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ment and emotion il is not impossible thss in
some casee they may supe.sede religious SEN
t1ment /; but it fH, On the vhole, daaiFahlo that
public questions ahonld 10 coua;Jered ooolly !:
and ba1snco OF secular convenience viii A.
w1ys be less ztt1acti1e than devotion and theo-
man should bc1ierc that tho oxte,laion Of tho
suffrage to women wpula remodel tho whnlc
nature Of domestic And social lntezcoursa Tho
tone and tho topics Of tho conrefeAtion Honfd
be bat irnrefceptitly atfoctoa hy the chanco.
ana fsT 5s,ss ~ TSGd esnppy their
Of WiTes foE political reforms, Il heads Of
Aouscs became Jealous missionaries in the
cause. II eecsns that rs far ~ practical rnsults
are concerned, they might IS ven digpenae
WIN female converts. and accompliah their
purposes At ence instead Of re'yins On tllo ef-
Incns 1r; Mil virtually refesstos wonon to
fhe inferior position FROM which ho desires to
Ia1se thenn. It IL said that 1t the laat uaunici.
"a n!eenon the fcn'Alo voteta supported the
candidates who we're favored By ~the clergy:
and according to Mr.. Mil they were,
tsnS tse Srbt t. present p1s os3s sisrums.auees u
ratss~paycfs hsrs votes in baroucLs
md it remains to be seen whether woman
hVlng u family would vote independently 81
Their Chief L Cunuus Illustration OF Tia rtsd
ihess Of women to support their clerical cuias
hss lately been furnished by = community
which las Mt been generally admired by tbe
finding that some Utah schisnstlcs raro IL. i,S.
ginning to question his prctensioaa, 1,as sud
denly conferred the suffrage Oh Ill Mormon
womcn. His foresight has sinco been iuyti-
fed by the result Of ~ election in wltic,, tie
enanelpated section Of the constituents voted
UNANIMOUSLY ior ne prophet at,l 10: thu iusti-
tution wlirh Is aefcately called plural mar
rlaEe.
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The genuinn NAhemet.n sanAhe u man
So1 Europeans 70 beware of- Aepecmen OF
the class turned up 1t DeSa 1srnAel hhAo the
other day, and stabbed private of the Que
Hundred and Ninth Regiment, named Desnaps
fortunately not fatally, for the wounded man
is, we Are glsd to learn, recover1nE- The Ma
hometan was tried, condemned and e1e-
cuted within the twenty-fout hours. His sc-
count OF blnseN, ~ given before tho Nagis-
trate on FebruAry IS, Is curious: "Ny name il
Ithlas: an Of the Sultan khey1 section Of
the Sulinan kheyls, md residans Of Vans :;
left Wxn1 fifteen or sixteen days ago.
with \ view Of killing = kAur; have
intended to be . Ghsl from my youth
,,p; cams BY the GwylcxH Piss through
kolkchi. and 40 to Dera ] caue alone e1-
cent God, no one was with ms arrived ~
Derx three days sgo / slept At night outside
tne CITY. anywhere, and I used to purchase
food from the 1hops Of Buntsa, khema, aud
i,s;roa: got food from them three auceee-
ave dAys today has been \ great dty With
no. wanted to6u an infdel. bat by the VII
Of God, fAiled in killing him ! stabbed l
solder in the bAzaar with the dagger pro
anced had baen looking out foE tho tAst
three d.ys foz an EngIahr1u to ou; whcn
rct slousside Of the European soldier drew
nv DAGGER md .nAde 4 stab It bin he feu
dawn, and w.s t9ing to stab It bun asa!o n ;
be seised tha daggur With both hsnda no
bystsnders then cano up and aeizeo nc. -
Bombay Gdtets.
, 1870-04-24

The {Ion6ou) Saturday isfrt7r.l In comment-
ine upon seeentHonsns ,!n1 sssnEase meeting y
Lnodon. presents new tiisaculfs III the ve1oa
question ,,.,r
rinus or characteristic than his answer to tie
objection that women would be exceptionally
subject TO clerical influence: 15 % With ,dnirab's
ttAt the clerEy aa1 fairly earned uleir power
bv their exceptional attention to the feelings
nd neculis1itics Of women. 1t was only, in
Lis opinion, because l.y1nen I'D been 5s selfish
aud aessnt se ~ of mofp nstur oaSfs sasstls
= 1sa VITA Be interesting to aseert.;n rhethes
sses as. ]deh ~ incline ronen 70 submit to u.
ceraos iaaaense .ss le atta1 4hs s1s hns1snas nas
% fI.nss' nd brothers whom he ia1ises to com
nats Tith the clergy nuat appeal to The nand 2!
a. to diFercut inta1ea!s sd qHAltaea- pon-
= Ees ssa be ea1!ested inio sabiects at s4at''
, 1870-04-24

l. Dog Which Remembers tho Snh.
bath Dny md Keeps IL Holy.
The following curious dog STORY is youched
for by pAper in Montreal:
"A gentleman owns dog that has some re-
nar&abIe instincts. On wenk days he has Ill
the passions and rrurensities Of other dogs,
Int On the Sabbath his peculafities and secta-
rian sentiments come ont. he nows when
this day comes He il not the same dog as on
other days. He inaulges in DO pastimes. en-
coursEes no company, and seems to sAy, in ac-
tons louder than words: ''Si1 DAYS mar We
,say and do all our sports." The family are
fresbyterians; the dog is Methodist. On
SUNDAY he sttends the family to the Presbv-
teriau church, and then holds On his soiis4sy
md unhroken way until he comes TO his own
church. which il little further on. He hAs :
particular place up-staitu where he sits. No
helle OF madam of fashion, who sweepa up the
aisle Of popular church, and nnds plebeian
in her pew. can gise Daore detaded expression
1t disrleasure than this dog il he finds sny one
in his seat He SCENE to attend to the services,
and to sivo dogua,icA heed 10 Tho words
spoken. An example to many protesting
Christians, he ,n1F be eeen on hia way to
church IN foul weasher - in fair; not half
day heatcr, either. while bis deuominadons1
preferences Ere ~ well known a. ere those OF
anyone in The city.
, 1870-04-24

hs hfhcuit5 IL agreeing. in common with tho
ousef world. that MtH- H. &. uowArsTs son ia
1ot thu EA1l Of Wicklow. indeed, it was eyi-
dent Go1n tha chaneallar's summing up, that,
putun8 aslds the Liverpool ~orkhouso epi-
eooe, ths caae OF Mrs- Howard was rs unsouua
as it could be. It see1us thousand rities that
some punisllment cannot bo visited On De
EosdenNe (who is probably IN Now York bs
this tiroe), md it il to be hoped that the So
l'c'tor to the Treasury is conceEting salutary
the Inconvenience attending such enormous
lying"
, 1870-04-24

I~o.
Eno fust
He must ha.
II he still lives, i hop
tx sin. OF Il enjoying :.
~ T. p. bin IN crate 1nenny tite svvt.
Ile' ohtseneralIs could u1ansre t6 msts ~
a,efase II II thase Il no st4,h thing As maIina
] PaH oi 11eTHoota average
~ kAn SIT a.. average on tie s;ncb mr. ~,
boot emmy more ths.. u kan on til. ~ H. ~ ms
lobster. ie or 4
Emmy maE who kan wea1 pal, ov tits b4,,t..
and be humble, and penitent, and not induise
in profane literature, viii make good hus- :
baud.
He viii do more than s,st. he will do to li-
/ vide up into several fust kiass husbands, and
I be made to answer for whole naberhood-
| Oh: for the pen av departed VIM Slaks-
] nrear, to write an anethetna against ute boots,
1 thAt would make arahunt Home wake up and
howl aEin. Il che did once befufs uu = presi-
| Oh: fos the strength ov HerkuIes to tare
[ into sim strings al the tite hoota Of ctea~
shun, and slatter them to the winds al
| heaven
Oh. for the busy Of Venus tsw make .
| bisg foet look hansam without tite boot
oh. for the payshunce ny Job, tho Amos
tie, to nuss ute boot md bless it, and even
psa for oua size smaller md more pincbful.
Oh for pair ov boots higg enun for the
foot or a mountain.
hav BIN led into tie above assortment oy
"oh's from having in nj posseahuu, at this
moment, pair oy number nine boots, with
par ov number eleven feet in them
Nj feet ase AZ Il dogs noze tho fust tirus e11
wears . 1nuzzle.
think MI feet vii eventually choke the
| boots to deth.
hv in hopes thes will.
I Isuppozed lsa4l hvet long euun not to bs
/ phooled agin IN this vas. but haE found tha.
I IN ounce ov vanity weighs more thAn pound
I ov Eetzop. espeehily when MN mistakes =
a.! bigg foot for small oue-
| grip at the devil, for many man hax caught
| ior life 4 fust rate hahit for swearing by en-
conr.gng biz feet to hurt hiz boots.
tsv promised mi two feet. at least dozen
. -.n:ss a=-..g nj rAstAarI life, tha, they
ne, n1 .ht:.id ~ struggled 4gil. pnt fuJ them
,,,-:%t A. full or XII g. :hc =tu.nmui axe
..s.a i sulds2 80. y, 81, loo,s.
BIZ his = co'-Elils f.!c lat rais ov ti:a
boc;r =. =. IL l., = !, Il have to ~ La-r-
fors T., !!.,:;-
:t:.. ..5;..- 1Ecr..
H.; ni,s ,5s;s j., i, ""s = he la1us'7as
k'so sI rsfc. TEoyidet. c. -! J.; ~S~:" :,
pAir oF H;- '..ots- u
Ernv na,: Aan 1--we =; T. - .,:..~7 SO
tHst A4tf What thsv 49, ~
!a.ae r. fcet 'Akc -..:- =: !.
L.: - sst+, Aa ucF1!. :*.~".,
Nth @:..'es Il :: X -. !,
NJ q = II who eS:.:* -. :. :. ~ -
H'ts-= t't t-.n:a, ="
r-ai, deal cs wa: - =
s4s liz ..ow IL 8 =
aktr.l is.z;.4s.5;' =
AZ t--r'...-,. ::
siss !. 80
k14cw1n = n -
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-Tha anaxe1 lAtte1ly gisso n ; FIsaca
cour ty prisoner, accused u almost @ eutnnff W1,f
bis wife 70 pieccs, wan, wita A1nua, - HeA,
Mousieur ID P.esid<,nt, 5oa know sve15 one has
bia Ettle fsilinss."
, 1870-04-24

Tombstone. and wandering whss ., -
"as t1a emblem Of. There u1A no;;,i.,s s'%I
plain i In tha inscription. t.Nan""ss tose
! tne NILS one, N they 1nhv,,l W.. AL
| mare" A"e LII.
l-,-7ons evening the 1ata l:rv. Or. hx,~
| Of Erooklsn. was crossing by ti:- I'LL. - -.
| Upon entering the raLin, ke f.u,,t .y.=E;s
! seats Occupied: wLeu a tl,irk In; ~ LIS
cacd, - hr Eeslt,ae, nr. Er,hIne@ frr ~
| ia III d'Eecs,on, iie found E.a1. .,.,,f,,,ss
give such man -ess. Ever pi,lr,. s.a,;~.
that big tLntch in fcv lori tryiIr H''''
away by giving call u' i've .!4.,Iss.u; ~
ana sou fai1 yeu'l see 'esu Id L., -.
1., haa ereas ferpsc. fof s'.u AT! LII. :,
ray that the well-neaninE nat ny ,..:"
condition to judge u the L.tu.s ,,-,x,. '.A>
pirate for such an n.ers1ew. f'S
| -NarE Twain says that tL,' sta,,,,,.
ing EouF dirt U pan out ya..-~ -f-
| Indy thinks ''dott.x'r lI....,- AZ
! On Eatience." az
! -FAk's Opera House c!,:,n- Fla: ,;,.
aIe tie mos. elegant aud 4ui ese. -
! 1t Is stated OF distinguished 1s~.,
| the Lar. ~ho secured the sc'.u.t,st ~ T..
ioz stealing cow, at the be:luuias Of h.
tee, si,th told that his ki.!as-s ru.1: 49, 49,
be Iepald. a. tAe defendant ~z> ~. :s''1
| replied: "Oh. I'll let lin ut x>-y--, ;S''
I the cow. A'tF
"A little girl ~ho vas wassl.iax H.. .,,:y.,x
ascension a Lewiston. Ne, s,sl.:rnly ~.
tiaine1: "3a mn.a, shouldn't .:.;ti -,
WOULD like to lave that uAu 60 un To- y.'
| a1ive." "e''
An aged Fortareltisc lA.y. l,nwu =,
habits OF her old aud spoilt seE1a aat, Nl,rt
Wished note taken without loee Of ,uue H.:
! open ana read 7 nSss 70 Linz, sasias, liz.
uoo. Andrew, sc ken 4 That's int: Lc,, ~.
stop to open it, hut inst send i. off,
IA bEght-eyed faut-ye1y sl. sns h.. I'M,
prayer mixed up the other tight Imasirr Il,
aston'shment Of his mother to he,r her ,.a,,,.,
commence thus:
SoW Lay Tie dawa 10 sIe-,;"
Shoe, ry. tiou't hu,ste. lu..~
What M should Clergyman preach a;..;;-
About dfteen minutes
Why are blnahes Like little girls: Ee.a;-~
they become Women
-DurtuG an examination. ! nae..ieal -,u!...
being asked the question. .*Wi,eu lors E,,r:,.
hcat1ou ensue rr;1iieL. N,,sa vii mat.
question, and are ausu cred No
-Jndge Aiken. Of t;rtcn;ekl ilass.. Na-
quite taanofs for his e1'ra~juilciai up;risn~
One Of sliou .7,ns al follows: l'resi,:in, Al ,:r
tTiAi OF one Fisk fur 1T as.rav.ta., crime AID
INC Jury having hraus|N III : ver!tt ns s,.,l-
q, Judge A1kcn said : = Fisk. as.n>. up. Eos
tho yslmc ttr which you are CONVICTED yuu src
condemned to solitary coutseu,t1,, fus au. +;.x
and to Imprisonment du.in;, tls rest Of y..,r
natural lie.-and wish j; was III tnr yuwui /.
scnteucc Eau longer.
The husband Of -,oldinr wife, on Ls.us
"kept Il lotlsuusc.
"A marked hall has been defue As 4 Il, li.
tul Institution for Plain ~,1uei..
=. 10 tho parent wlose eo.a G!tss is iIt III
e, rays the Louisville fourier, ih,.r u.sl-,
has $t,lr,xv 1:,-t
, 1870-04-24

Of Now York., in which be seeks to prove that
the Hebrew md Christian religions are Of Hin
doc origin.
"A prescher Of the name Of Latus ia causing
greRt eensatiop in the city Of Athens. He IL
reputed to equx1 in eloquence the great ChIJ-
eoetom, the Eolden-moushed preacher q an
hTuitr. He wsa formerly monk Of the Greek
Church, but secn1H to h4Tc abandoned its cere-
monies and pecu1i4xities, md preaches the
Gospel IN accordance with The standaz.ls Of
the Evangelical Missionaries. with whom hc is
on terms OF friendly intercourse. 1he people
Ire attracted to his ministry IN crowds
The Late Biehop Thomson Eaves an &c
count OF very Jealous bnt ignorant ennFch
] mcmb in uaountainous district IN hentneAs
who felt especially noEed to preaeh the ttos-
rel, but his brethren declining to grant ha11a
| The privilege, be went to the Circuit Judge %
obtain Icen.e. The Judge declintd to aet
! Tor want Of authority. Determining not " be
1oiled, he went to the Prosecuting Attorney,
the neghborhood. and in the presence q VII
Eeoses demand ! license three times. X then
| be WAS denied, he might organize himself INTO
church and issue his own license. ha cas-
tled out the instructions IN full, sad hAs Dc
come licensed preacher in big o"n eo9acn
| is progressive Agef
Madrid advlces state thas the new measure
which the government, taking advaataSe oi
| the retirement from the Ministry Of Admlf4!
1SFtte AAA &AH FA1tSt HA1V "EAS NPtNt+ -
| c1eriesl reforms, has Just presented to the
Costes, ia one OF the most sweeping brought
| forward since the revolution, Aod amounts
almost to ! eep.1ztioo between the State and
tho Church, destroying also tho little that re-
NAMED ef the Cancordat with Rome
! The bin gives to the .elarEy the sane
| ciyl rights 1s are enjoyed by other citizens Of
Spsin, and grants them freedom Of action in
| Ill religious matters; the publication OF bulls
| lad other dispositions from Bone, without the
pecesrity of submitting them previously for
| The government etequdt1sr; bat takes from the
| Bishops al tho temporal jurisdiction to pun
| ish. kanisb. and remove cutates. dc. Ii the
| s.uae time great reductions arc made in the
! number Of eishops, cauons. md other disni-
txries, xs veil As in the salaries Of those Who
! win ren,aiu- 1nstead Of nine Arrhhishopy and
forty-seyen Bishops. NTH salxries from q. SEQ
1 to $500. there will be four and thirty-th1ee ra-
srectively-the PTnuate with I,O6O, another
1t $500, and the rest at f600 each
The AedaodiR puhlinhea m abstract Of tha
ffty-dtst anuuA report Of the Missionary So
GesJ Of tho Methodist Episcopal Ctnrrh- It
appean thst, - from the year Of tic orgaz,iza-
ton Of tho society, IN 1919, when the contri-
buttons amounted to eaz304. down to Lat
yeaf, when the collections we're es2a, ,sss.ao,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-07
N Office.

NTOlICE Is HERERY GIVEN THAT ] Will
~ app.y to the Commissioners =. -he Genera
Land Osice, to have refunded the purchase
money paid by me the southeast quarter OF
fSection -. Township II north. range 19 east. ~
per certificate No. ia, issued At Carson City.
Nevss, bearing date the 18th day Of June. 1864,
tl,ex--Ae having been adjudgei invalid and Can
-csled GEORGE WASHING ION WENTWORTH
my19Gw ,rg
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-07
vIyM..lsr Mining compsn /, .-l.scs.

VIyheeler Mining Company.-l.scs.
w tion Of works. Pine Grove, Esm, falda County.
Nevada Notice Is hereby given that At meet.
ing Of the Bosrd OF Trustees of said COMPANY heed
on the 25th day of June, 1870, an assessment ~
Fifty Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company, payable immediately H.
United states god coin. % the Secretary, 1t Che
ofice Of the company, Per IL Stewart street, Fan
Francisco. Cal. Any st. ck upon which said assess.
ment shall remain unpaid on the Both day of Jui,.
1870 shall be deemed delinquent, and will he ~.
yertsed for sale At public suction and UNLESS pay
ment shall he made before, will be sold On tie
10th day Of August, 1870. 60 pay delinquent ~.
sessments. together with cost of advertising aud
expenses Of sale.
By order Of hoard Of Trustees,
E y. BENT, sec'y.
Office, Pier IL st,T-Art street, San rranciscc.
Cal. yl Am
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-07
N o T 1 C e.

fy4Fssia gd {rtN Uu9@G a
1NARTIEs HAVING ACCOUNTS AGAINST
the v. 4 tt r. RSCb. -are srequested - pre-
cent them At an Office of the Company by tn. LIST
Of the mouth folloWiDg that in which they have
II. N. YRRINGroN. Superintendent.
Juns q, 1870. u
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-07
CARSON CITY
GAS COM p A n Y .

THE CARSON CITY GAS COMPANY HAS
~ with gas, and it is proposed to u e the Pneu-
matte meth I'd (RanLs pat-nt) as furnishing the
most economical and briniaut light known.
The capital stock Of the Company has been fixed
at $50 0o0 consisting Of 500 shares Of the par
value OF Si00 each.
1t will be necessary for $50 coo Of stock to be
subscribed in Carson OF the remainder, fl5, 900
is reserved tor The racihc Pneumatic Gas Compa-
ny As payment for their itent night, and $o, 900
i, reserved by the Carson City Gas Company as
fand from which the Trustees can at any time
qurements Of the city without ievying assess-
ment suspending dividends
The assessments stock will not exceed fiftv
cents on the dollar, and will be due az follow
Ten dollars a share Ok being issuet'-. row
dollars in September; dollars in Oct ,,. 80,
dollars in November, and the remain ,,, Ton j, :
lars in February.
The Pacific Pneumatic Gas Conn -. ..,,,.- o.
light the town within ninety da' aS;.r ~ 80
tract between themselves sp the Carsan Cn,nn,.
ny has been signed. o'A-f
Aoo1t Que n.l tne 't' 4 has alreacy been sub
anu u ne Atuder Is quickly taken up
T. S, ~, y. .sn I'd before the end Of october.
ne 'upsol lip,'on ssst can be at the store OF
5ssirons Of r., =, tar.n street, and all persons
s.-iv as ,,s. ing s.ecA are requested to call as
wish to h9 o e" -o' o '
h.r., sens now using coal oil take gas as they
in. lremissd the Carson City Gas Company with
fW months will he able to declare dividends
" taree or four per cent. per month on the casf
.pital invested, while selling gas at 50 per thou
AaA. relatively lower prizes than gas sells for il
san Francisco. jy26tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-07

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
OFFICE OF Tup COUNTY AssEssrR.
ORMsBv COUNTY. NsvADs,
CsRscN Cirr, May Q, 1870.
A IL PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE AND
n County Taxes for the year 1870. are hereby
notified that the annual Poll tax OF -Four Dollaf,
for the use Of the state and County. due ON each
male resident Of this State over twenty.one and
under sixty years Of age.
Is Now Due and Payable.
To IN. County Assessor or his Deputy, and all ~.
expected to ray said tax when called upon. Aud
also. that the taxes on the personal property ~
nersons who do not own real estate within tbs
County OF sufficient value to secure the taxes ON
both their real aud personal properly, are due snd
payable when the s3me is assessed. All taxes
psyable Ia United stats gold coin.
The laws provided Cor the collection of the above
mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced
GEORGE ". CIIEDlC.
County Assessor.
Nv H. II. Brvcr, Deputy.
Office: Nex' door to the CcuI i Clerks ONCE,
County Building. mye-sm
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
ROME.
Cardinal An.onelM to the En-,

Cardinal Ant0nelli to the Emperors.
The Paris Uaiuers publishes the reply OF Cardinal
Antoneli to the memorandum presented to tue
Court OF Rome by Count Daru on the subject Of the
Council:--
The answer, which is Of great length, ex-
tending over two columns ana han OF that
journal, AIMS at estab ishlng the fact that civil
governments have nothing to do with the deli
berations OF tDat body. II the Pope asks the
bishops to proclaim him lnfallfble and superior
10 all temporal powers, those attributes have
always existed and are, smoreover, purely doetrinal
aud speculative. They do not constitute an en-
crOachm. mt of which any one has right to COM
pam. Such, in substance, is the note from the
Vatican, which concludes by the declaration that
the despatch IRON the late Minister OF Foreign AZ
fairs VIII not be communicated to the Assembly OF
the Fathers.
Advices from Vienna mention another letter from
the Cardinal To the Emperor Francis JOsephs gov
eminent, aud likewise referring TO the Council. IL
10 be sharper In tone than that to the Cabinet
Of the Tuiieries.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
Tally.
The Insurrectionary Rising In the Pro.
vinces--NIinisteriai Reports Of the Out

The Insurrcctionary Rising In the Pro-
vinces--NIinistcriai Reports Of the Out
break.
kilograms from Florence. dated on the 9th OF May
IN the evening-report as follows relative 10 the
late insurrectlonary movements In Italy,
In the Senate Signor LAMA made the same State
ment as in the Chamber oil Deputies respecting the
affair in CatlnZaro. He further announced that Il
band Of fifteen persons had appeared the province
of Aquia bnt expressed himself that this
insurrechonaIy attempt would find no echo in other
PROVINCES.
The Ogctai gazette OF this evening contains the
folIowing:"The Insurgents were yesterday attacked
by the troops at Fiadeha aud look 10 fight leay-
ing several Killed and wounded on the field.
The troops had only one man wounded.
join the movement and had set out
for Filadeifa tnrned back last night and returned
home. The remnant OF the band are being vigor-
0usiy pursued by tito troops. The people OF CalaUria
are very well disposed towards the government and
numerous offers of assistance continue to be sent in
10 the authorities
In to-day's sitting OF the Chamber OF Deputies,
Signor LAMA gave explanations relating to the
tnsurrecuonary band made its appearance at
Mazda, anu the necessary measures were i'm
mediatey adopted by the authorities. More than 800
citizens, includlng MenOttl Garibadi, went armed
TO the residence OF the Preycct Offering TO assist
attacking the band. SignOr Lanza warmly eulOgized
the spirit displayed by the citizens, and his remarks
were received with loud cheering by the Chamber
He proceeded to state that the insurgents, who
bercd from 200 10 800 men, were attacked yesterday
by the troops and, alter short combat, routed
leaving behind several dead and wounded. Two SOL
dieis were also wounded. The band dispersed the
fugltiyes dying towards Reggie, and despatch from
that place announces that Ine Inhabitants irmy
determined 10 pursue them. Tie names OF the chiefs
of the movement are NJ present unknown, nor has
any information been received yet respecting the
composition OF the band, namely, whether it con-
slscd OF Italians or foreigners.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
PORT or NEW YORK, NAY %, 1870.
CLEARED.

bourg-kunhardt 4 Co
steamship Borussia tNG) -, Hamburg via Havre--
Kunhardt It Co.
steamship South America TinsIepaugh, RIO Janero, &C.
w X Garrison.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. Portlapd-J = Amcs
Ship Grnneil, Chandler, London GrinnelI, Minurn
Co.
Ship Escort, whitman, Mobiles Thompson's Nephew &
Co.
Bark Grace Cam tBr Cook Brcnien--Boyd Hincken.
Bark Consanta Noi). Hansen Rotteraam--Funch, Edge
a Co,
Brig Fanny, Marshall, Cork-G pulley
Brig Rush. Wilkins Samana Bay Sponord, Tleston Co.
Brig Lusta (Fr), Hill, Cenuegos.
schr Ricardo Barros, Newton Demerara--B Weinberg.
Schr Amstad (Ducb), Weston, Rio bache-Dovaie y Go.
schr VIM u Mann, Rogers Sayannah-Bcnlicy, Miller
TAQplaA
The New York herald., 1870-05-24
EfLoEIuus ASSAULT.



John Shannon, OF Harlem. was arrested yesterday
by ofIicer Jenness, Of the Twelfth precinct, on a
charge of feonousy assa ulting william McLatchie
and David Brown, also residents OF Harlem. Ii aI,-
peared that the cOmpainants got into difficulty
win Shannon ana number or Others who We
not yet been arrested, and during the ARRAY that
ensued Brown aud Mcbatchie were severely injured.
III TACT, so severe were the injuries which they re-
ceiyed that Justice McQuade accepted q complaint
OF iel0nious assault against shannon, who was held
70 answer at the General Ses. ions. Warrants have
been Issued lor The Others, who are yet NJ large.
The New York herald., 1870-05-24

schr Demar, Farron, Newbcrn.
Schr X ate Grant. Grant, Boston--McKay Co
schr Lncon, Thomas, boston,.
Schr Evelyn, burger, Stamford.
steamer Anthracite, Green, Philadelphia.
Steamer r Farchlld. Trout, Phil adephia.
steamer Ann Eliza, Richards Philadelphia-
sseamer Fannie, Fenton Philadelphia
Propeller Rescue, Cole, Buffalo Coast wreckine co.