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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-07
ALPHA GOLD MILL MINING

A I.PUA GOLD IT'LL. MININE
n Company-Location, Gold Hill. Storey coun.
tees OF the Alpha Gold Hill Mining Company,
held on the 10Th day Of June, a. n. 1853, Il was
resolved that an assessment Of Twenty-Five ($2S
Dollars per share, in United States gold coin, be
and the same Is hereby levied upon each and
every share OF tho capital stock OF the company,
PAYABLE Immediately to L. Goodwin, Secretary,
at the office Of the company, In Gold Hill, Neya.
da, and that said assessment will become dclin.
ouent on the THIRD DAY OF AUGUST, 1868,
and on that day all stock on which said assess.
ment shall remain due and unpaid will be adver.
ies1 I'd LEWIS GOODWIN, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALE.

GREEN GOLD AND saLvRR
u Mining Company, Gold Hill District, Sto-
rey county, S~eyada.-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock, on account Of as
sessment No. u, levied on the 10Th day OF May,
1888, tho several amounts set opposite the names
OF the respective shareholders, Us follows:
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e'0sDo:y
NEW REMEDIES! NEW EMED,n"ae
DR.. Gibbon's Dispensary,

616 REARNY STREET
VAV Cor. Commercial. San
Francisco established n 1854
for the treatment Of Sexual
and Seminal Diseases such az
Gonorrhea, elect, structure.
Syphllikin all ltsforms Somi.
nal Weakness, Iinpotsncy.
otc. skin Diseases (of years
standing aud liberated Legs
successfully treated.
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ovBRu An sALE-coN11SuBD.
; ..id a.liaauent assessment. together With costs

nav said d.unouent ASSIGNMENT, together With costs
Of advertising and expenses OF SALE. -
THOS. J.. OWENS. Secretary.
Once No. 10 Steyenson's Building, souinwsss
corner OF Montgomery and California streets sSsh
Ffancisco, California, J
The above sale Is postponed until WEDNEs-
DAY, JULY Sth, at the same hour and place.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
THOMAS ]. OWENS, Secretary:
San Francisco, July 8, 1868. jy6td
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Application for Patent.

mmNNNEN T.
May l2. ls55-3m, Register
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LOUISIANA.

The Convention-Quu Qualifications for Holding
Omcc-Debate ON the Proposed Increase Of
Per Diem.
NKw ORLEANS, Feb 49, 1868.
In the Reconstruction Convention to-day . resolution
offered, which lies over that person shall be
eligible TO State or municipal Offices who has the
justification required In tho for members OF this
Convention, but tho Legislature may by two-thirds
vote remove such disability.
A resolution exempting one thousand dollars worth
Of property from seizure or any obligation after the
adoption OF the constitution was referred TO tho Conn.,
mttee Resolutions.
An effort was made take up for consideration tho
resolution voting thirty per cent additional pay the
members OF the Convention. Judge Cooley spoke
forciby in favor of representing the
evil eject such legislation will have upon tho masses
when voting the ratification OF the constitution de-
monsrang that there Is necessity for this additional
pay.
Mr. Regain, who offered the resolution providing for
additional pay spoke In defence Of his resolution In
very supplementary language In the OF which
he used many personalities and was called ''lisr by
Mr. NAPLES. the motion TO reconsider was lost by
vots OF 70 10 20.
A resolution adopted providing for board or
egstrars TO consist Of members OF the Convsn-
ton whose duties shall begin Immediately after the
Adjournment have entire control OF the elections
far they do not conflict with the Reconstruction acts
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpos MoyEy MAnxrr .-.Loypos, Feb. 1875 p. M
Consols closed al oak g3h for money and account.
American securities closed Al the following rates.
United states Avc-twenty bonds ~: Illinois Central
Railway shares, 8sk Eric Railway shares, ASK; ATTAIN
tic and Great Western consolidated bonds, as
FRANKFORT BouRsA --FRASKroRr Feb. 1916 p M
United States bonds quoted al 15x 70 for the
Of 1894 - 49,
Bourss IL dull to-day and rentes are 1aL
IIvsppooL CorTos NARKsr-LivERroors Feb 1876
M-The cotton market closed quiet and easy at the
follow ing authorized quotations iddling upiands In
port SID m idpg uplands, to arrive Skd. s,id. (;
Midding Orleans sXd. The sales Of the day foot W
10 900 baec.
LIyrarooI BssADsrvvrs Marcel -Lw.arooI, Fab
13-S r. M-Corn, l3s. 3D.. wheat, 15s 100. for
California white and Ia I'd. for No. red ostsrn.
Barley, 90 cd. osts, 3d. 100. Peas, 4Ss Ffonr s7a
Lsysnroot Provisions MARxsr--LivsRrooi, feb Is
sP M.-Besf liza Cd Pork, 52s %. for xev. Lard,
5ls. %. Cheese, b2s. Bacon, 3ss. Cd.
Lfyxspool PnopucH MsRKm.-LlvxRpoc< Feb 19--s
p M-sugar, 24s. Ga, for No ~ Dutch ,fandard Com.
mon rosIn has advanced 3D. and was iss quoted Al o.
Cd medium ros!n steady a. liz sTts turpen.lns has
advanced Ia, and 10 quoted ~ 32s Refined petroleum
has declined 70 Is. Id. Talow stsldy Al S2s "a.
LONDON MARxErs --LoSpos /sb. 13--ll 10 A. u =
0ls--Iinsssd $50 ioa spsrps clio; whale, Gss. Lin
seed cakes, &l0 o.
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NEW YORK.

The Cornell observation-disclosures Of the Trus.
tees-Eiection OF the Faculty.
ALBAar, Feb Is 1888
At meeting Of the Cornell University trustees this
morning the following gentlemen elected 70 the
faculty OF the institution Professor OF Agriculture
Joseph Harris; Professor Of Military Science Major J.
H whittlesey, Of the United States Army Professor OF
Mining and Metals. T. H. Mitche Professor OF North
European Languages, d. W. Fiske.
The following gentlemen were elected to the nom
resident professorsnps and Professor
Natural History Louis Agassz Professor Of Agriculture
Governor Frederick Hobrook OF Vermont Professor Of
General Geology, James Hall, New York State Geoogs
Professor Of English Literature, James Russell Lowell
Professor OF Recent Literature, George William Curtis
Professor Of Constitutional Law Theodore w. Dwight
The nomination OF Governor Holbrook was made upon
the Recommendation OF the executive Committee Of the
State Agricultural Society, now IN session.
The reports presented BY tho different committees
show that the affairs Of the Unworthy satisfactory
beyond the antcipations even OF its warmest friends
Everything will be In readiness for the opening OF the
institution tho third Wednesday In September next.
Seventeen profsssorsnps have been filled and eleven
vacancies remain Most or the latter will be filed In
July. Gifts 10 the amount Of 81 500 rendered
premiums Tor the encouragement OF merilorious
students
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
RON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Defeat Of President sainave By the Caoos-
Three Hundred Prisoners Taken-Proba.
Dihty OF Sainave's Fail-A British NIan.of.
War Watching SANTANA.
HAVANA. via LAKE ClrY, Fla, Feb. Is, 1858.
BY an arrival at Santiago de Cuba We have later
intelligence from Cape Haytien, our dates reach.
ing the 10th inst.
The Caco rebels were moving EDWARDS with
great success. In a recent engagement they had
captured three hundred Of President Salnave's
troops and had established their headquarters
within twenty miles Of Cape Haytien. They had
shot several Of their opponents, including .
general. 1.-THE despatch does not specify whether
these were shot in battle or after the capture]
The general opinion at the Cape was that Presi
dent Salnave would soon fall from power.
A British man-of-war had gone to SANTANA to
watch the doings Of the United States representa-.
tives in that quarter of the island.
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sIReeT LIFE IN NEW Yc4s.

The Rev. Thomas A. T. Hanna lec.ared gu this sub.
1eot before large auditory o. the Central Bapsss
church, corner OF South Second and Fourth streets,
Williamsburg. last evening. After introducing his sub.
jcct BY declaring that who lived and moved In the
city was not the proper person TO desdribe ~ a. he
failed 10 notice ts peculiares In consequence Of being
fmmersed Ia business the lecturer gave q birds eye
view Of tho city ~ appeared TO stranger entering u
for tho first time, and tnsn spoke OF II AZ huge nve
with . swarmiug multitude or ever active Inhabitants
The great fault OF this OF all other large cities he
leved 10 be tho manner In which people are crammed
together in tenemsnts BE compared the city also
20 menagorie. IN which there bulls bears dock
rats gutter supes stool pigeons, monkeys little desrs
(dearsl lops aud the elephant lie gaze dcscrp TONS
also OF broad way from the Fulton stree, bridge
bore down heavily the liquor saloons, sasrxsd street
travelling, referred 10 the Morrne aud others Of the
city institutions and closed with picture OF me streets
At nighttime The lecture was interpreted through.
out with Illustrative annocdoies and al iis close, al
well AZ often during its delivery was greeted with 49,
plauseby the auditory.
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ENGLAND.

Parliament In scssion-Thc Alabama Claims
Question.
LONDON, Feb. 13-Mdnight
Parliament reassembled at four O'Clock this afternoon
In the House OF Lords there was full attendance,
but Lord Derby not present. being III with the govt
After the praminares incident the rsopenins OF the
session. the House adjourned without transactng any
business
In the HOUSE OF Commons Mr. Lefsvre gave notice OF
his intention OF calling up the question Of the Alabama
claims on the sih OF March
Lord Stanley said that no despatch on that subject
had been sent Washington later than the one last pub
lished.
Mr. Disraeli brought in bill prevent bribery and
corruption In elections II provides for committee Of
inquiry consisting Of eminent lawyers TO bs appointed
by tho Speaker OF tho House Of Commons which Ia to
visit the place of election and investigate the charges Of
bribery.
After considerable debate tho bill was read for the r,
time
Tho House then adjourned
The ofnolal returns Of the Bank OF England show a
decrease OF xil9, 900 In the amount OF specie IN ts
vaults during the week ending to-day.
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THE MASONIC ASYLUM FUND.

Last evening Rev. Henry Ward .Boecher delivered
what was announced In the programme "nsw lecture"
in Pkcs Opera House. 10 aid OF the Masonic school and
Asylum Fund. The object, unqucstionably, was most
commendable and together whh the appearance Of the
reverend lecturer on me where La Orange has
lately achieved so many trIumpbs had the desired
Effects well filled house. Beyond doubt NE announce
men, that new lecture was 70 BE- delivered by tss
reverend gentleman proved great Attraction. must
however, DO remarked that solomons apo,hesm that
there s nothing new under tho sun may BE- truly
applied 70 the effort last evening, inasmuch
as there was nothing said thai has not been
said by The same gentleman ad iafnttum. or AZ
. member Of Congress lately put 10, nd iibium,
nol TO draw II too hnc-0d nausem The call was ofhat
benevolent character that always draws full houses In
the city Of New York. The price OF admission was not
TOO high 1 SOY 70 deter The humane and charitable and
the friends OF the brethren Of she mystic 10 from gather
iug In full force and contributing full largely
the object for which the meeting called. ns the
purpose Of tho brethren 70 erect suitable asyum-one
In every way worthy Of the order m vast resources and
the claims that the future may make upon themfor the
support and education Of the orphans belonging 70 tho
order The situation Of The asylum 10 Intended 10 be
located 81 HsvAnn, schuyler county, In this State and
the work Of erection has bean already commenced.
Mr. D. HHRaro introduced the lecturer OF the even
ing In few brief rsnarka
NJ. BrscazR IN coming forward was warmly Tss,sd
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BURNING or THE REVENUE CUTTER xsmAaA.

The Crow Take TO the Bonts In Time to Es-
cape the Explosion Of the Powder Maya.
zine-Two Men Dr0wncd-The RcHt Of tho
Crew Reach the Land After Much snt-
FORTRESS MospoH Feb. IL. 1853
Lieutenant A. Me!cnert OF the United States revs-
cutter Nemana. arrived hero this morning from
Matthews county and reports that on Friday morning
last, about O'Clock. tho cu,tor took Gre. and IN
twenty minutes afterwards blew up with fearful
ploson.
Tho nro 1rst discovered In the gaeyw and all
hands were called to cxtinguish n The wind blow
ing very fresh with heavy running, and the pro-
gress OF the flames was so rapid that was soon evident
and stored IN Tho immediate vicinity q the flames, tners
The Arsi boa. was lowered successfully but in getting
away the second boa. the tackle fouied and the beat
swamped BY this casualty John 0rinuell cocks
waiu from New Point Comfort. VIM. Stroud MASTER
alarms drowned. There but other boae
isft and into the balance OF the crowded, and
the two boats started for shore The steamer was
about Eve miles distant from the land whom sban-
Ss.r hs co nS @ ss
whether tho boats would roach tho land The msn
however, kept 70 their oars and anslly reached %.
themselves on barren, marshy beach. with signs
OF haoitatlon IN sight Tho prospect was gloomy
indeed. But inaction 10 perish they struck
across the country and alter hard walk OF mile
70 La Grange farm, tho residence Of Dir. Harding Of
Northumberland county Here they cordially
csived and supplied with food and dry clothing They
unable 10 procure vessel TO take them down 70
Fortress Monroe, and Monday moruing Lieutensnts
Meichert and smith volunteered 10 take OF tho
boats OF tho cutter and down 70 New Point,
thirty miles distant, whore they could Communicate
with Norfolk They had periious voyage and reached
New Point In half frozen condition. Hero they found
the revenue cutter Northern 81 cruising in the lower bav
aud she sent to bring the officers and Of the
Nemahs 10 Nor ok.
The following list OF tho officers OF the Ncmaha:-
Captain Thomas sands commanding; Lieutenants J. T..
wilson A. J. Melcheri u. d. Smith; First Assistant
Engineer Chss j. Sntte,ec Second Assistant Engineer.
Abner Greeneaf; PILOT, schmsrelt. The Nemaha
RED crew Of tweaty- seven men.
As the fro was. discovered the cutter
headed for the Shore and she sunk IN about -four
athoms OF water About four feet OF her masts
OF at low tide. There WAS largo quantity Or gum
powder board, and II IL asserted that the explosion
OF tho magazine heard distance or thirty mea
The NemAha was an old yessel and had been this
station since the She is said TO have been
originally New York forryboai, purchased by the gov
eminent and rebuilt IL will probably not pey to raise
but her ancnor3 chains and coydsye be saved
perhaps, without difficulty. tho officers lost all
their clothing snd effects and some OF them icsl thor
money and watches They quito satisfied howevcr.
with having escaped With their lives.
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Fredcrick Ensle.


Rear Admiral Engls died al his residence 10 tll6del.
phia Tuesday last, the ilth instant 10 tho sikty-
ninth ysu OF his sgc Admiral Engle vas Sntlts a
tho State Of Pennsylvania, and entered tho service
November 80 Dccenbes Slauthor.es disr) 1914 and
was d once ordered 70 tho brig Freely, which tooh
cruise in the Mediterranean. On returning from
tnas sas!on, after short furlos1h he was ordered 70
the brig Boxer whsre he served for yssr more and
was then transferred the frigale Gerreye then
mandsd BY Commodore MsDonough. whsrS he served
until 1891, when he placed shers duty at Phla.
dephiA In 1921 he made . passed mid snipnan
and was attached Ia 1922 70 the West India station then
sOoundns 10 those waterI he was M mas au,enaas
January l3 1925 while in the West India squadron.
and on hi; return that year was granted leavS q
frgae Brandywins In the Pacific squadron and seYve
ON that station for three years Afor enjoying brisf
1880, TO the sloop-of vincesnes attached the
West India squadron. commanded BY Captain Jesse D..
ton Of his cruise he ordered the rsndez-
vous at Phadelpha and remained IN that posti untu
The irgats Constellation as rst lieutenant under Com
modore A. J. Dallas From 1888 TO 1ss0 he leavs
vessel Expsrmsnt a. Phiadsiphia Lieu,snans Pseis
was promoted to the rank OF commander September g.
Navy 70 an
when he was placed In sommand Of the steam frigase
Prncston attached to the Home squadron under Com
modore David Conner, and took conspicuous part c
the Mexican war, especially at Vera Oruz. Ae de-
ached from the Princeton in 1s4o and placed wait
Ing orders In 1851 he commanded the naval ron
devious in New York. In 1859 he was transferred 70
the command OF the receiving ship Union at
ing been promoted 70 captaincy september il or tina.
year In 1855 Captain Engie was placed command Of
the frIgate Wabash, flagship Of Commodore Hiram
Pau!dng Commandcr-n-Ch Of the Home squadron.
In 1868 he detached. and was made com nsandant
pro tenA Of the Philadelphia Navy Yard. In 1850 no
was special duty for q while at Washington after
which no sent 70 the East Indies 10 take command
Of that squadron, and brought back the flagship Hart
VNpA In ha netpAA aftnph to Ia,
appointed Governor OF tho Naval Asylum Philadelphia
His commission a. commodore the retired list bore
date July IL, 1862 He Governor OF the Naval Agy
um until 1850. when no was relieved and placed on
waiting orders, having been promoted TO the rank Of
admiral the retired list Since 1868 has per-
formed SERVICE but has spent his fnai days among
his relatives and friends who found the greatest charm
Ia his society. He had given more than 1fty-thrse
years 10 his country and his will DO forgot
ten BY grateful people.
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BE said the crest guiding motive Of Ifssbat which at
least ouRht TO 30 sno nSst object Of all good mens
aons-wss love ana charity Bus those words had .
vaney OF meanings and there q wider variety In
me nsnnsr Or exercising them. The result Of actvs
xscass snsss virtues Vas happiness TO the welidosr
Iners were Also many ways Of enjoying happiness many
ways OF enabling ono 10 enjoy the blessings that sur
round every man II this world The object or this meet
ing We: 70 ges means 70 erect building that would do
vast deal OF good IN the future To contribute 10
worid-naturs itsslf-pressn.ed many and various
sources for the enjoyment Of happiness which
we're. open % tho young and the old alike
For himself there WAS nothing for which he vas 20
indebted 70 bis parents, than that they early nslsd
into his mind taste for the beautiful nature There
was no change In the seasons thu. did not present
its degree Of lovsliness But how few discsrnsd
these lovely and ENJOYABLE changssf Very few indeed
was the number. VOL u would be for parents TO teach
their children 70 love and study aud enjoy nature The
heavens declare the glory Of God and the Garth showsh
His handiwork. Tho delights and treasures to be an
joyed 10 the study and contemplation Of nature
insxnaustiols. These bssssss have . grand recon:
more attractive the older We grow. They
ture 10 q faithful nurse--a faithful mother
There unbounded pleasure In the fellowship OF
BUS the misfortune was that this pleasure Was not more
sought after and courtsd- There we're thousands OF
out Of the stock market The Of this class
leave their coanting houses here 10 no more life, no
moro happiness for them; happiness Ia bankrupt and
they VIII have nothing to do with Il; they will invest
no FUNDS Ia IL These are but the skeletons Of mon.
Every man should enjoy the happiness OF loving and
ought 70 be the end and aim Of all men and IL was for
this tnat men wero sent into the world.
M beecher on concluding, Immediately retired. and
the audience instantly took their departure.
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ALAB

Public Meeting of Conservatives In Selma
Bates, the Pedestrian.
SxLMA, Feb. 10. l88s
AT public meeting Of the citizens to-day the follow
ing resolution adopted
Resolved, That heartily approve Of each and every
principle embodied in tho constitution OF the United
Staes that We regard the flag of the Union the sym
Dol OF these principles, and we soemnly pledge our
other.
Sergeant Bates, the pedestrian and bearor Of tho
United States dag from vcksBurg to Washington. was
publicly received At Watts Hall last night. Speeches
made BY Ex-Governor Parsons Governor Moore
Alex. White and Judge W. N. Brooks Many ladies
were present.
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CALF ORNiA.

Tho Route Of the Union Pacific Railroad
The Eight Hour Labor System.
BAN FRANCISCO Feb IT, 1868
General Palmer, In . despatch dated vizala tho
route the Union Pacific Railroad February 1 reports
that tns lns through better country than no
psctsd Notwithstanding the weather The party
tered no cxcep, at TshschaqueA pass There has
not been than eIght inches OF snow at any time
during the winter. Al paes along the entire rouis
will the grade exceed sixty feet mile. General Palmer
Is satisfied with the survey, and expscts to leave San
Francisco for Washington oy tho steamer which sails
the 18TH
The bill making eight hours legal days labor passed
the Legislature to-day. There 10 doubt but that IL
will receive the approval OF the Governor.
Tho steamship Golden City, from Panama, arrived
bore to-day
The San Francisco, Vallejo and Humboldt Bay Rail.
road Company has been incorporated, with . capital Of
ten millions OF dollars This company will bald q road
from Vallejo to Eureka, IN Humboldt county.
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JAMAICA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 TINE HERALD.

British Naval IntolIigence-Saie Of q Wreck.
Consular Appointment.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY, Fla. Feb. Is, 1868.
Our dates from Jamaica are to the 9th ult.
The iron.clad flag ship Royal Alfred had sailed
for Bermuda.
The monitor Favorite had arrived at Kingston.
The Favorite Is an iron.cad steam corvette, of
2.ls6 tons burden. 400 horse power and carries
eight guns. She was built at Deptford, on the
Thames, in 1864.
The wreck of the British ship Coronet recently
lost on Bare Back Key, was sold for ffty-three
pounds sterling.
Senior Nuhez has been confirmed as Consul for
Venezuela,
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MISSISSIPPI.

The COMMUNICATIONS Of n Report she
Legislative Dop0stmeut-Tho Difficulty
with General Glllom.
JACKSON, Feb. Ia, $685.
The Convention to-day adopted the report OF the
Committee on the Legislative Department providing
for Legislature, 70 consist OF House Of Representa-
tivss and Senate. The members Of the former to DO
elected for two years and tho latter four years.
despatch from the member sent vcksburg an.
nounoed that General Gem had the matter under
advisement
motion was made TO telegraph 10 General Grant
that General Giliem refused ID collect tho and
that no be ordered 10 do but tho Convention
adjourned without taking action.
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ST. THOMAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Cholera Unnbated-Penai Health Regulation.
HAVANA, via LAKE CRY, Fla, Feb. Is, 1868.
We have advices from St. Thomas to the I'd inst.
- The cholera continued unabated and q penalty
was inflicted upon the inhabitants for failure to
notify the police authorities OF any case Of the dis.
ease that might occur.
Governor Birch had gone to st. Croix.