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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

PANAMA SUNK BY AN EARTHQUAKE
A dispatch from San Francisco, dated
at 2:l0 this afternoon, sent by Major
Thomas ]. Blakeney to Henry Miller, of
the firm of D. o. Mills 4 Co., of this
city, says:
"Dispatch Overland reports Panama as
sunk BY an earthquake."-Sae. Bee, Thurs
day erening.
We have seen no confirmation Of the
above, either from New York or any
where else..
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SHx Mormon,, i. is stated, have issued


q large amount of paper currency,
which circulates very freely throughout
Utah Territory, and appears to be popu-
lar with the inhabitants. The notes are
Of various denominations, the larger
from one dollar upward, resembling the
legal tender issues from the United
States Treasury. The small half dollar
notes have on the right hand margin a
bee hive, and on the left a female figure;
read, the Treasurer of the Great Salt
Lake City Corporation will pay to the
bearer fifty cents, payable in United
States currency, and are signed BY Ho-
bert Campbell, Auditor City Accounts
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

A NUMBER Of female %compositors, who
were excluded from employment in the
printing offices at San Francisco by the
Typographical Union of that city, have
raised the necessary capital to fit out n
printing office, have rented a place, pro-
cured presses, type, etc., and have COM
menced a woman's cooperative job
printing establishment.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

TuE lowering clouds and chill winds
proclaim that rude winter is approach
ing with rapid strides. Careful and
prudent housekcepers are preparing to
meet the invasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

WHITE PINE BULLroN.-We saw a fine
lot of bullion to-day at the National
Bank, which had just been brought into
the city from the district of White Pine.
The lot consisted Of % bars, which were
valued at Sal, 1874 SO. It was produced
at the Oasis mill, formerly belonging to
General Page, bat now the property Of
the Eberhardt Company.-Rsveilk, sth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

The Mariposs Nail of November 9Th
says:
At about s o'clock last night this place
was visited by one Of the severest earth
ouakes ever. felt in this county. II came
from the north.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

DEACON Alvah Kimball, n prominent
citizen of Nassau, N. H., died in "
prayer meeting on Sunday night, at the
age, Of g.. v7
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FROM RUROPR-BY CABLE.

Cork, November l0.-A great popu-
lar demonstration took place here on
the occasion Of the funeral of James
Mountain, supposed to have held position
in the Fenian organization.
MADRID, November l0.-Thc Gazette
says it has reason to expect that tho
Spanish Government will at an carly
day constitute treaties Of peace with
Chile and Peru. 1t attributes the happy
result to the mediation Of the United
States, and to the sympathy aroused in
Spain in consequence Of the desolation
Of Peru and Chile by the recent earth
qnakes.
LONDON, November lo.-In the case
Of Miss L. Brecker, the Court Of Com
mon Pleas has rendered q decision, in
which all the Judges concur, that the
common law Of England gives women
no right to vote.
The Post predicts q postponement of
the Reciprocity Treaty between Canada
and tho United States. It considers it
only a sedative for the discomfort in
Nova Scotia. -a -"
LISBON, November l0.-Rio date, to
October 18th have been received.
The Allied feet and army was before
Ascension and news Of the surrender of
the city was hourly expected at Rio. az
It was reported that the United States
squadron, under Rear Admiral Davis,
was going up the river to Ascension.
LONDON. November 1.-THE Queens
proclamation d%issolying Parliament was
promulgated to-day. Writs for elections
have been issued. They appoint the
10th day Of December for the meeting
Of the next Parliament.
LONDON, November l3.-It is officially
denied that the Archbishop Of York and
Bishop Of Oxford will be promoted to
the respective Sees Of Canterbury and
York.
The Times, to-day, in On article on the
convention for the settlement of the
Alabama claims, alludes to Secretary
Seward In the following terms "The
official career Of Mr.. Seward is now
drawing to a close. To the favorable
result Of the late war his skill and encr-
gy largely contributed. His foreign pol
icy has been successful. He reslres
when all chances Of domestic or foreign
strife have disappeared. he must nat
urally wish, in common with Lord
Stanley, to terminate before retiring
the dispute of all the details of
which he is the master. The
convention is especially important, be-
u at times when the national
jealousy weakens tho confidence, it
establishes a freer precedent. for resort
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

TIT Grecian Bend is the name of the
latest style hat for gentlemen. They
are worn extensively in the cities, and
are becoming to any one. Get (on)a
"bender by all means.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

DRINKIsa glasses are bad for men and
looking glasses for women. One makes
the head unsteady with liquor aud the
other with vanity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

~" y SAN FRkNcIsc0, NoVeWDsI ".
1856 Alpha. sss@sl 9 Belehss: sl .S az ri g;
40 Chollar. Potosl, Sis SoTlSeYiS9S N .S Sai
Crown Point, sll94sgAl; 9 Empire MOL No,cl ~;
10 Gould & Curry, $7o9I; SCI Has a g so,c ~
$4s65l@5o; . Imperial, 3 ssi Sxe<msS' ~
az 10: Ssa Savage. Sss 5000 5000 30 Sierra
NsyS3, ssSaa3 10: 80 Segregated Belcher,
rs 90; 20 United States 81; q Yellow Jacket,
So0O6Ge6O: Gold, l34L.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

no YoU PREFER TO INSURE IN 4
Comnsn which takes the money out OF
Inc county, ind invests Il whore accumulation
are slow. or one which invests Its mnds There
ORGANIZATIONS are more rapid, and must ihure
10 your benentf
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES
PACIFIC MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
OF
ANorHKR LOCAL LIFE INsU.
RANCE COMPANY.

u,ouLD YOU INSURE YOUR LIFE IN A
w Company Of msn Of whom you know
nothing. when You can just - easily take z pol.
iey IN 4 Company managed by leading business
men who are we'll known th~roughoutjh raeine
Coastf
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HORACE GRsxLsy's salary on the New
York Tribune is said to be $4,000 year.
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Death of Governor Ted, of Ohio.

GEoRaETowS, Ohio, November 10
Ex-Governor David Tod died very sud.
denly this morning while preparing to
take the train for Cleveland. G.
Destructive Fire in Syracuse, New York.
SYRACUSE, November l3.-The Sher-
man House and q number Of adjacent
stores and offices were burned this
morning. Loss, $4,000. The prop
erty burned is In the heart Of the
ia
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Now York NeMs.

CHICAGO, November l3.-New York
specials say there was nm. improved tone
in all the markets OF the opening, but
afterwards 1t was reported on the banks
that they were large creditors at the
clearing house, which was accepted as
An indication Of another locking up of
g~reenbacks, and everything declined
and there was IN increased pressure to
realize in all directions. There is n
feeling of great uncertainty in regard to
tho future. The markets are influenced
by every rumor. II is in the power of
the combination to withdraw their
money from bank at any time and there.
by create a stringency. it is feared
there will be serious trouble tomorrow.
United States officials nre ~investi-
eating the Cuba fllibustering schemes,
but have made no arrests. Colonel
Gibbons, chief officer, says be has
$4,000, 900 in bank at st. Thomas, and
has been promised three war ships and
four steamers. The expedition will sail
in %detachments and be landed Mt some
convenient point near Havana.
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Tho Election In Kansas.

LIAyrYwoRTH, November l3.-The
Legislature stands "a Republicans and
one Democrat In the Senate. The lat
ter is elected by only five majority. The
House stands 81 Republicans to six
no,,ooroka
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
WESTERN UNION LINE.l
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
WESTERN UNION LINE,l
EASTERN TELRGRAMs.
Missouri-T-o Estim.tes Of Her Repub'

Missoari-Two Estimates Of Her Repub-
lican Majority.
ST.. Louis, November 1.-THE Repab-
iiean says l0l counties give McClurg for
Governor n,6l9 majority, and figures
the House Of Representatives at 81
Democrats and 80 Radicals, and seven
doubtful. The Senate stands rs Radi-
calls and 8 Democrats. The Democrats
figures are larger as to the majority in
the Assembly. The Democrat thinks
McClurg's majority will be about 10, 900
and Grants 10000.
A Claim for the Banner Congregational
District.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE Second
Congressional District Of Illinois gives
Farnsworth 4,4l8 majority. tits claimed
as the banner district Of the Union.
Alobnmn Goes for Grant.
NEw YoRK, November IA Tribune
dispatch from the Republican State
Committee, says Alabama has certainly
gone for Grant.
Brutal Prize Fight Mt Detroit.
DETROIT, November IA prize fight
took place to-day on Peche Island, be-
tween Elliott and Gallagher. 1t was u
most BRUTAL affair, ending ina rough
aud tumble struggle. The crowd in at
tendance were the worst lot of criminals
that ever went unhung. AS the fight
progressed, Elliott got the worst OF the
battle all along ; but it was evident
that the referee would be killed If he
decided In favor of Gallagher, who re-
peatedly charged foul play upon Elliott;
but the referee feared to allow the
claim, and finally after a promiscuous
clinching aud fighting, without regard
to the rules, the referee gave his decis-
ion in favor Of Elliott.
Geenral Mcclellan.
New YORK, November ll.-General
Mcclellan is about to take up his resi-.
denee permanently ut Hoboken.
A Sensation In tho Senate Of Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, November Ex-senator
Cole introduced n preamble and rcso-
lutions in tho Senate to-day, setting
forth that Senter, Speaker Of the Sen.
ate, was a member Of the Confederate
Legislature, and had favored many acts
Of oppression upon Union men, and had
been clearly guilty of treason, and that
he was, under the State Constitution,
ineligible to office, and all the acts
which he signed as speaker Of tho Sem
ate were illegal, and therefore the
Speakers chair should be declared vn.
cant, and the Senate proceed to elect a
new presiding officer. These resolu-
tions produced great excitement, being
entirely unexpected. They will come
up for action t Tomorrow, when a stormy
time is expected.
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soRRNooN STOCK REPORT.
SAN FaAScIsco. November !

[CosnEcrrp DAILY ny NELSON. cHubsueh . "
GOLD HILL r
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A SISTER of the wickedest man in
New York" married the wickedest man
in Chicago, got q divorce from him, re-
married him, and is now suing for a
second divorce.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

CixcISNATI is growing over Chicago
because she is able to poll 5000 moro
votes than that city. Chicago retail
ates by charging that the 5000 votes
arc " fraudulent"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

4 MAN advertiscs in the Paris Figaro
that for n pension of $4,000 he will
place himself wholly at the disposal OF
his purchaser; will fight duels, climb
glaciers, descend into Nesurius or pre-
c~ipilate himself from a balloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

A FIREMAN on a lake steamer was
caught recently by the crank Of the en-
ginc and squeezed through a hole six
inches wide in its resistless descent. DO
was found in pieces in the hold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-14

FEEDING VEGETABLES TO Cows.-A
Hamburg, New York, farmer, who has
had large experience in feeding cabbage
and turnips to cows, says his practice is
to feed Immediately after milking
never beforehand he has never been
troubled with the milk being favored.
He also says he feeds turnips whole,
with the tops on, rs there is no danger
from choking when fed in this way.
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PENMANsHIP !!

TERMS as Le....., : 90
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gas Nsm eflsaus grssesai, Iharsdss, gssemhsr a.
Tribute or Respect.
OFFICE OF THE MEeCHANTS' MUTUAL I
INSURANCE COMPAsY, (
rev Orleana Dec q. ts6s. ,

OFFICE OF THE MERCHANTS MUfUALl
INSURANCE COMpASY, (
rev Orleans Dec %. 1863
At meeting Of Board Of Directors Of the Oon-
pany held this day p. S. Witt introduc I'd the To-
lowing preamble and resolutions which were uasnimsaV
adopted;
Where's BY the nterposiicn Of Divine Provdsrce tue
Hon JSo PrxHERroN President Of his Cmpsy from It's
foundaioD removed from among we trust 70
better world;
Where. s. his demise his family loses an exemplary
husband father and relative; the country devoted and
pot cazsn and tbs Company sgnsy able cour cons
officer whose valuable services hh ever es ap
precisied;
Besoved Tha. sincere o. profound respect Tor
lis utInosy and hesret sympathy to his die
widow and children and all deplore his loss the once
this Company shall remain dspsd in mourning of the
space If thirty days
That resolution be spread the minutes OF this Boara
published all the city papers, and thst an authenticated
copy he ted the Secretary to his oereAVed
family. - $50,
~.
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An attempt was made in the recent reform
act in England to provide, at least partially,
for the representation of minorties At the
election for the Parliament the scheme was
partially tried, and the results are given in
the London Spectator as follows:
In Bertfordsbire the Liberals were 20 the Con-
servatives about in the relation OF 81 to "a, and
by the operation OF the minority clause there
were returned two Liberals TO one Conservative,
which, Of course, exaggerates the real Liberal
strength. Again, in Herefordshire the Liberals
were to the Conserva!ives about IN the relation OF
70 10 50, and there, by the operation of the mi
nority clause, there was returned one Liberal 10
two Conservstives-s result exaggeratng the
local Conservative strength, but not so much as
the result in Hertfoidshire exaggerated the Libe-
raj strength. In Berkshire the Liberals we're TO
the Conservatives in the ratio about Of Is to 81,
and there, by the working Of the minority clause.
they returned one member and the Conservatives
two. Again, In Cambridgeshire. the Liberals
were TO the Conservatives In the relation of 80 10
80. and there, by the action of the minority
clause, they returned one Liberal member 10
two Conservative members. These were,
We believe, the only English counties sub
ject 70 the minority clause 10 which
there was any contest to test the actual
strength Of parties; and Ia these we see that.
taking these four csanties together, there were
!, returned. by the action Of the minority clause.
a We Liberals to seven Conservatives by parties
" hich may be SAID to be very nearly 10 that ratio
"A az. on an average, In the ratio OF 70 10
"a, which shows certain loss of. strength. as
conn 'ared with the ratio of their votes, to the
weak sr party. the Liberals. On the other hand.
hut for the minority clause they would have car
ried bit one of these counties Hartford hire, and
gained had the number OF seats been the sane.
The three seats there while the minority seats in
sCsnbridg sshjre, Herefordshre. and Berkshire
wolld have gone TO the Conservatives, leaving
the Liberals with three seats to the Conservatives
nine. The r,ajority clause, therefore, in those
counties has not given the Liberals representa-
uon up to their full party strength but mach be-
yoad Sbst the ordinary majority principle would
KAYE eiyen.
In the loorougbs where the system was
..;.a che reselt was to give to the Liberals
,a,rass, cation in the proportion of to l,
vh;,., N. "a strength, compared with the
was about 2 to I. The deduc-
49,, Gems 10 VI that the plan, as tried in
Ena,ana NAV be :. elective bst it at least has
the merit of giving I, vFssentati0n to portions
80 -.:....;.. ,,h;.,,' otherwise would re-
main unrepresented, Will :" it has not dimin-
ished the working strength vi we ma'ory
party.
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CHH1sTMAs EDITIoN.-The CRESCENT Of to-
morrow will contain special and extra fea-
lures adapted to make it an appropriate and
entertaining holiday edition. Among literary
contributions expressly prepared for this edi-
tion will be poetical romance IN blank
verse, entitled Loved and Lost" and a
-p.ese eLsteb,-- Christmas housiniseonoe,
which includes a strange weird fiction Illus
trative of The horrors of African witchcraft
or youdouism.
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THE SALE OF CUBA.-It would be character
istic of Mr.. Stewards tortuous and circumlo-
cutory methods of diplomacy, ifSIr. Cushing's
visit to Europe is in the nature Of a secret and
unofficial mission for initiating negotiations
for the purchase of Cuba. While We can see
no necessity for thus mysteriously and circuit
tously approaching the matter, we neverthe-
less see plenty of reason for hoping that this
plan, if really adopted, will lead to the cession
of the island to the United States before its in
ternal troubles have proceeded much further
in Disappointing its industry and impairing its
prosperity. The authorities in Spain, whether
monarchical or republican, ought surely to
know that disaffection towards the rule of the
mother country pervades almost the whole
Creole population Of Cuba. They should
know, too, that this disaffection is chronic
and ineradicable. Its special developments
may be depressed, but it will always be ready
to break forth, and must ultimately lead to
separation from Spain. possibly to the ruin of
the island. No Spanish American people has
ever yet commenced revolt against the home
government without persisting to the bitter
end. The Cubans will form no exception.
The language said to have emanated from the
existing authorities at Madrid, that they never
would re.inquish Spanish province, is SIM
ply stupid if it has reference to Cuba. 1t is in
the fame spirit as that of the Bourbons when
clinging to petty prerogatives and losing their
thrones. The question for these authorities
will at length be TO sell Cuba or suffer the
humiliation of losing it without any sort of III
dempitv
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Ns- OK INSIDE PAGES = Second Page :
City Topics, Interesting Developments in a Case
in The Circuit Court. Editorial Paragraphs,
Anausenenis. Third Page: Northern and Vest
ern Ne,os, Tie Indian Var, English pie'o Of
the Mississippi Valley, Amusing Washington
"reminiscences. Siath Page: Official Proceed
ings Board Of Assistant Aldermen. Ssre''a'
PAGE Financial and Commercial Reports.
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We are indebted to Mr.. Haley for late num-
bers of the Sporting Times, the Days Doings,
Frank Leslie's Magazine, The Illuminated
Western World, HTper's Bazar Turf, Field
and Farm, The Spirit of the Times, The Lit
erary Album, the Hearth and Home aud
Every Saturday. These are all for sale at 20
Com mercial Place and at 1913 Poydras street.
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The interesting account of the attack by
robbers on the town of GAINESVILLE, Texas,
came in too late for publication in this morn
ing's CRESCENT, but will appear in to-mor-
rows issue.
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THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER "a. 1866
AMUsEMENTs THIS EVENING.

yARrErIEs-Great dramatic sensation. "Lsueatire L'ss
IT CHARLEs-"Cinde1eia"
aosnrNy OF xrsIC-.Upsiner-MIe Tsurnour, the fe
male Rymnsst
CRESCENT CITY MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE-iOs and
a 81. Charles street-opcn from A. N. 10 l0R NJ
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dennIty.

The long expected novel by Mr.. Charles
Dimitry, of this city, entitled 1.-THE House in
Balfour street A Novel," has appeared We
are indebted to Mr.. Eyrich, 100 Canal street,
for a copy. We defer criticism until our Sun
dap 3 edition.
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The Crescent is under obligations to Mr.
NJ d. Monserrate, the clever purser Of the
steamship 1. c. Harris, for his kind remem-
brance and for the account he furnishes us of
the attack on GAINESVILLE. We owe you one,
kind sir we owe You one