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COLD HILL ~TUNNELING

GOLD
(T Gold and Silver Mining Company.-Lo:
cation. Cod Hill Mining District County OF
storey. State Of Nevlda,-Notice - hereby
Siyen' that at 4 meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of said Company, held on the sth day Of 0Sto.
mar shars was levied upon the capital stock OF
said Company, payable Immediately, IN United
States gold coin, to the Secretary, II. WegenGr,
li4 California street, Ban Francisco; Cslii9r mn
Neyada' Any stock upon which said assessment
anal remain unpaid on the 18th day OF Norem,
Der, 1858, shall Do deemed delinquent and VII
,niss. nsyment ahail be made before, will b
soId on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day OF Deecm.
bsr. 1858. 70 pay the delinquent assessment, 70.
esther with costs OF advertlsing and expenses OF
Nv order OF tho Board Of Trustees.
r. WEGENER, Secretary.
onace-fI California street, San Francisco,
Californis. oclt am
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CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING

T. Company, Cod lin Mining pistHct, County
a Storey' Stata OF Neyada, Notce.-Ths fourth
annual meeting Of tho stockholders OF the above
named company, for the election Of Trustees Y
FRIDAY. THE THiRrEENTH GsrH) DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1893, at one O'Clock, r. 4, ~ tneIt
of1ce. No. 4la California street, San Francisco,
California. r. WEGENER. sccrctsfy.
n. B. Bylaws, Article 18th: No uNaste. %
stock shall be made ON the books ot Lns eoWRs.
ny three days prior 10 the annaai nese, 80
stockholders. I $3.50
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DR.. spencer's Fragrant sapoine,
4 PURELY VEGETABLE PREPARATION
FOR THE TEETH.

rOn THE |.
TT cLEANsES, wHITENs AND PRE-
serves the Teeth. prevents aching and arrests
decay, removes tartar. scurf. acid accumulations
and al other offensive substances nom them !;
prevents liberation and strengthens the gums,
Induces o healthy action and consequent firm
ness and brightness OF color; imparts u delight
dissgreeable odors arising nom decayed teeth,
uso or tobacco, bilious or acid stomachs-mak-
ing !t really such q toilet luxury as toinsure Its
daily use BY both children and adults, q practice
20 e~ssentill to the preservation or the Toeth and
health Of the gums, whilst the general demand
for Il st once announces the fovor 10 which II Is
universally held.
Ts Parents, Children, Young Men
and Ladies'.
Have You ever considered the importance OF
preserving your Teeth from decay! Have you
Considered the great functions they perform
through life, How much your health. comfort,
voice and well being depend upon them! They
are the hardest, most durable and firmly act
structures OF the human system. combining
strength. symmetry and beauty, and intended to
survive all other parts Of the body. Nature has
done well her work I bestowlng those beautiful
and useful organs, and len to us the duty OF pro-
toctin0 and preserving them.
Not6ine adds moro to Beauty than clean, white
Teeth, healthy, rosy gums, and Q sweet breath;
on tho contrary, the most beautiful face and rosy
lips become repulsive II, when the latter arc
opened, they exhibit the spectacle OF neglected
teeth.
Handsome teeth and purity OF breath Is an ad-
vantage which cannot be too highly priced, as
the want OF either Is the most unfortunate cir
cumstance that can befall beauty, and Is alone
sufficient to annihilate the most perfect and
otherwise inviting charms. 90,
II you have decayed teeth go at once to q skill
ful dentist and have them put In good order,
an o. which brush Thorn daily with the SAPorNE,
and by 70 doing arrest decay. preserve the teeth
and avoid the toothache, with all its attending
horrorx< T nr r
Sold by all druggists and dealers.
4. II. MCDONALD & CO.,
Proprietors and Drusgists,
San Francisco and Sacramento. Cal, amidst Platt
Street, New York. ty2-Sm
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11oT,cE-TO THE CREDIT.

NOTICE-TO THE CREDIT
~ ORA of ALBERT T. TAYLOR. q bankrupt.
In the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Nevada. In the matter OF Albert
+. Taylor, a bankruBt.-Soticc IL hereby given
that pursuant TO an order made by said Court In
the matter OF Albert T. Taylor. 4 bankrupt. on
the 18th day OF November, A. d.. 1888, a hearing
win be had upon tho petition OF said bankrupt,
heretofore filed In said Court. pIaylng for his dis.
charge nom all his debts and liabilities. provable
under the Act Of Congress entitled IAN Act TO
establish q uniform system OF bankruptcy
throughout the United States. I" approved March
3. 1861, and for a certificate thereof, before said
Court on tho aist day OF November, 1853. at -
o'clock n of said day, at the Medin Bvllding, In
the City Of Virginia. Comfy OF Storey, and
state OF Nevada, at which time and place any
creditor OF said bankrupt or any other person In
Interest. may appear and show cause: u any they
have, why the prayer OF tho said petition should
not be granted. Notice Ia further given that the
second and third meetings OF tho creditors OF
said bankrupt will be held before K.
STROTHER, Esq, Register In Bankruptcy for
said District, at his Office, Medln Building, In said
city, on the said 2lst day Of November, A.D.
isGS al 10 o'clock A. y. OF said day, and at the
time and place last Aforesaid the assignee or
said bankrupt's estate will apply to said Regis;
Ter for a settlement Of tho account filed In said
matter. as such assignee, and for q discharge
nom ali liabilities as such assignee.
r.. N. DAGGETT.
nov,t.tot Clerk OF said District Court.
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III Jacket Hose Company No. 2. i
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father, whose
ways are past finding out" has suddenly called
from our midst BY the hand OF death our Brother
Fireman, VIM. II. Began therefore, 1t is
Resofred, 1st, That we deeply regret the un
fortunate circumstances connected with his
death. ..H-L ns
Resolved. ID. That as the cad calamity falls the
most heavily upon the head Of his beloved wife,
that we tender her our most heartfelt sympathy
In her bereavement. JUG EnT,a
ReSored, Sd. That wo mourn the untimely
death Of our Brother Fireman, which has cro-
ated a vacancy In this Company which will long
be felt. la .lfINl o. EIt. .HI
Resolred. 4tll, Tint the Hall Of the Company
be draped in mourning for thirty days In respect
to his memory. and that these resolutions be
published ten days In the GOLD HILL News.
Signed. OH behalf Of the Company, by
A. G. HAY. Secretary,
II H. II. FLAGG,
c. L. BROWN.
u Tztl RIM 49,. Nn,, toNh 1910 .1fa an.
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ELIXIR VELPEAU.

ITO THOSE WHO FROM DELIcAcY OR
want OF means arc dsbarred nom consulting q
physician. this valuable remedy is cordially rec
commended. Although introduced to the people
Of this coast for tho nrst time, vELPEAU's
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe as in;
falliblc for tho cure Of spermatorrhca or semina'
Weakness. Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
voluptuous Dreams, Ringing In the Ears, Pslpi-
tation Of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
i've Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indennable Lassitude and Lack OF Tone to
the systcm resulting from sxtreme susceptibility
Of temperament or excuses.
A circular accompanies each bottle, with fulI
Instructions. Price, Sc 50. For sale by all ro-
spectacle druggists.
HosTRTTER, SMITH 3 CO.
San francisco, Wholesale Dnggists,
n'soiy4p and Agents Cor tho Pacific Coast.
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TN II
L hereby given, that tho undersigned has been
appointed as Assignee in Bankruptcy Of tho osk
tate and effects Of ORCHARD v. DEY, Of Storey
County, State OF Nevada, who has been adjudgsd
bankrupt, upon his own petition, by the District
Court OF the United States for the District OF
Nevada. $50 R. 8. NESICK, Assignee.
Dated October 18th, 1888. ocSt1m
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Notice to Creditors.

A Ill PERSONS HAVING BILLS OR &C
y counts against Edward Schaefer. OF tho san
Francisco Restaurant, will present the same
orthwith to the undersigned.
-. 80 ~ EDWARD SCHAEFER,.
San Francisco Restaurant, Gold Hill.
Sold Hill. November 18th, 1883. nolsff
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GREATBLOOD PURIFIER


RENOHATOR OF THE SYSTEM!
A New and Great Discovery!
A Certain Cure for all Diseases the Human
Family Is subject to, II taken in time.
APsrely Vegetable Preparation.
1EADE FROM THE HERBS AND ROOTS
l which were used by tho Natives and Jesu-
It's Of the Pacific Coast a hundred years ago, and
their combination has been 20 adjusted by long
and laborious experiment as to afford the best
result that Is possible for medical skill and intel.
llgenee to produce.
Blood Purifier and Life Giving
Principle,
Increasing tho Powers OF Digestion, exciting
tho Absorbcnts into healthy action, BY which all
the impurities OF the system are carried of, by
causing q solution of the diseased deposit, and
BY Purifying the Blood It renoyates the system.
Challenge The Wsrld 70 Produce a
Superior Remedy
For thoee Diseases OF long standing. such as
Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Paralysis,
Chronic Diarrhea, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Fever
matism, Piles, .Scrofula, Sore Eyes, etc., ETC., for
no person can tax these Bltters according to
directions, with proper nursing, and remain long
unwell. : TO- q
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Prolapsus Uteri, Whites, Monthly Irregularities,
Suppression, lncontincnce or Urine, etc,
Whether in the Youngo or Old, Married or Single,
these Tonic ''Bitters" display 40 decided an in
nuence that q marked Improvement Is soon per-
ccptible In tho health Of the patient. Being a
purely Vegetable Preparation, Il Is . safe and re-
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nIUDEND NOTICE OPFIOR
Yellow jacket Silver Mining Company,
6old Hin, Nevada, November 9Th, 1893. Diyi,.
dend No. II, OF Three Hundred Dollars (k3Ool
ONCE Of the Company, OF At tho bank OF Csli6or.
MIA, San Francisco, on and sitter the 10th inpt.
most f.F. OBBIETON, Secrtary,
TO0-D0INTsN0 =, -ny---5-.,---
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NlscELLANEous aApyRRTIsENENIs.
Corporation Notice.

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
i cooperating tho Town OF Gold Hill, Stotsy
publication Inc reports q the Clerk and Treas
urer, for the Quarter ending September g, 1868.
w D. c. GIBSON,
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Gold Hill. October 9th, 1858. tsgsss
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Respectfully submitted,
8. ". CHuBBUCK,
Treasurer OF the Town Of Gold Hin.
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Send for

Native California; Wino Bittcrs,
and you will obtain tho same popular beverage
so fayorably known since 1850. BEWARE OF
C0UNTERFEITS. Purchasers Of our Wine
Bitters arc requested to observe the familiar old
yellow label, and see that the words. "MERCA-
DO & SEULLY, SAN FRANCISCO" arc en-.
gravcd on the Government stamp pasted over
the cork OF each bottle. This IA the only effect.
ual security against tho counterfeit imitators.
iDepot-5O6 and 500 jackson street. San Fran.
cisco. MERCADO 5 co.
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Native California Wine Bitters.

p. Sainseyain, being duly sworn, says: !" Tint
the, article known as SAINSEVAlN,S CALI.
FORNIA WINE BITTERS was manufactured
By Mercado b Seully about the month OF March,
1851, without the said SAINSEYAlN BROTH.
Frs having any concern In the manufacture
thereof. That deponent has always known and
considered said Mercado q Seully a. the Sole
Proprietors OF the SAINSEyAIN CALIFORNIA
WINE BITTERS."
Notwithstanding the above affidavit. the said
p. Salnsevain 10 putting up a compound under
the name OF Sainsevain's Wine Bitters, repre-.
sentlng Il to be the Same a. our Celebrated Bit
ters, which we have been manufacturing and
selling in immense quantities since 1860, and
also afixing q nearly similar label to that used on
onr genuine Wine Bitters.
RE TO- DECEIVED al, -r.
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CLERKS REPORT
For the Quarter ending September
30, 1868.
ORDINANCES NO. so.

diunnce No. ~, cntItIed "An or.
dunance to Prevent md Punish
Disordorly Conduct,o passed Au-
gust 10Th, A. ID. 1867 passed No.
veMbrr Nth, A. ID. 1865.
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mo THE HONORABLE BOARD OF TRUs.
II tees Of the Towno OF Gold Hill; Gcntlemen-
I herewith submit my Quarterly Report as
Treasurer Of your Corporation, Tor the quarter
ending September 80, 1858. sFE'
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JOE PAINTING Of all de.sYiptieu,
neatly executed ii 10 Gold HIN NsSs oisss.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHANGE OF NAME.

vi sors to MERcADo s sEUL.
-LY, have been obliged, for their
own protection and tho safety Of
the public, to change the name Of
their celebrated Bitfcrs to LGEtA
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QUARTERLY REPORT 90.
or tho Treasurer Of the Te"n Oh
Gold Hill, for Quarter ending Sep.
s tetnher 40, 1865.
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OurSlGdl duu UouIdl OuuuS,
Alarss supply Of everything In this line.
Agents for all the popular
Patent Medicines.
We have on hand q most complete assortment
Of al the new American and European Patent
Medicines In general use, consisting IN part or
the following:
Ayers Medicines, Chevaller's Life,
james Preparations, Halls Hair Rsnewor,
Railways Remedies, Rings Am6rosia,
Costir's Preparations, Kendalrs Amboline,
Holloway's Medicines, Bachelors Hair Dye.
Graefen6ery's Medicn's, Hills Hair Dye,
Helmbold's Buchu, etc, Lyons Katharion,
0sgood's Cholagogue, Browns Ginger,
Wistar's Balsam, Walkers Bittens,
Sanford's Invigorator, Hostetter's Bitters,
Hsnly's Royal Balsam, Hamburg
Halls Balsam, Winslow's Syrup,
Hyatt's Life Balsam, Browns Troches,
Tar. GTE Garyilng Oil. u on.
Cod Liver Oh. 81 Thorn's Extract,
Watts Antldot0, Horseman's Hope,
Wards Kidney Com
pound, Bakers Panacea.
Kennedy's Discovery, Cooper's Balm.
PATENT PILLS.
Ayers, Brandreth's, Blanchard's. Clspp's,
Clark's. Cooks, Cheeseman's. Costar's,
G~raefenbeg's, H~olloway's, Jayne's,
Motifs. Maggiers. McLane's.
Mofiat's, Railways,
Sehenck's, wright's,
Etc, Etc.
x. II. MCDONALD & co.
= DRUGGISTS,
San Francisco and Sacramento, Cal, and 81
Piatt street, New York.
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II. H. MCDONALD q CO.,

General Agents and Druggfsts,
San Francisco and Sacramento, Cal, and 81 Plat
Street, New York.
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OvRRMAN SILVER mININs

Gold Hill, New, Nov. 18th, 1858. no1s-IN
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DEsOLUTIONs OF YELLOW

II. c. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill, November 18th, 1868. .no19-H
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MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW nsnEDlEsi NEW II EMk
Or. Gibbons Dispensary

S16 KEARNY STREET.
V4V cor. Commercial, San
Francisco, established In
1854, for the treatment Of
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such a. Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure. Syphilis in all its
forms, Seminal Weakness.
Impotency, etc., Skin dir,
eases tof years standlns) and
liberated Legs successfully,
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oncc-HI California street, San Francisco,
callfornis. oclt i'm
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Application for Patent.

WARREN It. LocKHART, Register.
RNl1 QOd . l.
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NE H E A - AZ "A.
INDIAN DEPREDATIONs.

ANOAAN D11ThEDAIplNS.
ST. LOUIS, April San Omaha special saws
the Indian agents and contractors for Indian
goods are suppressing authentic reports and
doing everything in their power to prevent o
true state of affair from being made public.
The following are only part of the depreda.
tons recently committed by the Indians:
During the last week in March a rancho on
Bitter Cottonwood, twenty miles west of
Cheyennes, was attacked by the Indians, who
killed boy and carried off the ranchmans
wife and the owner of the rancho. One boy
escaped to neghboring rancho where seven
men lodged The Indians attacked this house,
but were repulsed. On the 22d of March
party of 100 Indians attacked Horse Shoe
rancho, forty miles of the road, occupied by
man named Worrell, formerl, of the 18th Ohio
cavalry, and two other men. Having plenty of
ammunition the whites defended the rancho
till daylight and then escaped into the under
ground passage way, which was provided with
loop holes, where they kept up the fire, killing
wo Indians and wounding several. In the
m aantime the Indians burned the building,
stables and outh buses, which were valued at
$4,000. the next day Worrell and his party
escaped to Irving Spring rancho, three miles
east, where four more whites lodged. The en-
tire party stated for Cottonwood rancho, fit.
teen miles distant, and after proceeding six
miles were attacked by band of sixty In
dams A long fight ensued, in which David
Dunpier, man named Harper and another
white were killed and Worrell wounded. Toe
Indians lost five killed. The parties then held
council, and the Indians agreed if the whites
would return with them to Irving Spring
rancho and give up their goods they would be
allowed to go without further molestatiop.
Having no other option the whites compiled
with these terms. After plundering the rancho
the Indians set fire to the buildings. Worrell
and three others were brought in by COM
pany of troops The killed were buried where
they were found. On the oath of March
rancho on the road between Cheyenue creek
and Fort Fitterman was burned, but nothing
has been heard of the occupants. The Indians
are still stealing stock and committing depre-
dations unchecked The settlers in the neigh
borhood of Forts Fitterman and Laramie have
gone to the military post for protection.
A dispatch dated March 18th says two set
tiers living on LaCorta creek were attacked
by seventy Indians yesterday and their build
ings and farming property destroyed. The
men escaped to the fort.
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SPEECH BY THE NEW oovERSoR-Mokk RE-
moyAIs EXPECTED.

NEW YoRx. AnriI ga Richmond specia
SAYS that Gov Wells, in his aodress 20 the
Convention. said that he was a thorough Re
publican, and was in favor OF the policy pur-
snad hv that party In every respect. The prin.
cinles Of universal suffrage, universal educa.
ton and equal taxation must prevail, and upon
no other basis could the State be restored n
the Onion. He hoped soon to see the Consti-
tuition now being formed adopted, and a Gov
ernor under II elected by the people, for the
people were after all the source of all power,
aud then he should he pleased to retire into
private life, which he had left at sacrifice, for
the ONCE was not sought by him. He could
Iiy AFFORD 10 accept such position; but wheth-
er this constitution were adopted or not now,
us principles would finally preyailin tne Statc,
and it was the height of folly for men 70 ny IN
the face of destiny and oppose the rapid pro
gress of the political and moral IDEAS Vi tne
Republican party. 1t was through that party
alone that the Commonwealth could De restor-
ed to her co-equal rights WIN other states OF
the Union he had no friends to reward, no
enemies to punish, but should govern for the
best interests of all, and lend his assistance to
the speedy restoration of the State.
The people here generally are much pleased
with the new Governor, and think that his an
pontment is the harbinger of brighter days
for the South, under the rule of Grant.
Rumors are rife of more removals to be made
by Gen. Schofield. The most important is that
our Mayor, the Hon. Joseph Mayo, will have
to go, which causes flutter among the police
and other city officers.
The riot at Midlothian coal mines was not
renewed by the negroes.
POLITICAL AND OTHER MATTERS.
In the Convention to-day resolution pro-
hibiting the Legislature establishing separate
schools for two races was defeated
A speaker refused to give way to allow Ser
geant Bates, who is here. to be invited on the
floor, saying he did not wish to see the flag
brought in under copperhead auspices.
The Republican State Executive Committee
meeting to-day resolved to call Convention
ON the first Wednesday of May to nominate
State officers.
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co Nj Nj Z IL CIAL
Ca nbrisige Market.

CAMBRIDGE, April Z.
Reeeipts-Cattle, 318; Sheep and Lambs, 2,74O;
Horses, l45; Swine, =; Calves, 273.
PRICEs--l;eef Clttle-Extra, SIS 90 a 70 49, first
quality, $l4Oo 1475 second quality, S13 90 q 10 75
third quality, $40 10 "a II 90.
Prices of Store Cattle-Working Oxen, % pair, $50,
Mich Cows and Calves from $S7, $50, $50, $50 q
500. s..
Yearlings $40 q 80; two gears old $50 q As; three
years old S45 "a GO.
Prices of Sheep AMI Lambs-In lots, 50 80, 81 90,
81 50 475 each; extra S. 90 a 90, or from q SIC
% ID.
Veal Calves So 90 a 1000
Prices OF Hides, Taow and Skins-Hides 81 a &c
H.; Iallow q Sc p ib.; Pelts 81 % q 90 each;
Calf Skins 18c y ID.
Prices Poultry-Extra . q 2Oc prime II a 1sic
good IL q I7ci meiium none; poor to medium none
kemarks-Cattle changed hands early ithout urg-
ing at an advance of from 50 a 75c y cwt The sup
ply was very light, which the cause of the adj
vance, we are expecting stall ted Cattle from Cana
da weekly. IL the supply does not increase next
week prices will remain full as high as to-day
Sheen were in demand and sold r. adilv AT nrcas 10
in advanc The quality of many lot. was very good
During the last week there have beea large arriva
from Albany which were sold chiefly on INN son
Poultry-Supply light add sales were confined to
small LOIS. Last year, at this season. Poultry was
brought in in large lots, and expect to see addi-
| tionaf numbers weekly Prices this morning un
changed.
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e U R o p ID.
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, April SIT is reported on good au-
thority that Lord Cranbourne has been ten
dered the Office of Governor General of Cana
da to succeed Lord Monck. and that Earl Mayo,
now Secretary of State for Ireland has been
offered the Governor Generalship of India.
Lord Fitzgerald, Lord Justice of the Court
of Appeal in Ireland. is said to be on the point
Of resigning the Office.
The Irish hierarchy will soon present a petit
ton to the Queen in person, against any
change in position on revenues of the estab
lished church in that pa t of the United King
dom.
Deeds of violence against persons and prop
erty are of daily occurrence in Cork.
The grand jury brought bills of Indictment
against all the prisoners except O'Neill, charg-
ed by the coroner's jury with completely in the
Clerkenwell outrage. The trials commence
next week.
SAFETY OF DIR. LIVINGSTONE ASSURED.
LONDON, April 8-Evening.-All doubts Of
the safety of DR.. Livingstone, the African ex
plorer, are dispelled. Sir Roderick Murchison
to-day received a letter from the distinguished
traveller, which came via Zanzibar. DR.. Liv.
ingstone writes that he is in good health His
journey of exploration has bten successful
and he will soon return to England.