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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13
"Y0UNG JAPAN" IN FRANCE.
Presentation Of the TnicOon's Brother 70 Ma
pOIcon-The Imperial Speeches.

from Galignans Messenger April so
Tho Emperor and Empress received In solemn audi.
yesterday the Japanese Embassy recently arrived
in Paris. Prince Iakounasya MnbOu Tayo the brother
Of the Taicoon. aud the other members OF the isson
conveyed from tho Grand Hotel to the Tueres In
court carriages preceded by outrders and
bv escort line OF troops was also drawn In the
courtyard OF the palace to render military honors The
Emperor aud Empress seated their chairs Of
state, surrounded by all the grand officers the
Crown, Minister OF Foreign Affairs and ladies OF the pal
The Japanese Prince, being presented pronounced
the following address in his native language hut which
duly translated into French by an interpreter
sREBy Imperial order am charged to be present at tn
solemn ceremony which will take place in your capital
specting the Universal Exhibition. Japan wished
TO give proof Of her friendly sentiments tows
France have the honor Of presenting to Majesty
the letter which the Taicoon has addressed you
subject am young and wanting in experience and
order But in presenting most respectful homage to
Majesty appeal your benevolent indulgence which
alone viii enable to accomplish my mission have
likewise received instructions remain under the shadow
men the sciences which distinguish France.
His Hghness then presented tho letter In question,
The Emperor expressed 10 the young Prince the sals-
faction with which h. saw the brother OF sovereign
with whom bis government entertained the most AMIGA
BILE reletons his Majesty feicated the Prince tho
daily development OF relations between these distant
countries and which intercourse useful TO
gress aud civilization
on the preceding day the Ambassador had the
Emperor and Empress variety OF presents offered by
the Sovereign OF Japan After the audience the Prince
and his suite reconducted 10 their hotel with the
customary ceremonial.
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ICE BOUND FLEET IN LAKE sRs.

Dessitufi0n and Starvasiou Imminent among
the Crews. Escape Of Some Of the Wen Over
the Ice. Assistance and Pros isicus to be
Furnished Them.
BrFYIIo, May IL, 1861
The southern portion Of the bay IL SIN blocked with
Several vssscls cebound outside and tho crows
suffering for want Of provisions. Two Of the crew
OF the bark wsrracs over tho ice this morn
ing, carrying piauks for safety. They report that the
crew Of the werrsites have been living for the past
seven days on one biscuit day IN each person Tho
crew the bark Northwest have living ON boiled
for days past Two Of the 81 the schooner
Cornea alec carao Ia this morning and reported her
cargo Of heated and rapidly spelling. Mr. winslow
OF the nrm of wusow h Co, Immediately despatched
tug with life boats, provisions. &c 70 the suffering ves
sells Two tugs also lcft 20 INSIST the Ccrnelia The
vessels viii all be released II tbs weather 10
favorable
Forty vessels Ion hsrs this morning ty the ,ower
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wesTcHtsrfR INTELLIGENCE.

DARING RonnsRy IN horr HAvsy. During tho tempo
rary absence Of Mr. James Roob builder from his Office
At Mott Haven, on Saturday afternoon, some snoak
thieves effected entrance, rsnsscked tho place. and
carried OF quantity OF valuable gold and silver coins
which Mr. Robb, who IL somewhat Of antiquarian,
had been collecting for . number OF years Fortunately
the robbers failed 70 discover magnificent Carnsorm
stone old scotch heir ,om which has bssu In the
Robb fam ~ for centuries although they had tumbled
about In the dssk from which they bad distracted The
coins.
ELscros or Town oS,EcHxs wHrrx PIAfss-Tbs cleo
ton Of two trustees In place OF Edward ssath and Gil
bert I. Lyon, whose terms Of encs have EXPIRED will
take place 70 morrow the house Of Hook Ladder Com
pany No. !, ~ White Palma This election will be held
under the provisions OF the charter which made
aisw BY the last legislature
E,xcros oy DEMOCRATIC CrSxRAl COMMITTEES DUE
GATES An election Of four delegates from each OF
four districts comprising tho town OF Morrsana 10 form
the Democratic General Committee for thu ensuing year.
Is 10 be held In that town to-day.
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srrnExs Cousr--GxyssAL rEss --Enurnerssd mo.
tons Nos. 80, 81 81 ~. 80 S. 80, %, 81 ~ o. ps,
surwESs CouRr--Cfscurr-Par 1--Oyrr and Tssrnin Or
and Nos 1898, ssi ?sI Iosi al, $751; ss2, oss. 2te
Part Mos. 325S, 1890, 1909, l7O2 lle2 SIS S9s,
1908 ia lo!s lIis 2eo2, CO. S5e oe6 is2 $40. cte
1882, 75o IA, 1870
Issues Of law and fsct-So& a. 12s 49, I3O l3a ta4,
l3e, lao i4S iss l7a III va, lss lsc iss 1919, 100
lel .hamben-Nc. ~. 50, o., H. 80, ZOE, III l2o,
surnrscn corxr-rass l--Noa s71s s2is, 1898, 2osi.
25ll 1919 324s, s24l 14o9 1876 2e0 2so5 3227, 26i5
1852 s22a 2sse, sses, $3.50, sis3 2ass, s2ss, scss
Cosuox PIsAs-rArt l-Nos ee3, $50, esl, ali, rs
2Ses ga soA tes i2A2 liso 80, eos liss iss, ass
H.rls. corsS-Sos q. 81, ~, &c. 70, n. 9, Il, 70 Y
a Hcuoyo
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CROSSING TIE OCEAN.


Hundreds OF persons who propose visit the great sr
Paris wishing to-day that they knew OF any specific
against sickness which would enable them TO the
Atlantic with tranquil stonacbs
Be II known pI who shuddering at the qualma
which they expect will form the sad prologue and ep0s
10 their sooun abroad take comfort from the fact that tho
NAL de be controlled with absolute certainty by thAe
most potent OF all stoma chcs, HosTkTfERs BIfTERs
The deadly engenderea by the pitching and rolling
OF ship With tho headache and despalrin4
FEELING which lhe cone0mants or sickness
always arrested by few doses of this pure vegetable
Stimulant
the sensation which pervade the
stomach and diaphragm wonderful Their irritation "
GAINED and subdned and there subsequent reaction.
One doses taken daily throughout voyage will effect
ualy protect the most delicate and sensitive stomach from
the Disorder which ia such terrible drawback the
pleasures of trip
all who wish their passage the great herring
pond" be really pleasure trip be to provide
themselves with supply OF uosTETTEks STOMACH
BJTTERs which will only 10 them health ana en-
joynent II resored TO occasional tonic
Alternative during their Europe will protect thor
from the dangers Incident TO change Of climate.
York vlnce 10 Der street.
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VIII Disarmament follow tho London Peace
Conference

From the London Times, April col
We feel SO confident that the London Conference will
have feasible, however difficult, enterprise before them
that we should almost feel inclined TO extend their
sphere Of action and ask whether they could only patch
up speedy peace but also build up n permanent one;
not only Induce the would be belgerens TO kiss and
mako friends but also 10 put UP their weapons. The
expectation OF evil Is frequently than the evil IT,
SELF and m armed peace makes men almost long for
war as the close Of agony than death. The
dcsideratum of present day general DISARMAMENT
and i is reasonable TO expect that the Conference will
not separate without settling the terms upon which this
great object may become aainable.
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THE FRENCH ARMIES.
How the Mexicsn Troop. Would be Used in

Case Of War.
Paris (Aprll 2Sl correspondence OF London Star.
The transport ships which have just brought home the
troops from Mexico concentrated in the ports OF
the Manche evidently IN order that corps darmse may
promptly be embarked In them the purpose Of trarers
ing Han1vr We hear that plan OF the campaign
denitively decided upon the War ONCE. but kept
profound secret that the interested parties themselves
are ignorant OF It's details.
Seven great commands are organized--of these, two
will be bestowed on generals OF the GaTe and the three
principal on Marshais hacMahon Bazaine and Count de
Paiikao The latter is to succeed Marshal Forey ct
Nancythat is in case the Marshal does recover which
unfortunately is not probabe) from the effects or his
severe accident. Should the Emperor persist in his
present resolution of putting himself at the head OF the
troops, Marshal Bazaine will command the stah.
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TIL. Wsrship Wotverine-Expected Early Ar
rival Of the Gsveraer General.
QUEBEC, G. T., May II, 1897.
Hor hSss,y's vnrsbip wolverine now 10 this port,
viii ~ stationed 81 Montreal during the summer
mon'fa
0.ers have been received TO put tho viccreea esI-
6cce Ut Spencerwood In order for the early reception Of
the Governor General and family.
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HARRmBrrs, Pa, May IL. 1907
Some time snce two brothers named York. from Ian
caster, Pa, were brutality murdered scar vicksburg
vhers thsy we're operating . plantation. Governor
0sary, through he Legislature esrsd reward IA the
bapss0 u Ne murder1s, and to-day he rscsvs6 des-
palco S0D oSueni ellen n vcksourg annoupcios the
S.psln g svs esoshsn aAnsd O !. ard 4. p. Browne,
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AuGrsrA, Ga, May IL. 1861
Az the sexton % the FIRST Baptist church vas lighting
up for this evenings service, the entire Getting fell win
loud crash, breaking the pews and furniture For
tunae none q the congregation had assembled and
one was iniured
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1S61.-Spriug I'm shiOn 0penings.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON
>. W: BRAoLEY,s
ApprOvnis from New York City.
In support of the high of appreciation whicA
AogF's MALT ExTRACr

WOFFiS MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH,
Approved by the medical ins utons Europe and
nended by the frat medical authorities OF New York the
only PREVENTIVE. REGULATING and RESTORATIVE
Tonic OF the the SURESr safest harmlrse
remedy We quote few Of those cured " rs seecea
avenue. WEAKNESS OF DIGESTION; Mr. III. MOLLER,
No West Twente h street DYSPEPSIA Mr.. NJ w. FIRE..
DENBURG, No. s. London Terrace. FOUL STATE OF
STOMACH; Mrs zKTTthR, No 1853 Eas, Twelfth street,
street, OBSTINATE cATARRH: BOGUMIL DAWSON,
Beiyidere House, HOARSENESS; x. s. LEWIS, No. y
Beekman street. AFFECTIONS OF THE BRONCHIAL
TUBES Mrs. CAR0LiNa sCHADE, No. 100 Ludlow strest.
INsTPIENT CONSUMPTION ac
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT DEPOT FOR AMERICA,
No Jls BI0ad.ay
For sale AZ the principal druggists and family grocers
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THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
Queen victorin's Letter.

From La France OF Paris. April s0.I
Several Journals refer TO letter addressed by Queen
Victoria TO the King of Prussia the occasion OF the
present difficulty. Private information enables 10
confirm the correctness OF that news The communica
of April TO King William by the English Ambassador
Lord LOTUS In this letter Queen Victoria appeals to
the ties Of family and to the Christian feelings hu-
mainly OF his Prussian Majesty to exhort him to pre-
the peace OF Europe by takag
the Just susceptibties OF the neighboring Powers.
This spontaneous personal intervention Of Queen VIC
toria does honor to her Majesty's exalted and
sound After this communication Lord LOTUS had
long interview with Count Bismarck.
French Reply to the Luxembourg Interpei-
lnti0n.
The HERALD OF yesterday morning contained a synop-
sis OF the proceedings which took place the French
Legislative body the 9th OF April the occasion of
tho delivery Of the government reply the interpela-
ton relative 10 Luxemburs. To-day We publish o full
report as follows:
Schneider In the chair NJ Rouher. Minister OF State
and of Finance; NJ VuItry Minister presiding over the
Council OF State, aud other government commissioners.
were present
When the minutes Of the preceding sitting had been
agreed TO-
Tho President said-In accordance with the reguia-
lions communicated TO the Minister OF State the de-
mand for interpretations made bv NJ. Jules Favre in his
Own name and that OF several OF his colleagues The
Minister has replied to me in the following letter.
Monsieur LIZ PRxsDEsr--You have done the honor 10
ssns % I've sass e e IRE s
signed by NM Jules Favre. Bethmont Picard Mlezleur
aa ID the
Ssa been eoS y hye sns as
the tribune; but negotiations favorable the main
.enance OF peace have been opened and being
actively pursued by the great Powera. This dipo-
matte situation imposes the greatest the
Emperors governments aud II believes It's duty be
the responsibility of premature public debate.
(Hear hear) With regret therefore, considering the
ral emotions OF public opinion. proposes the postpone
OF this discussion; bus the Legislative Body
much experience OF diplomatic affairs approve
line OF conduct The 10
bring this important subject before the Chamber
circumstances shall permit. Great approbaon) Accop
Monster President the OF my high consdera
ton ROUuER.
had copies at made OF this otter, and then,
TO the president OF the buresux which, after deibcra
lion, have decided upon rejecting the demand for inter-
pellation. lMovement.l
NJ. JULES FAvRE-I wish to make an observation. The
authors OF the Interpolation take note OF declarations
and hopes mentioned In the letter. only they ask Tire
mister Of State that the government should no
deuve resolution without having consulted Cham
Der. tApprobation
NJ GLAr BzoN-Lst not nis be lake thai Of Merco
Noise
The President then announced that as there was no
business down tho order OF he day tho sitting
over The deputies would be convoked, when re-
CURED At their private residences
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IN. Won Ei.enberg Cares All Diseases II che
Eye, Ear Catsrr Throat Lungs, Liver Heart aud Conc
sumption. Once Isl Firth OF Twenty eighth
street.
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New Meerschausn store Of Pol1nk IL Son.
MANUFACTURERS, John also hcr0
tofore or Broadway Fourth street. Repairing
Boiling 81.
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A.-Fcr Brown Discolorn sfons. called Moth
pared by Dr. PERRY ~ Bond street. Sold by all druggss
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EFFECT OF THE TREATY.

The Entente CordiaIe Between France and
Prussia.
BERLIN, May IL, 1861
The French Cabinet has made satisfactory explanations
20 Prussia in regard the warlike preparations
In France
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Cancer.-Dr. J. G. Dixon has tho only Anti
dote known for Cancer without knife caustic PAIN
ONCE No. l0i West Nineteenth street.
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..A.-A.-A.- X aide NIB: rxs, ihe ,Exhibitorss n
Paris Exposition OF fine Mcerschaum Pipes are ~ NOS
aud John street. Repairing boiling, &c
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Frankfort Money Market.
FRANKFORT, May IL, 1851,
United States bonds are quoted al Tx.
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Baichelor'. Hair Dye.The Rest In the
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable tnaiAntAno
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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All Prizes Cnshed In Legal Lotteries.--Cires-
j. cLuTE. Broker I7s broadway.
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READY TO-DAY AT IL O'CLOCK.

READY TO-DAY AT ~ O'CLOCK.
when read the rst iDsamen OF Mr. Beechers stosv.
seemed 70 that nothing better could possibly ~tsas
but reading the second instamen (Which will appear In
today's LED0ER) found Il TO be even shAaA
OF the frst in interest instTuc,vepess. wit, hsmor
and all these admirable qualities Of descrspsoa
and character drawing which AR. BsscAss
the gentleman par excellence the clergyman, the DOCTOR
the lawyer the sleepy deacon. the wide awake good
hearted rigid ecnsorous wife. and pictures
the life that after meeting Sunday INTERCHANGE ef
thoughts and feelings the members Of rural COO
egaon which fault anilng people soaetn stgmstizs
village gossp.m II Ia short. great insslmeDs
from beginning 70 end.
The LEDGER also coatans the ~ the series sf
The articles entitled, "Adsice Young men,. By Pie
sldent woolssy. Of Yale College.
The LEDGER il Zoe sale everywaSca
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Announcement Ioscph burnett q Co.. g
Boston, will their elegant Office and sAlesroouns -
Broadway metropolitan Hotel buding,. In few days.
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A-X-A-X-A-X-A-X -A-X-A-X-A-X@
Gents Patent Leather Caters IS per pair. L0RRiN
BROOKS SONS. "A Broadway, corner Howard street.
Esta shad
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z u II UPE,
The Luxembourg Peace Treaty
Ratified by the SOvereigns.
Prussia to Evacuate the Fort
ress in Thirty Days.
Napoleon ExplatEs lyis War
Preparations.
The Situation for War or Peace NegO-
datiOnS After VictOria'S Letter.
FRENCH INDICTMENT OF PRUSSIA.
IMPERIAL JAPAN At THE TUILERIEs.
&c. &C. &c.
BY TIE CABLE TO MAY L.
~~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~~~~->-
BY TIE CABLE TO NAY Il.
THE PEACE TREATY.


Ratification of the Action Of the Congress.
LONDON, May IL 1861.
Tho treaty which was signed yesterday by the men,
0ss or the Peace Congress has been ratified by their
spective governments
The Evacuation of Lux emburg-
BY the terms Of the settlement the fortress Of Luxem
burg ia 10 be evacuated by the Prussans within month
from the date Of the treaty
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Curtains n Speciality at
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IN Gents, Boys and Youths
Fine ready made
CLOTHING.
Largest stock this city
BRoKAw BROS.
3oa nd "a Fourth avenue and o. Lafayette uAca
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Lung Complaints. BronctAaie. Asthma. &c.
arc speedily re.s Ell, srd tas9l in time gerrnanenuy
cured BY JAYNE's EXEECTOEAkTs You Win fnd In ".
also certain remedy Tor coughs asd colds Sold svss
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Royal Brvana lsot<evv.-pvtxss Paid IN
gold Information furnirhe</ me hshest v.tas rad
Doueioon. .n6 Al hinds q esad aud silver.
AfL SOb Co.. Bankers. 10 Wall street. NJ
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Lace Curtains and Ns1tinGham from Aug
ton, a. less thAa kold cost Ia vs.sl~ retail
e 4. a. o. " kELTY ga Broadway.
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M s, cIsshss p:. ssc ss,sss y 4.
sewing macAsae. Pre-, Adent ~ Brosdwny New yorx
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MAJ. Ks's - 3D. yGisa!,s rse {Y'
sEMEpY go iorsrdly, sew York agents, DenAa
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SECOND INsrALsENr

Henry Ward Beecher's story.
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FRENCH INDICTMENT OF PRUSSIA.

IMPERIAL JAPAN At THE TUILERIES.
&c. &c. &c.
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~ w.; ss:!; rss:E.s e e. ss',s5::'A - :
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The uavvers~I r.ysrlss Csssr.
NJ sALvnoNs ~ ssosa~ ssS s osrasr or c.u.i
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Lace CURTAINS ana NG4DuGhAm iron Auo-
ton, less th2a k0ld ~ vfteJi retail
g L. a y. y. kELTY ,sH Broadway
nfuna e. Co.. No. 81 Pork Row. New yorA.
Publishers Of the scsenths srcan Solicitors OF Ansrs
and Foreign Patents.
Tventy.tw years' expert sooc In obtaining patents
thirty thousand applicA hon0 for Patents made 81 THAR
Consultations d I'D rice 70 inventors free.
Pamphlets containing all countries free hand
soms bound hin Mocha icsi kngrsvnss
the United States C0nsrS COUNTIES with hints
recipes mechanics. u allen receipt Of 1sc.
PhnDsn aud the You~.
Three bells baptized by the P0p~Ls ghOr time
OF Ar bellies sef bsbty-d
day wiih PHALON's NIGHiI-BL0OkIsG CEhEyS.
Relief and Dsn.ir'a 60 Your Chiidren.-n1rs-
WfNsIUW'S s0D1hlIss4 SYRUP Tor Children relieves
the child from pairs the and bowela
andy ana. win collie Perfectly safe In all
millions Of mctfsrs testify Thirty ave cent? bossla
onces 30 Fulton sir,ss New York. sad 80 High Hoibox
London, England,
He sure and call FOR
MRS. van nows SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac % Curtis lie outsfSp
wrapper. AL ofhers are base limitations
Rhssmn,'s G' s,5,ogo Ggr,@ sspsc Jgiy, lsgs.
REMEDY. L~ed. Inwardly. NJ lnrk arsnis nernsa
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what Else !CssId Il bes
when tho parted bps disclose
Rows Of pearls IN bcsis 81 vs.
And the breath 10 like penu"
Frcm q clover. field IN bloom
Ask " what ellrlr new
These rare attributes aDo.
And the vitnese VII osp
II WA gOzODOHr aioae.
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Land Office Notice-No. 10.


DESCRIPTION OF THAT PORTION OF
~ the Dlez Sonores Lode (so-called), claimed
by John Gilllg and e. B. Mott, Jr. John GilIg
and Z. B. Mott, Jr., claim 10 much Of the Diez
Senores Lode (so.called), being a lode Of gold and
silver. bearing rock, In place as lies between the
boundaries delinsated on the accompanying dia
gram, more particularly described. a. follows, to
wit Commencing at a stake No. ~ In the
Devils Gate Mining District. County Of Lyon
and State Of Nevada, from which the center OF
the old shaft Of the Gennessee Silver Mining Com.
pany bears north IS deg. Is min., west $40 feet,
and running west TO feet thence north 800 feet;
thence east 100 feet to the north stake mo. q,
from which stake No. | bears south 800 feet, and
thence east 300 feet; thence south 500 feet. and
thence ives. 900 feet, to stake No. !, the place Of
beginning, and containing lS 36.l0O acres. All
bearings used In this description are true bear.
ings. The number Of feet In length claimed on
said lode Is 800. -l" .it Hna r|--E .
The name Of the claimant on the North end OF
saIu claim Il the Cayuga Company, and the name
Of the claimant on the South end Is the Mt. Hope
Company.
BY tho local laws of said Devils Gate Mining
District. no surface ground Ia permitted TO be &C
cupied for mining purposes except the surface Of
the mine or lode, and the walls Of the said Diez
Senores lode are unascertained. and the lateral
extend o. said lode IL unknown and cannot be as,
certained by sctul measurement, but the said
lode IL bounded on each side by the walls thereof,
aud the amount Of ground contained between the
given end lines and the unascertained walls Of
said lode, Is estimated at 10 $500 acres.
This portion Of the Diez Senores lode was
originally located and possessed by the tennessee
Silver Mining Company, and Its predecessors in
interest prior TO the passage Of the Act entitled
AN Act granting the right Of way to ditch and
canal owners over the public lands and for other
purposes" Approved July 26, 1856.
We, the said John Gillig and E. B. Mott, Jr.,
hereby make application for a PATENT for the
mining claim herein described from the United
States. rg.ta JN0. GILLlG, gaE
L. B. MOTT. JR,,
BY JNO. GILLIG. "%