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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
WORK ON THE NEW PosToFFICE.

There can he no doubt that the Government
rneans to push Post Office. Although
the excavations made show excellent result for
"a days work. the managers not satisfied with the
progress. and increasing their forces OF and
carts, increasing night work, calling in the aid OF
steam and hurryng matters along In every way posi-
bic The day force Is about $50 men and 10 carts
hundred and carts more are advertised for
and the force TO he increased fast possible The
work scarred during the night leo and carts
illuminated by three powerful calcium lights This force
IL also to be increased The shoveng out Of the dirt
from the deep places been done thus far by hands
slow and tedious but two hOsting engines OF
rcks aud buckets will accelerate this part OF the
operations wonderfully The concrete wall yester.
abour tue of stove coal mixed with sand water and
down TO depth feet from the surface and form the
foundation for the granite walls OF the
u the ncosuIe only 10 get an idea Of the vastness
the work of excavation The interior presents active
sre erected three large frame buildings. CON.
tanning offices. toolhOuse, engneroom, carpenters
barrels OF cement Where the fountain there
where mixed with the sand and cement In the par
yet unexeayaed labOrers engaged in digging out
and cutting on the Taerppes including the great 49,
Trunks OF trees ragged roots piles Of lumber and heaps
s' sa 5s m OT Inc GROUND G mas bee1
the fountan and on the west far the gate opposite
Barclays but the place where the fountain itself
remains still untouched. The depth jast below gate
Is from six 10 seven feet and from there IL deseends rap
Idly until at the south end IL reaches the lowest depth
feet. II is here that the wall is commenced. Just be-
meath the south gate. 1t would be very difficult 10 dig
down "a feet III q straight line anywhere, but
particularly 50 just the edge of Broadway, where
great weights are frequently passing, and constant jar
ring this difficulty increased by the fact that
after digging down about four feet the soil found
consist of fine dry red sand The sheet spilng is
called which holds up the bank has to be perfectly
done In order 70 obtain the requisite depth with any
degree OF speed has been found necessary dig lane
a. feet WIDE and 20 support each side OF tins lane by
unOroken lace composed OF twonch planks. standing
perpendieuarly, with loss running horizontally along
their surface at short distances held IN place by other
I0Inoh josts running directly the lane,
Ing both sides at once The removal OF the high fence
Tor which people have been constantly clamorDg
be be impossible the edge Of the exeaVa
ton runs close to the fence so that IL removed
nOthiIg would guard people aud vehicles from going
over precipce Of "a feet The fence Broadway By
the way being raised about three feet for advertising
purposes .....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

Court OF GENERAL SEssIONs.--Thos. o. D0nnel
Frank Davis John Martin George Brown and James Edwards
burglary Edward Qunb forgery Thomas " Russell Gabriel
Martep Julius Wuek Charles Schultz POrs
MIman w James Rooney grand larceny Jon Thomas William
John Carl Anderson Vim Peters aud Abraham
burglary Charles Wicker robbery Mary Mckenzie grand larceny
MARINE COURT-TBIAL Terminus. 1913, 3277 :2S7,
1893 I14T 35 1854 1850 1856 1851 $3.50 1860 1851 Ss2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
THE RENDERING COMPANY AND THE BOARD OF
ta-t t HEALTH.

The Board of Health held a special meeting
yesterday afternoon TO hear arguments from the counsel
Of the New-York Rendering Company protesting against
the removal Of rendering boats from the
the foot Of Thirty elghtst, North River The
look given TO the oal contractors by the Corpora
Hon for the reception OF market refuse butchers oa
aud dead animals previous TO the organization of the
Board OF Health subsequently the contract assigned
20 the Hew-YOrk Rendering Company, who for some
time past have rendered all their Ofal boats
with the most scientific deodorizng apparatus. The
tesdents in the neghboThOOd have constantly
planning OF the stencil arising during the process boiling
which the Company insists from other rendering
establishments In the n6ghbOrhood having defective
machinery Numerous Inspections have been made by
OrderOf tho Board ana nnay the Company ordered
TO appear before referee and show cause why they
should not be removed Over 1900 pages OF testimony
we're taken, in which some witnesses pronounced the
OdOr arising from the watts perfume while others said II
was stencil large portion OF the testimony was
read to the Board by Messrs Spencer and VanderpOol
counsel for the Company. after which they delivered
arguments against the Company being disturbed their
present location The further hearing In the case was
adjourned until this afternoon at O'Clock. - y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
ARRAY BETWEEN BROTHERS Al A PARENTS
80 o. la 81. FUNERAL.

On Sunday afternoon Thomas II. Barrett of
No staplOst and bis brother william, residing at No
ITO West Broadway, with other relatives and friends
buried tie father Of the rstnamed In the evening the
party returned to the house Of william Barrett and In
duged drinking to excess The brothers ouarrelad
about some TIMING matter and after high words
had passed Thomas was ordered by brother to leave
the house. Anxious to prevent any further dispute
Thomas arose from his chair to quit the house. when VIII
lam ran toward him. apparently with the intention OF
striking him. John, alias Butchers Barret stepped
between the brothers to prevent fight, and en-
treated them 10 DC quiet Ellen Rebecea Utt
soI OF butcher-knife ran up. and, without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Csi,ss paes arriving this port
AhVt addressed Associated
exhibiting the written authority Of W. siopton
News packages for the JoHRd Of TRIBUNE
World S. E1ess Eraig Post commercial Adv>rs,r
Zng sbd NeU Yorker D,okrst should also be delivered
be StInep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
BROOKLYN g.aI Gstuts for Sale.

CLINTON-AVE., BROOKLYN.-rOkR 0o.1.n =.
u two elegant BRICK RESIDENCES on Chnson avs ou
ing asrco splendid order elegantly soes @ ~ 50 feet on
sdioiping 25rs with four lou, - est on On'on
With sreensoass ountaS garden elegantly i a., e s
veil built and very desirable and never offered r % pIIvn ny
ply TO WYCKoPf LITTLE. No Isl hontssuee. DOO,2@
DOR SALE in Brooklyn northwest corne Brown W.
.tou. front HOUSES % and 2 11a.r s Supervision
Tbse house, built BY days Wos uoue, nSsrn i'm
Of m. owner In thorough and suhstanus odete
poyemen rspse, black walnut finish Take Green
snd terms 10 suit About 10 Immenae posstss Lection
ave ears from Fulton Ferry. A most desirable anu
IN KpF opP0RTTTNITY for men of moderate
LII me,n.-One TO handsome wostory baomeos, ".s,IS
DWELLINGS, Hancock Lsfes Pss terms Nov nj broad
location and neiRhborhood sisdhL pAOhD - WI -"
way, Room b. ID hoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
Yunq SsIanS gtaI estate for Salt.

NOR SALE or TO LET-At Bay Ridge, Il. L.,
Wall. access more easy .nd s HOUSES
.n.tsd close steamboat landing and containing ali
n.ut, Apply to JOHN MACKAY. No IA Barelaysl, ~ l. -
NURSERYMEN ATTENTlON.IThere Is no
In The vicinity admirably adapted ior your
pIop.S COZ NTRY SEAT formerly belOngngt0
" " The Hon BENJAMIN WOOD ...ua
u.ted at Great Neck L. L. miles from The c VIA & md
North shore Railroads The soil Is excellent Az eTU' b sp.
.bab. Indigenous climate growing uIuous Ia sne
And plantations surrounding the msnson ne
& dse Add snowy ArboryitR and Rose OF
.t,t tho outside boundaries Upward Of SlVVo hs oeeH 'P
during the asst 20 years. the property, =,
n On TUESDAY Sept u, ,o,,,r,v or I. n
a, ~ o'clock nooa the premises this magulneent
% ~ s0In in nlots suit public auction easy Terms
lively snd without the highest bidder Ns1e oeD and BY All
examine The property before the sale which we repeat
he po,i, We and perempto ,here will he no undr6hang
No Is Easssu-st, Hewf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

waning stabbed Thomas in the abdomen inn n M
hsstIy wound The woman was at once taken . ,n srd
I'd locked mn in the LeOnardst Police StatoD anu
{yerdav committed to the Tombs by Justice
The wounded removed to the New Nm m he
IN critical condition Yesterday Coroner fynn oa as
at the hospital and took his antem0rtem ~ corrobo
rated the account given above verdict gtd 70 the
vomen was rendered and sho reeomh ~ Gs al
TrIs =" wait The result Of Barrett's injuries
legged mat Thomas Barrett the father OF tne the
illegitimate child. and this, II 10 eon)ec'u'0o'
ant1nus M the assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

THE BROOKLYN PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Commissioners of the Brooklyn rno
Department will issue statement to-day LIZ
obstacles they have had contend with from lne
their organization, among the bad condiuoh VI is
buildings and the useessness Of the apparatus OF 'o oiu
denartmont The failure Of the AertOn Iron Company
70 fulfil their contracts also alluded TO- Inc nose tey
describe as falling TO pieces from corroson anu Of
care Depos have been established Tor tne supply, VI
coal and Wood which will be kept on hand IN quad IN
snficient 10 meet all demands, and person placer ~
charge 10 see that economy is exercised Ihere ar
be is engine c0mpanies-l0 IN the mnnanies
and in the Eastern district; and truck companlos
in each district Each engine company VIII nav" The
foreman engineer driver stoker and nreH aryer and
seven addermen The total force will De III s no AS
salaries will be as follows: Chief Engneer $500 In
sstant Chief Engineer, $1,000; Assistant n Tivers
gineer 81 200; fOremen 81 900; engineers, zoo hell
5000 stokers $500; foremen and ~ ,. Snerin
ringers 900; supernendents OF horses De
tendent Repair Yard Foreman nn III for posi-
nartment 81 600 The examination OF appiCass r,f no
mons has been completed and the appointments VIII NO
made in a few days and the tlho annou"0O "
moDciDR active operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

All WHO have real estate for sale or to let
aud those desiring TO purchase rent such property
w mud 1t to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
-aggregae circulation exceeds that OF any other
payr, and In addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
Nil be found only NewYors and ali its cities and
villages bur In every State and Territory throughout the
Unon Ths advertisement should be rs brief as viii
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
rsder. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for tho three editions OF TnE TRIBUNE. Daily
semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
Deness profession consequently advertisements in each
nc read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
aid country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF It's col
unns advertising medium The charges for adyor
tang follows DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per limo
f'r each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, "a per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per hne About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
ROBr A. HAGGKRrr Auctroneer
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
COAL LANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA

HAGGkRTI Co, No II Pnslt New Ioff, Wa seH %
TUESDAY. sept Il. 1862
athe
EycU.sGE sALRsRooM No. III BROADWAY Crhn.y Buldas).
SeNYors O'Clock the following described valuable cea prop
Penn near Pott,v $50 and 100 percbes
There mArkesee TO PhladsphA
By rail canal I'll miles. and BY The road now 10 pro-
Of Union CentrsPbeins constructed 81 the
Lehsh valley ADD Easel and NevJesey Centr, Rairoas
With NewIork Cy III miles
saracs for farming and the oathsra
port umberei (hesvy) suitable for mining purposes
Of the untsi throughou o{ all the
anthracite co veins Of the region both red .nd white ash and twenty
and millions go 5000 ans can be made available oaI smsl
portion Of The coal mined and the best and most valuable
Ell remain untouched.
the celebrated Damond Fe WIZ we aops
sunk 50 Yards 10 good coal
ooerJ gnes and boilers psmps raoaa on
cars and all to complete 10
There breaker boiler rollers skates screens AN
perfect working order Awaiting the completion OF ire
A..
good ram. house, for oremsu and three stables making all 70 build
ingse exclusive Of breaker, engine, and fanhOu,es
az carefully prepared bret OF title 10 tns prop
srt from original patent from the State aud for fr'
detail apply 70 the auction
cor, ROBERT A. HAGGERTY Co, No. 81 Piaest Sswrork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
xuusts and 9arms @auttS.
auttion Sails Of &taI Gstats.

MORRIS WILKINS, Aucioneer. ----
UCTION SALE of VALUABLE PROP
N ERTY on FORDHAM RIDGE. WBsTCHBSTBR COUNTY
H. LUDLOW Co will sell at auction THURSDAY, SEPT
49, o'clock the Exchange SaesoOm No. Ill Broadway
Trinity Building; - = ~,
thu buug thereon old Kngsbgs Roadaed Wa'esJ
ID. iowa Of tho residence Of James Connolly
80 Ths within distance Of Censsay
aud tns Of the surrounding county ne
SSng, The location perfectly healthy and Of access bss
vhn one mis Of railroad depot and steamboat landing Ar
FOR iaii par'ooi'''a "' Ps"''' .'p'' " Cesso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
IA. j. BLKkcKKlt, Anctoneer
Mn i'DIrNpRY' SEAT atDASSAIC

CPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT atPASSAIC, N.
Ola BLEECKER son Co will seq a. suction on NQSDAt
1.y the charming oriental RESIDENCE OF Edward T. Chansoa
ESQ the Psssae River hys minutes ~.k rom
fpTtv6ve minutes from the foot 81 Chsmbers,
on the Ne. York The mausioa net by 90 hut
bsy windows ST Domingo mahogany inside blinds pain
billiard hot and Geld water stationary wsshlgb and al
The couTrpenees appointed residence also. 6e carriage
boase stables cattle hous all In good order The gecans
With orchard lawn &r u nae
horses and other viii he sold se the sale Of
the resteuee will be sold ssrwA AZ early day.
Also,
plot ~ LAND OF about acre,
adjoining the above property For particulars apply AZ the
40 ton room No. II Cejar-sI, Nes-iork H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
Sails By Sutton.

Csc. A. LRAvirr, Aueneneer
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID HALL Aston place and Bghthst LBAvITT sTRBBBiGh
Co Cos.eNs SOLICITED LBgAEIn CArALoeuEp AID soLo
TUR REGULAR FALL TRADE SALE OF BOOKS AND STA,
TIONHRY will commerce THURSDAY MORNING. sept TO- AZ
ok and continue order Of the Catalogue un ali sold
The Catalogue contains from most Of the principal Pub
fishing Houses country Of the largest aud ro''
offered the Trade Catalogues ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
A. J. BLEECxKR, AuetioneeT.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

NREAT SALE III HINIIU4N; ,,,opv
I .lOO BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF BERGEN
A. BLBECRgR SON Co will sell at AUCTION On LUSsDsna
about
LOTS Beautifully situated az Wis BbkbS ~ The mediate ven
M, The depot RAILROAD 10 NEWARK 10 good
rnppT order The property admirably situated aud comprises
Of Ire uest aud beautiful lots 10 the During the past
Winter Spring Of dollars have been expended on this snd
tho adjoining property in close proximity to the depot ns oe
bo snd streets aud In grading the same pone o
ubl are Of them 80 feet The
pearue property NewYork (ony three miles,, its facility OF
by Railroad with incssant unnDR tue
6ne neborhoOd bsstbfasess OF the sason sr,n
dur OF the scenery ad and the finished condition the
streets all combine TO render this one OF the most
wdd oEertaret New fofke
Amp who vh TO attend be SALE
.p trains Central Railroad will be the day OF sale
THE SALE WILL BIZ ABSOLUTE SIXTY cent OF the purchase
bopd and mortgage Books OF map, ms be OBJ
taiucd CiarsL, Nexlok DbLOS CULfkh, NO. iSS
Huison-st. Jersey City. 800
Should the weather prove stormy the sale will be postponed ose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
MovpArs wRArHRR RRpoRT-, , N
MINIATURE ALNAyA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
QUE nsss''' $3.50 San ses..... Gll Moos sets
.. aGH WATRK
baeg Hook. 2 0ova IsAad 1855 Hall G.t. 900, tl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
aoltsttbtsttr County Seal Gstuts for SALE.

nor SALE, at Yonkers-A Gothic COTIAGE
urpishe beautifully situated on Ps''dsse .S w s, Shs %
view Of River TO staten Island pnee RRISG
Ton 4 ROCKWELL Getty House. fonker
nor SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY SEAL
Il 10 mile, from City Hall Westebeer County foI particular"
apply to A. SMITH Co, Room No. o. NO. % LlosI2 :.
GREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLAC ~
nntes valk from Depot New Haven H. gooa
house land plenty OF fruit good
high ground Price 5000 Also 6neL
Harlem 10 rooms Owner A. SPENCER NO z9l orahus
NEAR MORRISANIA DEPOT-C0nvenlent
~ HOUSE. with oland Apply at frhng omre' NO "
Fourth Te
VONKERS-2 fine COUNTRY SEATS for sale
or exchange good city property foOaAsS agL lonAr
g. nnO CASH and $4,000 Mortgage r21ss az i6T .
SD Vb1U will buy newly painted HOV SB ana III
6l Al White Plains hour from Twenty h nI
BARN adjoining required Tor sIo easn idI. AZ
each 10 olOse an estate hHofe" N
l. POGG White Plains. n. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

ntb-s nsu gtaI estuts for SAT-
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good SOIL mild
n y %s. south Of p5asp. ref o0 oy s . .sn if:
Acres AsS a%g'S,'GGA SDHs viHeIaod
At ORANGE, n. J.-YILLAS. VILLA SITES
S,i iaf G of sSbR i gss' 8; LIT o.
s,-IoI Orange corner Main and con..e ato9
A DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK.
~ the n J. r. and Co Ph,iePai koidl " fs by
$50 6G as o% 500 800 : Of which a Be
@ T SraS. s.n be 5 at Il. cs sS &
coaFSSI. NO. rs sud l57 Bro.a.A, Room Ma la
A FARM of 10 acres for SALE--At Fanwood,
n on he csats Railroad NesIssy hour ron EssY3rl
- vide nail hiss es1s' sss9 WIN a
haTp house g@'ry g. 1os iR.s P%h s
'''~' AD. MELLIcK Jr BRO, No % Pa..
At PAssAIC, n. IA new French. root S,ts
hot and cold water etc two SeTs Of gTGq5 ~.
bic pleasantly oeattd Terms esI Inquire . slaa
A GREAT bargain in Grand-st., D. CA
~ frcla" House 10 all modern improvements rent
s0 pe '' s TS AZ i@d co S 81 Moaso,ry,
A BARGAIN-Oue hour by Erie Railway, II
minutes on dsPG, plain oysE G ." sI S. a. ss
.s S o. a ad H f.qG'; Sds W
AT TENAFLY. n. J.--For SALE-A COT
TAGs gSaog os s md S s,I ocsSd
BEST po,,..oa Immediately. Apply Ig7 Geeusht
Il Elizabeth, n. J.-Desirable Building Lots,
| n on ea.y terms App, to Il KELLOGG Broadway.
| BARGAINS in FARMS near New Brunswick,
- s' asss ID s' p.H S'S Su Hs1,S v, S
choice so IS adjoining depot large bSidng' apple
r. a. vel: ; lselss SG PERGr$oS No
| Room No X
| CHEAP HOMES on easy payments, or for
~ Neat cottages With fall lots only $40 to
Ouy from NssYorE so Train. daily also
boat Communication low Send tor PampnIs' b. eso"U' ""
| EOR SALE-At PasSaic, New-Jersey, a new
HOUSE containing esh rooms lot JSI97 located on Pas
nclIs, within two inmates Of dspGs aai,s,'
nor SALE. or EXCHANGE for City Real
i E,. or personal property FARM the line Of TIE
M 1 s @aIs. NJ sITSi F'i, No. So1 ~ "
EOR SALE-At Summit, n. j., upon Morris
: s. bal. az a1 a' 70 'i ED S 1f e. aS 'S
IIiTffsLi summit
JENKINS & WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK,
y j. oness opposite Depot sad No 80 sssoas have
SILL ae 0EDs 2SP'5} ,a ,,si 500 beach trees $1,000
the depot New Brunssick Will exchange Tor farm
No Zoe resieH,e With oubuidngs, all new o. 20 seres OF
aud a depot In this city, and nile tOm voorhees,
No o-Ths beautiful rs,deaes Commodore Dogg, George
s let partly rphd nntl M neI AZ 100 pei month VIII
AGu,Hty lroquois Fsye,e Ca" and Mason
for seU.Isrsey property.
NETUCHEN, n. J.-Splendd new RESI-
WI DENCB with barn beautifully located Owe minutes Na ron
ison Is o. gas Pipe, sater anshed style Price
silica sIcb,pre Brooklyn lott, Commission allowed See
BOGERf owner Meueheu n J.
DLAINFIELD. New-Jersey Central X. R-A
PLACE With from 70 hve aere' house hrsteas' bun
cheap ait. without rare. Apply to the owner from IL to No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

SOUTHERN LANDS for Sale or Exchange
~ Mineral Coal and Tmber Lands Tract, Farms aud
Plantations throughout The South Tsfm. hbars T. SHELTON
J0NkS 4 "a No l1B BroaiWsT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14
Country Btal Gstat, for Sals.

TOUNTRY RESIDENCES. Mills, Water
" Power Houses lots for SALE bAChASGR Also, fAhMS
Prices $4,000 to $4,000 SERGEANT No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-14

ORANGE COUNTY FARM FOR SALE at
OAuon sept rs the premises, IS choice land good
balngs fruit we'll situated for country minutes wa
from s.yiown station Montgomery aud Rr Railroad Inquire Of
w. Q. NEWMAN on the premises or j. " wHALBN Montgomery
Orange County ~ Y. '.N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-22
FROM BAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 22-2p. NJ
The steamer Constitution sailed for
Panama this morning, Carrying 1874 pas
sengers and $3.50, 1886 in treasure.
Fl. P. Shed, defaulting book-kceper Of
Wells, Fargo L Co., was sentenced to
pay SloO or so days imprisonment, for
petty larceny.
A Chinainan wRs found on the street
Mt q late hour,last night, with a sack on
his back containing tho body of n Chi
nose infant. Ho was induced to accom-
pany mn officer to the house where ho
obtained it.. He pointed out the father
and mother Of the infant, and the par
'ents confess having ,motherod it under
= mattrass because it cried too much
They were arrested on n charge OF
murder.
John White, alias Brown, nlias Badly
who stole Il valuable horse from a ranch
near Redwood City, was captured to.
day.
A quantity of opium, valued ut FIVE
thousand dollars, has been seized by
the Customers House officers on board
the steamer Japan.
The passengers honce per Colorado
December 3Oth, arrived in New York
to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-22

BURNS ANSIvERsARY.-The sons and
daughters of Scotland, with their de-
sceudants, and friends, will celebrate
the anniversary Of the birthday of
Robert Burns, on next Monday evening.
The committee to make arrangements
for this pleasant festival will meet at
Athletic Hall, Virginia, this evening,
and designate the place. Fort Home
stead has been suggested as a suitable
place, and VIC expect it will be selected.
A grand ball, addresses, q supper, sem
timent and songs ia profusion, will con-
stitute the programme-which will be
published tomorrow. We have attend
ed several OF ;aoss delightful love-fcasts
Of tho countrymeu and admirers of
Burns, and we can readily attest to the
beauty and pleasure which they afford.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-22
White Pine Items.

WE are informed that q man recently
from Sacramento, who had been var
dering about two or three days and
nights in the mountains southeast of
bore, came in to o ranch in that region
one day last week with both his feet so
badly frozen that he will probably lose
them. He was brought to Hamilton by
the ranchmen for medical assistance.
We did not learn the namo of the unfor-
tunats man. The fact that he had
never before been in the mountains, and
was o perfect stranger in that locality,
and yet ysntured out prospecting in the
severest weather of the season, indi-
Gates q degree of fool-hardiness seldom
equsled. He will doubtless be satisfied
in the future to stay in the COW counties
when he gets back there.
RED LINE CARs.-A train Of fifteen
cars Of the New York Red Line, arrived
at Evanston, the west end Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, on the 22d of Decem-
Der, loaded in Now York with goods for
n mercantile house in Salt Lake City,
they having come through the whole
distance Of $500 miles without unload
ing. These are the first car, that ever
came through. II is expected that
when the connection is made the Red
Line Cars will come through the whole
distance to the Pacific side without un-
loading.-W White Pine NerS.