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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27

H. ". hiNNHiSot Sioih-
QUARTERLY REPORT
or the Tr~eHsuror OF tho Tewn Of
Gold Hill, for the Quarter RndinE
March 31st, 1867.
CONTINGENT FUND.
1867. DIR.
jan. l.. To bal. ...... $50 60
ar3l. To w W Bish.
Of del taxes, ia %
w II Began,
LicsnseI,... 22 50 .
Judge Hall.
Finer ...... 10 %
CIR.
MGr3l. BY p'd War.
rants 1914,
1915. l076,
lOo3...... us 90
Balance in said fund. - e9l 81
EDEMPrIoS FUND.
Jan, l.. To balance. SI06 g.
Mar 81 To W w Bish-
Of del taxes 2s7 70
W II Bergan.
Licenses.-... 6U7 10
Judge Hall.
Fines..... 10 IS
CIR.
Mar3l BY p'd Inter.
est on bonds
40.4l. go. 1911,
a. IS, %, 1871.
Balance IN said fund. -- sl6o 20
Total amount In Treasury .......... $3.50 "
apa3.rf W. CHUDBUCK, Treasurer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27
ATLANTIC STATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tnere cometh glad tldings Of joyto al.
TO young and to old. to Rreat ana 70 SINAI;
Tho beauty which once was soprecious Andrafe,
10 free for nj. and all may DO MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27
DIR. rozRRss MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DR.. CHAS. 81. TOzER'S
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor Kearney g. Jack.
son Sts., San Francisco.
The Great EradIcator Of special Com
plants. formerly Of Locke Hospital,
London, Eisht Fears In Sacra- b
mento, and the last -Four
Yoars In San Francisco.
DIX. TO T. h

rxprRlENCE is OF FORTY YEARS
II standing, and during that time has met with
unparnllrled suceess In the treatment Of all
those diseases generally known ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27

should you DO afflicted with any Of the follow.
ing synptoms such ~ Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs. Pain In the Head. Dinners Of Vision,
Nervousness and General Debility, Loss Of Mem.
ory, Confusion OF ideas, and Depression Of Spir.
It's, Evil Foreboding, Selfdistrust. and an aver.
sion to society, consult DIR. TOZER at once. and
be will restore you to perfect health.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27
CRISPER COMA.
CAPILLI.

Throw away your false f~rizIes, your switches.
ysur wig
Destructive Of comfort, and no, worth u fig;
Come sged, come youthful. come ugly and fair,
And rejoice In your " iuxuriant hair,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-27
venereal or Chronic.
strietures Of tho Urethra.
vepereal Diseases,

one Of my circulars on that disease. and inform
yourself OF the terrible results. The worst cases
cured In n few days.
.venereal Diseases,
In lltheir various forms, rither Primary or Sec.
opdary. or Hereditary, completely eradicatod
from the system. Your constitution beingrestor.
ed 10 perfect health, there Will be no danger OF
handing down to your children that terrible dis.
.ase knoNn ma S~crofulA.
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

II f3crssi ssons iight femjJ 6sTssss, Busess ana
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The New York herald., 1867-04-16


TTNIoN COURSE L. L-TRoTrINo-oN THURSDAY
April ls; purse o. $50; mile heats best IN in har
han Ranger, ID. Phfer's b. Montgomery, w. Whelan
9. Bennett w. NcNAnns 6. m Kitty Clyde.
WA. SHAW, Proprietor
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

KEYSTONE SILVER MINING COMPANY-A MEET
ing oi tne sockholders OF this company will be HEX
WeanesSay Sce & "a ns, tnc Cempary g Broadway
5e @ + fg the receiving
KITS. H. CULLEN. n. W. RIKrR Jonx NJ CoUGmlS. Com
The New York herald., 1867-04-16

ITO ALI. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN WILL M SOLD
by JAMES JENKINS, aucioneer al the VAR "a Sow.
entn avenue three Horses Wednesday April H. al
O'Clock In the morning By order OF H. Williams PLEDGE
The New York herald., 1867-04-16


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
IRON WASHINGTON.

NEw GRE. ian =.
The H~raiar y ashlastou speeIal SAYS the
JadFs.ia-v Csmmltree y dairy tAAlng u-stsrno-
n = the snueacaulezt case ard cns sf the
members hAs said >ar-at- viii De brought De
tore them a. witness a. 10 JGhnscn com
pil nv II eae assassination Of Lincoln
Iae report that essae-ag Gra1t ls geiHg So
Europe IA Eae spring Is s2asaorssatlveiv contra
dieted-
The Tiag srssiai SAYS the Wars saG
Means Committees vi andonotediv repor,
zxainst interfering wsta tie present -ate of
rsnrsng the grssaoacss.
The Trsfsaae specsai savs Of the Currency
Committee aYe are 4 eaFor Of EanGal :
Gold saii. anG ,hr-e sgainss-A AessrS- Pgme-
roy, Hooper ana Defr=es-
The House Committee On Foreign AFFAIRS
have agreed 70 report tAe Senate oil indeul
nifv1ng Name ard Massachusetts aadsr test
Of the Asnbartaa ireaiY- Inc Amount i be-
tween g. -.sos.oau and -, 9ea.tssl-
Genera Thomas aas come TO aSnfugtcn
70 tessifT in relation u matters connected
With III. Southern railroads. erenerzl Them
As. on t1rning over the laEge aranuas Of raj
read properly GO re5el owners. diG 50 nafe-
eruress orders from President Johnson
N4sHtSEvcS. Jan u
Railroad uen were aefurs the " ays and
Means Lcrnn1Sezss- to- sfav ASKING tae extension
6 the tsne allowed taen1 ~ impose the ad
isrlona revenue rax On the rraveaIag pabilc4
~h1eh expires m April Hex-
The S..nase Finance Committee nave moi
vet decided what action tney viii take en the
God nili Mr.. Alison VIII introduce AS
schem4 m ths = zys aad Means Committee
To- morrow, &c allow the issue ef nttT mli'
Ions Of three psr cent notes 70 Lsxe the
riace Of enu pound interest," notes falling das
nexs year. ls meets ~ish strong oppositioa-
No result mas ve- been attained &c tlt
MeHlcan question. although the House Com
ulItaee oa Eor=ign AfAars had specaa8 meet
ny 30 aav vas~h. Is was hoped- .oasE
amount 10 scrething nus did nrt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
NEWS TTExS.

RasroS. ian. -.
The LaIies' anti slavsry..soeiesy had az an
last evening WendalI Philssns. wzz
cue ct the SPEAKERS. he said r '~Jonnson Is
= srslsxos the Supreme Court - poisoned
with dFsiuya!rv aad the Legislative brsnch OF
the Government must absorb the Govern
nenI aad sase T.
.EocarsTSa- y T.. Iaa. z5
Raz joe L,ndsley. who vniuBed ans cnisd
20 death aast ane, - ON ira ss-iav o. A.
niou.
LacEsvlILE, ky, Jaa- -.
The rzimor rresassn, last nignt thas Gov.
was convicted yesterday Of manssaagnaer,
groves trEIe-
Auwx-xxx. Nis-. jan q.
4 great snow storm extending All over sae
State commenced as L eaaex lAst nasht.
and is stall snawipg hard. The Western
raacs are mostly blocked
MxpFsnv. VIE, Jar g
Eitteer daes Of snow aas falten and drift
ed sadsy. be storm "a genera throughout
the Srate
rhs Senate nas passed bill appr1prrafTg
Sl0,hss1 te sae sosdser5 and urpaans Home
81. pArL. Mn. Jan "
+ Il reror-ed .-ar the Minnesota Gans-ai
Rasirnad has neen ccnseisaafesi ~ish the La
Crosse ( 4lIaaakes Railroad Tae snow
IS Filling rapidly and has beea fgr several
aeGrs.
O-rAwA H.. Jan. -
The snow 3 eignt laches deep &C the Eevsl-
There are some Indications Of raln.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
LAKSI BI TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report
NEWS AHxARY.

sp-csas "a the ysrssvsste-7 Asss-sarea er-s..33
CaIc4sias Jan 3
Th-. jSrrgts. Laaagas sHeeaal sa7s the
snow mas ta.@t - she depth q hsur.sea larn-
3 ne st1--t s.is rresa8s win STRING
northwestern bad ana there are r1sss pros
uecas Of heavy sBns drifts. All Ehzs trans
te-siAy are sevt IRA hears behind and THESE
ON the Ilsineis SeaGAern Cenr-al EasEroaat are
sacx bounE None h.ave s1r tAe wesy or
southwest. The porz trasis has 3-en aEasa
4iv .tvesF tAs pasE ssc w=~xs.
Tee JearasS Ginessaar. speci a. saTs the
t-aaznaser q GoEsxseres this naar-srg passed
-ssosasscns adopting the cental svsssm sssgat
an v-a4n also, changing me wesgas sf 4eu-
ger nar-ei from - pounds . 1s5N aaIntis.
faese resolutions are - ta&s affect March
tst and recommend other bearss 10 *
the -aaage for ina date. There snow
sr OF ran carry laas marsIng
The Journal Des Aszaes saecsAl Mss
Mrs. >x1rzs-. OF Anes Station. wnn attempt
ri ts klli nersaif iast week a. the Des aGlass
a0ase hat failed, isfs sf,e err declaring sas
wsasa Ia Il yes- and saec-et1@d few ,.ays
As5er AZ tae aoase q farmer n=ar NJ. Pleas
an1 >ae vas es.dentis I.sAne The temper
ance men aAse sne 10 wnrk - earnest - nd
The csrv Of whisky sasos aaE zs4lIart sa
Thar wi. sacrsed
The Jsu-aaF Milwaukee sp-cla. SAYS q
great SHOW storm is extending a. over the
state l. commenced AZ l. slGes last
OR ant Is srias sHowSs- 1aEs-- Western
roads are nearfv ajaexadeG.
Mr Mcconnell introduced q rEl. n tas
Diin0ts senate YESTERDAY 70 incorporate the
new democratic newspaper Il snIS city anti
tied the Caacsnga 4ge fsssprna. with czpi>
las of S-tsl es1o Fss earpurasgrs are L.
Norsieu- af Chieagns :. s Taylor. II Cairo,
T. Springer xad James Dunlap 1f Jack son-
ville Charles Keys, OF Springfield @ Z.
Ticker. 81 Charleston ,seaeral Meier,
aarsi i saaGi "a ae father Of tae pre}ect Be
SIDES ,ae newspaper branch af the corpora
t.nn. i has tAY power TO srsrt paper mills
ana make IL stvn paper
Tae sno~ storm walea 1as oeeu raging a.
I Nuscat1na Iowa TOR the last swsntv-fou-
asrurs a4s Just eeasesi Ahgus q 6aet al snos
FELL rhe wind y blowing harti- Tas sans
IS drifting. and L K getting very cold
/ 4 heavy sR0v stsrm ser n a. F-sspc-s las
night, and continued I'LL ; p NJ Inc snsv
| IS fourteen inches deep and drifting baby
| The trains are al lrregalar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FROA NEW YORK

Ngw CHE Jan 25-
verr few additional facts in regard To the
Safirnni Bank of North America and the
broker Aysr. A proposition was made ny
the friends of AYer looking To crmrromsse
with the haak fsir S2S, 600. walea was net &C
ceptea
Il T-iaitv Ca4vel tiIs afternoon the Ee~.
DR. Neemss was csnseeras@d bsssop Of
Name. Bisaop Potter delivered a ilseoarse,
il which be alluded to the riIaallstsc no=e-
r,ens. cnunseiifug moderation 10 aatn de-
tenders and opp@nenss of the system
A meeting waf acid 20. night ln saFer sf
Southern reli I. Resolutions were adopted
ts1r the appointment ef committee of thirty
70 raise contributions and Distribute supplies
among the destisuts. without respect 70 race
or aplnicn- and shat phsianthroplc men and
women n other citles and enmmHnTtses
throughout the North are earnestly inylted To
assist II the move
Tae Rsv- Henry Ward Beecher, Horace
G-esiy. General Raberfzsn and the Rev. Dr.
kerdr1ck spo4e Al the Southern Rslief uzees-
ing to-nignE-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
RFOA QUINCY.

Qrsrr. H., Jan. 25.
The r-ourd i covered about bal. m iach
thsck wirh tce frum the storm of rain and
sleet last ai2ht.
Ala iarve Railroad meeting last zsgh. =
rie.sye MAS ma1fe fa cnnpteEe the roA1
through Sarth Missouri ready Tor iron. TO
Cansen- win the understanding tnax Il DC
transferred 20 a1T company wna would Eron
and operate H.
Tbe asa.se en- the river, between ST. Leais
.na Eeukak. have h.en discrnssnusd- and i
considered q bad hiaw ra the merunatile m
ssr~~ss of every sU.s en- the rivsr.
v,urr nan. named 0m- Castigan, w.a
hoz,s.i avsr In the sum 8 |. 800. On the chsyG
of asaeu,pting to Fsrgs eaeek for SI5o,
Tss eannsss N tAs r1ssT ePGnr I'D tha
6xry EnnaEag
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FRox NEW YORK.


NEv Tazx. jan. 9s.
1 notorious rowiv ard Eambl=r named
George evarz.ne-s assas paten E4rsiek. sas
arrested yesterday. ne aasing attempted seEne
time sinee 20 roe james Ro~e OF fourteen
thousand dollars IN gold He IS Regarded As
tire soia@st and most szesessfal rubber IN The
city ami. thoagh engaged IN ss~eral ~xsen-
sive crerstlous, has Sc Tar managed 70 esc.re
Ee sarrenesr@d Yesterday after a larear av
the eficer thae ne wanld Glow as BRAINS suz
and patlng plsaoi close 70 hss aead.
John 2. Hamilton formerly confidential
clerk to- Messrs. e. i VI. Simpson. pawn
aroAsrz. is5 Bswe-v. was YESTERDAY arrested
en- the c1arge ef ensezzlag az el1erers
times since jane iasr- msney u Tie amount
If from tseive 70 atzeen Thousand dailars
from bis employers JassIce Chandler al
-itsed the accused 20 sasl IN tae sGrr cs ten
Thousand dollars ~ answer he charge
The Hsruad Bris2sa Housiar&s cores
nondent ssa-es that aoysv of 7 a-ara1 Indians
had invaded the maaoganv district snd thr~as-
enei to break up the work and maze rad
On the city. I Trade vas * a stand aEG Erea'
excitement rrewas8ea
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fspssiai % 7. Esr+A~ssnsra Asessssd Pro-
IAs 0rsa4 n0oW 0esen - Yss4sr0sy-
TRAITS al DxaaaAeA-
CHICAGO, Jan. Is.
The deepest and heaviest snnw af the ssA-
son fell laar night The cars run with great
difficulty. Ths eas- gosng srsina are detained,
and the intsnmIng trans probably viii be.
It Is nov sIse = m, and RAINING siighEly.
A suspected ease of infanticsde is reported
IN the uaotnsng papers The mother. and
supposed murderer ef her ewn child l. q
poar servant g,rt.
6re occurred about two Of cloak last
night. on Jefferson street. ca the west ride
Loss. SO, ,goe. six families made homeless
More now fell this for.aoou. The pres
eat average dsptn Of snos IS one foot. bally
dr15ed Most oi The street cars are still bsocx
ed np. The trans fran the East are more 5e-
asnd than those fram the West No acci-
dents repoxaaa frsu the detention. Several
persons we're paeked up On the streets last
usghr by the poisceme-. neariy deaf- trum the
cemhined effects OF whisksy and frost.
Mr. Lee, the inckv owner Of Aezst 81. 500.
II tae 0pen House rafie. Is N town, sEapplng
AZ th Sherman House Al IeazE saeh Is
the report
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FR0x TOR0yTO.

Tozosrn, Jan. %.
There IS mach excitement among the Fe
ninns aver the sim attendance Of the Courts.
Vim. Orr. convicted. and Barney Dunn, gull
IT, had sentence deferresi: Fred e. FRYE
was acquitted iona Hugnes and John b.
RAymonG were discharged. the evnienee not
being forthcoming.
4 heavy SHOW storm commenced At ncoa
and PROMISES 20 be the seseresf yet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FR0I DES MOINH-

DEs M0EsEz, Jan. =
The ssorn q last 4 sai sill progresses, and
sas ears and Stages are showed n
4 man By The name Of iona Foas attempt.
eG N ccmmIr lzaeIsis D. Laxing ssrvrnnlne.
+ Is feared ta4G Il will yet prove suecess.ua
srrempt lie ks q stranger.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

IsDI4ssroLIs. Jan Is
A rrsciatinr pas~ed bath Haases af the
Legislature us~daE III response 20 tas- reslxna-
ri,,n sf G1versor Morton, and hsgiaiy cnm-
psaments the Governor good csaraeter sad
administration, expressing confidence in nIs
afasss tar the new position. and recognizing
tne aaa4sss oil has successor Canszd R~ze-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26

korsEr PoEyT. JAN ..
) serious collision between the express
and mail trasns % the 0sa~rsgrrx and LAKE
CaampiAn hai rp.d oseeareu taa forsnscn
about one N Ee from sh@ place. The en-
g,neer. Mr Darn, OF tire Western mani train,
vas kiilsa. aza IN. FeAa. Gsa n -
express trnln, hi ms ankfs erasheA Qurw .
narsiR = sn vsEs nors * - -
-@
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NEv OaEzAys. Jan

NEv OaEzASs. Jan. IS.
The ighr between Bill Davis, Of 81. Louis.
wac foasns Melosl, souae three msnrhs sxo.
and Nat B.rrett sf Se~ Osleans- ended IN
the vscrery Fer Davls.iu seven rnuaf.s. N TWEEN
" esxns minutes Barresf as caaFgen win sell
iag rae irai The second hgfis between
Duff, of - T.,nss and Peter 5orce cf New
ark. after faurt..en ruanis the iatter orazs
his thanab aad farsfsnxsr. and tarrw ap tine
sponge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Jan 15@
The Chamber Gf Commerce. Ills morning
passed rsssiutasu adopting tias central system,
Regarding sae wef1sfr nf gram also chang
rng the weight Of barrel Of aoar from i9s5
10 ag0 pounds, 70 saze effect Sept. 18th. IN
stead OF March lss- anG recommend other
Boxrris To TX the change fur thai date
A deaf and darnb hoy was run over and
fatally injured. by the cars, Al Morris, lndl-
ara Yesterday.
The weather mere Is medsrafsng considers
DIV. the Thermometer ranging to-day From 43
10 q. Quiet Ram fsil this morning.
The trial Of thirty ladies Of Greenfield far
usanbsng tae ligsior dealers Of that town cnn-
clneied yesterday. but the jury has not YET
rendered iss Fertscs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
FROH HADB0S.


MADfs0S, via, Jan d
A bali unnnsed shs SsmnsM ts@dsv appror
nriafrng Sla.am % the Soldiers aad On
phans Home
In the Hnusea COMMITTEES WAS appointed
to examine info the charges of corruption
preferred az the Rrlross. Companies against
the Legislatures Of issa and lstS-
i resaiussan was sdopsed for the removal
of the Sscckhridge Indians. 20 more sa1sz-
Bile iscsfsoa-
i bill was introduced disquaEfysag iaqacr
sellers from haiding the 5ffiee Of Justice OF
psncs. and psuhieifrag the holding Of erarts
IN places waere Liquor IS sold
E commsneea saowiHg iasx aagizs-and ~ 70
the present hoar continues Eighteen inches
OF snow mas fallen al traans on tae pragrle
Du Chssn Road. ara wIsa.irzwn for the pres
ent Trans on the Narth Western rosa are
all hahand. bat are working their was through
sia~lv Tha s1orm extends al ever the State
The weather Is growing eosd- sad the wind
Is rising. and should Il ariE mnch more. the
roaas IN ali directions wsl4 be rsnc cred I'm
pAssinle.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-26
SOwfhsrn Ressef sM0fsag,

Speeches by Beeeher and freely.
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FROM NEW YORK.

Arrest Of a Noted Burglar.
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INSURED CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LFE Insurance.
COMPANY SHOWING How J'RoMrsEs OF rag CONNECTICUT
MUTUAL NsURASsE COMPANY ARE PERFORMED
TROY october 90 1865.
Messrs PECK & HILMAN General Agents Of Connecticut
Mutual Life Insurance Company:
GENTLEMEN: The undersigned, policy holders In the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, feel that it
is too late in the day for this Company to need any recon-
mendaon from u.s. Yet in view ofthe fact that rival
panes are jealous of her unparalleled success and are
making effort to disparage her we take great pleasure
in saying that the Connecticut Mutual has done better by
lis than was promised Your representations to us have
been more than realized. The nonforfeiture feature
adopted by yeur Companythe great economy and pru-
dence in the management Of its busnessthe large dyi
dends annually paid to us and especially the co per cent
dividend paid this yearaso the change made by which
in the settlement Of policies at death, not even single
note out Of the pocya combine to increase III
any increase possble confidence in your Company
And we cheerfuy recommend it to all desiring to get
their lives insured We would not change our insurance
in this for one in any other company.
Respectfully, yours,
JARED s. WEED, President Troy Savings Bank
WILLARD GAY Cashier oftbe National State Bank Troy.
" WELLINGTON Cashier MaHufacturers' National Bank Troy
G. p SIMS, Cashier Troy City National Bank
PM cORBTS Cashier Union National Bant, Troy
S TAPPAN Cashier National Exchange Bank, Troy.
j. p. KELLOGG, Cashier Central National Bank, Troy
p SIMS Cashier Merchants Mechanics National Bank, Troy
GEORGE A. STONE, Cashier Mutual National Bank, Troy.
c. p WILLIAMS Cashier National Albany Exchange Bank
A. WALSH Cashier National Bank Of Lanslngburg.
c. PHARTT, Cashier Second NaiO7Al Bank Sev-Yorh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-09
BOSTON.



BosroN. July s-The statement going the rounds
that George Peabody, esq, had given donation OF
s 900 10 the Five Points House OF Industry In New
York is without foundation.
The funeral Of Lieut. Wilson, son of the Senator,
is 10 take place on Wednesday at p o'clock p. NJ,
from his late residencesn Natick.
BOsToN Jan. S-Subscription lists have been opened
and large Committee appointed by leading business
men, to promote the scheme for line OF steamers pc
tween this port and Europe. Tho prospect OF an carry
start OF these steamers II Is reported has already been
the q directing large amount OF freight toward
this point from Canada and the line Is fairly estaO
shed the Canadian merchants have promised that they
viii ship largely by II.
Last Winter the subject was preached In the Legislature
for the State purchase the Western and Boston ana
Worcester Railroads. authorized by the proVlsons IN
their charter making one line 10 Albany, ana Sc
curing "A better accommodation for through winter
freight The subject revived In the Board OF Trade
iast evening and still further considered Resolutd ms
were presented TO the effect that the City Governing MT
petion the Legislature TO unite the roads above alluded
TO- and also that Boston II authorized by the legislature
sould take permanent lease OF the whole property ana
reduce the fares thereon without delay The reductions
arrived In fares and freight Is onethird from te pres
cut rate.
This 1t was argued, would be the means Of increasing
the business OF the city immensely and promote the
wealth and prosperity OF the whole OF New-Engahd'