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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

General NTenabrea 20 the Kings Represen-
tatives Abroad.

General Meuabrea 20 the Kings Rcpresen.
tatives Abroad.
telegram from Florence OF the LIST Of November ~
ports General Menabrea has addressed the following
circular 80 the Iaan diplomatic agents abroad, datsd
The september Convention In stIpuiatins on the one
hand the evacuation Of ths Poutdcai territory BY the
French troops, imposed At the same time upon Italy
obligations which are very heavy and very dificst
The ancsrs and absolute dssirs TO use every
enort 10 secure their being observed. Con-
trsry 10 the laws and nowthsiandina the reiterated
declarations Of the government several bands have
ceeded In penetrating into tie prov OF the Pont
Zeal btass by ,ludng the wacnfunsss OF the troops;
but, IN consequences Of tho typographical conngura.
ton Of tue territory we considerable extent
Of the line which " was necessary to guard
aud taxing into account The rs.l Of every citizen 70
an absolute mpossibity for ,hs Corps Of obscr-
walton successfully 70 prevent such occurrences The
difncuiNss OF the matter did not Certainly escape
The penetration aud perspcacy OF the hieh contract.
ing Powers when tley signed the convention 10 viii
this arrangements was precisely established 81 time
when conc alton might have taken place between The
Holy See abs ialy ora least modus rlvend might have
been arrived NJ between adjoining rovernm sna which
would have rendered reciprocal relations possible This
hope has been deceived NOT indeed because % govern
msnt OF she King omitted augbt when could have
tended towards the attainment OF this aim but because
always met with resistance from the Holy Bee, ana
even sometimes svsre cersre for having promulgated
necessary lava IL -, Therefore. not surprising the
which regret has now tax on place The gov
erumept Of the Eoy ror in document pu bished n the
Aoneur decs that the Intervention OF the Frsncs
troops had NJ object OF coy hostile character towaros
Italy, and hat the imperial governments did NOS intend
BY any 70 occupation the entire gravity
Of vhca q fully estimated.
Tho K ngs government while highly approaching
those declarations cannot feel convinced that scual
crounsancss rendered Of this character nsces'
sasv.
The imperial government cannot but be aware that
the September Convention concluded especially with
a,is- 70 replace me Holy see IN ,ns usual position -
vide fos thsir asa saisy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
THE WAR FOR ROME.


Demonstrations MT Fiorence-The New italian
Ministry-Thc Committee OF In.urreciion-
Route 10 Tcrni-Thc Town aud the Cart.
baidiaas-G:epcrnI Fabrixi-Latest News
from the Front.
HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL rABsril
TERM, Oct Is, 1851.
There was demonstration al Florence yesterday, In
front Of the Chamber OF Deputies in favor Of Gsbsd
and against the intervention OF France. demon
strsion IL what Americans would call q mass
meeting. Half dozen popular speakers-among
them Q vomsu-addrsssed the assembags IN
brief and stirring spseches none lasting over
ave minutes, aud their good effect may 10 seen
the score Of recruits FROM Florence which reached this
place las. night Daring the evening rumor
lated that Gaoaid had been osa,sa and captured but
- has not been con1rms and costrAdeted here The
Ministry, formed under General kenebres IA re-
Rsrded here as inimca TO the revolution The Minister
OF the Interior especially IL known 70 be seadiastly
opposed 70 H. and 10 very determined and rosolu.s
man.
begin this letter with these Flo suce uss bscaus,
wsnt 70 describe TO you how recruits are sent from
Floscnos 10 the front Al Florence the osdrrsctonss
have "a. ulariy organized committee 10 stimulate
volunteering aud forward the men. THIS committee
advertise for cont fIbutons It's place OF meeting well
known 70 the police and IL all synpslhirsrs Ia Short T.
exists with the ful couses, OF the government Its
rooms are at 81 Parri Santa Maris NcvslIs Huovs on
the nut noor sad although not 90 elegant A. the
okahony Fsbisn hesdqussss 10 Union square used %
b. Jet very handsome and spacious. The directors
OF conspiraciss always TO fsncy splendid apart.
msna Outside, there are q fs~ recruits slouch-
inE about Inside, the scs1s reminds one or
spoihca headquarters IN Amer ca on ths eve OF an
slsoion Tnsre . few men " sIking shout, smoking
md conversng afew msn ss stsd al table buslly writ
nG Thas . sick Colonel secluded 10 pr',s.s rocuL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
THE PoPE's ENcYcLIcAL.
SPECIAL MAIL TslEcaAm TO TINE HERALD.

Plus tho Ninth ON the Revolutios-The Ene.
miles Of tho Church In "Picdmont" md
Russia.
The Encycicai letter. recently addressed by the Pope
to can the Prmsss Patrarchs Archbshops and Bishops
Of the Catholic world being In grace and communion
with The Holy Apostolic SEQ hes just appeared here
The principal portions subJeinsd:--
vxssRABLs BsxruRrS-Ha and our apostolic blessing.
Cast your eyes around you venerable brethren, aud you
viii see and deeply dspiors with the ds,sstsbls
abominstions which now chiefly desolate unhappy
Isay. An for us We most humbly adore the impsns-
usoIs judgment Of God, who has bssn pleased
that ws should live at this sorrowfui period
when, By acts OF few men, and notably OF those who
govern and drec, public snsirs 10 unhappy Italy
the venerable commandments OF God and the laws Of
the Holy Church are utterly despissd, and impisy up
hiis its head unpun,shsd and uumpba Hence all the
inqrites all the evils and all tho injuries we behold
with The utm ost grief Of soul Hence these hume
rous arrays OF men. who walk In inlquty serving un
der the banner Of saas upon whore forehead written
',fasehoocn sad who, called BY the name OF rebels
and turning their mouths aasns, Heaven blasphsms
Cod suly and oonienn every sscrsd.shns and tread
fng unssr foos all divine and human rights. oulv
breathe carnage, like rapacious wolvea These are
they who shed blood, lose their souls BY most
serious scandals, aud seek most unjastly 10
prod, By their ows malice. carrying OF By violence
other meas goods ac.iss the weak and shs poor, IN
crsasng The number Of widows and orphans and show
ing ia,or for reward TO the upious while they refuse
justice - the Just; pupdsrns and N the corruption
Of their hearts shsmefuy quitting themselves with all
evil passions. 70 the very great prejuSss Of civil society
Itself
BY this race OF lost men, venerable brethren, W are
a. present surrounded. These mss. animated BY an
altogether daboloa SPIRIT desire V hoiss the standard
VI fsssbood even IN ear bsasaosss ssY. Asss Vie chair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13
THE ANclo.ArRIcAN WAR.

March of the Enslish Advance Brigade ~
.e Abs s~tnta.
Bombay, India advicss Of October u contain the TO-
loving
The advance brigade OF the Abynrnaa nsld forte,
under Colonel Field, Of the Tenth native infanty, e0
Bombay for hassowah the 7th instant Her Msjss-
tvs steamship Tots II 70 assist In landing the troops
and stereA
brigade viii probably march s,xty miles into The
interior Of the country.
chartered for transport service By the Bombay govern
mont
The scinds brigade Of the Abyssinan force will isavs
Kurrac hee about October %.
Eighteen hundred mules have bees bought In Ne
Punjaub for service In Abr ssinA
Colonel ID. W. Stewart Of the Bengal stat corps, hao
been appointed TO command the Bengal Or The
Abyssniaa expedition. with ths rank q breadisr geo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

TrorBLs NEAR Lrscusune.-Ysstsrdsy msrniss .
warrant was Issued BY Justice George Bruce. com
paint Of Bernard Brooks eolored Of this county
FOR the Apprehension OF Jocob Jones and Jacob Jobnsoa
negroes who are charged with consptrng with others
10 make numerous attack upon h IN and otnsrs. 10
sppesrs that some Two weeks since, Mis DR. kcAstsr
who resides some sx or seven miles from the cay,
having heard that the backs wore accustomed 10 hold
secret meetings nor husbands residence adopts1
tho resolve o. discovering what object brought them
together she succeeded approaching their copciAve
close enough one night 10 overhsn thom avow tbsw
designs OF numbering several pariies against whom
they cherished erudgcs. Uu Friday night hyA
hcAilister again epdosvorsd 70 possess hsr,sIf
Of their piana She found that several dofn
were put on guard about the house In which iheY
we're holding thor meeting She quiced the noise q
these animals by giving them something TO cat ana
again spproacned cose enough to overhear what was
snspiring They wfe indulgng IN the most outsazsous
and frenzied language, Stating that they intended
snoot De hcAIIstsr snd others whose namos were
mentioned, aud 10 hang Bernard Brooks with grApo
vine, a. shooting was too good for him.
Brooks offence consists In his being conservative
colorsd man. Tho accused ordered 10 b. COM
m,t,ed 10 jail, and further investigator % the 60
vss sss for FRIDAY. -Lynchburo Rspa5icon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-13

TVS AtsExAEIs Grcsr.-Ths remarkable visits 70 the
house Of Mr. John s. Moon, Scossville. are san
going on Sunday uigat the powerful light 40 frsqusnuy
ssep Hooded the Passage Of the house. and vas subj
queaty seen from the upper windows lighting up ~.
nsh. Inese visits have been gong on now ior Ioss
months The house has been sntsrsa csrtsssv sen ~
bieen times and probably much ofseper. TOT w
two months the vsis avsvsgsd ten days LOT ~
last two months they have averaged severn um's =
west Mr. Moons hbuse has bses guarded nov ZEE
perhaps month"; bat u teens imposs ole " osp.uv
mysterious s,rangots who enter the house nkns ~
midst OF the circls OF pickles. The paues w I'D
posed there three Of thsu) carry false ksys so
open outdoors and iadoora They have also = snT,s
whistle whon mas besn repeatedly hssgyi ano me1
hsvs very rsmarkabls lsnsrn. vnioa v tnss ssA>s
CtorLoussetuS "a Chrrs,ictl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

An UNPUBLISHED ASEcDorE OF WEB
srER.-Mauy an old farmer OF Blandiord
tells a little "reminiscences Of Daniel
Webster that has never before found It's
way into print. While on II fishing ex-
cursiou among the bulls, the great ex-
FOUNDER came to the village one day
when the people were gathered for some
public occasion, and entered the tavern,
where were assembled between thirty
aud forty OF the principal men OF tue
community. To each one he was pre-
seuted oy name, and in those anti-con
stAbulury times Invited all to drink with
aim, Which they did. After halt 40
anur's general conversation, in which
Nil took part with perfect good will, the
srea, man IN leaving passed around the
whole company, shook each by the hand,
aud sithout stAmner or heSltancy called
each by his name, thus binding them ali
by the delicate compliment TO lifelong
allegiance and ut the same time per-
forming Il feat Of memory almost With
out parallel.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

An EDIroR IL uEAvES.-Uuder the
above caption an exchange gives a long
obituary notice Of n deceased brother
editor. The following is the closing
paragraph:
Should we not then rejoice that our
late friend of the scissors aud quill is III
heaven? In that paradise the cry OF
more copy will never again fall upon
his distracted ears. There his enjoy
ments will no more oe interrupted oy
the growls of the unreasonable suoscrI-
Der, or the duus of tue paper maker,
There he will enjoy entire freedom from
the d~etracuous aud Misrepresentation
Of political opponents, and the caresses
of ambitious political aspirants. 10
that blest abode he is no more to be
troubled with illesible manuscript or
abomiuable poetry. No rival editors
will there steal his thunder, or his items,
and typographical errors shall know
him no more forever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
CARSON ITEMS.
from the Appeal Of this mornlng.l

FROM Tue Appear VI tuI> uiolHlukl .
The Episcopal Church Festival was a
grand success. There have been \ great
number of splendid parties held here in
Carson, first and last, and this was one
Of the very best, il not, indeed, quite
the mos, perfect. We were greatly sur
prised, we must confess, to see how
handsomely the Senate and Assembly
Chambers had been fitted up. They
actually looked festive; and none would
have supposed that those rooms had
ever beer the haunts, for more than
ninety days, Of the laird Nevada Legis-
lature. Dancing WAS begun early in the
action and was kept up pretty steadily
until the smell hours. The music, b.
Brotherhood's cotillon band, was hrst-
rate, and everything was lovely, espe-
cially the refreshments. Bessie john
son served the lemonade like II fairy
with u silver ladle; and when Miss c.
stood treat to the press-gang aud his
folks, in the shape Of blackberries n
ice-cream, there was something sublime
about il. The supper Was gotten up IN
superb style; and turkeys and chickens
were in great abundance. Some silver
ware was ratified Off during the evening.
and Charley Hammer won II silver camp
kettle. We aren't posted as TO who
won the other things.
Is THE DISTRICT CoURr, yesterday, in
the case CT Theodore Winters VS.. Alfred
Helm e, al, after hearing Of evidence.
and argument Of counsel, and after due
consideration, it was ordered and de-
creed that the possession Of the Lake
Bigler Toll road. with appurtenances
md enjoyment Of right Of taking toll
thereon be taken from Thomas and Mary
A. Bedford and A. n. Griswold, and
persons claiming under them, and be
restored to said Lake Brgler Road Com
pNny. Motion for stay of 4 day grant
ed.
Is THE SUPREME CouRr, Yesterday,
there WAS II re0rgument Of the Beatty
coin case, by Messrs. Nourse and Clarke.
The hearing will be continued to-day.
R. s. Me5ick, Esq, will conclude the
argument.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
To the Public.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAI I
~ have this day purchased all the right. title
and Interest OF Martin Panian, In the ssloon
known a. the Philadelphia Brewery Depot, Gold
Hnl. The public are notified hereby, that will
pay no debts contracted by said Martin Panian,
after this date. MATT RAPP,
Gold Hill. July IL. 1857. jyi3.'w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
LOST

IN GOLD HILL. ABOUT THE FOURTH OF
Of July. a certificate Of dsroslt in the Bank
Of California, Gold Hill Agency, for the sun Of
Eighty Dollars. being No. S. l6l, and dated July
2, 1867 and Ia favor Of fraser Stewart. The
eertihc ate Is not endorsed. aud the pu lie are
cautioned against negotiating for II. as payment
has been stopped. who ever has found Il. will
please leave Il at the Bank or 1t the NEWS Office,
FRASER STEWART.
Gold Hill, July u. issz. ylhlot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

yellow JacKct silver .Mining Coz
Office, Gold Hill, Nevada, July j. le67.-At a
meeting Of the Board OF Trustees OF the fsiio"
raeks, Silver Mining Company, held this day, u
Dividend, No. Is, Of S~sventy.dve $50 DOLLARS
per .hare was declared, payable at tho once oi
The Company, Gold Hill, or at the Bank OF
California, San Francisco. on and after the loth
instant
The Transfer Book viii be closed from the
9Th 20 IN, 10th inst. inclusive.
wM. H. WATSON, sec'y.
-, ,se, iy3tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
SPECIAL. MINING NOTICES.
once Of tho Gold Hiii Qunrsu niI'

Ofnec OF tho Gold Hill Quartz h'''
and Mining Company. AS Montgomery S'I.e''
San Francisco, July G, ls67.-A monthly Divi'
dend of Fifteen tsl5) Dollars per share has mus
dsy been declared on the capital stock oil 'ne
Gold Hill Quartz MIL and Mining Company pay
,,b,- on and after MONDAY, the 18th Instant o.
the office OF the Company.
rrap,f.r books will be closed from tho 18th TO
the 18th. inclusive.
San Francisco. July 6, ls67. Jy"'n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

Is obedience to II municipal ordinance
for the arres. Of street musicians, In
Philadelphia, u hsnd-orgHnist was .nke"
before the Mayor Of the city. He was
searched as usual, aud in II belt around
MIN be had il treasury bills the sun Of
- 500.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

ADELIcATE SrYLE.-The editor Of the
S%teubenvllle Herald has seen a new
style of bonnet. II was a white bead,
worn on the top of the chignon, with II
thread OF fine lavender floss running
through il for strings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18

ST.. VINCENT De PAuL.-Father Buch-
ard lectures at the Catholic Church, in
Virginia, tomorrow night, for the bene-
i, OF the Society Of ST. Vincent dc Paul
Subject: ''Interdependauce Of the rich
and poor"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
Gold UNI .Ju,y 3. 1857. Jy3.u
-Imn.rinI mud Grnnl C~on.oiIdnted

Imperial aud Grant Consolidated
;old aud Silver Mining Company. Location OF
Works Wilson MinlnS District. sta'e OF ne
,,J, Sotirr /. hereby given that NJ u meeting
NJ ths Trustees Of .aid Company. held Oh the 10th
day Of July. 1867. Assessment No: g o, 81 PER
,hsrv, levied NAV Is, 1857, was rrscind"d aud an
A,,e.smrnt OF 81 per share duly levied upon
zach and every shsr. Of the CAPT al stock Of SAID
Company. payable inmSdi"te.y 10 .ns n. ne
Nine.
By order Of the Board Of Trustess:
W, p. HOLMES. Sec'y.
~. r,l. ID 1877 iyl2 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
Gold Hill. New. July IL. 1867. lyl2 Lin
JuIin Gold aud silver Mininy Com

.IuIin Gold aud silver MtninY Com
~,sny-Stor.y county, State Of NeyadL-Noi1ce
.hcreby given. that at n meeting OF the Bosra OF
Trustees Of said Company. held on tne isIh aay
mar, was levied upon the capital stock OF sa'd
Company, payable immediately. in United Slater
odd coin, 10 the Secretary. 607 Washington
-rr,-t. san Francisco, California Any STOCK up
OH which said aSsessment shall remain unpaid on
The ed day of JULY, 1867, shall be deeIaed de-
Iiuqu.n,. and will be duly advertised Tor sale, y.
before, will, be sold on MONDAY. the 18th day Vi
August, 1867, to pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising aud expenses
ot sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
a. NOEL. Secretary.
Once, 607 Washington street, San Francisco,
CsItf,ruia. js22 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
LOS T
Committee Meeting.
o T

IN THE FOURTH OF JULY. BETWEEN
" the yellow Jacket once, IN Gold HUI ana
the Provost Guard grounds, In Virginia city, rho
metallic POINT Of . Sword Scsbosrd. Ins
hnder will confer q great favor on the Ioor! oy
leaving u at the NEws otaea -
oela HI, July ., lte7. W."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
nancy Gold and silver Mining Co..

Dnney Gold and silver Mining Co..
Lyon County, Nrvala.-Noiice Is hereby gwen,
tha, at a meeting o. the Board Of Trustees OF
said COMPANY held on the 18th LAY Of June, 1877,
An assessment, of three (s3) dollars per share was
lrvied, pay able Immediately In United State, gold
and silver coin, TO the Secretary, 6o7 Washing
ton street, San Francisco. Any s,ock upon which
,aid assessment shall remain unpaid on the I'll
lay of JULY, 1867 shall be deeInrd delinquent
and will be duly advertised for sale AZ public anc.
ZION, and unless payment shall be made before.
will be sold on the TENTH DAY OF August
1867. to pay the delinquent, asses.ment, TO-
srthrr with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, secretary.
Dr1c- 6O7. Warrington street. san FrHncisc"
y. B-No stock will be transferred until the
Assessment be paid. Je2ltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-18
ICE! ICE!!

nur CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
n,n.S that The subscriber will furnish them
-,,s ics daring the sumner. His Ice wagon
IN ~ IN Gold HIIl every morning at s o'clock;
Nae. Tor N. article can he lrfi a, the Gold Hill
rHch,nro Saloon, and they viii be promptly
nil nc;. NIL NAV a. 1867. myl.tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The clerk OF King George County Court,
during the year 1866, issued flty-thrce mar
rage licenses, Of whom ten were wdowcrs and
81 widows. During the four years of the war
oaly thirty four were issued. Number Of suits
instituted in both Courts, during 1866, was 81.
The Mayor and Common Council Of Freder-
icksburg have prepared 4 memorial to The Leg
islature, petitioning for an appropriation OF
SIS, 600 to remove the wrecks that now GIL up
the Harbor of the river, obstructing navigation,
and rendering it difficult of access,
Mr.. Wood has Introduced a bill into the
House OF Delegates to incorporate The Planter S
Bank of Albemarlc 1t is to be q bank of dis
count and deposit-the capital stock not less
than $50, 900 nor more than $500, 900, in shares
Of $40 each.
Mr.. W. II. Beck, property agent, recently
disposed Of l20 acres of slate land, near Win
chester, belonging to DR.. Fl. S. Echelbcrger
for $1,000. Mr. N. W. Solenbcrgcr, pur-
cb aser.
The interest due on Falquier county bonds,
is now ready for payment, and in the hands of
William II. Gaines, presiding justice of the
county.
The net increase of population in Fredericks
burg in 1866 was 8,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-01-28

VIRGINIA LEOISLATURE.-ln the Senate,
on Friday, the bill to authorize Railroad. and
Canal Companies to endorse the bonds Of other
Railroad and Canal Companies, was discussed,
both upon general merits and the question Of
its constitutionaiiy At the hour OF adjourn
ment the pending business waists consideration.
In the matter of the election Of Second
Auditor there was great unaDlmlty OF Sentlment
in the Senate, on y one vote having been cast
against Gen Rogers, who also received q large
majority of the joint votes<sof the two houses.
COL Dulany, who represents the District IN
which Gen Rogers resides, and formerly repre-
sented, paid him Il very handsome tribute Ill
his speech endorsing his nomination, and spoke
of his merits both as gentleman and a man OF
ability, as having been fully endorsed time and
again by the people Of that District.
The bill to aid the immigration Society WAS
made the Especial! order Tor next Tuesday ;
and the two Houses have agreed to have a
Committee of Conference in regard 10 the bill
TO provide artificial limbs for disabled soldiers
la the House, among other bills presented
were one TO incorporate the Cape Charles hotel
company, and one to incorporate the Dollar
Savings Bank Of Richmond. Dir Garnett
offered resolution to extend the present scs-
sion cf the Legislature for period not exceed
ing thirty days which was adoptcd-ayes 81,
noes 7. Senate bill TO fix the salaries OF certain
officers in the Second Auditors office was
passed. The House proceeded to elect a
Second Auditor, General Asa Rogers and NJ
William J. Bigger being the only nominees
The former was chosen, receiving 81 votes or
Joint ballot House bill extending the time
for the payment of the revenue by sheriff3 vas
returned from the Senate with amendments,
which, after debate, were not agreed to. \
bill to incorporate the Great Republic Gold
and Silver Mining company was passed Mr..
Herndon opposed the bill amending certain
sections of the Code relative to Building Fund
Associations, and the bill was passed by.-Rich
L,o1,ire1