Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-01-05
Pnct. nud Rnncie..

The street railroad cars in st. Louis are
limited to twenty-five passengers. The
editor o { the New York Sunday Times
saws he has often seen seventy-tiye in Il car
of that city ..... .Fifty-two thousand dol
lars were raised in ten minutes time, to go
towards rebuilding DR.. Tyng's Church.
......One paper box establishment in
the east has contracted with paper collar
manufacturers to furnish them eleven
thousand boxes daily for a year. This
gives some idea Of the extent of the paper
collar business. 1900. The Philadelphia
correspondent o: the Times, who. howcv-
er, takes no pains to conceal his keen
sympathy with the pro-slavery party. cal
culates that. in tho present Congress, the
Senate will contain about thirty-four sup
porters of the President to thirty-eight
opponents, and the House Of Representa-
,ives one hundred and twenty-one sup
porters Of the President TO one hundred
and twenty-seven opponents. The "op-
ponents" are almost entirely republicans,
who 20 further than the President in OPP
position 10 extreme State rights and to his
hisse=.fcire Southern policy. About
sixty skilled workmen, Of various trades,
have Just been engaged by the japanese
Ambassadors, now at Brest, 10 accompany
them 10 the East, TO work for the Govern
men, of Japan. at very liberal wages.
A New York paper says: The late tor
nado in Minnesota kicked up some queer
pranks. Il blew eight oxen over a river
eight hundred yards wide. 1t took all the
water out of a pond, carried it a mile. and
then set it down on Mayor Doran's farm,
in the shape of u small lake. Il blew a
mans boots OFF. Another mans coat was
not only blown shut, but actually button
ed from top TO bottom. One old lady
went up like a balloon, was carried two
miles and a half, and was finally landed
as,ride Il telegraph wire, where she was
found BY her grandson and relieved by a
ladder."...... very remarkable dlscov-
cry illustrating the laws OF chemistry. has
recently been made by DR.. Loosen, who,
bv the discovery Of a substance which
may be termed a protoxide OF ammonia,
has verified one Of the most interesting
theories OF modern practice. lie has sue
ceeded in relieving diseases and pain by
injecting medicine beneath the skin u: the
DhTLS HutClGd. Luz Ahtu HONNis aiN
seems the practical shortcut to the mall
adv. II is considered of sufficient value.
and 10 have that basis ON probability. 10
be submitted TO a committee OF VI. DIS.
.....The New YORK World, of Decem-
Der 2lst, says: The East river oystermen
have a sensation. They are in a great
state of excitement. A new bivalvular
FL Dorado has been discovered at the bot
tom Of the Sound. and all the oystermen
hereabouts are on their way thither as fast
as Boreas secs lit to blow them. This bed
of oysters is located two or three miles
from the shore, and is opposite Shippan
Point. in the town OF Stamford, Conn.
1t is said to exceed in extent the bed which
was discovered opposite Norwalk in 1860.
The oysters are of most excellent quality,
mos, of them of the proper age and growth
10 make them fit for immediate use. The
excitement growing out Of the discovery
is very great among the people who live
in the villages along the coast. Many per-
sons are leaving their regular occupations
10 devote their labor TO gathering the
shell. fish, and scarcely anything else is
talked about but the new oyster bed.
......By the new 6re-alarm system IN
New York, no bells are rung, but each
engine company will be informed by tele,
graph in its own house Of the locality Of
the fre.....The House of Representatives
has passed a hill appropriating $4,000 to
Mrs. Lincoln, being the amount OF her
late husbands salary for n year from
the fourth Of March last. .....T The letters
Of the name Henry John Temple. Wis.,
count Pslmerston." when transposed, form
the words, "Only the Tiverton NJ. p. can
help in our mess" u sentiment which
might have been aptly adopted by the
Ministry in many Of their late difficulties.