that both parties employer and employee" comply in
good faith with their agreements
No fixed rates OF wages will be prescribed 10 The
Official agents OF this bureau, will any community or
combination OF people be permitted to hx rates Let
open market Parties make any agreement or trade
that Is satisfactory themselves and long as advan
tage Is not taken Of the ignorance OF the freed people TO
deprive them of fair and reasonable compensation for
their labor either in monthly wages or In share OF
products, there win be interference Until the enact
ment enforcement of state laws guaranteeing to
freedmen ample protection in person and property,
freedmens courts viii be established for the adjudication
they by the cvil code,n by reason of color dis
qualified as Witnesses Aged and iDnrm freedmen who
have no menus OF support, any relatives to whom
they righfuy look for the same will be provided
where they properly belong. The principle 10 be ad
hered to In regard to all panpers that each CITY and
county shall provide for its own poor. t
Officers and agents Of this Bureau regarded az
guardians OF orphans or abandoned widows OF freedmen
within their respective districts and the laws OF She State
in regard TO apprenticeship will be recognized provided
they make no distinction account of color or In case
they do the same laws applying to white children will be
extended to the coored. CLINTON B. FISK,
Brevet Major General and Assistant Commissioner
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
arrfcd.

De GRAw-STEwART Christ church. South Amboy,
New jersey on Thursday December 49, by the Rev. G.
J. Burton, r. E. De GRAw TO CASSIE D. STEWART, all Of
the above named place.
GILBRRr-BRIAS-0n Monday, January ], by the Rev.
Dr. Tying JE Mr. RAPHAEL GILBERT of this city TO Miss
MARY A. BRIAN, of Northampton, Mass. No cards
Springfield papers please copy.
the Rev Louis L. Noble, CHARLES Killing son o King
Esq. OF Wisconsin, TO RosAE CARR, daughter OF Abner
ii. Higham of New York.
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival OF o Monitor and Dou
Campaigning in Mexico at Discount
Civilian Employees Not TO be Dis
chargcd-The Agawam Relieved by the
Conemnugh, &c.
OUR FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec 80, 1865
The single turretcd monitor Warsaw and double ender
Ascutney her convoy arrived last evening from Wash
ington and anchored Fort Norfolk. The
Waxsaw is reported just from the stocks at Baltimore
The object Of their coming and how long they TO
main has not been made known here yet There are
three doube-enders here--the Agawam, Chcopee
and Ascutney.
DAMpER ON CAMPAIGNING IN MEXICO
conversation to-day with late colonel in the rebel
service developed probable change of conduct If
continual touching campaigning Mexico by ardent
SOutherners whose fighting procvties were not alto
gether subdued by the subsection Of the conederacy
The babarous system adopted in Mexico Of mutual and
speedy execution OF prisoners he promises, will in
augurae and decided reversal of Southern sympathy
quick stampede Of those there This gentle
recently with General Magruder and processes
understand thoroughly what he is talking about
WANTS ORDERLY.
Some time since order, it will be remembered, was
issued directing all civilian employees In the army TO be
discharged and their places hied with soldiers Upon
this order Colonel Blunt Chief Quartermaster, and
Colonel Curry, Chief Commissary. made rquiston
on General Burton commanding the troops IN the fort
for something over two hundred men. Take them, !"
said the General, "bu leave me an orderly" The infe
is clear that in this department civilian employees
still on the pay list
THE A0AwAM RELIEVED.
The Conemaueh Captain De Craft arrived
to-day from the Portsmouth Navy Yard and will relieve
the double endcr Agawam Captain Renshaw, stationed
here for several months The Agawam will rst 60 to
the Navy Yard for repairs and thence probably 10 Hilton
Head
has been raining all day, but with wind favorable 10
outward bound vessels As the Baltimore steamers
about leaving heavy fog has sci In.
Mrs. Clement c. Clay N here still
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
The Navy.
AKnIvAL or THE sTRAn.Rs souTH CAROLINA AND
HBonAmIp0.

The steamer South Cssciina, Acting Volunteer Lieu.
tenant v. w. Kenuison commanding, from Phadel.
pha December 10 and the Breakwsssr the al arrived
here ast night having TOW the Untcd States steamer
Nsshaming nswl which is brought to this port 70 he
fitted out with machinery, &C. The fo,osng lie, Of
shs oeceu Of she South Caroiina:--
Iciso vc,snss,v Lseusnan csmmandins-- W Ken
nison.
lcssse kossv-H r. Baker
AeSise EAssens--John Gum Charles Baycr, " ~ ri.
mond, W. 8 Mitchell AMI Anson s. Hitch
Aching Passed Anssknnt NvOs~--Gcoree u Todd
Acting Pdvmdser--Ceoree Meade.
En0sneeys--Assisiant Jamee J. Hathaway: Second As
sistants, James q. bennett, Thomas King and Goo.
y. whitney; Third Assistants, schrader, G. Black
well and W 8 Arthur
kaio-Johs Ruddersw and Joseph Uneer
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
Theatrical,
THEATRE rRANCAt2,

notwithstanding the unfavorable character Of the
weather NJ Juignets second representation attracted
very full and fashionable audience Saturday evening
The two pieces played La Pcrie de Pquet and Ls Pre-
Armes de RieAeieu, the perfection Of French
comedy writing The 0rst, b cd on . trah Of senile
fccblcnes Is charmingly elaborated and charm
ugly played by Messrs Chamonin Rousseau Gently and
Nile. Clstlde Hcylcr We speak Of the lady last be-
she contributed but little TO the effect Of the piece
NJ Chamonin's Chevalier de Ia Rochsfener marked
by nice appreciation Of the points Of the character
and formed perfect portrait Of the broken down
egnst noble Is any encountered the salons Of
the Faubourg st. Germsin. This actor is . grea,
acquisition TO the troupe, and fills . place which
has not hitherto been satisfactorily occupied.
The great feature Of The evening was, Of course
Mile. Potels RichelIeu. The previous appearance
Of this lady identified her in the minds Of all
with character and its the bills Of
last night satisfied very natural curiory There Is
artist that know Of who approaches more nearly TO
Dejaze in this the most celebrated Of her y6s than
Mile Potcl Petite, 1.-the, graceful and Of marked and
expressive features she has all the dash, rapdty and
decision which necessary W perfect representation
of The character. Al the time her dictop Is SO
pure and unemharrasscd that unpractsed ear
can follow her With This Is . point which We
cannot lay too much stress with the actors OF
this theatre. They should bear IN mind that
their audiences are largely made up or others
than their country people, and TINT their per.
fomances serve the object OF instruction well as
amusement That excellent artist NJ Edmond Livry
requires have this fact especially called TO his sttsn
uon He has o habit Of moushne his words which rem
dcrs considerable portion OF wbat be says unntslgi
BILE But for this fault his Cbsvalisr ds Nstgnon would
have been satisfactory 10 an rsspecta Nile Amclie
Hinry whose debut made favorable impression the
other ngAt, fully confirmed n by the n which
she played Madame Patin She Ia excsiient come.
dese ihosoagby usdsnsasds The points Of her charsc
tsss and makes up 70 perfection Nsr costume This
occasion study for artist where the cass
generally satisfactory seems N nstured to take
cepson but should have bssn better pleased Diane
ds NoaiIles had 1ousd . mcfs animated and grace
ful rsprsssntafion than Me Sophie Leblanc. This
youne lady possesses o The seeairsmsnn Of shs
part She nsrsd The eGsct of several Of shs scenes in
which the pscsl sa~ss " noss eu,oyssls
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

bAt1fNuEtI 'Hh, T. Isbb-
large meeting held to-day at the Baltimore
Union Club 10 take suitable aton upon the occasion Of
the death n the Hon. Henry Winter pavif Governor
Swami on being called the chair In speech Of some
length and much feeling. delt upon the many brilliant
qualities and private virtues of the deceased CON.
rnuee Of Ave wns appointed 70 drs resolutions cxpes-
sing the deep Of the meeting a, the ac,cu stb
which The family Of Mr. Davis his city s-a state had
been visited after which the meeting adjourned scvc
raj members Of Congress have arrived 10 ,ahe part the
obseauies on rncseay. al one O'Clock
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
Our Florence correspondence.

Our FlOrenCe NorSeSPo"oenec
FloREScE, Dec. T. iso6.
"A. ChaLyu an Ha,v-RerepeAps,i in ae Military aud
Nsvai Expenses If European Gor,Snmosis- im".neHcs
- General War IN Eurcpe-Peas conna h
nesasained Unlea ae RieaS " he Tsopas are Re-
sprted-TAs Austrian Army venetio 0pu Too Hun
syed TAousomd Srono a -Adeiira Pan and the Kings n
nalv and PvvuDol- Cos.emplafed rin g ns Esp'cs
1sexse 10 Roms de.
rhe choIera ss rsscs Naples and It's ravsscs seem
a BE- on sbe increase Of dmn shing Reckoning
che number Of victims here together with those who have
persbed by the plague Apoona and many other
Isaiian ones addition 10 The thousands whom The
sholsr hs swep, on In SPAIN France and England the
aggregate shows appalling number OF victims 70 THIS
aAse epidemic.
M France belongs the credit Of having the nrs
q uropose means discover efbcient remedy against
the scosrs. d very generally believed that the
ebo,sra nay be traced the pgrimascs and religious
ceremonies customary among the Mussclnans and Ger
,uIy the congregation large numbers of men poto
r,ousy upciesn IN their persons seems most apt 70
engcnder contagious dfeases
The French goyerrment come time since rroposed q
confer,nes IN order 10 establish International ssr tary
sdmtnstislcn Suez aud Gedda but the forte woaid
not consent take tart such coniercnce, otherwise
than medical delegate, and upon the condtion mat
he should bc SIMPLY san isry Official without any poit
cal character whatever
King vic,m Emanuel produced deep impression
during his late VISIT here but Al the same me We can
not but derore the nexcGsabe lack of forelought ~
his government or,als, who, although having all the
necessary command ,oprocc the italian PENN
sua the terrible pss,lonceb by the Institution OF en-
cAous and stringent sanitary precautions failed 10 do
and 20 whose vaaicn aud delay may be fairly attrhu
tsd the mourning ana desolailou thrvuVhout Italy.
By ne c proper sanitary precautions the
peope sicily succeeded IN escaping the soourge aud
although by rs geographical position much more exposed
40 such epdomcs than perhaps any ohr portion - the
world there has been yet single case OF cholera
reported IN the islaud
After the expenses incurred oi ate years by
the several governments Of Europe causing more " less
confusion in the budgets Of all the order o the day n
fhe Old World now seews 10 be economy
Austria Ia IN far siraieued circumstances than
Che other Power several reg ueus u 10 rumored, are
70 be disbanded; but this tlronohment rs IN all proba
bIity simply 6nancia rusc, intended to strengthen
Aurtr,an credit and induce capitalists 70 advance sun
essnt funds 10 help keep up NE rcst Of the army
Russia s embarrassed oy internal troubles, and the
cynscrruon year viii only te at the rate OF toui
men out Of every Thousand Inhabitants although thcr'
Nave been drawn seven eight and even ten from each
thousand The army wll, however, be kept up W the
Old figures
The Pafs K-itop has published The Emperor's de
cree ordering certain reductions Va the elective stronfth
q the FJypcb Jml &pd speeJijus zoe oas'@'oDa soas''
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

A - M sa-s lsl .A.es.
A HOUSEHOLD woRD.-BUy Your SILVER
n Plated Ware. Table cutery, China. Glasa Earthen-
ard House Furnishing Articles from d. BASS
FORD, Cooper Institute Building Asof place
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
~ hciy Other good eases prosecuted without fee IN
advance Con suitstor. free
howEs. Attorney and Copnseior.
n Nassau street
nrvoRcEs PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON TIP
~ subject q 10 thssnd other All other Law bus
attended to toe
y 4 KING, Goa nseior At Law x5s Broadway.
MISS LUCILLE EkTERNs ENGAGEMENT
VI rs ABsoLUTELY LIMITED.
Ifose who have not seen Miss wL5fEHN Ia two of hs>
gy-p, charactrrp
MIAMI TnE Hr rYrnEss ssd MADAME ST. AuBERr,
SHOULD ATTEND ThIr WEEK
and behold bucksfun.'s romantic Drama,
GREEN nusHkS
OR IRELAND AND ANERfCA 100 YEARS AGO.
CCHfLBBRGs GERMAN oTNrNENr-wARRANrED
certain cure wfthou, th slightest dangrr for Plies old
Wounds scrofnlay Sstfheum all Bone snd skn Dieeases
kc For sAle AZ G Bcwery Ard BY All prsripal druggists
CopA WATER ArfARArus BOB MOTHERS AND
hiahest premium wss swaref 2 .hesc rnsehin.s p isd
frspkhn streets, New york Es,sbshed 10 isT
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
Attempt ss Double narder In Boston.

Lewis Simmons. Enrishman, cut his wife's
throat and tlsn he own yesterday, AZ their boarding
house from alleged ieeiopsy Beth are at The city hos
ptal IN critical eovditsout
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

Kings mother and unfured IN many hard nght untn
her Majesty was seated on the throne.
London about next Lords and baropets Of every
degree among the subscri0ers
No as3ns OF rhe M0rav1an.
PoarlASn Jan lilo p n.
Thsve ore sgns Of the steamer Moravan from IAy-
erpool the 2ist via Londonderry tho 2ad uil
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
lam, sir, your obedlent ser,anS
WILLIAM H. iEwARD
Mn. BIoELow TO worsisuR DROWN px LHuYs
LsAros or rHs vsirrp srArrs,

W
LaArlos ov THE urirrp SrArts,
PARe, Nov a. le6
As-Recalling the conversation which ] bad the
honor 10 hold with your Esceency the l7th ultimo,
In relation 10 the alleged levy OF Egyptian rcope for In
voluntary service "a xnxlco and the representations
then made regard ~ the natural unwilrgness OF my
government and country people 10 see slvcry IN any
form repsnied either within our erriiow or on our
borscrs beg 10 invite your Exceiencyh attention 10
certain recent dccrees bearing upon Che SUBJECT of emit
grafton 10 Mexico purportDg 10 emanate RON author
ties acting IN opposition 10 that republic j. the opinion
~ the Law ofccr 81 my government these secrces en-
forced soud is>rifabiv reduc, TO ~ eorSuio~ Of peon
sapsry usvttrC Of ns Nucon race, s~d Of crsuss
sstA Of Ut freedmen Of ne Uaskd Sfaies az way hrs
airsady leen kereaffv eat ts, sdusd 10 er with
out full and Intelligent comprehension of their habA
htes.
Thaa your EsceIlency may understand TIN grounds for
this conclusion Instructed 70 transmit Ia your En-
ce1ency copy Of the Attorney Generals opinion, which
will found enclosed and 70 invite The aen,on OF the
imperial government 70 the questions thesin discussed
In complying with thcee nstructone Of ny government
avail myself Of the language OF the dcsrach containing
them 10 say that f European opinion can be regarded
As established rsfersnoc any posNal question,
b sssiled that Afrcsn slavery, IN asy form, ought
besoefovsb 70 throughout NE worid We DO mot
doab that sbs Enceror Of frasce eorcaly and fuliy
ooscurs, o. ve DO, In ihe hsmsss scBsinsnt
! pray yous ESeeiiopey 10 srceps sr~urances a the
,~ n ushed consideration vsb Which have The honor
V be, jour sscssseys very ocsdss si ssd vsry humble
srryaaf, JOHN BiGkLOW.
Bs E,o.,'sssy y pser,, o. lava niH~sr q Feress
hsssn
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

NASHVILLE, Dec. Is, 1865. I
Respectfully forwarded 10 Mayor General Howard,
Commissioned = hars aivudonf iss,rory If --n,ldr
character row srfsccnf t-nitAy pid1sers who accept
the logic OF events y and operat M with in
adjusting the rriaiions the basis Of impartial
justIceN regret that there many the South tho
DO the conclusions of the strife and who yet
fal recognise the fact that the conntry
asking guarantees OF freedmen But the cause may be
sss down - marching on"
CIINTON b FISK,
The New York herald., 1866-01-02
1I e K I g O.
Slavery In the Empire Tho correspondence
Of Mr.. Seward with the French Gov
cynmcnt- m. Romero's Letter.

To TIE Housn OF REPRESENTATIVES - f .
In answer TO the resolution of the House Of
ves OF the l1th instant requesting Information relative
70 30 called decree concerning the OF
slavery Or peOnage in the republic OF Mexico transmit
report from the Secretary or State and the documents
by which was accompanied n
ANDREW JOHNSON.
WASHINGTON, Dec IA. 1866 =
The New York herald., 1866-01-02

The swpervssScn or the Freedn ems Bu-
reeu Exsenaed Over kensuehy.
BcaxAr RxyuexNs FRsrpsrl
Asp AnAsrossD LaSbs,
FAsHvniS Tenn, Dec %, 1885
me rsfnreton of the constitutional amendment for.
ever sbolisrns and prohibiting slavery IN the United
ssAsss hsuncbeep oGclaliy sanoupeed 70 the cean,u