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FROM PARIS.
The Embargo en- tho Press Not Rei.
ished-Rumsred Abdieation or The
King Of Prussia, etc.

The Embargo On tho Press Net hel'
ished-Rumsred Abdication Or the
Kisg Of Prussia, etc.
PARIS, July 29.-rhe French papers
are furious on account Of the restric-
tons placed on the war news by the
Government.
The early abdication Of the King of
Prussia is rumored here.
The Empress, OH returning to st.
Cloud, toasted Theirs, under whose
administration the Notifications Of
Paris were constructed, whereby
France is to-day enabled to send l00,-
600 more men to the field than she 9TH
erwise could.
A proclamation declaring the de-
partments of the Moselle, Huale,
Rhine and Basehin In n state of siege,
was officially promulgated this morn
ing.
A London dispatch from Pesth an
nounces that Count Androssy yester-
day assured the Diet that under all
circumstances Hungary will act with
Austria.
A Times special says that the drain
on gold is subsiding. The amount now
on the way to New York will 60 a
long way to counterfeit the pressure In
the money market. S4s
The street rumor Of successful nego-
tiations between Lord Lyons and
Grammont, Of Paris, whereby the
preservation Of peace Is assured, are
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TELEGRAMS
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS 1T
TIE WESTERN Union TELEGRAPH LINE.l
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Passengers from The Fnst-shock Of
an Earthquake nt sea-A Funcral-
Cattle Dlsease-A Fast steamer
CsmiaE-Goid - Greenbacks will
Remove The Weather - Arrived
from Panama., Etc.

SAN FRANCISCO, July SO-2P. M
The following passengers left Ogden
yesterday, and will arrive tomorrow
James Singleton aud wife, San Jose
Mrs. A. Mcclellan, San Jose Miss P,
Cottle, San Jose; J. w. Hart Glas.
gov, Scotland; Mrs. L. s. Taylor,
Sacramento; Henry Cottle, San Jose
r. w. johnson, P. w. Winkley, Ma.
rysville; James Hayes, wife and
daughter, LeGrange, Maine; J. B
Wilson, Sacramento 5. A. Lewis and
wife, John NJ Cullough, San Francisco
P. P. Longbridge. Mansfield, Ohio
John Vance, Eureka, CAL; w. $,
Goodwin, Liverpool; R. S. Carr, st,
Louis; C. Dean and wife, San Fran.
cisco; Gen. John W. Sprague, Vino
ma, MIMI; A. R. Finlay, Auburn, Mo-
Chas. H. Huskin, New Haven, Conn.,
H. O. Dahlton, Millerton. CAL; Mrs
E. R. Moore, Pleasant Hill.
The North German bark Helena,
from San Jose de Guatemala, reports
that on May 18th, while In latitude
40 deg. 4s min., longitude %, she sx'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

experienced a severe shock Of earth
|duake. The oscillation was from eas'
10 west, and the shock was so heavy
that 1t shook Captain Meyer, who was
lying on the hsn-ccop at the the time,
70 the decksS
The funeral of the late w. G. Barry,
printer, will take place from Odd Eel.
lows Hall at / O'Clock P. NJ. tomorrow
Forty head of cattle died at the
Golden City House, on the San Bruno
road, Of cattle disease, within the last
four days.
The steamer William Taber will sail
from New York to-day for San Fran
cisco. She will probably make the
trip in sixty-fye days. araJ
Gold at II A. NJ, 12oH; greenbacks,
s4k4eelling at So.
The Board Of Stockholders will re-
move from the Merchants Exchange
on Monday next to Duncan's remod-
eled building, next east of Hayward's,
on California street.
The weather Is cold, with a dense
fog.
The steamer Montana arrived ut ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
The French ship Malabar, from Ari-
ca, Peru, with sugar to Hellman Bros,
is coming in.
The steamer Orizaba, from San Die
60, came In this morning.
Twenty-seven prostitutes were ar
rested last night for soliciting parties
to enter houses Of ill-fame, and twenty
Of them paid $l5 each in the Police
Court to-day:
A China boy was sent to the Indus
trial school for beating a white boy
this morning. s& Va
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FURTHER BY THE GABLES,
FROM

BERLIN. July %. The Prussian
Government has also declined the ser
vices of foreign military officers at
army headquarters.
The North German Gazette says OF
English neutrality: England sup
plies France with cartridges with
which to slaughter Germans"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

TELESCOPE At GOLD Hula large telescope,
sighty.six feet long and three feet In diameter,
has been mounted at the Eclipse mil, Gold Hill,
for observation Of the heavenly bodies.-SRrsr
State.
Yes, and Professor Peter Nye talks
Of taking an extension on the telescope
ledge, so that he can not only observe
heavenly bodies" but also the war
in France and Prussia. A section Of
the telescope Is to be set up on Mount
Davidson in a few days. 1t will be
aiyher to heaven, and is to eclipse the
present one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

again in circulation today, but are not
generally credited,
The war panic at the Exchange con-
tinues. Six more failures are an
Inounced to-day.
The cable connecting franco VAN
Algeria has been successfully iaid.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July 2a.-Count Bernstat,
the Prussiau Ambassador, to-day
makes a public statement that France
in 1865 offered to send Prussia 300, DOC
men to use against Austria, If Prussia
would surrender to France the Terri.
tory between the Rhine and Moselle.
A rejection Of this proposition awoke
the Emperor's sympathy with Austria,
and these offers which Napoleon now
finds 1t convenient to repudiate, have
been repeated since 1866.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
v...,.,,o, InteIIiReuce


WASHINGTON, July ga special
saws Lieutenant Colonel James Totem
Inspector General, was tried before a
Court-martial at Louisville for disobe-
dience Of orders, neglect of duty, etc.,
and has been found guilty and SEN
fenced to be dismissed the service
which sentence has been approved by
the President.
No permanent arrangements have as
vet been made for the transportation
of the foreign mails, and they will be
carried under the present temporary
arrangements till affairs In Europe be-
come more clearly defined.
Now York Intciligcuce.
New YORK, July 29.-Thomas Duff,
Of New Brunswick, was murdered in
his house last evening by Watts Grit
fin. Duf-s wife was arrested on sus-
picion of being an accomplish. 1t Is
said that she was secreted In the room
ut the time of the murder.
The Irish Republican Central Club
last night proposed nominating Hor-
ace Greeley for Governor.
General Franz Sigel was run over on
Broadway last night by a carriage.
Two Of his ribs were broken. His
physicians declare he will recover In
two weeks. The accident was caused
by fast driving; the driver was ar
rested.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 29,-The mercury Is
ten degrees lower to-day than for ten
days past, and the heat is moderating
all over the country. A New York
special says spectators in breadstutfs
are turning their attention to the great
battle which is to come of on the
Rhine, and the probable effect which
its result may have upon the market
for breadstuffs. Leading operators
take the ground that should the French
prove victorious, all Europe will be
alarmed; that England and Russia
will interfere to save Prussia from hui
initiation, and thus a general war may
be inaugurated. They will conse-
quently buy heavily on the first intl-
nation of a French victory. They be-
lieve further that a serious repulse to
Napoleon would either drive him from
his throne or compel him to heed the
admonitions Of other great Powers,
and make q peace, in which case a Sc
rious decline in breadstuffS will be an
ticipated and news Of a Prussian vic
tory would be disastrous to holders.
There are those who take a different
view. They think that whatever may
ensue as to the war, 1t does not carry
much weight.
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\ oorExponARY estimates that just

A CONTEMPORARY estimates that just
now there is not much o than a
hundred barrels ofink Shed per day BY
American editors In calculating the
European war problem, and In enun-
ciating strategic wisdom In solid
chunks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
SECOND DISPATCH.
A Horrible Murder Is New York
City.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Benjamin
Nathan, a brother-in-law Of Judge
CORDOBA, was murdered last night In
his room. and his body was discovered
this morning. The head was beaten
to a jelly with a ship carpenters iron,
known as a "dog," and the room was
covered with blood. The servants and
two sons In an adjoining room heard
no noise. The deceased was a native
of the United States, and aged fifty-six
years. The Stock Exchange, of which
Nathan was a member, offers $4,000
reward for the apprehension Of the
murderer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
ny THE
FROM Prussia.
Rreneh Tresps ReRaIsod.

french Treeps RePsisod'
BERLIN, July ga detachmeht OF
French troops, consisting of three COM
NAMES of infantry and eighty horse
men. attacked half a Prussian regi-
ment of infantry at vockinger. The
French troops were repulsed with the
los, of one officer and eight men. One
pr,ss,an soldier was wounded.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

TaE Germans in the United States
are enthusiastic intheir sympathies for
the Fatherland.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

PEor1E must be patient in waiting
for war news. In Il own conflict we
did not average a battle a day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

SIMON CAMERON is the Oldest member
OF the United States Senate, being sew
enty-two years old.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

IL Indiana a gentleman OF eighty
has just taken as his sixth wife, a lady
aged ffty-five, who has had three hus-
bands.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

MARsHFIEIp, Massachusetts,, the ia
yorite residence Of Daniel Webster, is
becoming o popular summer resort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

CHICAGO publishes thirty-tive news
papers and periodicals.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

The title to Jefferson's grave Is be-
ing litigated, after all these years Of
undisputed tenancy.
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Overland Dispatches
TO

ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS BY
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
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BrIoIux has 100000 inhabitants
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Ino Hfo HIuO AuVH
Do. the Front!


BERLIN, July ga general move
ment Of the Prussian forces on the
front, on the French line, has COM
menced, and 1t Is evident that decisive
operations are near ut hand.
Troops are pushing on to Mayence
from all directions.
The King babe adieu to his Guards
yesterday.
England's violation Of neutrality, in
supplying articles %contraband of war
to France, Is bitterly complained of.
METZ, July 29.-Great excitement
prevails. News that the Prussians are
moving has caused a general hurrying
forward of French operations. There
Is little doubt that the main body will
strike through Rhenish Bavaria, and
an advance OF the Prussians oil the
left Is expected. 3,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
Tickets for Sale .Iuns lst. 1870.
ONLY AT THE OFFICE.
A liberal discount VIII be allowed where I0O
go or 1000 Tickets are bought In one lot.

nI Ths r IrG !! hsys aPPs!psss sAER aM
fornis street, Business Agents for the sale Of
Tickets, and for tho transaction OF all Busine
connected with the Entertainment, to whom all
communications may be addressed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
SAN FRANCISCO LETTER,

[yRon our REGULAR coRRrsroNDENr.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
A General Movement Ol
the Two Armies Has
Commenced

PARIS, July 90 Evening. = Large
bodies of French troops are moving
northeast from Metz.
It is said that General 1rochu Is to
lead the corps into South Germany.
It Is thought the Prussians will de-
cline battle at the time the French
cross the Rhine. They are concen-
trating heavy masses Of troops at
Niemud, near Coblentz.
At Metz, to-day, several newspaper
correspondents, most of them Amer
leans and English, were arrested as
spies. They we're all liberated, but
warned away from the army, and not
to return.
General Lebrun, from the frontier,
has fastened the departure of the En-
peror.
Prince Napoleon is on the Emperor's
Staff.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

ROBERT B. SWAIN. President NJ. L. A..
". II. L. BARNES. Vice Pres't I"
WIN. c.. RALSTON, Treasurer
THOS. r. HAYES, Recording Sec'y {"
DAVID WILDER, correrp. Sec'y "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

NOTICE TO MECHANICS,
A PREMIUM OF $500 win be given for the
nest Model Of two Wheels Of glass and iron, Tor
this distribution. The Truriecs reserve the
right TO reject any and all.models.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30
Result of the Primary.

The Supervisors recently ordered all
lamps to be lettered with the names of
the streets, so thar, except on munich
pal moonlight nights some twenty
each m onth) the stranger, unless very
drunk, can guide himself through the
city without asking questions. 1t
would be a good plan to beacon the
Barbary Coast with colored lights, In
order to warn the rural Californians to
give ID a wide berth. Green would,
perhaps, be sufficiently suggestive.
JACK HoRNER.
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NOTHING oAH STOP THIS IN.
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OUR FEES FOR AssAYING viii be ths
same - charged In Fan Francisco,
Virginia, July sob, 1870. tySetf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-30

q We guarantee our assays to conform &C
eur1tely 70 the standard Of the o. 8. Mint.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
HOME NEWS.

Eyv.yopS Your Tier Bar Wind dogt in5s' a5 'on oH ~
Oet ~ N.G1 s. Oct li.-b w, 80. ~
aS5 s @S sSB II CO 29@s. roc.
RrM,RKs-In 1862 oct IL, thermometer att a. me- %
q "a m co; IL u. M, SO.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

,norsemont of the adlon OF che present tdoiIoqed
OF Directors Mr.. Tweed the mo en-" oepposition dc.
MINDED division declaring that the tno J9s"TSson
were not adopted During t go fha vote on adoption
h @ t,pcn bv the number OF yoc's W. ' T,ncs Tisk
by the number Of shares dIyc an adournUout His
ynoof Us Immediately seeonueu " 90, ,ycre aware a
and carried alnoS' @ The Shafinan and the Secretary
left their seats and the at0oui"ihc"' "'' U''"'''
dur Fisk IT. appeared to regard the large nnIaheL
prescnt as his guests ana wac iodcs0 d ~ "' mae
- 6canifotv and entertainments tie ocoup"d P."'Tp
a. te ta0c where tho votes were received and c9Iui
ieane in droopl9e oGt waeiu, n oI"a f"
occasionally cnveuIng the qulet sceho py hI ,,c
marks iu his peculiar vein OF hutnoi, row "n ti't
baNyl nc out like Shakespeare starting, l9f Moft'
young person VINO acts az iactOtum 10 te m"b"Vo Vi
opera hOufle and OF Ere. ., H., .,,o,, -,
Mr. Peck a white haired Old gentleman, had chaige OF
the ballobo and about the close Oi tue Voihg rsk
ask cd dreamly "Mr. Peck how oien haNC youal"n"ou
sn, cessou "Why that was away back n--.n-l643 ="
one of the stoekhoders Fisk, you weren't nuoh heid
OF at that date reckon yas n"b sor Tf Of bow
about those days don't yon now ana an t'S SOW % ~
lila ,ypcTiences Fisk" And how much did they tax
about as the capital OF the road IN those early Gays
Old Drew has told me ne has & seen aeh one Tine the
when, with 100000 margin, he could nave DoGRhI @ Ino
whole stock Of the Road" Some comparisons were
times Fisk made some predictions az 10 ls yuvanoo,
and finally rousng up, shouted some inquiries abou tne
refreshments, and then exSianeu ne t at
hahove, we've got something or otheI IN mere 90 ear
lots 20 and sees" and the party passed down the Iohg
vista Of suites of richly decorated Hpafthohs 70 SUM
sterOus recess, the reaching OF WHICH "ds "ihouoo
h( another call Of d" Mortimer - -, -,
During the election notices OF protest wgte serVSu 10y
ia behalf of largo number OF american
/ n tlckboders protesting against the elections as
: ,,r fair irrec1llar. Illegal and fraudulent These
notices were served upon the three Inspectors OF Eeo-
ton and upon HOratO N. OTIS, secretary OF the Com
nBuv The Sherin's officer, in his attempt To serve
a similar notice on Jay Gould, President OF the
. COMPANY had penetrated into the yestibule OF the
private office OF Mr. Gould and was about to enter the
Office itself when the custodian OF the door rushed upon
him and "a struggle ensuCd. As II by previous arrange
men crowd OF clerks &c OF 80 IN number ran Out OF te
Offices which line the sides of the large room ana nus
tied Inc officer away from the door, rendering IL lposs
bic FOE hn to ondeaVOr 10 serve the notice without IN
perilug hs lie Tue attempt therefore abandoned
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

ITO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Lgsi Improved Eeonomy the motto No mos Us. foI
Mgfn M on consuming capscty The PATENT MAGIC GAS
fLAnk EhPAhbkk spps 70 gtsbuer produces Increase Of
more Ash per oeu light Instantly sppho1 removed Simplest
oLes an o ehent Of the kud Of the e. 20
VI uoDh illustrated Directions with them Test oxidation
a EIahde and burner anywhere the L. T. by mail,
pep t' eets Liberal induoemfnis sgence and the
- o ntelt' Alad trcliaf stating propOsd mode Of msi
At Lee sc granted Tor control Of FISHER CROOK
S0ie '''DSi-e'1ief AID fropneo 81 Biosdsty HssioL
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12

JAMES p. NAGEF. Methodist
Book Concern. Boston.
WM. WILKENS, fFm w. Wilkens
4 c..
JULIUS H. PRATT, President Of
hor'cll'rP p. y y. J.
CHAS. J. STARR, Merchant.
WILLIAM ALLEN, Hrrrt ant.
GkO. ". CulLER, Banker, Pal
mvf1. n. Y.
GEO. T. HOPE, Pres. Continental
Fir ms. Co.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD, PARK.
place.
WALTON II. PECKHAM, Pred-
| dent. 10 Ffih-ave.
EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Newark,
+ n. j.
GEO. W. FARLEE. Farlee & ii.
ius. Bankers.
WM l.. COGSWEIJ. Merchant
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Nicholas Hotel-Lieut.-30v Allen y
Beach watertown, N. u. Niles G. Parker state treas
urer OF south Carolina the Hon. O. II. Sheriff. OF Wast
ington Col j. IT, Howe, Chicago. and +. p Ross AUBURN
n Y. == st. Denis Hotel-COmmOdOre stany' y y. .. =
Navy. 'trOpoitan HOtc-SOlOmOn Scheu' 1esso ~
prison Inspector, the Rev r. b. Sandford, CORNWALL S
and the Eavel Brothers, Pautominists -,,,. and
HOuS-Thc Hon. Charles anfCrd, Schehco'YI ~ ~ on
Judgc Henry Sherman, Washington. - ~ hox W .
Housr-Cpt McGil of the British Army ana %, % nr
CAur,b Ah,uy - Everett House-Ihe NEt Me-, 80; -;
R1cl AZ Montreal Can't. rbbitts of steamship I3eth
london, and 5 H. Kaufmann Of WasinSIo ocnt. the
Avenue IIotci-The Hon. W. d. blshout I of Cleyeland
Rrv / Ritcb Nova Scotia; j. H. h4de OF y, fo,s, "
aud GSorcc B. Upton Of Bo t0n $50 80 Rostou and
Gen Charles L. PeTsOn ana D. N; ,ln6oU IOte-Con-
A B.e!,tldt, the artist -- C''t0ii''4' ~
pundfr psudccrast, u. ;. Navy.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-12
THE ERIE RATLWAY.

ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKTOLDERS-ELECTTO
OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The annual meeting of the stockholders and
election Of directors III the places Of those whose
terms have expired took place yesterday in the magnh-
cent upper chambers o. the Grand House, in which
are general Offices Of the Company. In the election
for Directors, the representatives OF English holders Of
stock made protest against the proceedings but counter
protests made 10y those connected with the manage
iucnt OF the Company, and the Englshmen discovering
that they were outyOed, withdrew The choice Of Di-
rcctors nearly unanimous only about 5000 shares
being cast against those elected The result was fol-
lowe:
For Directors for five years from October Il, 1870
Homer Ramsdel O3s Charles g. sissOn, 2OO8s9; JUS
lin d. White 8OOg3s Shepherd Knapp in opposition re-
neiyed 800; and Moses Taylor SlOO.
I'm The meeting OF the stockholders, al which VIM VI.
Tweed was chosen Chairman, the following resolutions
were read by the Secretary, Horatlo n. OTIS:
WAs c IN Stse or Of The United STATE aalpst he
reco eorporson demanding Their removal saspendng
e. s'I S &C. ahsFbeSs q The ss.rs Of sa corporation
WhrTls sa sas have been oan1o 20 on Sn @ pfen at ne
because u having then removed aud ea sa sa's have eaned
large smouu Of expensive hagaaon sna ba's H' ways 'h0asy
.Sso Sl ib.t ny s,ooholders Of the Railway Com.
oss t s bs5e been brought the puposo
sa believing inspired either BY he fneae Of con,
yetg persons who IN bad iaitn were Sans 70 svu 20
froees q TIE eous To- Tie gyoss ps3 Az & 5 puro aa
oosd uOt fairly BE- disclosed 70 'le courts
or he public go ~. ,-.,--- c...-- .u.,o-.
H5ed stocEhoeT Of The RHe Railway CoTany sppoye
Tie maagemeBt Of the Affairs during the years os 1Ll az -
prove ruy s the ac g. is Board Of directors hAeeu'
taitec aId ci Fl eIcutse O1cefs from ih lfs ay o
lie pret and tbe' espeiny approve ard % ib pon o. We We
sdoe q the COMPANY eiHg TO establish oonnenF ines As
West sad essTJns direct te Of other roads Or Ines o Sl
the line Of rlSy developing The coal blur Au E
sreArg equmeut 70 meet the growing demand SnA the aho
prove and rsu al che done 81 ls policy VIII A
sicw Of securing e Ens ssy COmlly control u TIE Ahc AH1
Connections Aforesaid.
oid That s sioeklois o. the Rh Railway Company spproe
a. Tafy The class The BJsr Of DfeoT male auulf ne
ys puftnc of Instructions Of meeting - he K
loce u ts C1lpauy bd Gle second TUESDAY Of Ococ s5
1be question as % the adoption OF the resolutions was
put by Mr. Tweed, and loud pOnse came both fTOm
the yeas and nays The yeas were given by some sto b
holders and large fore Of the attaches Of the Office
apparently detailed for that purpose The nays came
n1m small body o: bOad Hde stockholders, who
olercj this feeble protest against any Hy'rOsed