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Arrivals.
ny noSSER LAKE ROUTE:

A Baldwin. A X P Harmon, T II
Keely and wife, Miss E B Nelson, = + baa,
noch and wife, &C Monroe . hn,o', q anu II
wife, S Sanders, Mrs Bruce, : Stislc' Hrs
Whitney, A J Bailey, Joseph Batty, .axs
Rose Jcpson, G r Hutchinson, hoo' pIaS
,ton, W Bradley, Sam Rosener, mrs 's W.
ner and servant, ] Weber, a p'T ILL.,"
Rlackburn. + Carroll, Christopher oS Sn
David Seaman, W Horton, IL Lesson, UNI W
TAYLOR. C C Suttrell.. DAM MSsheison' W.
w Virgins, Thos Noon. Fred brSnnah'
maggie Kate McCarty, Mary MSSat.y' Sas
Harrington, Pa, Carroll, james Burns, ~,
MeDonald and son. John Lamm0n, MiSnaei
savers. John Saycrs, Eugene sullivan. John
welsh, Dennis Harrington, a Il iSicnSrd-
,on. s II Flanders, NJ Il Monchester' Ihos
Rsrryman, Arthur Bergman, r Marks, ID
lawson and lady, ] Paxton, JR McPher-
son. John Tyler.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE:
Mrs S Mayors, NJ Chase, C V Smith, Mrs
E + Peters.
Depa tures
ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:
Miss Nettie Caleb, Mrs B V Barry, W
A Gcrhauscr, G A Gross, A X
Train, Miss Stanley, Mrs Dix, JOS Francis,
FranE smith, Mr. Dcvlin, C CayanauSh, &c
Mrs G Mayors, ID Cohn, Miss A NJ
Tidd, Mrs Thompson, ID Powell, Miss Car
roll, Mr. Higgins.
pY OVERLAND ROUTE:
HAT, S wyk, w b Callahan, II Eli
son, Mrs Ellen Smith.
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.
,.id HiIi Quartz MilI aud sIinisE

Geld Hail 4voTt uAiti uuo pksAas8
Company, Storey County. State Of Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given. that at a meeting ofihe
Board Of Trustees ofsaid Company held on tho
18th day Of March. 1865, an assessment Of
Twenty Dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said Company, payable on
the 18th day Of March, 1865, In United States
gold coin, to the Secretary, R. wegener, 4l4 Cal.
lfornla street, San Francisco, California. Any
stockupon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL. 1868. shall DO deemed delinquent. and
WILL be duly advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless shall be made before. VIII DO
sold on FRIDAY, the eth day Of May, 1867 to
pay the delinquent assessment together win
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale. ny
order ofthe Board Of Trustees.
r. WEGENER. Secretary.
Office, ~ California street, San Francisco.
California. mhl9.lm
Notice Of Interchangeable Stockholders In
The Front Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining
Company, are heraby notified that a meeting
will be held on SATURDAY, April II. 1868, at
3 O'Clock p. NJ, nj the Office o fAldrich g. DE Long,
Virginia city. BY order Of
II. II FLAGG, Secretary.
Gold Hill, March IL. 1865. mhls.td
Dividend Noiiee.-Thc KESTUCK MIN.
ING COMPANY has this day declared a
dividend Of Five Dollars ts5 0O per share
on each and every share Of the capital
stock OF tho said Company, payable on satur
day, MARCH 18th. The Dividends upon all stock
standing In the name Of A. Z Hill, Trustee, will
be paid by the Agency Of the Bank Of California,
In Virginia, Nevada, on presentation Of the Ger.
| tIhcstes Of stock.
Office Kentuck Mining Company, San Fran.
cisco, March 10, 1868.
THos. SUNDERLAND. President.
i March 10 1860 lw
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Masonic Notice.

t,,r,v,,R STAR LODGE NO. 5. P.&
S4'M. meeta at their Lodge-room;N~
corner Main and BLANCHARD streets. no,a ~
.a,a,sd Recommendation, hrst Saturday In each
month. AiIBrothrcn In good standing areeof'
daily invited.
D. W. N. HALL, Secretary:
Gold HUI Feb. l. 1858. VA"
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Boiler and. Sheet Iron.
TUBEs n RIvETS,

We are now prepared TO do MI Kind. OF
work in sur iinc than
can be done this side OF San Franeiseo, asu AZ
the shortcst notice. We pay rarue"iAi N''sn
tion 10 all kinds Of
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MOORE & RIORDEN,
Practical Boiler Makers.

unYing~ proenied TeeI. Of the Best
III Pattern, and with al the hoaern imp,osy,
Elnda nf
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Charges ut snn Frnncisco Rates.
Jy?I II H.. HARRIS.
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Is T. p a I.R I O.!

Aud teop Mills waiting a shsrter Timc
for their repairs than any others. The prSpris-
nj .ork passes directly through their hands,
which enables them to strictly GuarRatee
Nil WorL both In quantity and quality.
Thankful for past fsvors, we would respect.
ruily request a continuance.
Orders LEFT ut the Fuiton Foundry,
ON the Divide, attended 10.
.THOaIAR MOORE,
J. T. RI0RDEN.
Lower Gold Hill. March 7. 1858. mr7.tfIs
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Assessment Nstice.-Belcher Com-
pany.-Noticels hereby given, that at a meeting
ofthe Trustees of said company, held this day.
an assessment Of Twenty-Five dollars (s2s) per
share waslsyled on each and every share Of the
capitalstcck Of said company. payable lmmedi'
ately to tho Secretary, at the Office Of the COM
pany, Virginia. Nevada. In United States gold
coin. Any stock on which said sssessment shall
remain unpaid on MONDAY, April 10, 1868.
WILDE advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless paymen. shall be made before. Will be
sold on THURSDAY, May II, 1868, to pay
said delinquent assessment, together with cost OF
advertising q, expenses Of sale. By order Of
the Board Of Trustees. .
II. BRUCKMANN, sec'y.
virginia, NV, March u. 1868. mhlt-lm
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Medical and Operative Surgery,
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There have been SO many Balls this
season that one becomes fairly bewil-
dered at contemplating the m~ulttudin-
Gus terpsichorean festivities. Some oil
these social dancing parties have been
very good and satisfactory, while others
have mot but the Ball of all Balls will
be the Ball Of Yellow Jacket Hose Co
No. ., Gold Hill, which takes place
Monday evening, April 9th, al Theaer
Hall. Everybody of course will have to
90, or at least buy \ ticket, whether they
20 or not, for il will please be borne IN
mind, that this Ball is for the benefit OF
the bows who stand forth and battle with
the fiery enemy, protecting our homes
and 6resides from the devouring hend
therefore. their organization muss'be
supported and properly sustained.
The DEAD ALIvE.-We are happy to
be able to inform our readers tina. the
man found dead in Virginia, at the store
of NJ. L. Dexter on the Divide, was only
in a u state, and he who was sup
posed to be dead is now alive and doing
well, eating his three square meals a
day. The name Of this extensive sleeper
is Van Wrinkle, commonly known as
uRip," or "Uld Rip" Since his resur-
~rection he has commenced trading at
Dexter's, for all his clothing, groceries,
provisions, boots, tobacco, castor oil,
etc, following the example OF everybody
else in that section.
NEVADA BoILER WoRxs.-Joseph Tay-
lor. at the Nevada Boiler Works, Silver
CITY. manufactures boilers At the short
ca, possible notice, aud does many other
things. which are set forth in his adver-
t;sement in another column, to which
We direct lhe attention OF all mill men
and mining companies. Patronize nome
industry, IL you have the true interest,"
of tbs country at heart.
PrpxRs' BEvERAGEs.-lt has become
a very popular practice among the hu'
man species on the Pacific coast, as vel
ms in Virginia and Gold Hill, to indulge
more or less in the use OF wines, liquors
aud cigars, but it is not every one Wht
knows where to go in order TO procure
the best, on the most reasonable terms
pipers' LIQUOR store and saloon, cornei
Of B and Union streets, Virginia, Is tn'
very place.
BuLLroS.-van Wyck Il Co., Coll
Hill, received this morning for meltinI
and assay, sara ounces crude ouiiion
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MEDICAL.

DR.. Hitler pny. Particular A'ten'ion
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POLITICAL. INTELLIGENCE.

Charleston and other districts were not represented
in the recent Democratic Convention held at Co
lumbia.
republican mass meeting, composed mostly of
colored people, was held in Augusta, Ca, yesterday.
1t was addressed by several speakers and candidates
were nominated for county offices.
me conferees appointed by the republican conven-
ton OF the several counties OF the Twenty-thrd dis
trict of Pennsylvania met at Freeport on We'd
nesday and elected Samuel A. Purviance, OF
Allegheny, and Colonel John M. Thompson, of
Butler, as delegates to the Chicago Convention.
The conference was unanimous for Grant A re-
solution nstructng the delegates to vote in favor of
Curtin for Vice President laid the table, and
resolution denying the power right of the State
convention TO select delegates for the district
passed.
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MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, April Q, 1868.
Appointment Confirmed by the Senate.
The Senate, in executive session to-day, confirmed
the nomination Of Edward $. Dundy, to be United
States Judge for the District Of Nebraska.
General Grant and the Impeachment Question.
Washington despatch to the Euening Telegram
says the sentiments which have gone abroad accred.
tied to General Grant, which commit him to the
impeachment movement, are practically ignored by
the General either way although the statement
came from creditabe authority. The General per-
sists in refusing to have anything to say con-
corning their truth or falsity, so that those
anxious to know how he stands upon this
important question are left to draw their
own conclusions. All attempts to elicit his opinion
met with the reply, ~ would prefer not to con-
upon that subject" Here the matter ends, and
the General retres behind the nexplicable retcency
for which he has become so famous.
The Treaty With the North German Confcdc.
ration.
The President this morning signed the treaty re.
Gently made with the North German Confederation in
reference to the naturalization OF foreigners In the
United states.
Suppression Of the Ku KIux Khan.
II has been tclegraphed from here to Northern
papers that General Grant has instructed the CON-
manders Of the military districts in the South to
take immediate steps for the suppression Of the
secret order known as Ku Klux Khan. All such
statements, however are erroneous. General Grant
has given no such instructions to the military COM
manders. General Meade commanding the Third
Military District, issued orders against the secret
combination solely on his own responsibility. Gen.
eral Thomas, commanding the Military Department
Of the Tennessee 1t Is understood, will soon issue
similar instructions to the troops in his department.
but az the States Of Kentucky and Tennessee are
within the Union and have recognized governments
he must wait until called upon by the Governors be-
fore he can take any action. II Ia expected that the
Governors Of those States will soon request the aid
Of General Thomas in breaking up meetings and
operations Of the Ku Klux Khan.
The New Coinage.
Specimens Of the new one, three and 1--WE cent
coins from the United states Mint In Philadelphia
which The bill recently introduced by Mr. Kelley. OF
Pennsylvania, proposes TO put 10 circulation, were
received at the once Of the Comptroller OF the
Treasury to-day. The new coin is composed Of
twenty-five per cent nickel and seventy-nve per cent
copper--the same proportions used for the present
five cent piece. The new I've cent pieces are the
size Of the present piece, the three cent pieces
smaller, and the penny pieces are rather
smaller than the present copper pieces The device
all Of them IL alike-on one side the head OF the
GODDESS Of Liberty surrounded BY the words
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IA sesm.,s E-'-us Bessse; Ashlsnd Fisher
"A A,s arrived 9Th slip Missouri, charssion brig Leigh
ss,.s sss ss: ss ws
Nevada W %sS
hsoH ss% dss Below
s o''
SsT sysn New o Havsn so
n ssss.Bark File dc Lair; brss Brisk, Chowan Village
BATH, April 7-Arrivsd, schr Ella Fish, whey rappa
SoTsy 'Efi Ss1SGso ssSa Pss
SEoSSETowS. Dc. April sX s19Ssa .ehr Highland
John @n s'Ssop Winter Sysss
s. ssy L.. &c
port Hspr:.ta nm 90 for saso Yarmouth BAXTER Hysnnt
Mary Pesse Lightboat Achom, Rockiand for do; Belle
S aS A % for do oS ao Saas
gloucester for dol arrris, Fuller Willard Portland
w HsysR Geo
% fe S1sna L%s
e. ief
ssvsnysa Tes Har6or river.
Sawyer Reed Calais for Piovidsnce Lyra Hssk DO for
ce Perry r A% siwy
keens Passport fos Philadelphia Sarah Gardner sockey
:sHs sTs sT Es" Phil
"a . 7se sGG before reported
JAG. JACks0NyILLE April Arrived, sehrs seguine,-
woSdSs wooaSay Boston, Shan
non SSbr Roberts Nassau, MP; Ann Valentine, Bayes,
NOBLE Apriis-cueared ship Scranton, williams,
ssh.AIriyes sshs Ann Susan, Douglass, NYorl
NEW ORLEANS, April 2-Arrived steamship Gen Grant
Hdreth NY9rk; ship Wellington lBr) skaln Liverpool
Leysrst from Brs.Os also waiting ORDERS
mssss .n ysS New
pool; barks eovana Batista Ita Gusiemno do Areuza
sogTnw EsT PASS, April 4-sailed, bark Eliza, and brig
nl MEwfSRT ARr ,l brig Kate FOSTER
AM-Arrived, schr Francis Gibbs, Philadelphia for
,o NEW April sshrs Unc9 Norwich
H Ss% sG {SE Ror,
Hail. Gzaoehpors Tor Morwsh Rsmore
Memingway do Langley Langley, Philadelphia; Mea-
PENSACOLA, April s-Arrved, schr Clara Rankin, Ran
sy ss:s.
seanshp Hunter Rasers Providence; brig orto-
'sars sus Lena
donda, Whemore Salem; Philanthropst Warren Bangor
Clara Bell Surgess, Boston; Joe Hay Hathaway, Wareham
Percy p Mailman, Calais; Surprise Beers Boston
ding Rockland for NYork Dashng Wave, Camden for
Cleared-Brig Hattie Wheeler. Bacon Cardenas.
PAWTUCrET, April S-Saied, schr James Parker, Sr,
PROVIDENCE, April S-Arrived schrs Anna Frye FIRE.
Deals Island; Sea Nymph Conley, Baltmore Joseph
Porter Burroughs Philadelphia Mantle, Simmons, Eliza
sailed-Steamer Whrlwnd, Geer, philadelphia; schrs
way Haleo do Glover, Ingersol do; Lake, Adams,
do; Hannah Blackman, jones' do; Brooks, Brooks,
Pawtucket for Philadelphia Horizon, Newman, do for Doll
Barnes Avery NY9rk Mary MershSn' Hrightman 90 Zoe
New Regulus Haeck, Elm City, Kelley 40 Iowa, Phil.
brook do Rachel Jane Soue do sloop Charles Sherman,
do.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1l-Ceared, ship Industry, Lin
nell, Caao.
April s.sailed, ship Coldstream, Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, April 4-Arrired, ship Ocean Wave tBr),
Noall, Martinique-wil load for the Clyde "
Cleared-Ships Charles Chaloner Br Russell, Liverpool;
Screamer Yo1nS do; Atlantic, weym1th, s. John, NIB
Adams Baker, st Domingo for Boston.
STONINGTON, April 6-Arrived, schrs Rchd Law, York,
Philadelphia; Beckett, Rondout.
Cleared-Bark Patmos knight, Baltimore
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o ''"'es VI Ahenca' a the ether side are
s.v ,sonan nuneras one Aree and 1--WE. The coin
" "Pp'"'""' q and convenient to handle
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
WARRINGTON, April 0, 1868.
~. O.. fEkvENr1oN IN THE PARAaUAYAN WAR
a., -. ~ 4SLss, tdem.) of N. Y, offered the follow
e 1e9dticns, which were referred to the Commit
VOC a Foreign Afrairs:-
o' Rsa.is The n1son: q South xmeTisa =.
quested 20 appoint special mission to BRAZIL Bolivia
h .'l s1's requested to inform the
parties 70 he war now raging SssSssn dose
MI. KERR, (dem.) Of Ind, asked leave OF absence
until the 4th OF May, and also asked that he have
u tie ,s OF May TO prepare and e the minority
Morgan.
~, M sooyEID, !regl Of Pa, acting as chairman Of
case go over until the LIST Of May.
Mr.. KERR said he could not possibly be back by
Mr.. sooFIELD then gave notice that he would call
up the case whenever the House would be in a con-
diton to hear and dispose Of it.
Leave OF absence was given 70 Mr. Kerr and several
other members.
THE DIsPRANcHIsEMENT OF DEsERTERs
MI. SHANKS introduced bill to amend the twenty
first section of the bill to enroll the national forces
SO as to modify the provision DISTINGUISHING desert
ers Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
PROPOSED MERCANTILE ENTERPRISE IN THE LOBBY.
from Messrs. M. b. Brady Company, photographers,
asking to be allowed to place table in the lobby of
the House for the sale Of the pictures Of the Impech
ment Managers.
Mr.: ELDRlDGE, (dem.) Of Wis.,, inquired whether
tne Managers were to have any interest In the
pr0htsY
She SPEAKER stated that he did not feel at liberty
to assign table. desk stand in the lobby for any
purpose.
Mr.. SPALDING, rep.) Of Ohio, remarked that at all
events the House would not authorize such thing.
Mr.. ELDRIDGE hoped that unanimous consent
would be given If the Managers were to make any
thing out Of 1t. uaughter)
On motion OF Mr. WAsHBURNE, (rep.) OF ILL.,, the
letter was referred to the Committee on Rules
The House then resolved itself into Committee
OF the Whole Mr. Washburne, OF ILL.,, chairman,
impeachment trial. There was no business to be
done afterwards.
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S HIPPING NEW S

Almanac for New YOrk--This Day.
Sun rises. 5 80 Moon rises ...eve 10 IL
Sun SETS ....... 6 "a High water. morn 10 "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A MEDICAL WONDER-HYATrS LIFE BALSAM.
"A Rheumatism neuralgia and govt, Ia their stages
scrofua kings evil eryspeas, old ulcers and the
cases of diseases of the blood great debility liver complaint
Kidneys sarheum &C., &c. certainly cured BY this
sovereign purifier.
HYATT'S LIFE BALSAM cured Mr.. Joseph Mclaughlin
OF mercural scrofua after had destroyed part
nose and eaten holes entirely through the roof the mouth
He was then dS67 residing Phpsburg, N j. The phys
clan had abandoned the case and his friends thought him 10
dying state, when Ms brother advised him to the Life
and TO this city In month he entirely cured
Inquire at Is Fifth street.
HYATTs LIFE BALsAM perfectly cured Mr.. William
Springer lSS Broome street, OF inammatory rheumatism OF
90 severe character that be became deranged He could
not lift bis hand TO his head and confined to his
during three months.
The Life Balssm has been tested by the public during
eighteen and these OF hundred
thousand which 1t has cured.
is certain curative Fstula all durable cases.
Principal depot 2i6 Grand street.
Sold by druggists; III per bottle, or six for IS.
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A SIGN OF DEvILS.-FOLKS NEVER GET TIRED OF
"A looking at Old Nick and DR.. wOLCoTT of Pain Paint
renown, has just issued show card gives SUM-
cient display Of devils TO satisfy the most fastdous At every
drug store where displayed be crowd of
reading the names of the different devils classifying the
various demons The whole design is well executed and
not fall OF producing comment and sensation. Pain Paint
certainly worthy OF the best display and Dr. WOLCOTT
master OF the situation, and shows with telling effect
People know that Pain Paint will without leaving
smart stan and that Is hundred ahead Of the
burning niment composed Of pepper urpen
tine and that all can free 40 Chatham square,
New York, and $50 Broadway.
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:, a the ether side are
>Aree and i've. The coin
and convenient to handle.
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sea- flooding decks burst jbs; 9Th inst lat So h H.
passed nw nber Oh hogshead other wreck stuff
ssn MY thief tBr, Keene, Mayasuez Pr MareA - With
% Michena Since March - has had heay
oo ~" fos Portland from Matanzas, In sinking condition.
IN the eight number and brouf them 70 this
e, gee Disasters March a. lat % g. lon ~ spoke brig
Scnr Heseman, Ponce PR Is days. with sugar
ana oranges to Dolner Potter Had strong westerly gales
and sph sail. March a. Ion g. spoke schr Jason
schr -Four Sisters shssrsr cenfuesos Via Key where
put Tor repars II days, with sugar. &c to Loud
80 say n S:ysen OF Great Hsrno Clayton Lavscs
C schr from Maanzas for Portland sth 49, 70 So
ot ham a. from s. JsgO New York g days
J'e; ana was short Of provisions supplied her.
SeS hha lama. Butler Philadelphia for FAN River
ssr ssraS ra lSya Kelly for Dh'Sn
"'''oNs A""eoo'Pn'" W. w" 40
schr Edward Stanley, Rich, weIaee. for Virginia
schr Marv nf SaScosk New Haven for Elizabethport
S Schr GGha,enge Edwards, New Haven,
schr Or Franklin, Hogan, New Haven.
Schr o orng ds,s s1L Johnson Bridgeport
The hrig Omega, McGinns from Matan,as has arrived
sp her cargo Is consigned 70 Emmett-vessel to
the cargo In the hold. e~'
w ne snip Bessie Parker which st consigned
Elwc Co. Had fine weather throughout the passage.
was Sill anchored on the bar last night.
Steamships Hansa, Bremen; Henry Chauncey Aspnval;
agIe havana; Herman Livingston, Savannah Manhatan
Charieston Rebecca Clyde, Wilmington NC Saratoga
iok &C CARROLL Baltimore Palmyra Liverpool; ships Reso
% bass Lorena Rebecca Carana brigs ca
and others. T'' N'
Wind at sunset wNw.
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Ship Helen Cooper, from Sunderland for Aden Feb lat
Ship Daniel Webster Brown from Loadon for New York.
Bark Mary steson o., of New York. Feb lat Is S. lon
Feb IL, lat N. lon %.
Brig Mary Comery from Cuba for Philadelphia April g.
on Barnegat by pilot boat Ezra Nye, No q.
60, no lat nor Ion.
Harriet Graham O. from New York for Point de Gale
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for the benefit OF creditors Plaintiff obtained inds-
ment In the first suit and secured the money giving
security to refund It n he Should fail TO succeed in
his second suit against the third party The case was
appealed TO the General Term. where 1t was decided
that the assignee had valid title TO the funds ana
the case came up yesterday on motion TO compei
plaint1n TO pay back the moneys. The palnun
claims that having appealed and given security Ior
costs ne cannot be compelled to refund the money
until decision shall have been rendered on tne ap-
peal. Decision on the motion reserved.
Chicages Rock Island and Pacific Troubles
Renewed-Injunctisn.
Joan T. Gates p. Ihs chicago. Rock Island ana
Pac{He Raay0ad C08epdnv Sf a. This u suit
preciS4ly similar 10 those instituted BY Hatch, Fisk
tie now ana alleged Illegal and unanthorised issue
OF nine tho9sand shares Of stock me only nav
matter alleged being the negotiations for settle
ment q al the former suits recently had at Cnicago
settlement I'll the properly OF the defendants now
within the Jurisdiction OF the court viii be removed
beyond It's control. rr W. ~, y, -,,..-..r, .
An Injunction against the defendants was issued
on the 9th Of June, and the case came before the
court yesterday ON motion to continue that pre-
minary Injunction. The court reserved it's decision
The New York herald., 1868-06-25
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

TRIAL ON A CHARGE OF MURDER.-A special term
OF the Court OF oyer and Termner for westchester
county was held at White Plains yesterday for the
trial OF Michael J. Canta and Charles Burke accesso
ries Of Thomas Fitzgerald in the killing OF Miss El.
len Hicks In the town OF westchester on the morn
ing OF the I'd Of August $780, The parties we're SOL
diers of the regular army OF the United States sta
toned at Fort schuyler. on the night Of August I
they had had difnculty with one Alexander Elliot.
After the difficulty they went to the fort and returned
In an ambulance being REINFORCED, and on return
ing they surrounded the house, In search OF
Elliot Failing TO find Elliot Fitzgerald deliberately
raised his musket and shot MISS Hicks. After the
shooting the soldiers all ned, but arrested In
the morning. jury was selected from twenty-five
jurors called. The prosecution closed Its testimony
BY i've O'Clock. Benjamin Bailey, without introduce
Ing any witnesses, then commenced to sum up the
case TO the jury and In an able and eloquent appeal
occupying about half an hour, presented the cause
Of his clients to them. After recess for supper the
District Attorney, John 8. Bates, summed up the
case TO the Jury for the prosecution. The Court them
In a few and perttnent remarks about the law and
the testimony, gave the case TO the Jury.