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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
IMPORTANT
To Soldiers, Sailors, Marines, and
Commissioned Officers, who Served
in the late War.

TtOMMHSSEONEno OFFICERS. EN-
~ Titled TO three months extra PAX
proper, and Soldiers entitled to the adj
ditional BOUNTY under the late act. viii
consult their interests by calling on
" MA Al, 1I En- q GARDNER at their Office,
EMINELTLY SUCCESSFUL in procuring
an Kinds OF SOLDIERS CLAIMS, and in
prosecuting SUCCESSFULLY an other
GAINS against the Government Ofhcersr
Soldiers, Sailors Marines, &c may rely
on havlng their papers correctly made out
ana tnelr Claims successfully prosecutor,
WIN the least possible delay.
n Necessary FORMS, BLANKS, INSTRUG-
TONS on hand PAPERS FROM THIS
OFSiCE DO NOT. MEET THE DELAYS
planned of.
il WALKER & GARDNER,
Conyeyancers, u. S. Claim, Real Estate,
Aug3-dtL
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07

The Recorder finding business dull
in that branch of his profession, went
back tolhis old trade. and the last we
saw of him he was surrounded BY a
lot of store clothes, and a crowd of
people crying Going, going, gone
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07
.iIReportod pgiMialogA Al Buckle, M!D.J1

Tie weather.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-07

aFt9S T M : = ? y n z d
RECORDERS CoURT.-A solitary
case, only, occupied the attention of
His Honor, the Recorder, yesterday.
One young man, who has promised us
that he will heneeforth be sober and
industrious, avoiding all the allure
ments of the 4 flowing bowl" was
fined and costed to the tune of as 15.
for being drunk and disorderly on
Sunday. In consideration of his
solemn promise, we withhold his
name, and hope he will reform and
become, as he may, an ornament tC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

WILLIAM VAN VooaHrss, a Copperhead
Of the Zach Montgomery style, Is ~lecturibg
on what he calls " The Democratic party ;
Il, History Purposes and Prospects" He
could yindicate the truth Of cosemporan-
eou political record much better by dis.
coursing on The Democratic party; it,
Rise, Decline, Death and Dananation."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

A Good Chance !-The undersigned, be-
Ing about to remove to Exesltor District, ofeu
FOR SALE CHEAP the lease and improve
ments made BY him on that splendid establish.
ment known a. the Ell DORADO SALOON, O
si Get, Virginia. The location Ii one Of the best
In the city. and would answer for almost any
business. ASA
March 81, 1855. 81 ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

HuRRAH ToR THE NuTMle CoxxoN.
wRALrH!-connecticus gives the Union
candidate, General Hawley, 1000 ma.
jority. We hope that only uncertain
Yankee State will never again give q
Democratic victory. democracy"
will no more, we verify believe, name a
general victory in q state of preserved or
recovered loyalty. g. syw .aET
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
EASTERN

Our special kilograms. to-day, are VOL
luminous and unusually interesting. A
synopsis Of Senator T%rumbulfs remarks
on the Presidents veto Of the Civil Rights
bill is given in our dispatches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

Nor ELIoIBLs-Hon. A. A. Sargent,
in q speechi in Nevada City the other even.
ing, took the position that Andrew John
son was not eligible to the Vice Presidency
when elected, and therefore not now to the
Presidency. unless Tennsssee was a State
within the Union. on. rs3l :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

AN Irish peasant being asked why he
permitted bis pig TO take up his quarters
with his family, made an answer abound.
ing with sstineal naiyetts: usWhy not ,
Doesn't the place s4erd Sysry e~onvsnisues
that 1 piH can Eeq~utfSa"'Sf n0F6
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

Mas. ouLD, who attempted to murder
her paramour, some time since. at Rich
mond (yirginia), was fned cent, and
released.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

ANOTHER VERSION OF AsHLEY's RE.
MARxs.-A friend at Washington has sen,
US an epitome OF Ashley's remarks on the
Joint Resolution which was a%mendatory oil
the Constitution. The proposed ~arcticle
reads:
Article -. Representatives shall be ap.
| portioned among the several States which
may be included within this Union according
to their respective numbers, counting the
whole number Of persons in each State, ex.
GLIDING Indians not taxed: Provided, That
whenever the elective franchise shall be de-
| MED or abridged in any State on account oil
race or color, all persons therein Of such race
or color shall be excluded from the basis Of
| representation.
Mr.. Ashley, Of Nevada, said, after the clash
| Of arms we must not beguile ourselves with
the idea that all is settled. II we fritter away
our time, and form no plan which the coun-
try will endorse, the trouble will continue.
He could tell the House that men who had
borne arms in vindication Of the Government
will not always vote against a reconstruction
Of the Union. Next to the adjustment Of
the curse Of slavery, which was the cause OF
the war, perhaps the next most important
change in the Constitution should be con-
corning suffrage. Such a change should be
made in a liberal spirit. The constitutional
amennment as it had passed the House con-
tanned 4 feature which many members had
voted for very reluctantly. The rival propo-
sition looking to representation founded on
actual voters, had been objected to in the in
tercsts OF a particular State OF New England.
The only Just principle for representation
was the actual number Of voters. rrH
Mr.. Ashley said the Union party was
stronger now in the Congress than 1t could
hope to be In: the future, for new questions
would arise. Now was the time to settle the
question. Taxation should be based upon
the actual amount OF property.
It would not be found practicable to keep
eleven States out OF the Union, and 1t would
be found impossible to deny suffrage to the
mass Of the people, whether rebels or not. II
men committed crimes, let them be pun
ished in the Courts, and not BY a denial Of
political rights. The last was q new prin-
ciple In American politics. The South had
been punished by the loss Of their slaves and
by losing great numbers Of their population.
Mr.. Ashley said 1t would not do to drive
President Johnson from their ranks by abuse.
The people never be made to believe him q
traitor. Wa he TO be called . traitor be-
cause he would not agree to negro suffragef
He (Mr. Ashley did not believe the negro
ought to vote. Negroes had not established
this Government, nor had they perpetratedi it.
The time might come when they would be
worthy Of political rights, but not now. The
amendment basing representation on actual
suffrage and taxation on property was the
only one they, could possibly get guarded
against claims for the emancipation Of slaves.
He would adopt no amendment for the pur-
pose Of inficting 4 penalty. ,flcl". = ois
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

Fiona TEMPLE. the famous 8 trotans
mare, haa been Ipermsnsntly withdrawn
from thS race eourss. h'fI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

A LIrTIs boy recently died at Bethel
(Msins) from playfully pilins stones on
his stomach, while lying down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
NEW TO-DAY.
AtienIion, Liberty Hose. Ne. I

THERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
Meeting Of the Company held on - -.
SATURDAY EVENING, April 7th,
At the Hall Of the Company, 10 trsnEd
act business Of Importance. Members In srresrl
will taxa notice that unless they appear and ,et,
tie their accounts that the by.iavs viii b,
strictly enforced. Every member ID hereby RI
questsd to be on hand. ~ I-T - q :
E. A. GAMBLE, Foreman.
G. W. HUMPHREYS, Secretary.
Gold Hill, April 6, 1866. .so,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
GOLD HILL
GOLD HILL, NEVADA

THE UNDERSIGNED. EsTABL1eHED Al
/ Assayer eight years In C.,.iornla, and ioi over
two Year, in Eeva.iA II Gold Hill. viii attend to any
business entrusted 10 him with promptness and
care. .......
Gold, Silver and Ores Of Every Descrip.
$500 dor Assayed,
And returns OF Bullion made within SIX hoursin Barr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
DISPATCHES

~l,rIcrAL DISPATCH TO TUE GOLD HILL DAILY Srws.l
BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06

Burnside Elected Governor Of Rhode
Island by u Largo Majority.
CHICAGO, April Sat the Rhode Isl.
and election, yesterday, General Burnside
was elected Governor almost without op-
position-receiving 7,74s votes against
2,456 for Lyman Pierce, Democrat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
NAVY BULLETIN.

IDA 8QrADRns.
The United states steamer Monongabsla, Captain n
SELL arrived al ~ Thomas on september "a and EFT on
the 2elh a cruise 70 the North.
left this port Just previous 10 tho commencement, II the
late heavy ant dirastrous gales. reached H. Thomas Ia
safety octa' Z shc Was sin there At our latest
The Nsek,nay captain Drake. arrived q, $, Thomas
October 2, and icf' on The tth fsr PORT an Prince
1ifr rRsirfr SQUADRON.
The Tinted .'r tfrnfners Watercc and Aohonro,
and the s'cr y 'hgalIones we're AZ Panama % no
Tho guard. sLip ostosn was expected 10 arrive a,
Panama aboet the date, whom the double cnderr
The United S,att sier,ners Powha,an, Das otnh aud
Nyack were a. calso september ~, but the latter
was 10 sail for Valparaiso IN few deys
The Hsranac auaymas soplember II, On tho
occasion Of the evacuation OF tina, port BY The French
ira BRAZIL sQUApEog.
rsns. ass sor ssIoey ocwsrs ~.s. - no 5snc %
September -. Tbs three nrs named vessels lat
from NE coast q Afrcs, va g. Helena Their
last bulletin except the Brooklyn, Which ship had
received an addition 70 ,Ls person q tho
who Is her chaplain The Brooklyn Juniala and shaw
nut were 70 leave for Montsvidco The Laeks~annA
from Tsy1 Weston Islands, Which sns lea 90 the 4h
following 10 her si ID officers ComnsaDder, william
Rsyse.ds. L!ss.sa.ns ssg aADaer, George u Perkins
Tcllx, aymasler Edward Nay, surgeon, u. Ken.
ned, Acting MATTERS, 4. Rodcrick A. X Jones and
Assistant Surgeon, W. Rebcr; Lieutenant ~ Marines,
william D. Murray; First Assistant Engineer, I. Van
CLAIM: seclpd Ar-s Ant Engineer, D !. Cooper, a
Price, Mcconnell aud r. ". Jones, Thrd Asfistabt
Engineers, y X. stephenson ard u. &. whlivorth MID.
snlgmsn, m s " o Meal = klsye, ana ssa
tain's CLERK, q Lndwig; Boar~ain, q. y. AIKEN
Carpenter. 7. McGlone.
rnF rsrrsD srArrs srr,H,a same.~
Captain Simpson sailed from ST Thomas teIiamber.
20 The destination no Published. 10 Bhcring Straits
fuf nIs~snLk,
Captain wordcn at "a TLomv October o. and
sailed thence Cor Hayit.
luUryNAsf cvasANDrn " fugsk~
died sania Barbara California, september ~ While
duty al the California Navy Yard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
mscfllinfcus POLITICAL I1Ens.

uoxls Pounss--The announcement that Ms.
stanton candidate for Congress calls long leader
10 The Richmond Jfnss which maintains that the Civil
Rights BIZ by speaking Of 'pcrsons," dlsssfding tno
word ai.s has enfranehsed the Tho close ~ ~
article n a. follows
We much fear that the days of the supremacy a. the
lords ~ creation afs numbered and That even John
Mors.ey will not be able 10 hold hs own IN the ranks
Of the opposition against The assaults q Anna besinson
Or Mrs Elizabeth Cscy Stanton, who ~iii ny no means
permit John 20 thrash Ben Butler.
A Rfacrtors AEusruos ~ NV The kotAis
Gosdn, he organ o. the rirat al Captain ssmmes
closes 40 article the political situation In tbs strain
o. LOFTY ndirsreocs
IL, a., then, 30 through tie forms u sst,ns
!, home ss, ,Sey are invited % Ts,linsssn ind ss
az 20 wUrh and attend "a mstefsl nsrssss sta
REFUSE ualll DOR CoDre.msn are admitted 20 der
ssaN 70 lake any action whatever gpon fsdsfs pohirs
II The Southern people imagine TIA, lhsy -iIl ever
receive cordial invitation 70 end representatives.
70 Washington than nov s offered By ne terms q ,ts
constitutional amendment, they greatly mstsss
rn casvI~ Sr~ Yosr. The Albany Fs,ssas
yevrrai has ,hs following 70 ~y u Gossfber Iepsess
chances for rs-sseuon,-
n coverno, y-nsos .neoid rsoslTs ks sane vote
-b.eh be sad 70 lss1 rsss ssr he SUI hsss 1900
for General Bsnow Ass yess 100 2ss BE- IN Inevitably
10 defeated
wa.r R.pcsuss AIss The Iifibois sisk yo.r~Aj.
ue leading ra~a pager Of the sais, sssais us moso
q tSs hsss ~ ~ ooiomns The genuine fspstlcsn
prscpls- splvsrsai sasssss, -tboai regard V eeor
cosrsvp sssrs The IsdAssspo,s Js-v~ai @ys ma,
The scotia u Holman 40 Kerr reosnsiy a~srd elected
70 cosu~s, vIi 10 esssssssd ~ NE rsp~snesn sss.
sdAiss,hs f.s % he ssssss Il fsss 80 ne s->osa
on that ard the sa1ssssAi eisrss lhss hs 90 o.
Marry"
Rgrpsps-ws Issss freq NE ss~bsm o. cl
49, ~ W Kfysb n ~ ~ - sesa6aiss We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

The MissIsn Of the 4. y. B.-Bvfstsh spies In
This Chy-Fnir Of the Fenian Sisserh0od-
Return Of James stephens-Pp Preparations
For the McetIna Next suaday, &se.
The members Of the J. r. d. have bssn unusually
sctvc during the last few weeks canvssrisg the
Try for money and arms AID 10 freeing Ireland Df
ferent members Of the organization have travelled from
the g. LAwrsnes river 70 the Gulf Of Mextco their
mission has been . remarkably sucoessful Money
and arms being received daily a. the hsaquarsrs
this city In large quaniitesL Every member Of the
two Of their numbsr-CoIoasl Jpo. A. GIssson, Of the
SIXTY sixth regiment and Colonel Denis Bsrke Of the
Eighty eighth resn.n. New Yofs vosstssssv hay,
In this city the work Of fornshise material for
the coming campaign 10 prosecuted 9Th great spsry
addresses are delivered BY prominent Yenians The
receipts for balls and eoncerts which Of nightly
Occurrences, are also devoted TO the sane purpose
q CIV.
New York N al present Allied with English, Irish and
Canadian spiea The British governmsns being well
that the report Of rsng In freiand this fall
not without foundation have snt their enissarse~ 90
this country for the purpose Of watching Operations Al
South Ess, and West ~ two Of the most experienced
English detectives beyond what any other outsider
and on, these gentlemen have hitherto found Their
IN 70 be a b0otess one.
IRELAND
at las, being taken up IN earnest by her some and
eneecay 10 free their native land by the plan pro.
posed by James Stephens and but iis encoaragemsn,
will be held out nnOther movement On CA000A On
he ooh q his month The Fenisn ssisrhood viii hold
fair 10 the New York Assembly Rooms for ths beoeh Of
the cs1.e They have received numerous valuable
,rbutlops for this purpose and great prspasatons
he ng made TO give "a considerable sciaf
Erruss 90 yssp srxvnxss.
James stephens ~ expected 70 retarp fres btu west
crn tour During bis absence General HayIne
has been In charge o the Headquarters ~ chatham
street Tne trip of the G. o. r. 10 ~ Lonls and Chi.
csgo very successful and HE appeals for money
aDd met with prompt and sebesvon RESPONSE
Great preparations being made for the meeting ~
Jones Wood sunday nexl On that day 10 N psctsd
that James stephens will deliver bi last public addrexs
in this country platform u being erected fcr The
orator o. the day and the " the press
and n the weather dns the meeting viii deub, be-
monster gathering To the evening the q q. 4 n will
meet in council al the GerrnaDis Assembiy Rooms the
Centres aud other ocsu Of the Circles of nAuhstlsn
and Ling Island
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
rrr ,,.rr ~ nArnvs 10 soIn,rns

rns issrg ~ RAwNSs 10 soIpifns.
circular has been issued rom the War nepartn.,
stating that there ii doubilcR just ground Of
plant IN representations which have been made 20 The
nepartmcnt In relation tn the Issue and cooking and
ing OF soldiers ratoLA II IN directed thai n IN the
economical OF the nations any savings arise ihoy
should he appropriated exclusively 70 the improvement
VI the soldiers table fare hrs comfort ia the quarters
and 10 be diverted In any other way. The design
insure proper expenditure OF The company fuGd or
the exclusive benefit OF tho enlisted II 10 afo d.
rcctcd that the loaf OF bread for tissue 10 troops hhou
be made TO weigh less thnn eighteen full oun,e
cnASor connaNDKts rHE pisTtucr or rEtAh
Breset Major General George w. Getty has roln
pushed the command Of fLe District OF Texas Which y
assumed by Brevet Major General Henizeman Colonel
Of the seventeenth United states infantry. Bfevst
Lieutenant Colonel George nyior Surgeon Of the Unit ed
states Army, assigned ~ chief medical officer OF ,he
district
Assy0ssp
Breyet Brgadier GensraI Amos Hcckwiih has been
assigned duty Chtef Commissary Of the Depart.
rnont OF tho Gulf Brsyct Major General Edmund
schnvev, Inspector o. the Military Academy, has
turned nom West Pciai. n y, where be has been 20
inspect the Academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
NEWS fAOm CHINA AND Japan.

management. Besw~~s she Tycoon. Forces
and the Insurgents Defeat Of the Latter
Reported Death 81 the Tycoon al Jcdds, &C.
sAs Francisco, Oct. - leo
Tho bark Pauline, nom shanghae via Yokohama,
l~inss China dates Of Angus, Is
+, Letters from Yokohama report thar several engage
nents had occurred between the Chosns snd The fores
q the tycoon, and ascrbc the victory 10 the latter
no Gorogos have declared themselves unable 10 hear
che responsibility for the damage done TO foreign vessels
h.oh pass through their inland while the struggle
continues, the onng from both sides Of The strait
peuSess the psesage dangerous
me steamer Huguops burned at Kin Klang on
che Issb Of August
pnvase Kanseaws adviess Of SEPT, y qao,e nne teas a.
131 per pical 6pesf cal per plosl; best raw silk
- 30 pr pcsI. Eschanaes, - 70 shsnghae vas
Asm Al ~ fael per ricg
of Prince Milo mentioned a. the most probable
soccessor. Be 10 said "a be 81 great enersy and
- IN favor 81 foreign intercourse.
TIE American ships witch vsites have returned
NKspaeAwa Several vessels OF tAS Bntkh squadron
- .iIed 70 other pcrss All the rSfnch nps ofwsr
ordered 70 Corea 70 seek recss Tor syrses
pemsA usd. The British steamer ChusAn vas nfed Or
1pte ~'ns the Straits OF simcsaky, b'k sussnen no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24

Arrival 81 the Flagship Tarouy nj FORTRESS
Monroe --teps Taking 10 Consolidate the Al
Iaptir Coast. North Atlantic and West India
Saundrons the ships aud stations ef I've
New squadron Rescue of the WTeeked
schooner sarah Eiicn by the Tarsny.
FoErurs hossos, Oct "a ises.
The United States naval steamer rseony. flagship n
the Atlantic eoss, squadron, having Commodore IAnman
10 command ~ the squadron. on board, arrived here
yesterday morning A autographed yoa succeeding
e steamers arrival tho object Of ths presen1 VISIT Of
Commodore Lanman and he flagship : % perfect, pur,a
sasa orders, ,he oonsondslon ~ the A.
lsaic coast ADD North Atlantic squsdrols, TIE Joint
squadron alter tho consolidation 20 "a snosn ~ The
latter Rear Admiral Palmer tho veil sbawn
commander ~ he NORTH Atlantic squadron. % 10 com.
mand the squadron under " organixaiion. Tho
following shiIs Will oonstituls tho squadron
Rhode Island, Mooonfsbs's hHssinav, Bsnsils,
Do so,o, ylorida wnoosli, rsoony, ,hcopse,
lgawsm C.uemausb IenAp~e, ranue and
,icantur panodl Comng under tho Tansy ~
this squadron vii ~ entire Atiapiis east,
from Name 70 csre f1oflds 40 alec ne Wet indss
The cnnsoaA ant transfer ~ fnand 10 expected
to be accom- piishsd within very fs- days from ths
olrt fDony - naval ofssfs Il tyncigsise thst
more topuAf aud enc sna MAJ 40 clnMandsr ~ tie
squadfpn co4id %, ~ iessd ihaD Hssf Admiral Palmer
gosi n the shs arc a good rias. and oes'sd ~ ere
reaesi men, dsssrying lhsr pisses ~ sdisn'v sod
uanser with sash shlb ard stL such srasnfd oiFsfs
IN control u Them Tie interests ~ or AiAru. ossi
u0ns rcE0wa aidtd e already hfii 49, nAfsl -
cord
ausr lemvtrg Clafies'on .ters he Taenuy has btsn
stationed a. a we known. Ter s1me tine psst. tis
visited al tie stations and naval ~ mueft bstNssn
thai city and tt1t fy On bard he arefe nt ElHf~ss
.ltitsd thefe prevails general god hssith ant SD
spift, sfbsianHins tbs krses ahan4ng a sotns
Of The Fanona ang rAtGTa tedious mD1of0ny 81 Ia
arlvs lfe MhptsarJ Geug niS Bea4fort the farsny
se 10 18th the dissbisa pbopeF ar4h Flea and tossd
her Toto yoft n ~ ~ fss0ilegtsd that this vessel
reported isp DAYS go ~fe<ssd b~aor Cape
Hsrfy knd that che sanpos lenspee rer' from b~rn w.
-sgch ~ her. u sVyesfs that sbs ~s drssn ~ ths
slrd and driven down 70 utefs she sDogsHtrsi
~ the TArsny sbe bsd tsi bsr masts, and oahsr
disabled Ebe $50 ffDD ksisBHAs, togn5 fof No.
YORK. With cedar The sapsln ~ tbs sarah ksn stated
ths, he sa~ sessfal wfucss BIS say d0wn shafp
lgskogi sspt fgs unese wreess by Ne rloNv ~
she any f~wamhisns. a. .rsss To 81.
iowins the Gr.efFs a ibe fst1By
Ikrsms sfNe= John IAbtnhr
air.naas<r-@Ntila am y Tempe
Ll<s<ssrf ,Sss~asasr=- f6siD kbslhsF9
knst<s-C v n wsipt~rhana
Affrg Gasigaf Norman Htss4eDd. Heal jcDe-
ksfr-K ~ HebsfssoU, Edsssd hVuen,
paassd AsatSat Eeysoa-~ 10 sard Ersslssr
yase5 xsfton ray..ar>v gct1 = rssFsrsof
Representation As.n~sgs cisFs sswesa tsais'
sn,s 0ssvss rvrsr. Hsnfy & mys, Ykvs AssAsssEts,
vi1sm HsHsn1, T. ysstsb.
tD-~-cf-ss S<gesgy~s u A F.slsa
Tas~<N~'s Ci0h-& 1mtsv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-24
lA1ta ApyIcts raom SAN FRANCISCO.

WhaIe shsps In the Arctic Oceas-News From
soo West Coasa Of Mexice-Heavy Robbery
- United States Paymasaer In Idaho Ter
vssovy-The Russe.Amcrican TeleGrap h, lAfc.
SAN FRAScisco Oct 10, 1865
Victoria despatch Of yesterday says the Gre in the
11ina Hall ccal mine has been subdued far per
pAis the continuance Of work.
! mo steamer Del Norte from Crescent City, brings
~, 100 In treasure.
1hs bark Massachusetts reports the following New Bed
Dsrd wha,ssbps in the Arctic during the latter
Hprt Of August :-Roscce, Clean james Allen one whale
nsabsth SWIM three whales; Mercury, clean, horliD,
nrss whales osorss, clean Camilla, whale, Noun,
Wslbsstown, clean; Lydia, clean.
MEXICAN advices that Marshal Bazaine had Issued
2 sx. eos: nas: H = - MAMMALIAN
Iseter from Acapulco says the imperissts apps
ysassy making preparations 10 abandon that place
Aroe war steamers In the harbor expected 10 carry
ssvsS. brings Sasa, 500 treasure
Upised Statss paymastss, wss robbed q For Bore
Oeseoes Of treasure poy contrasting $50 600 IN green
2smps isssly vssed ]. S rsporss sssi sc,.ss search
- bssp instituted for the thief and money.
sAs FRAScsoc, Oct a, 1890
ne steamer Orisamme from Columbia river, brings
ne bsrk Florida rom Fox Isispd September J.
sxisg soo barrels o. and 20 600 pounds bone and re
noSsseseiy successful
me big Ida D Rogers, thirty nine days from Kans
9ewA Japan brings oil half chests 53s packages and
80 cisse Of tea
Mining shares are nrmev yellow Jacket eoe0 Ophir
go, Chollar 800, Belcbcr $50 Legal tenders o.
CAoDcs wheat u 70 per hundred
sAx FRAScIsco Oct. 20, lse6
ne Western Union Telegraph Compspyt bark Clara
Do nom Ochotsk Sea arrived yesterday, and reports
hs arrival Of Colonel Buklsy engineer inehef Of The
2nestaa- American telegraph expedition, and party At
tOeropeal- Owsk about the end Of July all we'll The
Asasn steamer sagaau arrived ., ochctss september
70 With ten thousand roubes for the 81 t Western
Union Telegraph Company. Captain Manhood, W. Rob
naooo and party were we'll
Arrived, chip Herald Of the Morning, Captain Scare
hom Boston.