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New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
AK ErlroRIA1 rnoM TIE pn.LApgLrHA Pass.

THE ARRIVAL or VESSELS cholera among the passengers
caused grea, ear nd saGs.y every class oil society p
gcar.cgs svice TO all simply t Do not be tinid eata
usual but keep system ougy censed from all impure mat
s Ifhe bowels aIe cosve aise with bad ae IN the
rort take dose OF even one DR ScEBScGs MANDRAKE FILLS
III annette must be ep ID stimulate the system and hus conn
snv debstnr effects weather. will become
dessd tia, disease viii readily To counteTsct h use Dr.
scHrycK sH1wrEp Toxic The regular dose for dpeps per
, moor health Is " me glass after each meal; but
in GOOD health bv taking occasionally. tablespoonful after
e meal will hni II preyea biounesS, dilrhes fever &C. and
b Tins keenng the ys e pure and healthy you need not fear
ch and fever or any masrors diease Oe No 10
North sir,hs,.. corner Of Commerce Philadelphia
DrTcHgRs DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUGs.--Kills upon
touch eu up fro does leaf and remains Of permanent
effect. Try IT, sleep peace Sod by al live Druggist.
ALLIY VAIN THE attempts to palm of upon the
American public the bogu. psrodes leading Paris perfumes
while PHALoss BLOOMING CERtUs" the finest extract for
the handkerchief produced either here abroad within the
reach Of every cls,'.-tProvitcnce Post. -
A.-DALLEY's GALvAYIC HORSE SALvE cures the
worst Calls Scratches sweings Pk' cut' spsn' and
Bruises Every should have #. sOdby ali Druggists
aud at the Depot. No. 4s Cedar st., 50 ceuts box
An Astonishing Variety of Ladies and Chldren'S
Fancy Hats NAV sidewalks Of Broadway and on TIE
drive at Central All these and arc to be found
epitome Of the renns bat fashions foreign and domestic
GgsIS's magnificent exposition No 5lJ broadway.
S. VI. PETTENGILL & Co.. NEWSPAPER ADvERTIs-
mo AGENTS No Parkro NeYork (estabshed in ls9 are
agents Tribune all tie newspapers in the United States
and British Pfovinces
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N,.INrER GARnEN

THIS EVENING at 5i--ALL HALLOw-EYE Or, SNAf;
kPPLE NIGhT mir and Mr.. Barney Williams THE fANhEE
EOURTsIP Ms B1rary Williams. To conclude with the isice
BARNEY TIE BkRO&i Mr. Barney Williams
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

TOX'S OLD BOWERY TuEA1ER - ,,,.
THIS ENINl.G, Pamlonlme-TiiE SiNONS OATtl-IItE
-FOUR LOVERs-fHE GOLDEN FARMER: M @. L. Fox
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

WOODS THEATEB.
THIS EVENING, THE ELVES; Or, THE STATUE BRIDE
NAN TIE GOOD'FOR NOTHING: The Wcrs Sisters Madame
s;febngeT and full company. Matinee To'Dey
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

ROADWAY THEATER.
THIS EVENING. bliss Adah lsaacs Mcnken in MAZEPPA
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
The Tribune In London

STEVENS BROTHERS AGENTS for L5rare, -Henistts
Garden W Agents for the ee OF TIE TRIBUNE
They wi receive sVr.esrrioss and AS'rErssrsrH
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Nem'Iotk Daily Gribmtte.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 2. 1866.
To Correspondcnis.

No notice betsken OF Anonymous Communications Whaevs
intended insertion must be authenticated b. the name and ad
dress necessarily publication but
auty for his good faith.
ALI business Office should addressed 1.-THE TRs
USE." Eew-YoIk.
We cannot undertake return rerc,ed Communications
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM ,,
THIS AFTERNOON. ~ and THIS kNENINO A. t VA, ~
MARCEL; Or THR DiOr TARBss-ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND CURlOSlIlES.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

p. AyERY's GALLERY. No. 6gi Broadway.
TO-DAY exhibition of Nusington ASous painting SfAa'
TAOS VISION Or TIE BLOODY HAND
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02
Tug EIGuru WONDER OF THE AGE!

HE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE AGE!
Ross Co the discovery what hind OF
needed make aluxuTiou having discovered
A., they using il IN the brand known the SOLAR
You from a who have ue H. g" have tasted yhine
before that = compare with the SOLAR"
had the
n Don't mistake
fISRCGr TOBACCO Manufactured
City Tobacco 2O5 2s FutoHsG For sale
Vrhe
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

NEWYORK CIRCUS - -
THIS EVENING, at O. EQUESTRIAN AID GNMNASrIC, Ihh
FORMANCEs: Nj Jsmes Robinson. Little Clarence Master
Scsx Cooke Mile. CaToa dc Berg Matinee al e.
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

IRVING HALL -
THIS NG-COMPLlMENTARY TESTIMONIAL TO
MISS NETrE STERLING; Senos tarmeins foc Signo MAJ
Folcni Sisnor C~nnr Mr. Richard Holman Mr. George W.
Walter. signor Abela
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

CHRlSTY's MlNSTRELS. - ~
FARCFs. BuRLEsoUEs DANCES, SOLOS, DUETS, etc. To
csde with tie face BLACK STATUE
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

NATIONAL ACADEMY Of DESIGN.
TiS DAY ard EVENING the foryhrs Annus Exhibition oil
ORIGINAL WORKS by Living Artists
New-York tribune., 1866-05-02

STUDIO BUILDING, No. II West Teuth.st.
TO-DAY ard TliiSENENiNO exhibition OF ARBE STATUES
by Larkin g. Mead IT, THE BATTLE STORY" LA CONrA
DfNELLA," " ECtsO," and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-13
FOR SALE.

GREAT RARGAIg TO READY cAsH ~ n
y mer.~-A Lunch and Bar Room, CENTRAL, = 1hi.
doinf sooi cash business. tatisiActory rnAsna
.eiigs osll Monday, sssscep and ~ A. y - 4
ehsnbers street.
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rpt GREAT BRAZILIAN Fam.
The brazilian Exps-iioB will be- Opened in
Rio Jancsro ON the t9sh of Orssbcr. mad
Closed oafhe I'D al December 81 fhis Fear.

The brazilian Exposition will be- Opened In
Rio Jancsro the t9sh of October. nnd
Closed Ssfhe Id al December 81 fhis Wear.
Tho report 81 the specisl Committee the Paris E1-
position has been presented and adopted in the monthly
meeting of tho Chamber Of Commerce 81 New York held
on the sth orJuy ul,imo, recommending participation
or the manufacturers Of tho United STATES the er.
blbaion Of their agricultural engines and implements
cordng 10 ~, conditions referred 10 the same report
AMI puhshsi in the Nrw yosr HrnliD Of April 20 and
tne srf,ntlf, Am.ricon Of May O.
The committee examined with interest the regulations
snd ns,ruuons annexed 10 the letter directed 20 the
Chamber n the Brazilian Minister, he Counsellor ~
syauii Nth regard - the proposed exhibition, aud
chceruly rcomnendod participation In this praise.
worthy uDdriasing 70 tho agricultural and mec banical
soeieter ~ he rned states Who the parties mos,
drccty infested nnd who arc the best Judges cf The
afvar'ages Fhrh &c Exposition affords for the display
ug the hbOrand product of the northern portion Of Tie
me ArinltnriI department having cor Hierei IN
identical Communication from the same Minister 20 the
nepsrtmcnlol ss'e IN hs monthly report Of June Last
nlasle The ftl0wing ststswerf:-
Tlcfe bal been received 81 this department through
cornsellor szsmbris Minister % Brazil relative 70
national ahiDiii,u Of no haso@n,sy anil iniusirIai
proiuc's oithe coin'rv, ., 20 Jahcro, on the 18Th
Of o.ieberbi the present wear.
H. satc tlai ine imperial government thinks u
advisable y conuet With this special exhibition %
nsrbiBcs ~ their arni.hingr. and instruments MANI
ton fseltnion and ~ pfOsoment Of AGRICULTURAL rro-
dustians
He leusk v vfb The ~errrtfrv ~ state ~ Invite OIL
cal asicntn - the subject u he deems ~ praper
Prom N accompanying regulations and Instructions
OF me Mag 0g the exhibition appears gss ma
rllncry IN implements from abroad vill b. admitted
s-f riwi No nnrhef siscrc'sn = wl,h the name %
thr NJ tc,ufcr nven md cost ~ each They may
10 exLibid ami gprSe4 b. Inc eshihurz bot cannot
connect. N The isrm an The rr-ese--y rrnr- ard
sieaia p%er Wil BE- farnisbcd free; but no ma
chi.cYv tti-ing forrdnfyp1 fpecia contractors
all ~ a.h.ttrd Iran rorsn wa he paid Ny en-.
nn.isfs 10 machinery 10 removed wlhogt special
perrNf@i ANsr he erhftlor Il orer he goods nay
b. sod ~i "a csss they vii be snhiect 10 dufy II
ors and AIN per ecnf Al raorem. bui exported
\ tnsv aFefhp o. .siy Pssses arc furnished freq 20
4 Ell. ytVu
Y NJ Y~t vtNiirg "a rart rstr IN this yhti''on
asvIi sls<f. nofos a sath nef,oHx tie brazilian
| NrNsr hNsp Infgl VIII fpA particulars Of their
| nhrtlnesl
Tho emtss o.p-af = led wkieh cur rrnuf~-
tafsr N Al al'or nr'eftt1 carnof a@oFd 10 neglect
10 y1 sAsa ii y 10 D0psd that thcy may Arrange %
sy.i 4 I'd ~ III ~ e0ods ard thus a5d 20 ttsr
l4fsttt a, As4l gie4ffIn ih* rftn sirg cfecfen.
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funer~ this Monday afternoon three clock from
the rcsidenc, Of hs parents, Fulton avenue, between
Bedford and >os'rsnd avenues, brooklyn
Sr,ss lon sunday, August IL al " Perry street Tho
Of Captain Thomas a. stone, of typhoid lever aged
10 years 10 months aud IL days.
The friends and aequainances are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, fromFhe Church Of = Msrys VIII
AaInsburg, this thcndsyl afternoon, a. three oclok
where high mass will be said the benefit Of his soul
SrIrTy.x In BROOKLYN Sunday. August ~ kp-
wArn L.. son OF Michsc Henry aud Harriet II sully
aged monihs and l6 days.
attend the funeral, this Monday morDng a eleven
O'Clock from the dsnse Of his parents, No lso Gates
av'nuc. near Hunter street, i.rooklyn
ronPKSs At NeNtown /. l. on Saturday morning
August H. J0ssra fosYxs- IN tho 69 year OF his age
Relatives and trends invited 70 attend The Funeral
th hondayl afternoon, at t~o clock, from lbs sAis
residence
vsS HosSr on Friday evening, August 10 ASs NaG
dAayr ,LnKs0N VA H0R>E.
Her relatives aud friends and those 10 her hrother.n
law, 4 Ncrre, respectfully invited TO attend the
Funeral from t'rnce church on Tuesday norn'n At ten
O'Clock, without further notice.
In ihc STth year 81 hs 80
the friends Of the tnmty are respectfully invte'l 10
attend the funeral from hs late residence, aoi b0aery,
THIS iMondiYl aiieruoon, Al two o'clock.
WENTWORTH In Brooklyn, Sunday. August IL,
oris fi'Ip WEvwotru Nod ~ years 10 months and
days.
wEruNc. on Sunday july u, Or Inflammation or
tnc o'wrs l.iN NkLhSG, printer native 81 quebec,
The funeral wllliakc place froa SO Thompson street,
this CMondayl afternoon, a. Two o'clock
Montreal and Quebec papers please copy
WanrsEy. in Br okyn, On Sunday August IL hArrA.
RITA r., wife OF VIM A. Whitney, in the SD year Of
her age.
rbe relatives and friends IRE respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her ats residence No - Bond
street, on Tuesday morning, at ten o'clock
wiHERs.-0n sunday, August u, Al tho resiionce of
r. Lamb, 50 carminc street, ERrc wirreas or typhus
fever, in tho 2lst year ofhs nee.
His ~ ends invited 10 attend the funeral this Mol-
day afternoon, At two O'Clock. His remains viii be IN
TERED In Cypress Hill Cemetery.
Providence, Il l., and Birmingham Eng papers please
copy.
WNrrr.-on Sunday, august Il, FnEpnicK wNus,
aged ~
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend tho
funeral this Mondayl afternoon at three o'clock, from
his late residence TO- sullivan street Tho mombars Of
New York Lodge, No go, T. and A. 81 are respectfully
invited to attend tho funeral.
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huiefpcu.
Brig Herald, Kelley arr AZ sippicaa 9th from Atlantic
Ocean Haeras Ground 9TH inst with 20 bnli ~ and 20 d.
wh OIL V Hrhrv sl-n Pat Tor homo 10 nuns''
soas we're "a. te n rsss "nh FSsselsT sosass
81 MAnpnse klcd Nj stosell, first onirrr hsd HIS
hcsa nady cut and Kanska had leg broken ana 1"o
Foreign Ports.
BsESroi, Aug 3-sd hrfe II APni, Gown WORK.
sail Tor NYot about d.ys brs- Leonard Berry >i-ce
~ rrat; teTrd Ionc smith, .gom London for - Ihonss
riEpsS4s, Aug sd brsJ wiswcIi. LecsIs rena.
Harris Tor Bainore do scbrs u y Bell Bsraes for
- a, 40, Daylight, tiArs, lnr.
phis
s.qCs Igy .6-,rr bark Ada Carer Kenny, Havana;
hnni, Min Noreaus sist sohr Menswa, D.sosway. ia
Emes m IA ~ er ,as w.,.rh9 Rae. S?,os
i''atA v T. Ahurisnh, upurn, Boston.
American Ports.
BOSTON, Aug u AM-Arr sieam.rs Norman, crowrl,
s9ssr ssq D iB s..s rn.sas and
sears Norleans; WIN Kennedy, Hai,et Bamors vim Sor.
TURKS Isnd; AM. LOW, eBr1 Loyii,, & Jo5n. Ss
f ana s..e Ns Sq r,s e,T .n s sS '
sblp ssss: lark Ny.c Tis; NIX paaiei
yenas Nlssl I'D s sr , i@aes c..- rhI.aepa
MpBlLL Aug en- bark Alexander, Bucker, Havana;
ra@po seaw afs- fo4rrc .1 hpmaa' h, WIEN WHEN
anu- steamship Nlanee Perkins srsm Vera cruz; BARK
Bran..iek, sylvester irom Havana
PORTLAND, tus i0-AT .'hr Ethan Allen, Blake Phia.
dslphis
RICHMOND Aug io-Arr .ehr. Ida Richardson Rurieil
Townsend, NYor4 Edward SlaIe. Dr,kc, do via Norfolk
SAVANNA. Aux 7,Arr selr y = shannon. day rhlia
pelpha; sh, steamer Missouri, loyeland SYork Cid TIN,
sour W alton, W lerlef, Richmond Me.
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For Havana. Kingston. In, Nassau, y J., and
New Orleans.
For Rio JASrlro &c-stesmshp south America. from
New York Aug -.
ron AsrnwALI-steamship Henry Chauncey from iorh
AugH.
Foa GGwvrow., Nc-stssmstip Santiago de caba. from
New York, Aug 20.
For vssA cSrr-stesmship Manhattan from New
York Aug
ron Enthusiastically Eagle from View York Aug i5
special Notice.
All letters and packages Intended for the Ssw Toss
BHRAfD should be sealed.
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p0aI OF NEW YuRK. AUGUST z. sSs.
Arrived.


Steamship Pioneer (Rrl, Harrison, Cow Hay days. with
COAL 70 SNOW Burgess Had strong sw winds the entire
Steamship Raleigh walker View Orleans 4,h inst with
ma.s ,.s % s9n sa, inc "a r
with whe Diamond ris iss,s and = 10 ne c.R'r.
n sa s u R R1. White I, eanepS pni letters sna
n centre also showing 20 So same day. = miles cast q
Steamship GcsTss crouwsI, yIi Ne, or.s.Rs 81 ins'
49, ~ .as ~ ress AZ ca H. -1 @ Ton
sas EsE % miles. .lchass.d signals Win bra bound w
esaoa s sS AZ i mics e c.ps foIda. psssd
s,sara.hip General Barnes wor,on Savannah ~ boir.,
s ss 's san s.sscy 70 ssa p
"a a.s sn aasas s.S s a. csss 1."
with ..m .s a1 css. w S Ss rSa
y" s. .a;s eI Es Ts es.pa ssss SC
henry u NILE: passed s%s seses ior ss
orleans; 5 ~ ssSmship ~ Cd h.9ce for Nrwbern
With nase and u rassengers. to samuel rhompso6s
ship sanr.- Luce LIVERPOOL Juiy win ,nasr 70 How
snd groshnsaAm -s been 10 days vest o .hs banks
BArI s B. si.agso. 2f s, Ansre.. NIB sso~ 81.
Hamilton sperins inst =, y 10 ION Y ~ tg
brig Robin bound south left brig rsni.nia for SYork heit
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s.st o hss spa ar ss sa ~ csw
s r s f stsi s ss Nay & sy :: g
Brv,, soa co % 90, =, . " % .. ,ross
Bsrk Eagle, Remington, Cow Bay. 10 DAY., sh coal 70
Mig Abr, Devil. o. causboroush rs, Devils. Gov Bay
hsa,' r,,s a e p f 70 master o..
b Y.ies 4 ror,~rnsld.
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~ az =. Gp sy.r s q 'J sSSsa ss il
sns fs.ia Rose Jones. Galveston n ssy., vnh cotton.
81 sris s rsra ss'.sali. rarsor,
sehr Rossnbsry, tro~e Gov Bay - days, With coal
Ey,ss rsss Y J.
$40 ssT ss,s e. r ss,. tgr Boston
sssr S as sfas ss' s 81 s ssrf as,.
s ssI s.l'i Tsrs s;s' a ifs 'SFHaspo.
Below.
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Wind ttgssa sw. n@
Murine Disasters. h#t
srg c,sofr sr. frs'o s'e'os, ~, ~ Eos'os. pa
Mi.ceiianeeus.
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Murine Disasters. MMaH
Bris c,nof~r By from Fie,og, ~, fsr E0sior nj
lnto nsAfsz. NJ, 5sh inst, lszsy. H ~ 80
Mi.ce lianeous.
IRE following tabs g.es o. he vesssis In TIE
kArhprs ~ New foFs, Boston, Philadelphia. Baiuwsre
atkYs.tcn, eAvamrah Mobile aud Nsw Osl<ans ~ the
assst s<sonsh rom each Of thoss ports WI - =
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n u.s. Oss- is west risssasA .s,s., -, 80 -.
1917 fsm ls<s ~eset 80, rssssr fsrnltss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

MONSIEUR ToSsoN "ExrRA."-We are
informed that MI. D. NJ. Love. late Alder
man Of the First Ward, Of Virginia, re-
ceived 5000, on behalf Of Gillespie, for
the named consideration Of making out
Mayor Jones' report" If the making out
Of the Mayors report is not regular City
Clerks business, what is? Two hundred
dollars extra, for making nj the Mayors
report; which comes, by the way, as near
being an authentic paper as the old pre-
emp,ion maps Gillespie traced, and
charged and received $500 extra" for !
We propose to inquire further into this
extra" business how it is that Alderman
Love was induced to violate the city char
ter in this manner? Is not this, in point
Of fact, the same old $4,000 extra. that
was once vetoed-under the pressure Of
our exposure-and subsequently forbid
den to be paid BY the Lesisla,ure' It's
an extortion against the city, in either
condition Of the claim-she avowed or the
suspected came it or be it under what
ever guise. it is a gross imposition upon
the taxpayers Of Virginia City. We trust
and believe that no such or similar "ex-
tras' will be tolerated under the admins
tration of Mayor Piper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

Mr.. BRloHr AND THE REFORM BILL
John Bright, the friend Of the English
working classes, and the friend Of Americu
during the rebellion, has written a letter
to the people Of Birmingham, endorsing
the pending English Reform Bill. He
says the English Tories and a section Of
the old Wings have combined against it,
aud he recommends popular meetings
throughout England, and popular petit
tons carried to London BY large deputa-
tons, as the most effectual means Of fore.
ing Parliamen. to pass the bill. He say,
it is an honest bill /; that it will give to
several hundred thousands of the middle
classes of the working men a representa-
ton in Parliament; and that their admis-
sion to the franchise will so change the
political bias Of Parliament as to insure q
re-adjustment Of seats throughout Great
Britain by a fair apportionment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

A PRESENT WORTH HAVING. - OF
course any present, however trivial, 10
worth acceptance, as its value 10 not IN.
trinsic, but is 1t to be measured by the
unseen jewels of sentiment that imagina-
ton invests it with. Still, INT does not
object to a present having q high intrinsic
value. Where q woman knows he can
afford, she will not think the less Of O
present from her husband for its having
cost from forty to- two hundred dollars.
Not a bit of it. Now, we have IN our
minds eye. just such a present as q true
true wife would like to receive from her
worser half. Such Of our W readers as
would see it in it's substantial form, may
do so, by stepping into the sales-room oil
Messrs. Grover s. Baker. In one Of theil
sewing.machines, so perfect in their con.
struction, and SO easily adapted 70 every
kind of work, we think that o genuine
husband, who loves his wife, and would,
therefore, tighten her heart by tightening
her household cares, will Rnd Just such O
present as be ought to feel bound to give
her at this season Of festivity and grateful.
ness. The prices Of the machines, which
are marvelously simple, and require no
mechanical skill to manage, are from forty
dollars upward. Let every sensible father
Of q family buy one, and in six months i,
will save its cost in WEAKNESS and vexa.
ton Of spirit " alone.-Phia. Mercury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

RELATIONS OF ALCOHOL TO FooD.-M'
Perrin. a French physician, has made
series Of experiments on himself to deter.
mine the effects of alcohol on the human
body in a state Of health. With this
view, he made use. at stated times, Of fer
men,ed liquors Of different degrees Of
strength, giving a preference, however, to
the lighter wines. The results Of his OBJ
servatlons were, that alcohol caused a di.
minution in the amount Of carbonic acid
given out by the lungs, and at the same
time it lessons the o~xygenation of TIT
blood in the vessels, aud the evolution o.
animal heat. It imparts no new nutri
ment to the body, but diminishes the feel
ings of hunger and call for food, and thus
while i. adds nothing to the supply, it d.
minishes, by suspendiug, the waste. Ir
this way the use Of alcoholic drinks may
be Of use in various diseases, and not, hi
thinks, as a tonic or stimulant, and neve'
when carried to the effect Of producing IN
toxication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

The San Francisco Bulletin Is raging
about the alleged effort Of Stanford & Co.
to control the politics Of California.
What's the matter with the ~virtuous
Bulletin is that the railroad monopolists
propose starting a new daily evening pa
per in San Francisco, with q capital Of
$4,000, for immediate expenditure the
same having a fund Of not less than, say,
a million to draw upon. In this manner
it is proposed to manufacture public
opinion in the Golden Commonwealth.
The Bulletin does not intimate that it
would be cheaper for Stanford s Co. to
buy up, or out, the journal that is now
shrieking against the new paper project Of
the Railroad Company. When we were
striving to aid a rival railroad across the
mountains, the Bulletin had no kind word
for the people Of Nevada; q majority Of
whom plainly saw what a monopoly was
being built up, via Dutch Flat.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

SHORTENING RrvEns.-The Mississippi
during the high water now prevailing, ii
reported to have broken through Terrapir
Bend, near Vicksburg, which General
Williams wasted much labor in attempting
to cut through, without success. General
Grant afterward made a still more earnest
effort, which was also q failure. And now
the Mississippi has shown herself superior
to them both. This cut shortens the river
fifteen miles, and will leave Eagle Bend q
lake fourteen miles long. The James is
taking advantage Of General Buffers
dutch Gap Canal" below Richmond,
and so enlarging and completing it that
small craft now pass through it at a high
stage Of water, saving several miles by a
cross.cut of less than ne. Ten years
hence, when Richmond has 100000 in
habi,ants, this will doubtless be the main
channel, though II may cost something
more to make it so. So the work OF i'm.
provement goes on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16

Our especial" Of Monday-which was
duly stolen by the Enterpriss Tuesday
morning-informs US that the President
wa anxious that JEFF. Davis should be
tried and punished before any more of his
subordinates were sentenced. Where is
the evidence Of Andy's leaving the Union
partya If he is not the most popular man
in the country, in less than six months,
among sensible patriots, then we lose our
guess. While his journal denouncers
are swallowing the phlegm they coughed
up for ex~pectoration upon him, we shall
be as merciful as possible. Heaven fore
fend! that we shall say aught that would
cause them to choke while engaged in the
necessary, penitent operation Of swallow
ing what the Rspeib ftly terms their
"nasty denunciations."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-16
SOUTHERN CLAIMS UPON THE TasAsu,

SOUTHERN CLAIMS uPo THE TREASURY,
Several residents Of the South, who were
domiciled there before the rebellion and
during its continuance, have visited Wash
ing.on and asked payment Of certain Gov
eminent balances due them before the
rebellion. The Second Comptroller Of the
Treasury has, however, decided that such
persons are not lawfully entitled to these
balances, and therefore the money canno,
be paid. This decision has been made on
the ground that the claimants were enc
mics of the United States during the war,
and that these balances having never been
reduced to possession, they have, by the
result of the war, been diverted from their
original owners and transferred to the
United States.