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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-17

length were driven within the city, with
a loss of 1000 men. On the same day a
grand reconnaissance, led by King Will
liam in person, maintained itself some
hours within two miles of the French
d~sfenses, without any effort on the part
of the French TO dislodge. This fact
shows the utter decentralization of the
French.
LONDON, August 16.
Following are the details of the assault
on Judge McCunn, of New York, on the
18th: During the celebration of the
raising of the siege Of Londonderry,
Judge McCnnn was on a visit to Cole
mantown, a few miles east of London
derry, and in the same county. While
at the railroad station, accompanied by
two priests, McKenna, one of the editors
Of The Belfast Star, and some other
friends, a mob of Orangemen made an
assault upon him and his companions.
McKenna was roughly handled, and
others of the party were hurt; but the
Judge escaped without serious injury.
Pans, August 16.
Algeria is declared in a state of seige.
BEENE, August l6.
The Swiss corps of observation has
been disbauded.
LONDON, August l6.
A Paris correspondent writes: The
French Chambers is unworthy of public
respect. Were members not elected by
fraud and coercion, they might be trusted
as a committee of public safety.
A document ascribei TO Bismarck is
circulating in Prussia, declaring terri
torial ACKNOWLEDGMENT the result of the
war.
The Bavarians have been supplied
with needle guns.
The French deny the story of the
capture Of Bitsche.
1t is feared at Paris that MeMahon's
corps at and around Strasburg is entirely
cut off. The following is from a French
Office bulletin. The Prussiaus are not in
any force before Strasburg. The town
of Bitsche still holds out against the
enemy. The railroad bridge at Faiges-
helm, on the line between Strasburg and
Basic, is destroyed by the enemy.
Diarre says: A French victory is not
necessary to predispose the Emperor for
peace. The stories of the arrival of the
Empress aud Prince Imperial on Eng
ish soil, repeated to-day, are untrue.
1t is certain the Prince is nov in Paris.
LONDON, August i6.
The Telegraph thinks two battles were
fought Sunday, at Pouge, s miles from
Metz and Longeville; and that the Prus-
SLAMS assaulted the French rear guard and
pushed them behiud the entertainments
of Metz, and there the Prussians were
repulsed.
NLw York, August 1G.
Mr.. Gaillard telegraphs The Courier
des Flats that the Left will to-day intro
duce a new proposition for a Committee
of Public Safety. Another French re-
verse, he thinks, will bring about such a
committee.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YoRK. Aup

NEW YORK, August 16.
The Worlds London special cores
pendent telegraphs that the position of
the French is most critical, and it is
doubted If they can retrieve themselves.
The Prussian army is believed to be a
million strong. He also telegraphs /:
From Paris l learn the health of the En-
press, as well as Emperor, is bad. There
is IN immense popular excitement in
Paris, and great difficulty in controlling
the population, impressed as it is with
the belief that the Government is re-
sponsible for the disastrous condition of
affairs.
The same correspondent telegraphs: l
have it on the best authority, from Prus-
SLAMS, that the whole Belgian army is
moving to the frontiers of Holland and
the Duchy of Luxembourg. 1t is sup
posed the neutrality of both these States
is threatened by Prussia. The Belgians
have voted an appropriation of 25. 000,-
0OOf, to fortify Antwerp Immediately.
Belgian artillery is experimenting with a
newly invented mitFailleuse.
New YORK, August 16-12:l5 pm.
The following is just received:
SAvERGSE. August 16.
Fortress Maisala, a small town q little
northeast of Nancy, has been captured
by a body of Bavarian troops, after a
short bombardment: GO cannon captured.
LONDON, August 16.
A successful meeting was held yester-
day Of the English Volunteer Artillery
Association. Much enthusiasm. Brit.
ish army rapidly recruiting, and at clubs
and elsewhere the feeling is hourly gain
ing ground that Europe is in danger
from the military preponderance of Ger
many, and that England must be pre-
pared to maintain her traditional polio,
Of keeping the North Sea ont of control
of any preponderating power whatever,
BERLIN, August 1G.
The following additional particulars O
the second battle, near Metz, were re
ceived last night: Late in the afternoon
OF Monday, the LIST and 7th Prussiar
army corps vigorously attacked Erencl
forces under the walls Of Metz. A san
culinary conflict ensned. The French a
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LATER.

NV York, August 16.-4:15 pm.
Early to-day rumor were aioat of a
great battle in France, wherein the Prus-
slams we're routed. One of the London
papers is said to have authority for the
statement. The story seems to be false:
in all engagements recently the Prus-
slams were uniformly successful.
LONDON, August 16.
Dispatches from the Prussian Govern
ment to the Ambassador here are full of
triumph, and cause the greatest conf
dence of an early result of the war.
VIENNA, August 1G.
Beust publicly denies any attempt to
mediate between France and Prussia.
LONDON, August 16.
Experiments at Shoeburyness indicate
the mitrailleuse as destructive at close
quarters, but troops dependent on it may
be annihilated before the mitrailleuse can
be got into range.
PARIS, August 1G.
The Journal 0ficiel contains n decree
declaring Cherbourg, Brest, and Roche
fort, in a state of siege.
The French left two dispatch boats in
the Tiber, on evacuating Rome.
An official dispatch from the Project of
Mouse to the Minister of the Interior
says a body of German lancers was seen
in the neighborhood of Commercy, going
toward Bias lie Duchas, evidently to cut
the railways in that direction, to impede
the advance of the enemy.
The French journals complain Of the
breyity of dispatches from the seat of
war. The Constitutional, semi-oficial.
says the dispatches do not give a very
precise idea of the position of either
army.
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Mr. Fltch and lhe Chinese Question.

Last Friday evening, Mr.. Fitch met
his constituents in Austin, and delivered
a characteristic address on the questions
OF the day. As was proper in the case,
and a he did here, he adverted to the
policy and the action Of Congress on the
questions of the day. He set ont the
labor and the Chinese questions, as the
points of leading interest in the politics
of the next ten years. Happily discussed
the relations Of the Republican party to
these questions; showed where the party
had led the popular sentiment to. and
there set the line of limit, beyond which
Policy. faithful to the public veal, for
babe a further advance in the name Of
Principle.
The Reveille complains of onr Con-
gresham, that he does not pursue to the
logical sequence the principle he in for
mer years adyocated-that on the soil of
our free Country the people Of all ma
tons shall meet upon a full equality
that here all are free to enter upon the
duties and into the ~enjoyments of citi-
zenship, on the one broad ground of uni
versal equality. We argued the same
that our neighbor does; that such is the
logical lesson Of the teachings which
have ruled the party since the war; that
such is the deduction Of all the theories
advanced in that time, and the legitimate
conclusions of a pursuit of principle.
But here is the difference: We are not
governing this Country Of ours for the
illustration of a principle, save this one
the capacity Of apeople for self-gov-
eminent. The duty we owe to ourselves,
and to posterity in n increased ratio, is
to provide and perfect a system of gov
eminent which shall secure the happi-
ness Of those who shall succeed US.
Principle is not what we are here to
serve, but the lasting interest and we'll
being of our own people. Mr.. Fitch
very happily adverted to this talk of
principle as humanity u mad, Chris
tianity gone to seed We do not care
for the crudities and impracticabilities of
abstract principle, nor worship at the
shrine Of consistency. We care to be
right, and true to the future well-being
of o own people whose the land with
its fruits is to be, even though it be
necessary to turn squarely back on the
track of principle, guided by a light
flashing up from the obscurity of North
Adams.
There is no good in a principle that
would run our action counter to our
convictions of the proper course to
make our own people happy and their
posterity prosperous. The inducements
which a policy of equality would hold
out would bring upon us an avalanche of
people unsuited to our happiness. The
discussion in detail would take too much
space here; but their influence would
largely preponderate to evil and to the
impoverishment of the Country. 1t is
not necessary, and We think its intro
duction unwise. On that we stand; and
if the Democracy will stand by us on
that ground, far be it from your servant
to deny them standing room; but we
welcome them, and look for other
grounds of difference.
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PRO cEEDINcs
OF the Union Republican State Cen
trail COMMITTEES.

A IA MEETING OF THE UNION REpuB-
"A LIcAN state Central Committee. hsld at
Virginia City, June q, 1870, II was
Resolved That a State Convention Of the Ma
tionnl Union Republican Party be held at Elko
on WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER TWENTY
FIRST. 1870. to nominate candidates. for tbs fol.
lowing Offices, TO wit: Governor. Lieutenant
Governor, Representative Ia Congress, Justice Of
the supreme Court, Secretary q State, Attorney
General. Treasurer Of state, Controller Of state,
surv-eyor.General Superintendent Of Public In
structinn. State MineraloglHt, and CLERK Of the
Supreme Court. and the transaction u such
other business Is shall properly come before
said Convention.
On motion. Resolved, That each county be
entitled to one Delegate al large, ono Tor each
one hundred 100 votes, and one for each frac-
ton over nifty 800 cast for the Republican Presi-
Dental Electors at the election Of ls6s.
On motion. Resolved, That we to
the several County Central Committees that the
Primary Election of Delegates To both State and
County Conventions BE- held on tho 18th day u
September. 1910. and that at said election one
delegation be elected 10 the State Convention
and one delegation to the County Convention.
On motion, Resolved. That a voter at the
Union Republican Primaries shall possess the
following qualifications He shall be n cifizsn
Of the United States and state Of Seyada; he
shall at the time Of voting At the Primaries be a
qunlincd eleetor and registered voter Of the pre-
cinct in which he offers to vote; he shall have
voted the Union Republican ticket, State and
National, al the general election OF November,
A. d. 1858, or would have done 20 had Il been
possible 10 vote. he shall s~olemnly pledge him
self to vote for the nominees Of the Union Re-
publican party at the general election In NeyeIn-
Der, A. ID. 1870.
Resolved. That we to the several
County Central Committees, that on the day Of
the Primary Election for Delegates 60 the sew.
eral Conventions, the people be requested 10 OK.
press their preference for the candidates for the
several Offices. State and County, By a direct
vote.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, August 16.
The excitement among foreign-born
citizens over the war news seems in
creasing. The conflicting accounts re-
ceiyed from French and German official
sources of the battle yesterday tended to
augment the excitement, as each party
considered they had sufficient reason for
rejoicing. The streets in front of the
newspaper Offices, yesterday and this
morning, were filled with enthusiastic
crowds of French and Germans, with
many Irish, who sympathize firmly with
France; and at times the excitement
threatened to eliminate in personal con.
fict. Great anxiety to-day to hear fur
ther of yesterdays battle, and in expect
alton of a report of other and greater
engagements to-day.
Minor, the Jacksonville (Ills.) police
man, who shot young Newman a few
days since, has been indicted for murder,
and will be tried soon.
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, August lG.
A frame house corner of Bear and
Main streets, was partially destroyed by
FIRE this morning. Insurance, $500.
Loss about $500.
James \. Denman, charged with horse
stealing. was held in 81, 500 bail to an
swer before the Grand Jury.
Further particulars of the fire at
knights Ferry state that the fire occur
red between II and l a. m. Eight build
ings and a large amount of property de-
stroyed. Principal losers are Klein Il
Co, Gardner & McLane, A. Weight, A.
+. Bartlett, P. Englehart, II. b. and J.
ID. Buddington, Palmer & Moulton.
Loss estimated at $40, 900.
A man named Cole had his arm badly
burnt, and narrowly escaped death.
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FROM VIRGINIA CITY.

Ymsnn CRY, August ii.
Pat Hurley broke jail at Carson. sun
day night, where he was confined ON a
charge of highway robbery. Was rear
rested yesterday.
A man named Cassidy was shot and
painfully wounded, by Mrs. Culver, on
Sunday night.
A prisoner in the county Jail, named
~Pinchower, attempted to commit suicide
Yesterday afternoon. by hanging himself
in his cell.
Flags at half mast in respect to Admit
raj F%arragut.
The burnt district, in Gold Hill, is
being rebuilt.
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped tonight
20 bars bullion. valued at So. 0sI 81.
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Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1870,

Between the hours Of 10 a. IN. and 3 p. m;
Hamilton. First Ward-Judgee, @. D.. coburn
and I. J. Tenant; Clerk, Arthur Smith. Polls
at the Stone Saloon.
Hamilton: Second Ward-Judges. C. II. In.
gals aud Clay Simms; CLERK, Chas. =. Bicknell.
Polls opposite the Bank Of California, next door
10 the Park Bakery.
Treasure City; Judges, d. Mcdaniel and C..
r. Meyers. Polls at the Bank Exchange.
ShermantoNn: Judges. @. A. swasey and
Chas. Wilson. Polls at Judge Swasey's Office.
Swansea; Judges. J. c. Corey and ]. W.
sprague. Polls at Morrison 4 Skillman's HOUSE.
Pinto; Judges, JAMES Adams and Jas. Frank.
Polls at Frank Station.
Newark; Judges, Jas. Mcdonald and -.
Polls at Newark Mil.
Eberhardt. Judges, f. F. Brown and 1. E..
Atchison.
The appointment Of Judges in other districts
VIII be published Is soon as made.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That to entitle a person to vote at
the Union Primary Election on September &,
1870, he shall be an actual resident Il the Town.
ship and County where he proposes 10 vote. and
viii at the date Of the general election in No
yember be a qualified voter Of said Township,
and that he vii support the nominees Of the
Union Republican party at the ncxt general tl,c-
ton for State and County officers.
by order County Central Committee.
WM. HESDRIE. Chairman.
CHAz. f.. BIcKNELL, Secretary.
Hamilton. New, August -, 1870. auiI-td
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JuDosHrps. On demise of Judge
Leake, of Phoebe, a long petition was
sent to T. P. Hawley, of this city, ask
ing him to accept IN appointment to the
vacancy-it being conceded he could get
the appointment from Gov. Blasdel.
Mr.. Hawley is a candidate for the Su-
preme Bench, and could mol accept the
place. Since then, others have been
mentioned for the place; among them
W. W. Bishop, Esq, J. o. barrow,
ESQ. and we do not know who else.
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A FAST HoRsE.-Edwin Thorne, of
Duchess county, N. Y, it is said, owns
the finest horse in the world. The
Poughkeepsie Eagle says the horse has
trotted half a mile in LOG, and a mile on
the road in 2:1S, to wagon. He has only
m failing: he can not be driven on a
race track. He has been tried repeatedly,
always making tremendous time for the
first half mile, then going to a fearful
break, and dashing over stone walls and
other distractions. On the road, how
eyer, he can not be passed by any living
horse.
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Members of the Central Committee are To ap-
point Judges and Polling places for their several
Precincts for Primaries, to be held September 4.
1870,
Test; Every voter at the Primaries is re-
CURED TO pledge himself To support the nomi.
nees of tho Democratic State and County Con
Yentions.
The Committee will meet at ? p. M. sATuR-
DAY, Goth inst.
JUDGE DAVIS. Chairman pro TEN.
Gro. T. doRaAS, Secretary.
Hamilton, New, August -. 1870. aulI-if
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BY TELEGRAPH
;ssal 70 Ths whits r.ns Daily News.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
EASTERN NEWS.

NEW YORK, August 16.
The Cambria beat the Dauntless,
Phantom and Magic, in a race from
New London to Newport.
RICHMOND, Va, August is.
A large and enthusiastic mass meeting
of German citizens was held here last
night, at which resolutions expressing
sympathy with Prussia, aud making pro-
vision for aid to widows and orphans,
were adopted. A committee was ap-
pointed to communicate with the Central
Committee Of New York.
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GROWING TREEs.-It is a fine circum-
stance in favor of the good taste. fore
sight and philanthropy of the California
farmers, that they are giving much at
t~ention, of late years. to the growing of
timber trees. as well as those for fruit
and ornament. Pecan. walnut, chest
nut, and all the various trees springing
from nuts, thrive finely. Our Nevada
farmers ought to be awake to the advan-
tages of tree culture.
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ptto.

LEAKE-In Phoebe City, New, August -. Chas.
A. Leake, aged about As years.
GREEN-In San Francisco, August 8, Ellen
Green, aged "a years.
CLEMENTS-In san Rafael, Cal, August 5. VIM.
Clements, aged 10 yeGrs.
BuESEMAN-In San jose. Cal, August G, Cath
arina n. Bneneman, aged 60 years
PARKER-In Groenpoint, N. Y, July 90, Mrs.
Elizabeth Parker, widow Of the late Joseph
Parker, aged G7 years.
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Born.

BAkER-In shernautown, Nev.. August . 10
VIM. Baker, a son.
CAROTHERS-In Shenandoah NtN, AnsHhs
10, to j. s. Carothers. q daughter.
sTEARNA-In Virginia City. NeY., August IL
70 David Siaarna. q SON.
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The New York Commercial Advertiser,
referring to the fact that the nti-Chinese
Committee in San Francisco, having is
sued their illiberal and menacing screed
against the Chinese, now refuse to meet
the heads of the six Chinese companies,
to talk over the matters of difference
between them. says their circular is SO
cowardly that this last conclusion is not
to be wondered at.
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TIE SOUTH AURORA mine, as we learn
from an accomplished expert who has
just made a thorough exploration, is
looking finely. A portion of the exploit
ing force has been dismissed, but work
goes on, prospecting as well as in the
producing chambers.
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CLAM DISPUTED. Forbes, OF The
White Pine News, thinks that The News
has a larger circulation than The Ores
cent. We will give him a hundred and
take a small bet on the proposition
Reno Crescent.
If we had not more than six times your
circulation we could scarcely maintain a
daily publication. Our expense for tel
egraph dispatches amounts weekly to
about that of publishing The Crescent.
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Miscellaneous.
tn E NEW
LAND g. MINING COMPANY,
I'll NJ d.

WILL PURCHASE SILVER ORES,
IN ANY QUANTITY, AT H FOLLOWING
L NET rates;
On Ores A~sssying per tun $40. p PER cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. so per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. 37h per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tnn $40, 40 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50, - per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $50. a per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500. 80 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 1925, SO per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, 60 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s175, GO per cent. OF
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, G5 per cent OF
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun $3.50. 6s per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun s275. 20 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, u per cent. OF
assay value,
On Ores Assaying per tun $3.50, Il per cent. of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun 500, II per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On ores Assayins per tun $500. Is per cont. Of
Assay Value.
on Ores Assaying per tun 5000. 70 per cent. of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 500, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun $500, 81 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per tun 5000, 50 per cent. Of
Assay Value.
On Ores Assaying per ;un 1900. n per cent. of
Assay Value.
No charge for milling. sampling. or assays.
Gold. upwards Of $50 and not exceeding 500
per tun, contained in silver ores, will be paid
for at above rates.
Assays guaranteed to correspond with the L.
\. Mint
Ore Sacks returned 10 shippers free Of rail
road charges.
Ores sampled by Battery or Crusher, at option
Of shipper.
j. J. DUNE, Manager.
Reno, New, June l. 1s70. au7-tf
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FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND, August 16.
The population of Portland, according
TO the L. S. census, is S,347. This does
not include East Portland, the popula.
ton of which is about 5000.
Two brothers named Mcdonald, who
are butchers in Lynn county, have fallen
heirs to an estate worth 81, 000, 900, in
Ireland.
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A BAD ITEM on France, is the fact Of
telegraph communication being inter-
dicted. When we do get anything from
such a quarter the public will distrust it,
as coming from a poisoned source.
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A MIsrAKE.-The report of Gov. Bias
del being on his way to Hamilton vas
the o~utgrowth of an error. 1t vas n
other mans name that somebody tor
tured the whole item out of.
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Wednesday. August ~, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO SAN FRANCISCO AID.
VFRTISFRs.

In order to simplify the business and avoid
confusion, from this date forward MYRoS ANGEL,
at 527 Clay street, is sole agent for The White
Pine Daily News in San Francisco; and persons
In that city having business with this Office are
requested to communicate with him.