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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-25
Legislative Omcers.
&andin1 Comminees.


JudlciAry-Welty, Proctor, Sumner. Nelson,
Hutehings.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Eastman, Haines,
Stevenson, Monroe.
Mines and Mlning-stevsnson, Linn, Doron,
Nelson, Terry.
Federal Relations-Mason, Monroe, Edwards.
State Anairs-Doron, Meder, Monroe.
Agriculture and Neutrality-suspicious.. East.
man. Msder.
Education-Grey. Edwards, Terry.
~Printing-Doron. Carpeu9er, Meder.
Counties aud County Observation-Disclosures.
Hutchings. Gray, Terry, Eastman.
State Prison-Gcller. Sumner. Proctor.
Militia and Indian Affain-Hutchings. Nelsonr
Carpenter.
State Library-Nelson, Haines, Hastings.
Internal improyements-Esstman, Carpenter,
Mason.
Public Land+Edwards, Doron, Gray.
Clnlms-Monroe. Nelson Edwards
Public Morals-Moder, Mason, Welty.
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,1elcher Mining CsmpSly-Asse0.'
ment Notoe-BLdwia CanpiHHm md ASsrn.
THE Company.-Notos ID hereby gwen, .na msS
q meeting Of. the Trustees Of the soo.e ~ Fiy,
compsnieL held this day, an siles1men, IN and
Dollar. GO Per share w.. l. 'toei Of each Of
distsiy % the Secretary q ~ Dsfs soId eoin
virginia, Nsvsda, In Unised ssn,s s,t .S.iiF n.
main unpaid on FRIDAY, fsSses 5ou. Mt
1851, WIN So sdysrti.ed On tsssaa "a Sss.rs ri
ma .n,S ~ Tussdsy, March eth, le67, to
oe .olI arsnt ssseSfment, together With
so!,' ~ sSyeftsing and expenses OF sele
III ,.Sdsf n ~ Boafdef TIustess
v,.,tn,s. New, Jan. l,,1S6.Y iEStd
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Notice 20 Creditors.

TNTHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Judicial District, In and for the County Of
Lyon, and State Of Nevada In the matter Of
the petition Of John M Barrett, IN insolvent
debtor.
Pursuant to an ordelof the Honorable W. Hay.
don, Judge Of the said District Court, notice 70
hereby Owen 70 all the creditors o fthe said tnlol.
ventJo6n II. Barrett, TO be andappcsr before the
Honorable W. Hayden aforesaid. IN open Court,
at the Court room Of said Court. In Dayton. Lyon
County, Nevada, on the 18th day Of January.
1867, at 10 o'clock A. H., Of said day, then and
there to,shgw eause, II any they can, why the
PRAYER Of said insolvent should. not be granted,
and IN assignment Of his estate be made. and no
DO discharged from his debts and liabilities. In
pursuance Of the statute In such case made and
provided; and that, In tho meantime, al proceed.
iuer sssinst' said insolxsnt b. Stayed. .
.~>os Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L.. 8. Court, this 18th day Of Decembef. A. D.
lN~S 1885. DANIEL KENDRICK,
Clerk
wnsM. assss atsorisy for Petitioner.
1900. State stamp. 500. In. Rev. stsmp.li
fdalllml
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA,

County Of Storey.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE.-N0.
~ tiee Of suits commenced: To tho following
named defendants. and 10 all owners Of, OF
claimants to the real Estate and improvemnthsge
on, or improvements. when assessed bepafstely,
hereinafter described, known or unknown: You
arr hereby notified that suits have been com
meueed In the Justices Court, Gold Hill Town.
ship, by the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, against
each Of the defendants hereinafter named, and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land. with the improvements thereon, and I'm:
proyements when separately assessed. situated
in Gold Hill, and. all owners Of, or elsimantsto the
same, known or unknown, TO recover the tax
and delinquency assessed to said defendants,
against said property, for the fiscal year common
cling on the frst day Of January 1856. and ending
on the 3lst day Of December, 1865, and that 9
summons has been duly issued In each case and
YOU are further notified that unless you APPEAR
ana answers Che complaint filed In said cause on
or before The TwENTY.THIRD DAY OF
JANUARY, 1867, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. N.
Judgment will be taken against you and the real
estate and improvements herein described, fol
the amount Of tax and delinquency specified, and
costs Of suit:
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Notice.-No. /:

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
IN the undersigned citllenso Of the United Slater,
claim one thousand Q,o00) feet Of o certain vein
orlode Of QUARTZ, or other rock In place. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known az the dos Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and The Great ". Companies claim
said claim extending Ave hundred feet In . north.
erly and 1--WE hundred feet In Q southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the limo Of
said VEN or lode. and embracing the same with
all it, dips, spurs, angles and variations, the Same
being On unSurvsyed land. that We have occu.
August, 1855, according TO the local customs and
trict, Lyon County, Nevada, In which dhtrict
pended In actuLlabor and improvements there
on, an amount otlsls than ono thousand dollars,
to-wit: the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars. And
that NO claim laterally on each side Of said vein
one hundred feet moro particularly described and
plated In the annexed diagram, In conformity
with the laws, customs, and rules OF Miners Of
said District.
Notice Is further given, that II 10 the intention
Of the undersigned, T. B. Winston, John p. Win.
terl and George Knowlton 10 apply, and they do
hereby apply. at the United States Land Once, nj
Carson City, Nevada, for q Patent nom the United
States for the claim above described and It's or.
tenhonL according to the said diagram, With the
right 70 follow said vein or lode with It's dips,
spurJ, angles and variations to any depth what
ever, though Il enter land adjoining. g
T. B. WINSTON, 400 feet.
JOHN D. WINTERS, 4o0f. .
GEO. KN0WLTON, 300 feet.
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To Females.
70 Correspondents.

Patients Of either sex, residing In any part OF
the country however Distant, who may desire
mhrnnttne a writtsn statement Of their case TO
n, Doctor, receive all the attention and medi-
si.es necessary 70 effect . cure without the neoes-
sity Of q personal intervisw.
lnh ttsrI Itrtetiy confidential. opened and re-
plisd 70 by the Doctor himself .
Consultation at the once or BY letter. FREE.
Curss m al cases guaranteed.
once hour, from Q to sP.A.
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S0D HILL n
AND JOB WAGON
JAMES
&GaE

WOULD RsspEcrpuLLY INFORM THE
w public that he 10 now prepared to do all
kfnds Of Express and JOB Work.
Boilers, Engines, Houses, &c.
Hauled on Reasoaablc Terms
.orders lsfs At Gold Hul or Fulton Foun.
eness Ftnehs Express Saloon, or DsWttt's Lum-
erfss vii receive prompt attsntion-
aetaasn. Jan. S. 1867. Jas-f
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Lot {, block !, Mitchell d Larncroux tract,
west division, tax and delinquency..... l 5
Lot 2, block l, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
west division, tax and delinqueney...-.. | s
Lot 6, block !, Mitchell & Lamoroux tract.
west division, tar and delInquency...... I 5
Lot S, block !, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
west division, tar and dellnqusncy...... $
Lot 2, block /, Mitchell & Lamorouxtract,
west division, tar and dellnquency...-.. $
Lot |, block /, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
west division, tar and delinquency ...--- II 3
Lot II, block l, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency...... ] S
Lot 10, block !, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, tar and dellnquency....-- / 5
Lot /. Block ], Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
cast dfviIion, tar and delinquency.--... l 5
Lot 9, block l, Mitchell 4 Lamsroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency .....- ! s
Lot Z, block l, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency....-. 5
Lot 6, block I, Mitchell &Lameroux tract,
east division, tax and delinquency...... i
Lot 3, block l, Mitchell T. Lsmeroux trast.
east divihon, tax and dellnQuency- l 8
OF /, block |, Mitchell & Lameroux tract,
esst division, tax and dslinquency...... 10
D. CoRBoNJ
District Attorney.
LF. O'FIRRALL,
County Tar Collector.
December 10th, 1856. dsl9.td
Notieo.-The above cases have been post
poned until TUESDAY, January 2sth, 1857, q
10 o'clock A. N. W. N. HALL,
Jnstiee of ths Psana
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MISCELLANEOUS A~DtERrI8nfKsrs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Third aeaaies, ConRsnciaE Janu'


Churchill County ................-R. 9. Monroe
OouBiAs. .ne'ues
Esmeralda.. 8. Mason, Louis Doran
Humboldt :. $3.50. Fred Hutchinl and ~. Linn
Lander.........D W Welty and Geo. 7. Terry
lLyon,..-.......D.L- Hastings and O, Carpenter
trdHk frodoT
0rmsby B. II. Meader and 7. d. Edwarda
Storey Charles A. Summer. Q. @. Stevenson, o!
b Gray and John Nelson.
Washoe..--..0gH Eastman and Solomon GeHsr
union. Is; Democrats, 81
n~ssrMRLYMEE.
Churchill CountyGW, c. Grtmes and Jnsss A.
7 S'NfF s.. Cldfr.
Douglas.-......-..E. Mallory and W. N. Carey
Esmeralds-A. n. WinRate. John 8. Mayhugh,
J. n. Brown, B. V. Poor.
Humboldt-O.K Stampsy, Thomas v. Julien,
and P. ]. Psrmater.
Landsr-J. r. Jacobs, T. J. Tenant, Robert
Cullen and }. M Dorsey.
Lyon. +. Rooney, A. Koneman and George
w, Walton.
Gye.---...-..-W. T. Jones and J. D. Groves
OrmSby-Dr. George Munckton, H. b. Bence,
and d, A. Horton.
Storsy-.M. N. Mitchell, John Welch, A. II. Lis
SAX, 8 E. Huse, Geo. l. Lammon,
2Thomas Parker, e. Strother, r. d.
Ferguson, A. z. Potter, J. L. Swa-
nsy, George H. Dana and IA.
Wheeler.
Walhoe-Thomu B. Prince, w. Caldwell and
G. N. Folsom
iUnion "a /; Democrats, ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-25
DR.. TozsRss MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.

DR.. TO1ERs's MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
DR. CHAs. Il. e
Private Medical Institute,
Northeast Cor. Kearney & Jack
son SITS. San Francisco.
The Great R~radicater Of Special Gem.
aSsaiats, Formerly sfLocke HospitaL
LsAden, EiSht Years In Saera-
ments, and tho Last Four
Years In San Francisee.
DIR. TOZER,S
,ExPERlENGE Is OF FORTY YEARS
II standing, and during that time han met with
unparalleled suecsu In The treatment Of all
those diseases generally knowns
Venereal or Chronic.
Itislmpoasiele hero TO mention all tho diseases
With which he 10 familiar; some. perhaps, win
not DO out Of place. The most formidable, the
most destructive to mankindis Self. Abuse The
brain being the seat Of the diseSss, the whole sy$
TEN sufers In consequence. i will here enumsr.
ate some Of the symptomI. so that those afflicted
may Be able 70 form an opinion In regard to their
complaints, and sssk advice In time, thereby saw.
Ing Menssfves . world Of Suffering Nervous
Debility. Loss Of Memory. Pain In The Limbs and
Back, PNpitation Of the Heart, Trembling Of the
Limbs, Headache, and an aversion to GcneralSo-
cisty, especially that OF females. There are .
great many more, but these are sufficient and
should ron be suffering from any Of them, Gallon
DR. TOZER and he will cure you In q short
time. without my interruption In your business
-or state your case by letter, and there will be
NO occasion for your calling at the Office.
Structures OF the Urethra.
Ii another formidable ensmy 10 hsalth. Send for
one Of ny cfrcnlars on that disease, and Inform
yourself Of the terrible results. The worst cases
sufvd In sfew days.
veneresi Diseases,
.hAlIthslr various formh sithsr Primary or Sec.
ondary. or Hereditary, completely eradicated
nom the systsn. Your consultation befnSrsstor.
Cd to perfect health, there will be no danger OF
handing down to your children that terrible dis.
ease known a. ScrofufA
syphiliao Disease,
Ait presents Itself on this Coast 10 Of Q more
.(oSmt1uble character than that seen 10 the ATTAIN.
tic States or Europe. arising from the fact Of It's
being . compound Of Spanish, Chinese, and
Sandwich Island disease Those Of you who
have viLted the two latter countries no doubt
Asss sssn the dreadful sfscts Of Il on both the
native and foreign population. 1t requires alto
ssther different modes Of trsatmenu
Tho Old Formulas,
OF Rirsrd, Acton sad Bostwick. arc Of little 40
count, except 70 dry az the disease on the sur
face, leaving the poison In the blood. which. soon
or or later, win show itself a. q secondary disease
In an Arnsya.ed form These facts ] have learn
ed By sIpsrispee. and ihink l can say without
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-25

STATEMENT
of. r. 0,FerrAlI, County. Tax Collector,
of ONCE commencing .AeRton6er, 1854,
and ending january 9Th, 1857
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H1scEIIAssovs ADvRRFlssARNrs.
TO THE NFORTUNATE
NEW REMRDMsl NEW RRMRDIBsi
DR.. Gibbons DispensaYy,

616 KEARNY STREET
VAV Cor. Commercial, San
Francisoo estsblshedin 1854,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and seminal Diseases, such ~
Gonorrhea, elect, Structure,
syphilis In all itS forms. Ssmi,
nal Weakness, ImpotencyI
cte,, Skin Diseases (of year.
standing) and 6leerated Leg
successfully treated.
Dnnnnh nTnnnNh.-.h.
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FOR HORSES & MULES.
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o. o. Rssis,er,s

CARSON CITY, NV, Oct Is, 1856.
I, Warren T.. Lockhart, Register Of the U. 8.
Land Once. hereby certify that u true copy Of
Great ". Companies claim, has this day been
hled In my office applying for q patent FOR the
above described Mining claim. r.
WARREN T. L0CKHART. lr,
ocl7H Register,
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nR. JULIEN pERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
~ Medicine Of the Faculty o fPsris, Graduate
Of the University Queens College, and Physician
Of the 81. John Bsptiste Society Of San Fran
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STATEMENT

All communications eonfdsntil.
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should you Do addicted with any Of The follow;
ins symptoms such IS Weakness OF the Back and
fImbs Pain In The Head, Dimnsss Of Vilion,
Neryousnsss and General Debility, Loss Of Mem
ayy. Confudon Of IDEAS, and Depression Of Splr-
ia Eyn rorebodins, Seitdi.trust. and an aver,
don 20 society, consult DR. TOZERa at once. and
he WIN restore you to perfect health
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
Delinquent Tax List.
STATE OF NEVADA,

STATE OF NEVADA,
County of storey.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE. NO
~ TICE Of suits commenced: TO the follow.
ing named defendants, and to all owners Of, or
claimant TO, the real estate and Improvement
thereon. or improvements when assessed seps'
ratsly, hereinafter described known or unknown
You are hereby notihedthst suitshave been com.
meneed In the Justices Court, Township ofdold
Hill. by the State Of Nevada, plaintiff, against
each OF the defendants hereinafter named. and
each Of the following described tracts or parcels
Of land with the improvements thereon, and
improvements when sspsratelys assessed. stu,
ated In the Town Of Gold Hill, and al
owners Of. or claimants to the same, known OF
unknown, to recover the tax and delinquency a.
sessed 20 said defendant against said property
for the fiscal year commencing on the frst day Of
January. 1866, and ending on the 3lst day OF De
eemoer. 1866; and that summons has been duly
issued In eaehcase. And you ana further notified
that unless you appear and answer the complaint
hled In said cause on or before the I'D day Of
January, 1867, ut the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ
judgment will be taken against you and the real
estate and improvements herein described, fol
the amount Of tax and delinquency specified. and
costs Of suit. .
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-19
WAR OR PEACE.
Effective Strength and Condition of the
French Army.

Parts (AUg1tst g. CORES. Of London Standard.
have so lately given you an account OF mill
tary affairs in France that 1t is not without re-
luctance revert to the subject; but cannot
avoid noticing an elaborate article in the Stttta-
H0n, winch processes to give an accurate resume
OF the condition of the French army at the pre-.
sent time. 1t Is very neat and compact. The
infantry consists of one regiment of gendarmes
one Of zouaves, three of grenadiers, four of volt
geurs and one battalion of chasseurs. all belong
ing to the Imperial Guard; then comes the line,
consisting of one hundred regiments, twenty
one batIalions OF Chasseurs, three regiments of
zouaves, three regiments of Turcos (native
Aginan infantry, three battalions of light Afri
can iniCntry, one foreign regiment, and seven
discipline companies. At this present time the
infantry has about 300, 600 men under arms, and
its cddTeS enable 1t to be raised almost instanta-
neousIy to $4,000 men.
The cavalry OF the Guard consists of one
regiment OF carblneers, one of culrassiers, one
OF chasseuTs, one of guides, one OF lancers, one
OF dragoons,; that of the line numbers ten regi-
ments OF cuirassiers, twelve of dragons, eight
OF lanceTs, twelve OF chasseurs, eight of hus-
sars, four of chasseurs d'Afriuue, three of
Spabis; they muster at present $4,000 horses,
and can be raised instantaneously to 80, 900.
The artillery of the Guard consists OF two
regiments, that of the line of twenty regiments,
forming an aggregate OF 224 batteries with 1850
field guns and $4,000 men, which can be raised
to 10000 at moments notice. Independently
of the corps in country quarters, there are ten
divisions OF infantry brigaded (say 100000 men); {;
there are, moreover, four divisions of cavalry.
All are ready for service, with their complement
OF artillery, military train, commlssariat, medl
cal staff, etc.
At the present time therefore, the Situation
estimates the number OF men under arms at
four hundred thousand, and the organization is
such that IN very short time 1t could be raised
to six hundred and fifty thousand. These figures
speak for themselves. leave your readers to
point the moral.
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sons at that hour in the streets. The shots and
increasing noise at last aroused the tardy sleep
eTs and at nine o'clock the electors met in front
of the Town Hall. There might have been from
three hundred to iour hundred persons present,
but among them we're certainly many lads of
tender age, and ragged, addressed men, who
undoubtedly were not privileged to vote. Very
few town electors Of any sort made their ap-
pearance.
When the crowd seemed tolerably complete
heard, and as no other candidate was put no,
the President of the committee asked whether
the electors would give in their votes or elect
Kossuth by acclamation. The latter course
mously proclaimed member for the district of
Waitzen. Several voters then proposed that the
new member should be specially requested to
accept the choice that had fallen upon him.
The letter agreed upon for this purpose RAM
"HoNoRED AND GREAT PATRIoT-With universal
enthusiasm, warm gratitude, and in the hope of a
brilliant future, the District of Waitzen has
chosen the first and greatest citizen OF our Father
the interest of the sacred cause and the welfare OF
REQUEST our poor Fatherl nd may regain one Of whose
great heart and magnanimOus mind IL has so long
been deprived. With thankful reverence we ever re-
main, ETC."
All the electors assembled signed some $50
signatures, filing the sheets. 1t was proposed
to forward this letter by deputation to Kos
suth, but the electoral officials doubt whether
the requisite expenses OF the journey to Turin
could be collected. The President declared,
with a sigh, that there was little prospect of so
doing in Warzen, and the letter Will therefore
probably go the ordinary way OF the post.
To see how large proportion of the voters
had taken part in the election, inspection of the
list for the Waitzen district showed that it COM
prises $500 electors, 2340 of whom BELONGED to
the surrounding country. OF these SO came to
the polls, and scarcely 100 of the town electors;
upon the average, therefore, about five per cent.
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DISASTERS.
Supposed Loss OF COney Island OF the
SteHmtuR Adelia with Seven Men on
BOard-Parts of the Wreck Picked Up.

Supposed Loss OF COney Island of the
Steamtug AdelIa with Seven Mon on
BOard-Parts Of the Wreck Picked Up.
Considerable excitement was created in the
steRmtug Adelia had blown up off Coney
Island, and that all the crew was lost. The
friends and families of the crew were in the
greatest trepidation in the absence of any de-
finite Information, but up to a late hour last
night the fate of the men could not be certainly
ascertained. The foundation for the rumOr
which created so much alarm was the report of
Captain John Lenau, of the steamtNg @. p.
Smith, who came up from Sandy Hook yester-
day, and stated that about 10 o'clock in the
morning he picked up the top OF q pilOt-house,
two lamp boxes, with one lamp, and one of the
pilot house sashes of the steamer Adelia Float
Ing on the water were splinters and large pieces
ofIwood and other material, apparently from
of these, and from an examination was led to
believe that they had been torn asunder by the
house - had no glass in it, and its appeaEanse @ rance
strengthened the suppositton that it had been
blown out by an explosion. Nothing whatever
current belief was that the vessel had blown up
on Saturday morning, and that all thecrew had
perished.
FROM ANOTHER REPORTER.
Since writing the above our reporter has made
further inquiry, and ascerIains from the engi-
neer OF the Q. p. Smith that he heard an explo-
thoueht ttU it was thunder, and paid no attention
to It, The eng neer and pilot OF the Q. Z. Smith
showed our reporter the fragments OF the wreck
They consisted of two lamp-box panels, each
with the word "Adelia," In gilt, carved Cn-
dented) letters, on dark ground; gilt carved
eagle evidently from the top Of the pilot house)
with strip of Tin across its back from tip to tip
OF the wings. A sash (probably portion of the
wheel house, with the fragments of plate glass
adhering TO the edges of the rabbet. The panels
of the lamp-boxes were of black walnut and
had evidently been torn asunder, not crushed
or broken.
We can confidently speak of only one person
who is lost-Mr. Eli Furuell-the "Wheelsman. I"
Captain Brown was the gentleman who was
usually in charge of the Adelia, but IL is not
positive that he was on board on the evening
OF the explosion. There were in all seven men
on board when the tug went down the bay
Up till O'Clock this morning, nothing has been
heard of the crew.
Explosion ON Board the Steamboat Pail.
sadeS-Fright OF the Passengers.
While the steamboat Palisade one OF the
regular line of steamers running from Spring
street TO Fort Lee, was swinging out from the
Spring street pier at 10 o'clock A. M. yesterday
small patch on the fire surface of the boiler
gave way, and the water In the boiler came