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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Application for Patent.
Notice No. lO3.


RsoIsrxR'sorFIcr. CARSON CRY. Nsv.,}
May 9, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN Joseph Trcach has this day tled In this
Office n diagram. together with y notice OF ap.
piieation for patent from the United States,
under Act Of Congress, approved July &c. 1906,
for twenty C20) feet of theComstock Lode, known
AZ the Trench claim, In Gold HIN Mining Dis.
,rict, Storey county. Sevads, bounded on tho
north BY the Eelipse NH and Mining Cos claim,
and ON the south by the Empire Mil and Mining
Co. !. claim. more particularly described as fol-
lows, to.wit: commencing ut post number ). from
which tn. southeast corner OF the Imperial and
Em,pir. shnft bears north SO SU west 500 feet
distant, aud running thence south 80 IL west 70
feet to stake number 6; thence north TO %
west 1857 S. 10 feet TO astatiou; thence north $40
81 wcat27 S3.l00 feet; thence north S9o &c west
Al 75.l 100 feet: thcaee north $40 49, west Sal 40
feet TO post number p: thence north 80 Ia east
20 feet to post number ~; thence sohih s4o AZ
.ss, 25l 7.l0 feet; thence south s9o GO east
Al rs 100 feet; thence south slo 81 east "a ~ 100
feet: thence south 10 50 east l.057 ) 10 feet to
the place uf beginning. eoutaiuiug so~cnty.fou
hundredths to7t. lOD of an aere. embracing said
lode with all dips, spurS. angles and variations
said claim being more particularly described In
the notice an a diagram postsdi in this ofiec and
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
May 8. lS6S.-3m Register. =
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. So.
RHaIsrER's OYFIcE.
CARSON CITY. NEv.,
n.h.,.wu Oh 1870

EtDEuhEy 80 AOoCs
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I'D.
IN Fry has this day aled In this office II diA.
gram, together with q Notice Of Application Tor
Patent from the United States, under Act ofCon,
gross approved July &c, 1866. for thirty By 900
fest Of the Comstoek Lode. In the Gold hil MIN.
Ing District, Storey county, Nevada Said claim
10 bounded on The North BY tho Alpha Gold Hill
Company. and OH the South by the Imperial Sill
YER Mining Company. and Is nsrcpartienlArly dc.
scfibcd as follows to wit: Commencing At post
,A" which Is situated North, eighty. four degrees
and my -four mInutes Cs49 say East, disiant 473
feet from the Sbpih,ssst corner pf'the Imperial
and Empire shah, [unling theasesouth 50 Y,
W. 30e@o.l .O0dN feet 10 post ',l5iS thenSeA J. 13o
aS, ". 1851 500 fc6t, thencc N. $40 81. W. q
$500 feet, thence N. 500 90, w. Il 73.lOO feet.
thence N. $40 49,. W. sci 7.lOo feet TO post &C."
thence N. 50 II. u. 30 $4,000 feet to post ID.
thence 8. $40 a.. Z. sci 100 feot. thence s. 800
20, E. Il 75.IOO feot. thence s. 1851, 4. "a s3.loO
feet, thence s. 73o &C.. L. LOST $40 feet to place
OF beginning. containing one and fifteen hun.
drsdthI scros, and Is more fully shown by tho
diagram and notice posted on the claim and In
this once. {.
WARREN T. L0CRuART, Register. :
mch2 GOD
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LEa.L apfsRrlsRMssTs.
for Patent.
Notice No. 90
n \. RyaI.rER's OYFIcE.

n. REGISTERS 0YrIcE.
CARSON CITY, Now. March 2sth, 1865:
Is HEREBY GIVEN TIA ritE
IN Clinton and Hubbs Company has nied ~
tbs office q diagram. together With a notice OIL
application for patent from the United States'
under Act o. Congress. approved July, 70, 1850,
for l,Oos feet Of the Oomatock Lode, known ~
the Clinton and Hubs Mining Company sclRim'
In the Gold Hill Mining District Storey county,
Nevada said claim ID bounded on the north ny
Abe Uncle Sam Company and on the south by The
Justice Independent Mining Conpsnyp elaiui.
S.dd claim Is more particularly described ~ fol.
lows, .o.wit: Commencing at n stake set In u
so ali Ruleh about 100 foes north Of. 8ears MN. In
Lever Gold Hill. At which point the ono-quartsr
section post on the west limo Of see. 5. i. 10. N
r. ri Il. bears N. 60 ~ W. IA feet distant. The
uummit Of Mount Davidson bears N. llo ~ W.;
Mount Lincoln bears 8. 43o 45 f., thenee run,
ming on tho supposed limo Of tho lOdeS; l29 ~
Ell ,O6S feet TO q stake sst on north side OF INC
American Flat road. near It's I%unctlon win tne
Gold Canon road. No surface ground 10 claimed
by thIs Company. excepting at the south end.
where 100 feet square (shown nero fully on me
diegram) 10 claimed for working purposes: Inc
walls Of this claim being unaseertained. the
Boundaries are not given. The lode Is supposed
10 10 embraced In an Rreaof four ~ aeres.
WARREN T. LOcRhAkT,
mL3o-sod Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. slot1.E4.

Nottco NO. 'AV
RreIsrrR'so,yIcF, CAR,os C.rI. NV.
NOTICE Is HEREBY aifsN THAT THE
IN Lady Washington Gold and Silver Mining
Company. by James w. Noyes. President, has
thisdAy died 10 this Office q diagram, together
win auotics OF application TOR patent fromths
United States. under Act Of Congress, approved
July 90. 1866. for thirty three hundred feet OF the
Granville Lode. known NJ the Lady Washington
Gold and Silver Mining Compauy's claim. inlhe
Gold Hll Mining Distsict. Storey county. No.
yada. aescribch as ollows, to wit: Beginning at
stake marked one. from which tho sbaft of the
Lady Washington Company bears north 10 west
zoe feet. and the southeast corner OF the PfonecH
Foundry, ia Gold Canon, bears North lSo east go
feet. ami running thence. drSt- north s1e east 200
feet thence. second. north $50 west 735 feet;
thence, third. nor htt9 Mest $50 l,ot; kheuce.
fourth. north 76o west 900 feet; thence, nfth.
south lao sast a.5jJ fest, thence sixth. south 100
east 16e fcet TO the placs OF beginnlug. contain.
insl5 ;ti0opcryS Thersnrobo kmoHn eklms.
ants on other end OF said claim. Said claim q
more particularly described, In the notice and
diagram posted In this Office and nj stake No.2
l''' wARRsSr. noSkHxkf,f
May II. isss-1m Register.
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Application for Patent.
Notice No. lob.
RraIsrEa.s OyrrcE,

REGISTERS OFFICE,
Carson City. New, Ma. II. 1868. 5
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT
IN Louis Sloss, 4. q. 1'ryon aud w II. Ifcnder.
son, have this day hled in this ofiee aIiagram,
together with n noti;e Of application for Patent
from the Unitej States. under Act Of Con.
gsrss, approved July &c. 1866. for thirty (30) feet
OF tho Coms.oek Lode known ~ the Eclipse Mill
and Mining Company's claim. bounded on the
north by tho Empire Mill aud Mining ~Company's
claim. aud on tho south by .h. Trench Compa.
ny's claim, In the Gold HIT Miniug District
Storey county. Nevsis, and more particularly
described aSfollows, tohwit: Commsneing 81 post
number I. from which. the southeast corner Of
the Imperial and Empire SHAFT bears north $50
or west i9lt feet distant, aud running thence
south 50 IL west 20 feet 10 post numbcr S..
thence north 75o &C. west .05T.5 feet to station;
thence north Sio 81 weat a7.S3 feet to station:
thence north Sp 20 west ATS feet to station;
theucs north $40 46 wost SAIL feet to post mum
Der 81; thence north - ~ wsst 30 feet to post
number 70; thshec south $40 49, cast 5ol.7 feet;
thence south s9o 26' east HIS feet thence south
$40 81 east2 T.83 feat thence sooth 60 or east
1911 feat to tho place Of beginning, containing
one l2-lO0 percs. Said clam Ii more parttcu.
lariy describedin tho diagram and notice Of aps
plicatienfor patent post-d in this Office and on
the claim. LEI .rrHE .H# r,nIha.
WARREN T. L0CKHART,
May 10. lsss-3m. Register.
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Application Tor Patent.
HoNoe.-No. 40.
nj. A. RsoI,rrp,s OTIIoE, a

%. u. 9; oIIlcsr ,x.3.;
ATOTICE ISIHEREBY GIVEN. THAT L. u.
IN Prankel has this dav aked In this ofaeo ada.
fram, Together, with n Notice Of Application for
Ess :. .ss;s ,sss ssS 8 3s:i !S%slsS;sSfsSssf
The Franksl Lode, known ~ the Frankei Gold
Ind sIivor Mlnlng Cempanys olatc In the Anne
ieanFat Mining District. Storey county. Nevada,
moro particularly deWIhfdchs foIb'ws to VII;
al stake marked No. l. from which
! .A,t -: gSs s,sSt X 4 ri, 4T ssss,sss ~
thence north go west 900 fest to stake No. Y
thenee s6utf TR9p baAt 900 1use TO stAks Mo. 4;
thence sousEoto Svtst sf.ao0fe& t6itht place Of
beginning containing 5 5i.f00 acres. There are
no knsIh CLAIMANTS -: elthsf and % ssid olnip.
~ 81 kaahuwARRHN TsL0ckHARTs ~
lMAah3n..,ear4 ,--lrner Anlc.kaghhsf- D
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,ApHtca.ies lor 4
RsarsrrR'so vIicE, CARSON orr. Nav
Notice No. ga.

= j. I" . /. AH
REsIsrkR's OrvIck, CARso. CRY, Nkv.,
.NiorrcE rs HsRssT GIVEN Tmxr1 A.
IN Lawson bias this day hled In this ofhee, 4
FOR PA,ent rom the United States. under ACID
Csngfen approved Jnfy 20 i9s6. for I 800 fcstot
,tho Red Wing Lode. known as the, Nelson Oon.
sSfdatsd CompAny's claim, n the Cola .Hnl'
NtnfnS District. Storey county. Nevada. core
so W., ant INSTANT 562 '4.i2 'fecx from section
isosnefi 9 snd1. Land 10. T. 10. n. n. 81 T.: rum
ming thence N. 65eo2 !, W:7s6 lSo hsot Co stake
No. 5 thence N. GOO 90, ". 800 fest toriake'No.
a themes n. go 90, q. 1900 feet TO ttxke No, 81
thsnes s.. 6ooafO,, E.leo6 fs4t' 10 'ftakSf Mo- g;
thence 8 $50 20, w. GO feet TO stake No, y;
,Ssnes s, s7csr.M ". lss fssito ,ks iIsss SfSs.
.IrnIne ,cantaInin el6 $40 aefcs. ~ .stus-i
WARREN T..LOCKHAkT,, !"
uhls.sp Rsfistsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30
Grcen Gold md silver Mi.ing Co.

county. NsvndA--Nouee Il hereby given that al
a meeting Of tho Bourd Of Trustees Of said Com
Pany, held on the 18th day Of May, 1858. au as,
ssssmsnt Of Ono Dollar per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said Company. pnys'
tile Secretary, at the ONCE Of the Company, No.
GOG Battery street. San Francisco. Any stock
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
on tn. Twenty. fourth day OF June, 1868. will b.
advertised on that day, and unless pay mont shall
be made before. will DO sold on THURSDAY,
delinquent assessment, together with costs OF
advertising and expenses Of tho sale. By order
of tho Board Of Trusteos.
J. v. JOHNSON, Secretary.
Onico No. COG Battery street, San Franclseo.
California. my25 lm
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StOckhOIders' Notice!

ITO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CROWN
Il Point q. AID I'M. Co.-Loeation of Works:
Gold Hill District. County Of Storey, State Of
Nevada. Tho regular annual meeting Of tho
stockholders OF the Crown Point Gold aud Silver
Mining Company, for tho election Of u Board OF
Trustees aud the Transaction Of other general
business, will DO held at tho Office Of thu Com.
pAny, No. 81 Hayward's Building, southeast cor.
Nor Of Licdesdorff and California streets. San
Francisco, California, at Q o'clock =. NJ, on MON.
DAY. tho LIST day oil June, A. D.. 1868.
CHAS. n. ELLIOT. Secretary.
San Francisco. Cal. May l2ih, 1868.
tOniec-No. 81 Hayward's Building. southeast
corner Of Lcidcsdorf and California streets. San
Francisco, California. myl4.id
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A-pplicasioN forfRntent.
Notice No. Oh.
Rrcnrrt's,eftL

Iiy .Rsonrrk's0fAcS Z.
CiKsos Ctr Neyl. April II: issS s
NOTICE IS HlRHPf GIVEN TFATTHb
psny ssthin day nis0 In this onsS q Niasrar.
together with . notice Of application for patept
from the U4itsd States; nndsr tps AetofCep:
@rs,,' appr1vsd July %. 1896. Tor thsse thousand
feet ottSe John L xo9e lode. tnoSHts ths
Kss. t; ISS,. G's% ,.: claim. s.isS saia
claim d sospaed on thsy 10y tho Sers Blame
canpmy'Eaaim aa4Es.NtA the notsn Y sns
.s.fsi~s a. fSIlows.t9-witi Bexipnins
AT . stat. marked i. from Which fheAonth on
old tunusi. Of The RSok Island Csnpanys ofsfs
north no $50 fsst, and passi.g tneacs-ess
500 sist3ootsst; theuee-sseonl!aoyth it.eAss
5000 fsst; theaselthlrf. norm ~ yssi ~
the LAcaofbsgianlsg oatAinlnR9 20 52.lO0s ersA
WARREN t. OCEuARfs Rsgicfss.
Apriili, 1855. Tsprif"5m.I
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b Josopll

k~OTICR.-Thc underslgncd Will receive obJec-
udns 70 the right to vote. on the part 81 auy person
registered IN the foregoing llst, until 6 O'clock 7. ".
II any, mast be made. by q qualified .~clcctori In
" itInE, specifying clearly the grounds OF objection,
am subscribed and sworn 70 by siioh clector. t0the
best Of his knowledge and'beleL gu,y. 4,
II ID u the interest OF every registered voter TO see
that hLs name Is entered correctly In the foreEolng
signeJ, in order to Insure q correct polling list.
Registry Agent for Township No. ,. Storey lc0unr
Ity, Nevada.
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Young John

NOulCK,-Thc undersigned Will receive obJec.
tiojls TO the Right to vote, on the part Of any psrsOn
regist<red IN the ~foresolng list. until 9 O'Clock ?. y.
any, must be made by o qualified ~slector, IN writing.
specifying clearly the grounds OF objection, and sub.
hIs knowledge and belief. o.
Itis 70 the interest Or every registered voter 10 see
that his namo 's correctly entered In tho forego,ix
list, anti report any error therein to the under
sIsnei,in orisr t~oinsurea correct polling ~;
Registry Agent for Township No, |, Storey coun.
Z Gold Hin, New. May I'd. 1868. ,'. /. 81.
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Meeting.

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
IN meeting Of tho stockholders Of the Hartford
Mining Company located at Gold I'LL, storey
county, state Of Nevada). will be held ut No. 500
California street, In this city. on TUESDAY, tho
9th day Of juno next. ut } o'clock p. ~, for the
election Of Board Of Trustees aud transaction OF
other important buslncIL
ED, NJ. HALL.
President Hartford Mining Co.
San Francisco, May %. 1858. my27td
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REGISTERED YQrsRsI Or gold HILL.
OFFIGML list

or RosI.tered vssers q the First Ward
Of Gold Hill sntitled % yste ~ tho
Z lManIcIpaI Eiectisa 70 be hold Isne LIST,
ilS1S, n .at tlI .4EWt , Nttt.5E 49,.
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Tup,r,.l C....,,s.,,a .Mi.i.. O.

Location Of works, New Tmckss Mlniug Dis.
trict, Humboldt county Styte Of HsysdA-No.
tiee.-There are delinquent on tho following de.
Scribed itook on account Of nssessmcnt twelve
aud q Half Conts) levied on the tThiStcsuth day
Of April. 1865 rshs several anoupts Set opposite
the nsms.iQ Tho respective shareholders. y. fol
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OFFICIAL I.IsT

f0r itcSis.ered Voters sf the ssrs.ss Ward
of, Gold Hill, oatltled 70 Vote ut the
iMunieipal Riccfien 70 be hold Jsie ist,
1858.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-30

.Rlts.1Fesss ,s,Ss.s Nh rlss si9 a 81
s sssI 70 B! ssssk kfSsssiKAss s.issl. aesrA ;nss,sss
or Box 81, P6Kodlse, 1AntHranelseo. xpfs.lv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-18
BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdvaOss To the 18th of February.

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-THE illness Of
Count Bismarck is Esriuus. He is moi
able to leave Berlin
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-THE Couuci has
at length resolved TO pay part Of the
FRpal debt,
LONDON, Feb. I7.-Private letter.
from Paraguay, dated January 18th, rep
resent the pruspeuts Of the PgraguHyanr
rs continuing TO improve. Lopez had
taken ths Offensive, and had twice bonn
bR-ded the Brazilian camp nsRr PRrerE
with effect.
The steamer from-Rip JEnsirp also
brings the following news. The in
1ernal troubles Of the Argentine con-
federation were increasing. The power
full state Of Entire Fsion had Joined
Rosa RioH in revolt against the
Federal Government. DR.. Mares Pax,
President Of the Argentine Cuufeders-
Lion, and President nj the Senate, is
dead.
Letters from Paris rsiterRte the state
ment Of changes contemplated in tbs
policy and CRbinst Of the Emperor.
DhlpaAuASs HO" 1HntA1t hnnDuncR
that British expeditiuna-y corps 90
cupied AddiErRft and reports reached
Senate thRt the advance had reached
Rsral and TRlatE. Ii was also rnmured
from Inv interior that the native tribes
which had revolted against King The
ndorns were again submitting 10 his
authority.
LONDON, Feb. II u:15. - CouEulg,
9256ssS. for both money and account;
United State bonds, TIAGR7I51; Erie,
4pA<; Illinois, gg5s.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. I7-u:lb.- Cotton,
active, excited and higher; sales &c, DDO
bales mlddling nplRnds al Sd OIL the
spot, and SGD TO arrive; New Orleans,
pa[d. BrsadstuffB, quiet; Corn easier
FRANKFORT, Feb. I7-I:15.-UnlIed
States bonds 1871.
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New YORK., Feb. 1.-THE Herald
mas additional RdviGes from Japan via.
San francisco, which contain the fol
lowing: One the of ShRgoor' f palaces al
JeddD was burned down by SR:Buma' +
men, who afterwards lost one of his
own. There was & severe fight and the
official report gives 300 killed and
wounded OF SatEumR's men, and 60 oi
the Government troops. The contend.
ing parties afterwards hRd a naval en-.
gREsmeut, in sight of Yokohama
when SRtsRmR's vessels escaped.
The TyCnOn's and SRtRuma's tlOupE
are now fighting IN the streets Of JBddn
SatsumR's palace was burned on tins
night of the 10th nit, and 400 men were
burned in it.
the Native town WINS or fire in fou-
different places on the s:h ult. The
fire was fortunately ExtinEUiBhed, hui
Win serious damage. Foreigners nave
been ordered by their COnBuls nut 10 &c
outside Of the Eertlsment.
Terrible mortality exists among
foreigners at aiago, twenty-four nav.
ing died in as many days.
Everything is ruist at AshR.
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votes given at an alBUtiOn held in Fob
7 rnRry, 1865, were for the Constitution
presented by Convention nj the pso
I pie of the State of Alabama, and
WHEREAR, A certain continuation o
citizens within said Sta1e refused q
vote, with the intent thereby TO defeai
the efforts Of the friends Of the Uniur
10 restore said State to its proper rslR.
lions TO The Union, therefore bR II
I REaOtUe6, By the Senate and HDLsae OF
representatives, &C.: That the STATE
LsglHlAturs-eleCt, under the new Con
HsIrurlOn of rhe State OF Alabama, bt
convened Al the capital Uf State, III
soon as prHCtiCRhls, by order of fhF
7 CnitAu States Military CummRnder
within the said State Of Alabama
Z and upon the ratification pr
BRlu Leg1HlRture nj the l4Eh ARTICLE
Of The Constitution Of rhe United States
proposed By the 18Th Congress. and tins
eRth OllshmGnt by law Of an impartial
suffrage within said State as authorized
I by sRic Constitution of Alabama. Said
State shRllihe admitted 10 represents
ton IN the Congress of the United
states IN RcGoroAnce with Lhe laws OF
the United States
| On motion Of Mr.. Banks, the Com
mirtee on Foreign Affairs was suthor-
lied 10 report back ut any time the bill
concerning the rights Of American ciri-
zens il foreign countries.
Inc douse went into Committee OF
the Whole on the Legislative, &C., RV-
preparation bin.
Mr. Buffers amendment providing
Tor mission TO GrssCe, WAS adopted
Mr.. Pruyu moved an amendment fur
Minister to The PapRl States, which was
opposed by Mr. WRshburns, of Illinois.
Rejscted.
Mr.. Williams moved TO strike out
the missions TO Ecudor, New Grenada,
Bolivia, Venezuela, GutRmelG, Mica
raguR, Costa RlGR, honduras, Argentine
Confederation, Paraguay and Salvador,
Debated al length The vote was taken
named IN MI. Williams amendment
and was rejected.
Mr.. Brooks moved an appropriation
foE the mission to Rome. Rejeutsd.
Mr.. Washburns, of Illinois, offered
an amendment requiring fees to Rny
Vice Consul or ConRuler agent be-
yond $1,000 10 bs accounted for and
paid intO the Treasury and prescribing
thHt no greater sum Than 50 900 shall
ne allowed for the expenses of any
Vice Consul or Consular agent.
Mr.. Peters offered an amendment
thai where fees are collected that ex-
cesd 81, 600, the salary where IL does not
exceed $1,000 shall he $1,000. Both
adopted.
Mr.. HOlman offered an amendment
requiring consular salaries 10 be paid
in lawful money. Rejected.
Mr.. Butler moved an amendment py
striking out the words Commissioners
and Consul Generals TO BHyri and Lii
IBERIA, and inserting Minister resident
10 8Hyti and Liberia and the Dnmini-
clRr Republic. After q lengthy debate
he withdrew 1t, Rnn the bill was report
ed to the aOuse and passed
Mr.. CTrlBwOid moved TO SUSPEND the
rules to enable him 10 introduce and
nave put on pHsBRge a joint resolution
IN relation 10 the rights OF American
citizens abroad.
Pending TIM question the House ad-
journad
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SHANGEA1, Jan. II, VIA. san Fran.
o1son, Feb. ia special to the Herald
says:
Yellow river has again burst itE
banks. Nothing hut foreign engineer
ing will restore them 10 their ancient
HDIidity.
The latest news received here respect
ing the Chinese rebellion is TO the efiec;
thai the 1mperiRliBtE have gained sev-
srAl victories over both the Nsufer an6
MohOmsdRms.
lis runursd that mandarin has of.
Tered to erect and work the telegraph
from Shanghai TO WuBing. If this bt
true ne Will unConsCiously give mate
rial aid 10 the East 1ndiA Telegraph
Company.
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FrOm Abynanntn.

New YORE, Feb. 1.-THE Herald has
the following cable special:
LONDON, February 16.-AdvicRs from
ths headquarters OF the British army
IN AOysBInIE state that King TneuduruE
If al his camp near the palace of Mag
dRlR, where the English captivsR are
confined The AbyBBinisn Monarch is
Bgld TO be in bad strait in h military
point Of view. An engagement he
tween the TWO armies Is Imminent. and
mHy take place at any moment. Iary
lev Of the disHffeGted native chiefs nov
acknowledge any feaity to Theudorus
Tine chie3 kRsaEi, ruler of the Ticru
district. openly courts the favu. % HIn-
jor General Napier. Gen Napier fears
thai this Chist, whose political CHAR.
RCtsr Is had, aims to mREine-hiIn,
and consequently seeks 10 arrange and
pertect binding treaty of alliance with
MIN, SO as TO hold him RuBwerR hle for
mis- future acts.
Thirty thousand English troops. o,
al CtHsReE, have been landed III SepuIis:
and the advance Of the Queens army
mas reached 10 within two DAYS march
Of AntRtO, MALI WY towards MaEdala
rom the shore line, where IL If very
probable the expected battle will tREe
place. The Egyptian troops with q
contingent force embracing many
Turks, are very near 10 AagdalR, nut
they use no caution and still march on
II reckless manner, without the SUNG
tlun of superior officers of the English
army.
The English in the interior number
about 2u,uGD. the troops suffered COD
slnsrEhly from the heat Of the wRRtner
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-18
Prom Sourb a-.,.1-,

New YORK., Feb. 1.-THE steamer
Santiago de CUBA, from Aspiuweu,
brings Panama dates to the 7Gn inst
The United States steamer NyacE
with General PrRdn, ex-Presideut Of
Peru, on board, reached CRldera, en-
route for Valparaiso.
The cholera is raging terribly in
BuenDs Ayres, there being from 16O to
1gO victims daily. The citizens ARE flv-
ing from the city al Vile Cneva. Ten
out of two hundred and seventy labor
Brs On the railroad had died almost HI
once, and the people are flying IN aIl
directions,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-18
Few EOrE Game murheL

NEW TuEE, Feb. L.
Receipts for the reak-BePvss .g26:
Sheep % BOO: swine 5 3ss.
BEEvRs-Ruied bupvEnf and tolerE
bly, active and &c higher; sxtrh lg5Ss
2Dc; primsss1salBc; first quality I7sI7T 1s,::
fRir I'd gono 1bs1b1a; ordinary 16E155sc;
inferior 12El4c.
SHEP AND LAAERs-Tals-abl nc
tive; ], 400 head on sale 20 dsy; rang
ing from 45Easz<c-
aoas-FIrmer and 1<c higher; offer
ngE, today, Agni ana quickly taken
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-18
Alabamn E,rrn,nn

PHILADELPHIA Feb. IA special to
the Press says: Unofficial returns from
all but TWO counties IN Alabama fndi-
cate tnat 81 900 votes were cast al the
late election; sufficient 10 ratify the
constitution and elect State officers.