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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-14
Colfax "Over In Moo Gerscy.n

New YoRK, June l3.-Vice President
Colfax visited Morristown, New Jersey,
on Friday. He was given n fine re-
'cep,ion, and was serenaded in the even
ing, having been introduced to the
people by Governor Randolph. He
made n brief address in which he de-
clined to discuss political questions.
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Congress,uen Coming.

CHICAGO, June l2.-Messrs. Hooper,
Marshal, Kelly, Maynard, Morehead and
Crooks, members Of the House Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, arrived at
this city to-day, en- route to the Pacific
coast,
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, June l2.-The principals
in the recently projected duel nea
Redmond have disappeared, with their
seconds. 1t is supposed they have gone
to North Carolina to have their fight
AMI
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LOUISVILLE, May l2.-This afternoon
the express train from Lexington ran
off the track and was wrecked. One
mans leg was broken.
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National typographical Union.

ALBANY, June l2.-The Typogrnph.
ical Union, after remaining in session
till an early hour this morning, ad-
journed.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, July II, 1852
The following is the closing report OF the markets
for the week ending to.day:-Sugar-Stoc In ware
house In Havana and Metanzas 362, 900 boxes; ex-
ports for the week to foreign ports, 10000 boxes and
$500 hhds.; 10 the United States $500 boxes ana
LOO hhds. Sugar frm, business small, but prices
unchanged for Nos 10 to IL, and Nos. Is to 20 are
quoted at 9k 10k reals per alrobe. Mo-
lasses sugar active, with considerable de-
mand from Europe; quoted at I reals per
arrobe Mnscovadoes easier at Z reals per
arr0be for inferior or common refining, reals for
fair to good refining and s5s . reals for grocery
grades. LARD dull ut zoe. 23c., in terces and tins
Flour nrm spanish - u $40; American, 50 rs a
SO rs per Dbl. Butter quiet at Ole. 45c. per 10.
Bacon firm ut 100. per ID. Petroleum steady; sales
unimportant and prices nominal iiams in demand
for sugar cured. Lumber-yellow pine steady
az s27; white pine quiet at SIS q $40.
Shocks for boxes dun nc 81 % '6k reals:
for hogsheads dull at II. Empty hogsneads
dull at 81 so 80 70. Hoops dull; long shaved $780,
short $40. Exchange on London, "a per cent pre-
niumi on Paris, X per cens premium; on the
United States, sixty days. sight III gold, IN per
cent premium; do, short sight, a premium;
sixty days. sight, IN currency, 28% 25yk discount;
short sight, 22 discount. Freights-sman craft in
demand for the United States; per box OF sugar TO
Northern ports, 81 80; HID. Of sugar TO Northern
ana southern ports 50 sS 20; per Ind OF moIasses
10 Northern and Southern ports sS Tb a ca ~
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DsowNED.-kbout ten O'Clock yesterday morn :.
ing lad about fourteen years OF age. Alfred VIII
liams by name living at No. Garrison street, feil
from q rat on which ne was at play, near the dock
Of the Empire stores, and was drowned. HIS nody
has mol yet been recovered.
ALLEGED LARoEsY.-Thomas Mexican q man
about twenty-0ne years or age, by trade cooper,
was arrested yesterday morning on q charge OF
stealing q gold watch valued at 800 from Martin
DOOley who lives ut the corner OF Fifteenth stree 9
and Third avenue William Kelley was also arrested
as q confederate OF Mexican. Both were he'd fOr
EXAMINATION.
ACoIDENTs.-About nine O'Clock yesterday morn
ing Robert Braman q child five years OF age. whiie
playing ON the balcony OF his fathers residence, No
81 Atlantic street. fell to the ground and had bis
skull fractured.
Early yesterday morning newsboy. white plying
his business In Fulton avenue, near smith street,
fell and suffered severe cash in the head lie was
taken to the City Hospital.
FIrs.-An unknown man, about tyenty-seVen
years Of age dressed In dark clothes and wearing
black KOssuth hat, nsmo unknown. fell In nc on
Myrtle avenue. He was taken to the City Hospital
Mrs. Rosa Hayes OF the Eastern District was seized
with ut In Fulton street, near Concord, yesterday
forenoon. Medical assistance wRs soon PROVIDED
aud she recovered sufficiently to be conveyed home
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MAINE.

The International Convention OF The Young
Mea's Christian Association mt Portland
Education of ColOrcd Clergy men-CIose of
tho Convention.
~ PORTLAND, July IS, 1862
At the Saturday session OF the International Con-
vention of the Young Mems Christian Association
corresponding members from States were appointed
az follows:-Rbode Island T.. r. Holden; Vermont,
o. b. Douglass; Ohio, j. H. Cheeyer; Indiana,
II. II. Judson; Maryland, Robert II. wiliams
Michigan, Silas Farmer; Wisconsin, j. II.
Cole; Colorado, John Armstrong; Pennsylva
MIA, Thomas McCree, Jr; Massachusetts, l.. T.
Row land, jr.; Connecticut, Newton Fuller;
New Hampshire, Charles W. Moore; New Jersey,
william J. Carleton; Maine. II. Towle: New York
John J. Piaitt; Illinois, II. II. Wood; Maine w. g.
former member; Missouri, 8. ". Greenwook: Ken.
lucky, Mr.. Wheat; Ontario, William Anderson To.
rontO; Quebec, J. X. DrogaIl, Montreal; Nova SEQ
sin, James Farquahar, Halifax, New Brunswick i'll.
Claws0n, st. John, ana Prince Edwards Island n.
w. bprague, Charlottetown. They are to report
quarterly
Mr.. Miller reported "a, 500 subscribed to the gene.
plodged
delegate announced that the Catholics were edu-
eating ceorcd priests TO work among their race in
the South, and gave 500 for similar work. This
slroused the enthusiasm OF the Convention. and "a
conalderable amount was raised for this purpose.
inalsnspolls WAS tho place decided upon for the
next meeting.
The Committee on Credentials reported the num-
Der OF DELEGATES present, 77s; corresponding mem
Tho Convention closed after making arrange
ments for various meetings In different parts OF the
city TO-DAY.
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tine NEW yeax HERALD IN WISCONSIN.

From the Green Bay WIS., Advocate. July 1871
The NEW YORK HERALD-the great colossus Of
newspaperdom. The most remarkable specimen Of
newspaper enterprise In this or any previous age
With talented correspondents stationed In every
quarter OF the globe in each Of the great commercial
and throughout the whole extent Of the United
States absolutely prodgal and reckless in the use
Of the telegraph, with steam yacht neet lying OF
and on the harbor of New York, ready, and always
the first, to overhaul inward bound vessels, the
HERALD is enabled, for matter OF four cents, to
spread before Its readers every morning q perfect
mirror of the world. Besides, the HERALD holds IN
reserve corps Of brilliant writers, prepared ut
moments notice to start for Green Bay or Australia
should any great public event concentrate public
interest there. II is filled daily with financial COM
mercial and Industrial reports and statistics, which
the wonder and delight OF the student Of po
lltical economy. Its law reports and Photographic
synOpses OF sermons are models In their way. It's
editorial comments are fresh. racy aud independent.
The HERALD draws IN like a m9strom the best Jour-
naistic talent IN the country, uses H. exhausts II
and casts its aside, and devours anew-a Saturn TO
It's children, insensate and merciless. but fond
lover 80 the public II looks TO the great public alone
for patronage and approval and calmly Ignores par
ties and politicians. Ii Is the dream OF every editor
TO place has journal this lofty summit; but 1t IL
given TO but few IN an age.
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IS IT A MURDER

Mysterious Case nj IIgh Bridge--The Raid
of a Horse Tbicf-An Officer Missing.
Among the visitors to High Bridge yesterday were
Henry Hughes, who carries on business at No. 3i5
West Eleventh street, ana a gentleman friend. on
arriving nj the bridge they put their horse aad
wagon under a shed aud started out for walk over
the viaduct. few minutes were spent IN examiD-
ing the structure and on returning they found to
their morifcation that the turnout had been stolen.
Inquiries were made, when II was ascertalned
that man was seen 10 jump into the wagon
and, geiZing the ribbons, drive rapidly out Of
town IN an up-rver direction. Mr.. Hughes and his
companion secured conveyance aud started IN
pursuit. Further up they learned that an oicer OF
the 1hirty-second police precinct had oveThanled
the thief, arrested HIM, and, not knowing who
owned the property, started with IL and his prisoner
for the station house. On the way there the thief
and the officer got into Il tussle that resulted IN the
upsetting Of tho wagon aud depOsning of the occu-
pants on the road. This occurred about O'Clock.
The station houses on the upper end OF The Island
no Intelligence could be learned as 10 the dts.
position OF the prisoner the property. or
the oiicer, who at much later hour had not ar
rived at the station house 10 which he was attached.
Fears are entertained that The ocer was injured by
the upsettipg OF the wagon aud that the thief oB
rghung IT, put the oicor IN aud has dealt foul play
by MIN.
The circumstances were reported to the Central
Police once last night and Geographic Inquiries sent
ont on the subject, but OF late hour no intelligence
was obtained leading To the discovery OF the thief
the recovery OF The turnout or the name of the OH
Ger who figured IN the capture.
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

At Yonkcrs the following transfers OF property
have recently been made:-The residence OF Charles
Mather, on Buena Vista avenue, to Il. l.. Durham OF
New York, for $4,000. Seven lots, each rs by 100
feet situated on Dock and River streets, to Elias
lately owned by James Scrymser To Newton car
penter for 81 900 EACH and three lots OF rocky land
on Grinnell street 10 NJ. X. Couzens for S7OO each
The Daniel +. Horton farm OF iSe acres m tho
town Of Yorktown, has been sold TO party from
New York Tor SPA, 600.
Rev. Father kinsella OF Westchester has transfer
100 feet NJ 0inville town OF Westchcster, for con
sderatlon OF ~, 500.
lot so by II2 feet Washington street. Tor a. 500
In the same village the last named party has dIs.
posed OF lot 10 by 100 feet ON smith avenue to
Ella Fowler Tor $1,000.
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THE FRENCH CABLE.

Final Operations Of the F1ees-A Storm To.
wards the Ciose-Sir James Anderson En-
Route Boston.
SYDNEY, Cape Breton, July IS, 1859.
The French cable feet engaged In the service OF
completing the laying Of the ocean telegraph line
from Brest to st. Pierre, Miqueion, experienced
heavy gale OF wind, accompanied By thunder and
lightning. on Friday evening.
The William Cory, which had finished the laying
OF her portion or the wire found 1t too stormy
10 attempt the work OF transferring the end
remaining on board to the Standard ship
freghted with the next portion. The men
therefore buoyed IL at sea, after which the
entire squadron made for and put into Mira Bay,
Cape Breton This movement was absolutely neces-
sary for the purpose OF repairing q slight damage
which had occurred to the paying out" machinery
fitted on board the Chiltern, which was occasioned
by partial collision between that vessel and another
during Friday night.
Sir James Anderson, accompanied by friend,
landed and came into Sydney overland, intending to
proceed next morning, by way or Bras d'Or Lake to
Halifax and Boston.
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NEW YORK.

p tranEe Case of Alleged Forgery by Clergy
mana Case of Mistaken Identity.
SYRACUSE July Is, 1863.
bold and successful forgery perpetrated by the
~. MFR. Mitchell, Methodist clergyman at
o. stenango. Madison county, has been discovered.
H. forged the name OF Robert stewart President OF
the National Bank OF Chittenanno, to a draft for
S. 900, payable to the order OF the Rev. Mr. Green
ar Methodist minister at Lee Centre. Mitchell
I'd Greenleaf look alike and the former
'eeived Mr. Carleton, OF New York, the publisher.
it0 Identifying HIM as Greenleaf to whose order
AK draft was payable at the Fourth National Bank
a New York. Mitchell got the money and invested
n IN government securities. His resemblance to
trecnieaf led to his detection He has restored
{ go and erected his escape.
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TslEGRApHlC NEWS lTEMi

Rudy Burke, boy six years old, was drowned In
the basin at Utica yesterday.
Daniel Evans, OF Utica, N Y, aged ffty-ive years.
committed suicide yesterday by taking strychnine.
He leaves a wife and one son.
The New England Hotel In Cleveland, Ohio, was
partially destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The
loss was $4,000, on which there are the following
insurances:-lEtna, OF Hartford $4,000; Washing
ton, OF New York, $1,000,
The Pauis building in Scranton, Pa was burned
yesterday morning. Lindiey and Person. market
men, ana Joseph Nasn, hardware dealer, were the
occupants. The total loss is $1,000. Solomon
Clarke, who slept over Nash's store, was burned to
death.
A fire in Bath street, Norwich, Conn.,. yesterday
evening" partially burned +. 4. Osgood's and Henry
H. Rathbone's livery stables and q ten ement house
In the rear The buildings were owned by the Nor
wich Horse Railroad Company. The loss was about
$4,000 which Is partially covered by insurance. The
occupants lost considerable In stock and furniture.
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CONNECTICUT.


Particulars Of the Late Fire In Windsor.
HARTFORD, July IS, 1889.
Gre broke out In the barn Of the Windsor Hotel,
In Windsor. owned by Messrs. Griswold Gillette,
abouttwo O'Clock on Saturday afternoon, which soon
sp:ead to the hotel. steam fire engine was sent up
by railroad from this city, but before the flames
could be checked the hotel, the barn and three
sheds; barn near, owned Dy Cassen Brothers. q
store belonging TO the estate Of James LOOMS,
store by f. p. Ellsworth, were consuemd.
M the hotel barn o horse was burned
to death. The loss to the hotel propretOrs is esti-
mated at $4,000; insured for 49, o00 Hartford and
New York offices. Mr.. Ellsworth's loss In goods Is
$4,000; insured IN the Etna and Connecticut ofilces
OF Hartford aud In the Providence and Springfield
Fire and Marine. The loss to the owners of the
building aud to Cassen Brothers Is from $4,000 to
4GOO0.
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The Coming College Regatta ON Lake Quinn
acknowledgements of the Occasion.
WORCESTER. July IS, 1859.
The arrangements for the annual college regatta
on Lake Quinsagamond for Friday, the 2sth inst.
are complete. The Yale crew has been under the
charge OF Joshua Ward and Is nne crew The
race promises TO DO closely contested. In addition
TO the University champion race the freshmen OF
Harvard and Yale viii contend IN o race with each
other. The local f0ur-Oared boats will have con-
test both In shell and lapstreak boats. The annual
concert aud ball will be given on Thursday evening.
A base ball match IL promised for Friday morning.
Visitors already beginning to arrive In the city
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TELECRAPHIC NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Official Announcement of Napo-
lecn's New Cabinet.
DON CARLOS ENTERS SPAIN.
Investment of Villa Rica by the
Allies in Paraguay.
FRANCE.

Onlcial Publication Of the New Ministry.
PARIS, July fS, 1869.
The Journal OeIcfal de pEmpfre to-day publishes
. decree OF the Emperor containing the following
appointments TO the Ministry
ky1ttter or the Interior. DE FORBADE la ROquette.
AtStst8 Of Justice .Duvergier.
kMtet6r or Foreign AZ
J1fe..... Observation-Disclosures
AtntSfer or Finance. Pierre Magne.
AtNfst9f OF Commerce.. =. Alfred LegOuX.
Xis1tstcs. OF Public Works. .Gressier.
Af7jtster or Marine. Admiral GenOuilly.
minister or War. ....... Marshal Mel
Minister OF Public I1ls,ruc-
ton. ............ 80. .Bourbeau.
Minister President Of the
Council Of STATE. ....... .Chassel0up.
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Commander william p. Buckner, United States
Navy.
This well known officer Of the navy died at his
residence in Brooklyn yesterday. He was born In
Kentucky and belonged to the well known family OF
Buckner In that State. In 1921 he was appointed to
the navy from Arkansas, and after passing through
the various grades was commissioned commander
in 1852 and placed on The retired list He for
time resided IN Maryland. where he possessed
large circle OF friends and acquaintance. The
funeral will take place at three O'Clock tomorrow
Tuesday, afternoon.
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Laurent CIerc, the Deaf Mute Instructor.

HAKTfUhD, CUHU July 10, IbU3.
Laurent Cerc, for more than fifty years promi-
nenty identified with the cause OF deaf mute instruc-
ion died at his residence here to-day, aged eighty
three years. He was a native Of La Balme near
Lyons France. deaf mute himself from infancy,
and pupil of the Able Sicard, he came to Hartford
in 1885, at the request OF the late Mr. Gaaudet and
became In 1917 teacher In the American Asylum,
ut Hartford, the first institute Tor deaf mutes esAb
lished IN this country. His ability, zeal and grdyes
of character made him always respected and be-
loved. In 1858 ne retired from active duty on
pension The funeral services will take place the
afternoon o. Wednesday next.
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COURT CslLeHDAHS-THls OAY.

svpRrMg CoURr-CuAuBERs.- Court opens at ten
A. N. Gail of calendar twelve Z. M. Third Monday
calendar.
COURr or OYER AND TERMIMER.-The usury cases.
MARINE CouRT--TRIAL TERM.--AdJourned TO
Tuesday.
CouRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS no calendar.
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/ ing Establishment having made extensive
additions TO its "material," 10 the shape
OF Presses, Type, &C., &c, ia now prepared
. Ia execute orders with unusual rapidly.
/ L. patrons and the public know full well
! Us style OF work and It's moderate prices.
/ our designing and wood engraving de
| psftmsnt has been considerably enlarged
/ TO meet the demands OF tue public. and
we beg 30 ogef TO our pairoas our en-
I larged facilities for such orders IA they
may see Ok 20 give, feeling assured that
1 our prices viii compare tavorahiy with
any other work OF the Kind. Pcstera
Circulars, Cards, Pamphlets OF every de-
! scTiption, Law Printing, Nc., &c. Plain
/ and color work. Wood Engraving done
/ nj short notice ana AZ very low prizes.
"a Nassau street, old Herald Building.
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The excavations OF the Emporium are assuming
unexpected proportions. In digging piece OF
ground, supposed TO be beyond the limits Of that
little surprised to find seven LAYERS OF marble blocks
tying the other. The discoveries made there
scrptohs fixing points OF history, dates, consulates
and various unknown details concerning the ad-
ministrati0n Of ancient Rome. An ecciesiastic,
Father BruzZa lately read at the Academy OF Ar
cheology paper on the excavations and fnscrp-
tons thus discovered.
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THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

Advance of the Allied Army to villa Rica-
Tho French md Italian Consuls Declared
Deserters by Lopez.
~ LONDON, July 18, 1859.
Additional advices from Rio Janeiro represent
that the allied army in Paraguay after their recent
victory, advanced to Villa Rca and at last accounts
commanded all the approaches to the place.
President Lopez had declared the Consuls of France
And italy deserters.
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MuRnEn IN The 9AIhS.

The Nineteenth police precinct reports that at six
O'Clock last evening julius Felheimer aged twenty
three years. dwelling In Sixssth street. near SECOND
avenue entered the private baths foot OF Sixty frss
street, East river for the purpose OF cooling himself
or While In the baths some person unknown, with
wnom It Is supposed he had difficulty, pushed him
or the plank and he was drowned. The despatch
does not state whether the body was recovered.
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CUBA.

Brooch-leaders for the Volunteers about to
Take the Field.
HAVANA. July Is, 1869.
Several thousand Remington rines were shipped
from this port yesterday to Sugua la Grande, Re-
edios and Nuevitas, to arm the volunteers about to
take the deld against the rebels.
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The Metrnnnlitnn lob prln,inr ard I'm

JDU FFITfluN uTN TUIrIN-
ING ACKNOWLEDGMENT having made extensive additions - ira
maerla"tn the shape OF Presses Type, kc., &C., "a
prepared 10 execute orders with rapid s patrons
rate prices.
Our designing and wood engraving department has been
considerably enlarged b. meet demands OF the public an
we beg TO ouer to our patrons onr ENLARGED acts ersaa
orders AZ they may see ~ 20 give, feeling assured % on
prices viii compare favpraby with any other work OF a
kind. Posters, Nirculars Cards, Pamphlets ot ever
dcsoripon Law Printing, Sc. &C. PnH ini c3,Ds W1rN
Wood Engraving done notice sni 9 gerv Tow pric
Nassau street. Old Herald Buldug
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SPAIN.

Emery Of Don Carlos Into Spain-Pursuit by
The French Police.
MADRID, July IS, 1859.
telegram has been received by the government
to-day stating that Don Carlos has disappeared from
France and has entered the province of Navarro.
On nearing the frontiers he hoty pursued by the
French police.
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PRRsoSAI.--Rlght Rev. 8. II. Rosecrans, BISHOP OF
Cincinnati one OF the most noted Catholic dgnI-
taries in the country, and brother to General Rose
Grams, the hero OF Corinth and luka, IL now on
short visit TO this city. He Is accompanied by his
niece miss Lucy Rosecrans Davenport tloegI DEM.
Ocrdf. nh 10.
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FIRE ON THE EAST RIVER.

Destruction Of Oil WORKSHOPS AbOus
$4,000.
About fifteen minutes before ten O'Clock last even
ing the extensive kerosene oil refinery of DinsmOre
Jeramsah In I08th street. near the East
river, took fire. the works are situate In
one story frame building and sheds
covering lot about seventy i've by 100 feet which
was entirely consumed as the devourlng clemens
had gained considerable headway before tue arrival
of the fire department, who battied molly 70 quen
mable characters that Croton had no effect, and
by halfpast eleven O'Clock the entire premises were
q mass Of smOulderinn ruins. The value OF tho
stock was about Sl5,000 OF building, which 1t IL
understood was owned BY the firm, about 81, 900.
and of machinery about 81, 900 to SO 600, making
tae whole loss about SIS, oOo upon which the police
assert there was no insurance.