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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, July %.
A captain of Prussian engineers has
just been arrested in O French fort as a
spy.
Marshal Bazaine was in Metz. Horses
belonging to members Of his staff were
kept saddled and standing before the no
tel; but no move had yet been made.
Great difficulties were experienced in
getting supplies forward, not only from
Paris but from the country about Metz,
all the horses belonging to the inhabi-
tants having been seized; and eyen meat
and vegetables are beginning to fail.
This indicates that q French movement
may be somewhat delayed.
A correspondent writing from Paris
says that Prussian troops were passing
through the Black Forest towards Basic.
Detachments had been stopped by the
| Swiss authorities, who have an observa-
ton corps of 200, 900 n men.
Gen. McMahon's headquarters were
at S~trasburg. A strong French force
was massing to prevent surprise through
the Vosges defles.
Troops were pouring into Strasburg
from Besancon.
Everything indicates that the first
great blow will be struck in the vicinity
| Of Strasburg.
A great force has already arrived at
Strasburg, all of which had been trans
ported by railroad.
A French frigate had been dispatched
to the Scotch coast to recruit seamen
from the fisheries.
The French War Office is taking extra
ordinary precautions to preserve secresy.
The bureau chiefs are prohibited from
holding intercourse with persons outside,
all instructions proceeding from the Min.
lister of War direct, and not through
subordinates.
A special dispatch from Paris to The
Daily News, dated Saturday last, say,
that France is resolved to force Denmarl
into hostilities against Prussia, notwith
standing the determination Of the Danisf
Cabinet to remain neutral. A Frenei
fleet will soon appear before Copenha
gen, and make q movement to overthrow
fhe MINISTRY n save aha Danes from
Prussia, in spite Of Themselves.
Mccullough Torrens, NJ. p, will thi,
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WESTERN NEWS.

CHICAGO, July "a.
An immense open air concert and
Summer night festival was given at
Ogden Park this afternoon and evening
by the Concordia Verein choir, in aid OF
the Sanitary Fund, being raised here for
wounded Prussians.
The funeral of the late Col. Church,
of McHenry county, at Woodstock, yes
terday, was attended by at least 5000
people.
CLEVELAND, July "a.
The Cleveland Boiler-plate Rolling
Mill was burned last night. Loss $780,
600 to $50, 600.
TERRE HAUTE, July "a.
The Germans of this city have raised
a considerable fund for the sanitary uses
OF the Prussian army.
I~NDIANAPoLIs. July "a.
A large meeting of Germans was held
last night to express sympathy for Prus-
STA. Gov. Baker, ex-senator Hendricks
and others addressed the meeting.
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anln DETERMINATION.

If there be any basis for the assertion
in our dispatches, that Napoleon has de
termined to turn the present war into one
for a European Republic, in the event OF
the crowned heads forming a general Goa
lition against him, the grandness Of such
a coup might be fraught with the most
momentous consequences. 1t would not
do to simply dismiss such a scheme by
saying that the pro-Prussian powers
would hold it in the light of an empty
bluff. In the successful conclusion OF
this war the fate of the Bonaparte dyn-
asty is indissolubly bound. Prussia has
already declared that no peace can be
concluded with France that will not pro-
vide for the utter expulsion of the Bona
parte family from the throne of France.
With such an ultimatum staring Louis
Napoleon in the face, he could do no
better than to head the Republican SEN
timent of Europe, bring the great weight
of his influence and armies into the field
against seated royalty, and perhaps re-
vive the spirit of AS throughout Ger
many and beyond the Danube. Hun
gary might again swell the fields of
Northern Europe with her warlike Mag
vars, and Poland make another struggle
for freedom.
Louis would, in the event of O pre-
scriptive alliance of the reigning fami-
lies against him-haye everything to
gain by SO magnificent a counterstroke.
The slumbering echoes of the reyolu-
ton that swept the Continent in 1913,
would be invoked, and an inextinguisha-
BILE volcano would burst forth from the
banks of the Rhine to the Lake of
Ladoga. The imperial army of France
would rally to its ranks the sufferers of
tyranny and the lovers of liberty; a
new spirit would be infused into the
nations, and the crimes of Napoleon as
a Prince would be forgotten in the
of Bonaparte as an apostle of Re-
publicanism and q Liberatori
We rather admire the picture; and we
more faith in the possibility of
such q coniHncture because of the very
character of Louis Napoleon his great
and Unsuitable ambition; his eminent
powers as a politician; his patient and
unfinching determination; his machia-
assimilation, and, above all, his
all-absorbing and all-controlling fxity
of purpose to bend the progressive
of the world in with
the conspicuous elevation of his family
and the perpetuity of the towering in
auence of his house. This may be the
last, but it is not the least magnificent
of the 'idees napoleoniennes.
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EASTERN STATES NEWS.

BosToN. July "a.
The difficulty between the shoe manu-
facturers of Lime and the st. Crispins
has been settled.
HUDSON IN. W, July "a.
Clapp's Hotel, at Stuyvesant Landing,
was burned by lightning yesterday. Sew
eral barns in the same county were also
burned.
New York, July "a.
General Sheridan visited President
Grant, at Long Branch, yesterday, and
left for Washington to confer with SHEER
man. He is on the eve of going to Eu-
rope.
A large number of yachts are at Sandy
Hook to-day to meet the Dauntless and
Cambria.
The Evangelical Alliance to be held
here in September is not to be postponed
on account of the war. The European
delegates who are unable to attend will
send their papers to the Secretary.
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DAYTON, SINCE THE FIRE. = Persons
who have visited Dayton since the late
great fire say that the town presents q
most melancholy appearance. The de-
struction of four whole blocks in the best
part of the town is a sad loss to a place
the size Of Dayton. Although a good
deal cast down, the Daytonites are not
altogether disheartened. They are be-
ginning to rake about in the ashes of
their late homes and places of business,
with thoughts Of rebuilding-some few,
indeed, have already commenced putting
up new buildings. A correspondent in
forms us that they have an abundance of
provisions in the town-enough to last
for months-and that no one has yet suf-
fered or is likely to suffer for food. They
soy they will be able to take care of the
destitute of the town without assistance
from their neighbors. Enterprise.
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srroRr the BATTLE.

Last nights dispatches indicate that
we shall soon have news of a collision
between the French and Prussian armies
in the vicinity of S~trasburg. Marshal
McMahon'e headquarters are at this
point. and his staff horses are kept con-
stantly in readiness for immediate ser
vice. The corps under Marshal Bazaine
has its headquarters at Metz, and it is
said that supplies are growing scarce,
showing that an immense body of troops
must have been suddenly thrown into
that Department. The Prussians are re-
ported as pouring through the Black
Forest, and marching in the direction of
Basic, near the borders of Switzerland
and France. It is probable that Leb@uf
is somewhere in the vicinity of Basic,
which would therefore form the extreme
right of the French army. Strasburg
would be the center and Metz the left.
If these positions are correct, the French
army forms an inverted V, with the river
Mozelle, at the southern extremity OF
Belgium, and the Yosges mountains as
the points-d'appu at the left, strasburg
at the apex, and the Rhine, where it
leaves Switzerland, covering the right.
All these points are connected by rail,
and the territory of Baden will doubtless
be the theater of a swinging movement,
with Strasburg as the pivot, by which
the French army will threaten a flank
advance towards Coblentz. OF course,
one or more great battles must be fought
before this stronghold, with its still
more formidable neighbor, Ehrenbreit-
stein, can be reached. Around these
natural and artificial bulwarks of the
German frontier the profound interest
of the world will center. The great cap
tains of the two belligerents will here
display their strategy and science, and
perhaps another Sebastopol will here be
found to test the endurance and valor of
many of the veterans who successfully
assaulted the belching works of mixer
mann and triumphantly assailed the
towers of Malakoff. As the movements
of the armies develop, interest will in
crease, and remote though We be from
the field of mighty conflict, We cannot
but feel as deeply concerned in the
progress of the great issue of arms as
those living in more populous and cos
mopolitan centers.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
EASTERN NEWS.

New York, July %.
A very destructive fire, involving the
loss of property amounting to nearly
three quarters of a million dollars, broke
out last night in the fiye-story brown
stone building at the corner Broadway
and Rector streets. The American Bank
Note Company lost a large number of
valuable plates for the printing of green
backs; about $50, 900 worth of unfinished
currency was burnt up. Major & Knapp,
engravers and photographers; the Union
Trust Company, the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal Company, and others, are
heavy losers.
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DWELLING HOUSE in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire at this office.
Accidents viii occur, even in the best
regulated families, and '~spalding's Glue should
be kept handy.
Go TO A. BRowN's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and LIQUORS in the
market, at wholesale and retail.
For A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the tonsorlal line, go to HuDsoN's, Dunn street,
near Main. =
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
TO any officer Of the company.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
q all denominations, for sale at the Postofice.
oreenoacks bought and sold. Postofice drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory DESTROYED,
Thousands Of teeth that might last a lifetime
are lost every year, simply because the parties
fact that Sozodont, duly applied. renders the
dental substance proof against decay. .
H. MICHAEL has just received from
stocp ~ Clears N Toh eastern states an immense
ana anaoters s,t,c,es = SeA,ionery, cutlery.
trade at greatly reduced rates-one door below
The COSMOPOLITAN R-rsr,rp,vr hos
H"'
"a .en..eu anu eIegantly furnished throughout,
~ ths Nv VnsV al she nanosomest Establishments
ssns ~ ~ ain a, y tne cry, as IL has been for a long
sats. ae mos. popuiAr, On account Of its low
ana lei an sscall sna well wen,i Jun Us tables. Call
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week ask Government whether the state
ment is true, received by telegraph from
America, that Lord Clarendon, replying
to a communication from Motley, had
declined to reopen tho Alabama negotia-
tions, and, if true, whether Government
will produce the correspondence.
The feeling in official circles is rather
too indifferent about protecting Belgian
neutrality.
English relations with France are less
strained than a few days since. Some
fears are expressed that Government will
be found to have been too deferential to
Napoleon. It is doubtful whether the
whole correspondence between the two
Governments will be published.
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FROM MARYsvILLE.

MARYsyILLE, July %.
August Reball and Andy Crowell were
run over by a horse carriage, and the
former badly bruised.
Eight Cinnamon have been arrested
for ~burglary-at Selby & Co.'s store. A
large quantity of the stolen goods was
recovered.
A fire occurred this afternoon on the
farm of David McAustin, in Suffer
county, destroying his barn and out-build-
ing. Two horses and several tuns of
grain were damaged. Loss $4,000.
No insurance.
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WESTERN VIEWS.

CHICAGO, July %.
A Washington special says it is UNDER
stood that Mr.. Ftelinghuysen has recon-
sidered his decision to accept the English
mission, and will hold the acceptance an
open question. The probability is he
will decline on account of personal BUSH
ness considerations.
The Viscount de Tridlehard has been
appointed French Minister at Washing
ton, vice Paradol. He was Secretary of
Legation here several years ago, and is
now Minister to Chile.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBs.-We are requested
by the Secretary of the Republican
County Committee to call the attention
of the people living in camps incon-
yenient to town, to the Importance of
organizing local clubs, and sending in a
list of the members, etc., before the 18th
of August. By attending to this the
committee will be enabled to make a
satisfactory apportionment; and clubs
should be organized wherever there are
enough voters to get up a respectable
meeting. There can not be too many
efficient working clubs in the county.
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FROM UTAH.

CoRTSNE, July %.
George Francis Train delivered two
lectures at Salt Lake yesterday. He was
introduced to the audience by Brigham
Young.
During a reception given by Col. An
derson to Gen. Augur and staff, at Salt
Lake City, last night. a large crowd Of
Mormons surrounded the house and in
suited the Colonel and his guests, and
finally broke up the party.
To-day the Mormons celebrated the
anniversary of their entrance to Salt
Lake Valley.
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COAST DISPATCHES
Special to Ts wAl.o Pine Daily Hcvs.
FROM SAN

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.
Some heavy orders for the coming
wine crop have already been received
from the East. Landsberger a Co. re-
eeived an order yesterday for 100, 200
gallons of selected white wine and 10000
gallons of brandy, for a New York house
not in the liduor trade, to be filed from
the vintage of 1870. This will cost about
$50, 900, and is probably the heaviest
order ever received for California wines.
There is considerable talk about the
Lower California expedition, which Will
get off in a few days.
The demands for duties for the past
week were $155, 432. %; previously this
year, "a, 1874, $40. so; total since January
l, 81, 490, 900. 10.
The ship Frolic went up to Vallejo to-
day to load with wheat for Europe.
Mike Matick, administrator of the es-
tate of N. Metiovich, sues G.. Ghirardelli
for S14, $50, which he alleges defendant,
as assistant administrator, received from
the estate and applied to his use.
Thomas Cullen, of this city, has nearly
completed a repeating rifle which will
discharge 40 shots a minute with safety
ond accuracy. He will patent it imme-
diately.
The officers of II. B. NJ. war steamer
Jealous will give a dinner to a party of
citizens on board the vessel on the 9th
instant.
A native of Jamaica applied for natu-
~ralization to-day, and took out his first
papers in the U. S. Circuit Court.
The ship Old Dominion, 100 days from
New Castle, with coal for Flint, Peabody
& Co., is coming in.
The ship Hardis, so days from Hong
kong, with merchandise, and 2s7 Chi
nese, arrived this evening.
The Democratic primaries passed off
quietly this afternoon. Can not tell to-
night what candidates secured a MAORI
ty of the delegates.
Veteran Prussian soldiers are applying
to the Prussian Consul General for trans
portation to Prussia to join the army.
A boy named nayitt, residing on Bush
street, died yesterday of lockjaw, caused
from a wound in the finger made by the
point of a pair of scissors two weeks
n IitANAlhihh Nao lahtn " iut tdid-
boose tonight for assaulting Peter Graf
tan with an AK and cutting him severely
in the hand. He had previously been
beaten by somebody else.
During the past week 225 persons were
by the police.
For the first time in years, there is
only one theater-the Cal~ifornia-run-
ming.
The First Division of freedoms De-
tenders organized in this city yesterday.
1t is Stratman's old organization revived,
with an anti Chinese attachment.
The receipts of wheat since Saturday
last reached so, 900 c~entals, or 2, 500 tuns
The first grapes reached the market
from Putah Creek to-day.
The Board of Supervisors, to-day,
after a long discussion, finally passed an
ordinance compelling the removal of hog
ranches beyond Hunters Point.
The Third Ward showed itself the
banner ward to-day, in casting 715 votes
at the Democratic primary, when the
vote at ordinary elections is only
GOO.
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FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND, July 25.
Three special officers concerned in
shooting VIM. Franklin, mistakinp him
for Schultz, the highwayman, have been
arrested and admitted to bail. Frank
Inns condition is very critical.
Schultz and patty robbed the residence
OF L. Z. Stevens, three miles below town.
last evening.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

MEMPHIs, July Il.
A meeting of Irish citizens wat last
night addressed by a number of leading
men, and adopted resolutions that the
Irish should not take part in the present
wal in Europe unless the English become
involved, when an effort should be made
to hberate Ireland.
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FROM LOS ANGELES.

Los ANGELES, July %.
At a meeting of French citizens, last
evening, nearly $500 was subscribed
towards the relief of French soldiers who
may be wounded in the war.
In the County Court, to-day, Cistro.
charged with stealing 81 horses, was
found guilty.
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o CUBA.

HAVANA, July "a.
The statement that forty-two citizens
had been assassinated in Remedies, and
women forced to work in the chain
gangs, is false.
The Captain-G General declines Spanish
reinforcements.
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Born.

RoBERTs-In virginia, New, July II, to rhos-
O.. Roberts, a daughter.
wHEELER-In Virginia, New, July 81, to J. 2.
Wheeler, a SON.
HOPKINs-In Austin, New, July IL, TO u. A.
Hopkins, a daughter.
BURNRTr-In Sacramento, Call July ~, to W.
II. Burnett, q daughter.
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FROM VIRGINIA T

VIRGINIA CRY, July 25.
A man named Hines had his leg
broken yesterday by the upsetting of his
buggy.
Wells, Fargo & Co. ship tonight A
bars bullion, valued at 81, 90G.
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The Carson Appeal says Jack Boyle,
who was injured at Elliot's mill by being
crushed between two sawlogs. was worse
on the I'D, and fears are entertained as
to the result.
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Married.

IsAACs-wHLDN-InV Virginia, New, July 6,
John E. Isaacs to Miss Elizabeth Whildin.
NORTHUMBERLAND Elko, New, July IL, A.
]. Reed to Miss Mary NJ. Chandler.
CRAIG-sEMPLE-In San Francisco, Cal, July
20, Thos. II. Craig to Mary A. semple.
GRAY-LFNGE-In San Francisco, CAL, July
10, Mat. Gray to Mrs. $. II. Lenge.
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CHARCOAL. WANTED

(fOAL BURNERS n REQUESTED TO
~ make bids for 5000 bushels Of hrst.class
Nut-Pine Charcoal, TO be delivered as soon az
possible at the new Smelling Works Of j. A.
MATTEsON, Hamilton. Contract will secure
payment on delivery.
For particulars, apply to
LLOYD RAWLINGS,
DIR. Spalding's Hotel.
Hamilton, New, July 20, 1870. jy2O.tf
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, July "a, .
Up to this hour no news has been re-
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PHILADELPHIA BREWERY.

TNHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
l. WAGNER d DAWSON, Of tho
philadelphia, have purchased the st. Louis
Brewery, with all materials, machinery, appa-
ratus and good will pertaining. All accounts
due the 81 Louis are now due and payable TO the
undersigned.
All contracts for delivering of LAGER BEEF
from the st. Louis will be fulfilled by the under.
signed, who continue, at the old stand, TO man
ufacture that famous beverage, the PHIIADEIr
pHIA BEER.
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Died.

PITCHFoRD-In Placerville, Cal. July -, Lulu
Pitchford, aged 2 years.
GRAY-At Lake Tahoe, July %, Ida, only daugh-
ter OF j.. ID. and NJ. Gray.
KAvANAUGH-In Virginia, New, July 81, Dan.
Kavanaugh, aged 50 years.
HANKINS-In Lower Gold Hill, New, July u,
Vim. P. Hankins, aged l year.
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3 Ik L - .

Morning Board.
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Savage-685 shares, $3S; 80, b. 80; 40, b. 30; 30;
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Chollar-235 shares. s37; 361.
Hale & Norcross-s5 shares, 500; 81; %, b. 30;'
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Golden Charlotte shares, 2215.
Amador-0 shares, s210.
Ke~ntuck-20 shares, S35, b. 90.
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Original Hidden Treasure-136O shares, 81; a.,
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Legal Tenders-2o,OOO 81, 5. 30; IS, b. 80.
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$50 REWARD
Lost, Strayed or Stolen !

INHkEE BAY STAGE HORSES, a.
longing to Hatch 4 Kiplinger. oS
One large bay horse, weighs aboat l $50 lbs;
has a star In forehead.
One large bay horse, with stripe in face, and
has a Spanish brand ON left hip.
One bay horse. smaller than the two described
above.
Any person returning the above horses TO Jim
Mtler's stable, corner Dunn and Treasure sts.,
Hamilton, will receive the above reward.
Tho horses were last seen at the White Pine
water Oompany's Spring.
Je20-tf HATCH & KIpLINGER.
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For SaIOs
A Ill II APPARATUS, KEGS. BARRELS,
N Watts, Machinery, Hops, Malt, and other
articles required for a Brewery, cheap for cash'
JOHN WAGNER
je2S-tf VIM, DAWSON
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4 CALIFORNIA CLARET.-A LARGE STOCK
~ for sale in quantities to suit.
jes,sw FORBES Il CO., Main street.
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FOUNDRIES.

GEORGE CRONAN,
Successor to Bennett 4 Lurges)
SOUTHERN ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
Corner Magnolia and Erato Streets
Near Jackson Railroad Depot
New Orleans, Louisiana.
Blacksmthing and Homework in general, Vaults.
Store Fronts, etc, made to order at the shortest
notice.
Office at the Foundry. au23 "
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