davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
Board of Equalization.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Board OF Trustees Of the town OF Gold Hill
will meet as q Board OF Equalization to equalize
the assessed valuation OF all property within the
corporate limits of the town, on Monday, Au-
gust 10, 1869. sitting from , to- o'clock P. NJ,
and continuing In session from day to day for
one week. or until the business Of equalization
Is disposed of. :,
The Board will hold Its sittings at the office
of the Town Marshal, Main street, below Pho
necr street, where the assessment roll will be
open for inspection.
WIN. Il. D0ANE, Clerk.
Gold IIiu, August G. lS69.-auH-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
S~PENCERIAN
WRITIN G. ACAD f. M Y
And Commercial 1~nstituts,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

THIS INSTITUTION IS OPEN DAY AND
i Evening. for the accommodation or all per.
sous desiring TO improve in Pcnmanslip. Book
keeping and Arithmetic. Students admitted at
any time. A separate class organized especially
for children. Card Writing and all styles or
Ornamental Penmnnship done In good style,
Academy, corner Of d aud Taylor streets, next
door to Armory Hall. W. G. THOMPSON,
W. NJ. METCALF,
Practical Accountants. and Professors Of Plain
aud Ornamental Penmanshlp. lyl5-lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

wM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Room No. % Hayward's Building, 40 Califor
mia street, San Francisco, Cal. aus II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

COMING z h1bIt so
the help OF the Prep
least trouble.
who are willing TO
fact that 0rton's Prep
stroys the appetite for
the person as free
n before he first COM
prpnarltion acts di-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

WIN. D. c. GIBSON,
President Board OF Trustees.
WIN. IIY DOASE. Clerk.
Gold I'LL, May Is, 1869. mylS.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
Application for Patent.

July Is, 1sG9-3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

ZOO KEARNY STREET,
4 sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, established In
| 1851, for the treatment OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such a. Gonorrhea, elect,
Structure, Syphilis in all Its,
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotency, ETC., skin dis,
eases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
Application for Patent.
Notice No. 157.

July %, lSG0-3m.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14
The Appetite For Tobacco
DESTROYED.
Leave off Chewing and Smoking the
Poisonous Weed, Tobacco.
ORTON'S PREPARATION
Established 1865.

10 RToN'S PREP
canrcd 10 destroy the
in any person, no mat
habit Inay be. II IL
money viii be re-
safc and harmless in
Impossible to break
10y the mere exercise
hing ia needed TO As
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-14

NE 70 Y OF
~ arasion Il war.
appetite for Tobacco
ter how strong the
fails in any case, the
funded. Ills perfectly
all cases. IL is almost
or the use of Tobacco
of the viii. Some
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

nonrced that bev ,youl rccelve thcr friends were fairly
0ycrrun In their offices, which wero CIV, ~
70 '', M Vas simnlv immense. aud Mr.. KableiSch
received his friends ia his usual tnu Aiq g
friends land their is lcgoe) t the Clty lihI anu
they were treated in tho n9't nnnuS1ne % InliVI d
ApnroDriafe services heIu III tue LpscOpdi anu
Catholic CHurches III the Roman Catholic Churches
o'cl and tbe last at 1Ot o'clock. IL noticeable
Soct ,5f maiorifv of the liquor saloons closed
d,r,n tho day and evening, and the consequence
In cnnscnuence OF the storm railroad travel was some
vi ar frrnucd and each car supplied with double
ne n,her nf horses usually employed. The machines
for clearing the tracks constantly i'll throughout
c We're but few persons comparatively the street.
and those who veuured out did so principally through
necessity The majority OF the callers having previously
engaged carriages In the evening holiday performances
given a the various places or entertainments which
were we'll filled notwithstanding tho stOrm BANS ana
parties innumerable were gyen and the holiday closed
anna ann % Eeef, m N = D ~ occ en- No Of Wien S Mr
James Nolan President, at the City Assembly Rooms
The members Of the society and their fair friends, and
dancing was continued uut nbOut O'Clock yesterday
the occsson being assisted 10y number OF other gentle
men, Watch meetings werc held In various Methodist
Now year ia.
IN NEw-JERsEY.
Like its predecessor of 1863 yesterday was
gloomy day IN Jersey From early morning bitter
wind blew and f rendering outside pedesrianism
the reverse Of agreeable There nothing remarkable
in the Observance OF EewYears Day throughout New
Jersey The Mayors OF the various CITIES received tho
visits Of friends other distinguished officials acted
in similar manner. Charitable and religious ustitu-
tous had patrons aud benevolent persons were not
lde in trying make happy suffering waits OF hu'
Iuauty In consequence Of the continued fall OF snow,
the number Of New.Years callers not large it
otherwise would have heen. There were many persons,
however on fhe streets plodng cherressy along, bent
carrying the letter old Knickerhocker Gus
tom of visiting There others also who needed not
the bitter blasts OF WINTER and tudged, they knew not
WHITTIER seminebuated condition. With the eNcep-
tiou OF few rumShors, all places Of business were
closed Most people within doors, enjoying them
selves at their own pleasant resides, ana each dong
honor in his own way 10 o frat period of The infant
year. Others. with peculiar sense OF merrimenL got
drunk a1 early morning got locked up early In the even
ing and got cold and CbecrleSs bed in prison cell In
which 10 pass the fiIst night Of 69.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
FIRE IN WARREN ST.

A ire occurred early yesterday morning in
the rear of the fourth floor of the tbosy erown.sone
building No. Wafrcn-st. Tho upper portion OF tho
building was badly burned ana the lower portisu was
delnccd with water The Third and fourth floors nte oc.
onpled by benjamin Giizay, manufacturer OF nndsr
clothing Loss stock by fire and water 5000, lsuicd
fOrs200 IN City companies The second OOr Is occupied
by Messrs Bru amin Dorenus manufacturers Of cords
tnsses etc. Loss by water, $1,000 Insured. portion
OF the fret floor Is occupied by Korn Bros Co., dealers
in piece goods Loss stock by water, $1,000 Insured
FOR 5000 by City companiee Tile remainder OF the first
fcOr Is occupied by schmiedler KOru & Co.. manufacture
ers OF shirts and eentlencDs furnishing goods They
also Oecpied the Of the fourth nnor Loss stock
s. 500 Insured, The basement is occupied by MI Snth,
~ restaurant ana liquor store Loss Oh stock and hS
iuios by water 500 lnrared. The 1ro caused by
nyerhaatcd stove.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
TIE EAST TwELFrH.sT. OUTRAGE.

James Toland a native Of this city, 80 years
od claiming TO be by occupation lather bit who IS sal
10 h We'll known to The police entered The Mercers pO
lice stoton early yesterday morning. aud said to Sergeant
LOwery, ~ duty at tho tme that he understood that
Detectives Parker and Gen looking for bin; they
suspected him 10 be tie person who, on Thursday nerB
ing assaulted ROBBED and mOrtaly wounded r Charles
Roge on the paymcut IN front Of bis residence, No 81
East Twethsf. ToAand asserted his innocence OF the
crime and SAID that he could prove that at the time be
was nowhere 10 that ylcgity lie WAS detained at the
police station until later lonT, aud then taken before
Mr. Rogers, who at DECIDED that ho was not his
saant. 10 Is beloved, however. that TOllnnd knows
who tho assailan and he Is licked M for the present
Mr. Rogers is sti in very critical condition. ipd the
tendaut surgeons hayo 10 hope OF bls recovery.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
SUICIDE OF A Policy PLAYER.

Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday
NJ Mr. John schmds residence, at the corner OF sixty
scyenth-st and Ninthave., over the body OF schmdts
wife. Nina, who committed suicide by hanging, Tho
husband OF the woman testified that they had been mar
red about four years. and had lived happily together On
Wednesday he left home at o'clock, p m, to 90 TO MS
work and his wife then appeared TO be in her usual good
spirits At4p M he returned, and fonnd the door fast
cned no forced It OPEN but could nd his WIFE BE
visited small rauebuldingin the yard nsed as wool
honse and there found her hanging by the neck from
rafter So low was the raer 60 which the cord at
tached that to produce strangulatiOn tie woman was
forced 10 kneel IN the pocket OF the dress worn at the
t1me were fonrd a number OF pawntckcts representing
articles of clothing and furniture that she had pawned at
dferCnt times procure money 10 play nt "pOlcy" ."
Sic had on many occasions told the neebors that she
was afraid her husband would discover the loss Of his
property and tax her with IT, verdict OF suicide by
Germany, and aged IS years
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
THE ARREST OF Mr.. BowLEs.

To IN EdffOr OF TIC IrtOHHe,
SIR: In the case of Fiske VS.. Bowles,
happen to know that tho friends Of Mr. Bowes were Mt
fault In not seeking lawyer, who would have told
them that procstations Of willingness to provide ball
were unavailable. The process probably specified the
Of bail aud had regularly drawn bail bono beeh
been released. I know also that Mr.. Bowles wa'
arrested regularly, and l remember an occasion
when both Mr. Drew and Mr.. Fisk were arrested.
by sharp practice, in nearly tho same manner was
thero not q recent outcry because Mr FISK was
not npprehended before his escape to Elinirnf rs
one mans arrest worse than anothersf Ncssrs
Brown Hall, and Vanderpoel know nothing OF
the matter till they read it In tho papers, ana Judge
browns party to Mayor Hall is unwarrantaby connected
with the affair. Truly, j. Z. GoLDshIH
York, Dec. 20.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
CRIMINAL.

At the jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Ledwth, Charles Bagmam was held In 500
hail to answer complaint preferred by Mr., John Ber-
dan, that he had stolen SIX pigeons yaned at s6 from
stable at No. 5S HammOndst.. .Magdalena BieDer was
committed for trial at the General Sessions for stealing
gold watch and cain valued at s55, from Charles Rip
parth OF No. 20 Grand-st., Jersey City.
Justice Mansfield presided at the Essex Mar.
ket Police Court aud complaint OF Joseph Oscheld OF
No I7O LndOwst that Ignatins Loeg, while boarding
with hin, had stolen silver coins and other properly
valued at s2 50, Loeg was committed Tor trial at the
Special Sessions
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Jus.
tice Hogan committed young man named josiah ward
for having broken into the apartment OF Terence Golden
the fh moor of No: I2 sprngst, ana attempted 10
steal quantity Of clothug. Elizabeth ana Mary Hen
drcss yesterday charged by Wm Howe OF NO 1SS
LeoDardst, with having been concerned IN the the OF
gold cross with diamonds valued at S29o. Elizabeth
employed rs domestic In the family OF the house
on the evening Of Dec 20, she was sent 10 bedroom
the house No 1T6 Canast TO tako the pin fTOm the
person OF the child THIS it IL claimed she did One hour
aerward she sent for TO dress the child preparatory
TO the latter being takep to the theater, but Elizabeth
could not be found The sisters were subsequently ar
rested and IN the possession Of Mary was found sl for
which she could not satisfactorily account. Both were
committed.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

A Iumor prevailed yesterday that Super
visor butcher, of the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, had suspended Collector O'Calaghan, OF
the Ninth District. and eredence generally
given TO the rumor from tho fact that Mr..
Rollins the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, had on
two occasions, by ohcIal document, recommended the
removal Of the party named. The law which
authorizes che appointment of Supervisor through
the nomination Of the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
and the confirmation Of such nomination by the secre
tary OF the Treasury also gives to such Supervisor the
power Of suspendng from tho further performance OF
his duties any Collector of Internal Revenue who does
conduct his business for the best interests OF tho Gov
ernment II the should prove true. 1t remains TO
be whether the Member Congress who has so long
held tho Collector mentioned by the rnnor In position
Notwithstanding the protest Of Mr.. Rollins, can continue
defy the Commissioner OF internal Revenue the secre
tary Of the Treasury, the Supervisor and tho law
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
yvws PACKAGES FOR THE pRFss

csptaB pa arrng at this port tre reqn.ied to
paesee addressed the Newiok Associated Press ony TO
p-ssss sbbng he written authority of W Snonton Genenl
for Journal ( Comms Tes TRiBuSs
Ord sun Egprcs EreHag PoS, Commercial ddsris stats
ZnnS Journal ard Ns York; Daokrat should Abe
be delivered oElT ~ the sane persons
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
lAnnonneemtnu.l ]
So insdious are the first approaches Of Con.

So insdious are the first approaches OIL Con-
upea tOa'and rman unconscious OF It's presence until las
brought them verge the Al imndat, resort 10 Dr.
JArSks upon the G appearance Of tie Cough Pain or
soreues. the Chest would generally preclude hai
m or n se symptoms udca,c The of Latent CouuHp
ton sabue the violence Of the disease and 'ha'
materially assist s roobgpg the f Of the patient Use the EiPEc
,op.yr therefore when you take Cold ard preveat the necessity
for #. rse 10 more daDseyous eplst Sod ever where
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
THE COURTS.

The Federal and State courts were closed
yesterday account OF the holiday and even the Police
courts which know holiday were Theoretically sealed
NJ noon that clerks and the squad Of police
attached to each might be able TO partc in the es
tiyitles Of the day.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

4 CARp-We take occasion to inform our
friends pubic gesIafy st rotusa ns ia,fe SIS
tsln eay bt water dtiae e Dc ne hans sd os o' e'
taLinhmrL basiaess all be c9st ucd - 4su-L -
I0NLEH 4 NSLLh Nc ~ BIsassD n J.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

COURT OF spECIAI. SESSIONS.

Mr. Robert III. Johnson, the Cleik of tho
Court OF Special Sessions has prepared statement OF the
business transacted IN his during the year 1865 of
which the following Is synopsis:
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
Discharged,

Disposition OF the prisoners Sent TO General Ses-
si0ns, 50: sent pententiary males 1Ss. females,
2oO total i2s sent City Prison. males, 1885, females
g. total 1885, House Of Refuge boys 9O girls, 49,
total 2O3 fined males co., females, 62, total, I29.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Ship Aler Mashsl AsthAl Liverpool Nov. g. mde and ps"
SPOKEN.
Steamship Gen selgNich Dee 90 passed miles South Of
Hatersa
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NY,IoHpoy Dee 3Auei. Revenue Cutter James Campbell
om rrnl.e; ,chrs Bptre Oliver Amc william Harp fAlken
brs Jacob ymoB and Undne from Providence Chase and D.
NrfrI,u Roesaud; ThopB Thone, Chrtoni j. b. L New
YORK. Nellie Brpsn Boston r. King Calais s'isd schr Phi
sheridan, for Fall Meer =, a.,
Bo.Tos jan ARRIVED brig, W o. irO~ 81 M,r'iu' r.ngs
Savannah; sehr Aid. Isle sal -
on account .! lgS ton -. =. - -, -.
----~- rOREIGN FORTS. .
cssST5wy jan 1.-The Cnnad steamship Java ron Ne", ioE
osehei port O'Clock TIL, afternoon aud proceeded TO 'e
poo. All well -, g.. a., s.v.S
oet ter. Al oork this Amer debakog bhgsh pas
sspsers sni msl. the q. proceeded to Hamburg , - O.
,s0oS THE steamship Columbia, which pl mo Vueens
town few days ago wih her shaa bfoksp a'~ mere ' oso ''
tefday.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
p4SsENG ERs dRRIVED.

PROM sAvAsNAn steamship Lec-Ms. NJ Frances Dearborn
Miss Della Asqlh Mr. T. Meudbeiu, Jaae Welsh, John Baker
FROM CHAEIESToS-ln steamship Jsmsr AdSsr-J. kelT T.
NutLer A. RsAsaa W ~ Hulsoa J. Sl, l. Prince. Mrs Nc
Done Mrs z phhop aud ntnt Aary Flood d. CguEssay
Brady, CLEE Calm
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
HOME NEVIS.

'Iw I.n 'p"' hyp 90 sols NE 22o 3tes NIB
'An' d 70 80 3n4 n. Is. 0 700 mi6 n. n T.
100 3lO5 E.R II l9o 3l6 N. n j.
T.r sroHxh'day will be made memorable for The most severe
H., er ba, visited this portion Il the country for te many
yssrs commenced to se lightly at so m on the s' ana con
Midnight This se-i and rain iel to S 3
Nm n 10 2 " scet sunset then
.ret tines tormng 10 few Of the bail stones
er, onauarte Of diameter Depth fen ~ inees On
Jan 1863 snow aud raiu prevailed eeng Go The
30i " H., J6' and p M 10 and IL p
m
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
MAsoN's BLACKIEG
OUTsnixEs ALI OrHKls@
Jas. s. Mason l. Co, PHILADELPHIA.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BooKs.-BkoUGHToN& 81 WY
NAN 10 Bbeose keep the largest AID best ssortmsH.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY JANUARY 2 1863

Tx no case shOuld the BURGLAR ALARM
be TO entirely the q servants One strong p'Is
With this Alarm that enables without eaag hs
rOo eoHo Ls including movements Of hs Servants
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
MylIrrRK ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMANAC
San r,,, T;25 san 44i MOoa go
wATER sgil DAl.
SANDY Hook ..lo:as Govs Isnd..ii:ss sl 0s'e. l2o
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,

PORT op sBw.YoRK.. ..n...,...,,,,,,.,.,,....J.hh
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rhn Hall liverpool Dee g. mise ard tos pass
feanhp James lockwood Chsrlston mise aud
s,eam,hp Leo Dearborn Savannah, miss, Snd pass
Bfig Rhoue. McDougal Wbt,of, ~ T., rs days plaster.
scmo0SERs-KIvSA AND coAuvsk
July Pouith BingoL Fanne 0hiss, New Hnsh
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

"To minister TO "a mind diseased" use Peru
v!sB Syropi & utaze. tie brain vel tLe 10Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
COURT OF APPEALS.

DECISIONS OF cAsFs ARGUED AT THE SEPTEMBER TERN
1S68-CAsEs AFFIRMED.
In agt
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02
N BROOKLYN.

The severe storm which set III at an early
hour Yesterday morning had the effect Of frustrating
many OF the gomeDts for the celebration OF the day
IN foOkyn; but notwithstanding this fact the oDsery
suco vas more Epntedsnhd general than would be OK
eeted undrr fe circumstances IN private circles, Of
soursc the callers numerous usual bat the
alfsrcut eiy aud county officers who had presi0us s
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Those who Ostracisea 'FYl society, etue on nc
count Of fhe ana aie thereby
placed under restraint deserve Elpn among INC 40
Ing OF the day 1t is well known that tS Two gieat uays
and Harts Islands Christmas and Thanksgiving pay
and only necessary 10 state that three tn5 - poly
were devOHred the islands Christmas Day, W sIOM
that anneiies eXlSt na.ler the most alseOstIas
Yesterday differed yelY itsle nola
az other davs - +bA v~a" "hN 1- ' 'S~ "''
more h1Giia but consisted OF the ordinary fare. As
ter of course the villanOus weather placed an eject
ma embargo all outdoor celebrations 90 that aiuuse
mrnt of az kinds were confined 10 the buildings occupied
by the prisoners and PATIENTS AZ the LuhauS Inc
tr,Baes amused themselves oy dancing during tLe 9hy
the music beug furnished among themselves, a94 st
night they weie lTeetea Y Wegeagterl exhibition
Tue inmates Of the AishVpse gn9 Wokhouse, numger-
lne I'm ali 500 sat down 70 bOunt meal, aud then
wound up the day with dancing there being among ler
number some excellent lusicaus, aud several peIIOr
srs ON the meOdrOh on RaIdas Island are l,lO0 ch-
dren. and they have organized band among
but they were compelled by the weather 10 anqSo he
selves indoors The Wards Island children had a D0ui
sful supply Of cake sent hen 10 when lhey da ahpe
fustiee The only extra jOlihcatiOn had by any or tue
tunafes of the different island institutions
were tic lulatics aud the Wards Island ehiidiei
the others ely having bountfnl supply OF i0od
fur isind them. This was also the IN the Clly
Phi o. Warden Coulter having furnished the piisonois
iberauy with SeW-Year's feast In order 10 aioN
every the employ ~ the Commissioners an OppOr
fity OF enjoying and celebrating the day according u
tneiFcNu desires boat from the isgnds !ch
ferday The Commissioners are building large and
sommodi0us boat, which is nearly completed and which
will rn daly TO and from the islands and the foot o
TWenty.sIxthst As soon AZ this arrangement 10 com
pleted boat will leave every day, no matter what The
easioD aud holidays VIII he 40 exception 10 tho gci
sTsl rule.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Mayor Hail did not rcctVe ITTII's q, "
vesferday and the MAYORS Office was ciOsed thloI3h
eeut fl,e day. The Governors Room was beauutuly
decorafed and the portrait OF Mayor Hoffman was sur
sonnded with a beautiful American rag. At noon
stachmeut Of the lst Artillery, Battery under cgYt
MAUD OF Capt Benson fred salute of 100 guns ~ The
ftv Hall Psrk IN honor OF the inauguration " GOV.
HofItnan At Albany The Keeper ~ the iIy Hall rs
psuaI yesterday received bis feais ~ the city a All
shs debartineute OF the City Government closed
ssroughut the day judge Michael tonnOlly Register,
AID not receive his friends a his Office IN tie Park Dut
ceyed them at his private residence D was al ls Olee
- hut Aa "a III ch lndlspOAed.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

Of unu;us interest here being The DCntenna Anniversary d the
Sabbath School Connected With the Congregational 80.
The church tEsiey oaneniei m sve'gr.e ani How
consisted Il by the pastor Rev d.
Thuoa; an historical address by tho Rev. T. Huntington. and
beer aAdeeA,by The Rev Mr. ny Iedg Elder oi ibe D. ~
Conference; Mr. Joph r. Lyman Sclieuieat ~ The schools M
Guet setrogn Missionary the sArdNirh haa, Me,srs
loy Ae Milne and others Not the ai sirteAbs leA'us
0 tts ilhise TIE singing of the children.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-02

The children OF the Howard Mission yesterday went 7,
No. 3lG Naicrst.--the Watcr-st MiSsionto iaflske O
some little dainties provided for them, consisting
frniIs couft ctOnary, ana sofOrt There were 40 ad
dresses, which secmed 10 be relief 10 tie chdren hno
after remaining about two hour, they returned 70 the
rooms OF the MssiOu No 40 New BOwnry Jhs Little Eel
lows seemed have enjoyed Themselves thoroughly
looking quite joyful, and appearing TO care notrg oI
the driving Storm
New-York tribune., 1869-06-16
THE PARAGUAYAN WAR.

WHEREABOUTS OF MINISTER MMAHoN- COM
MUHICATIoN WITH HIM REFUSED BY THE
ALLIEs-THREATENING NOTE OF THE U. s..
MINISTER TO URUGUAY.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-The State Depart
ment has received positive direct information from
Minister Mcmahon since December last, when he arrived
a Asuncion. All other information is rumOr specula
ton The latest Official dispatches dated April g.
from Buenos Ayres and Rio Janero the oath Of the
month.
Mr.. Worthington Minister 10 Uruguay, writes from
Buenos Ayres that he had demanded Of the Argentine
Government either escort through the Allied lines
or permission for United States escort to through
them, TO enable our Government TO communicate
with Minister Mcmahon. Both the Buenos Ayres
and Brazilian Governments have retdsed the
light on the ground that il could not then be granted
without affecting the proposed hostile movements OF the
Governments which were soon TO take place, and which
would open up the communication desired. Mr. Worth.
ingOn replied that he had already waited 10 days for the
movements be made that the right Of the Government
OF the United States to have the communication made
was undsputed and the Allies would not aid our Gov
ernmen would be driven on its own resources to OBJ
tain the communication.
Commander Kirkland OF the Wasp had sharp corre
spondence with the Brazilian and BuenOs Ayrean Gov
ernments the subject.