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New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
ay, the 24th lust, aud to-day, at u IN. D:
below the hlghest sales OF the feTowIng slale

II will be by the above that State bonds have ad
vanced during the week. and the market s strong and
upward Missouri South Carolina, and Louisiana state
bonds. The market for Railway bonds Is steady.
Transactions in the Stock market have been limited with
NewYork and Hudson az p. m, 95i do Certified say
Erie 24 024i; Reading GO; Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern. s4t; Chicago and North 2k d72i do
Preferred, s9 Milwaukee and St. Paul. I'll; do Preferred
85;; New-Jersey Central sold at 96Id97b the First
Board, and wehtnp to 9Ss at the Second Board Column
bus Chicago, and Indiana Central ISL; Hannibal and ST.
Joseph lO5 advance Of per cent the morning
sale.
Rock Island has lucinaed some three per cent during
the day. opcLed the street at ll3 aud az 1885 IL sold
up ll6i. three per advance The Of the
Stock Exchange has not depressed this stock the price
continues from day to day to go up party AT O'Clock
tho offered puts Rock Island III, 30
days. at per cent; II was selling at 1885.
On the Miscellaneous list 96i was bid for New York
per stock, 1876 for Brooklyn Water Loan, Kings
County bonds, So Delaware and Hudson Canal lZ2l
Cumberland Coal. Preferred. "a Canton Company 55i;
Western Union Telegraph S5s Mariposa. % Marposa
Preferred, 9s; MaripoSa Trustee Certificates, AZ BOs
ton Water Power 7i. On the Free lst for Detroit Nun
Connecticut War Lean, os Lake Shore div. bonds.
81 St Louis. Jacksonville and Chicago bonds irsts 81;
Morris and Essex Construction bonds S.
We give below the bids for the following city bank
stnr Ia IN he nj lrst.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY. Jan. SIP V.

The week opens with an easy money market,
and the Bank Statement favorable 10 It's continuance
Gold orened this morning 10 O'Clock at l2 II AZ l2
1908 at I?lt 1918 at 1919 aud closed at a. 2lE ats
o'clock it sold at 1914 The transactions at the God Ex
change Bank today were: Clearings, $l7,999n0s Gold
Balances s7O5.JG Currency Balances, ssjs323-an IN.
usually small business. The rates for hsciass CONNER
cia paper lower. II there is any change from our
former quotations. Money Is In such abundance that
there is good demand for business paper of Welnown
names
Governments continue firm and active, and We give
below highest price OF Government coupon bonds on
Monday. the 2itA inst. and to-day. ~ u m:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
Nth publitatiuns.
e'tW "uII'"r'"''''
DOLlTICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.


"T..,, designed 70 ,use IN. sdenee d POLITICAL kcoNo
MY while serving to ,rp,n and the Policy
HOME INDUSTRY as system Of Hstioual Ceope'suoa :" Wv ~
ton ofLAbo Br HORACE GREELEY have just esa ia '
limo volume This wort comprises ne pp
on Political Reonomy Published weekly 10 TEE ihpo' ,'
and Autumn with such additions and cancellations were
the author in revising then for this isne' ana "0'.
thorough Absyeal Index IL dedicated to the Neia0' " '
and 4, intended to fairly and esndidy the t
m,ni, the Champions ofPrse Trade In their h's'' Anu 0
aspects ,,,,, ~
The author claims this .Ort the merit osPPe WIZ VIC ,'
Trader, on their ovn ground and meeting their po oy ne
chosen present them. Others Will say ho" f'r ne p' 10
tru,ts pusbly Insist that he b" srseo VIC P ~
they to rest their ease.
This large book II does not "pre 70 smoOo' " ~
Known or believed With regard It's subject Though ne' eusep
devoted to the argument Protection II regards the maintenance
and symmetrical development Of Home Industry % an 3D.
umept to this end Duties evsd Imports the cornerstone
Of that central and vi5fibg SUI Of the Economic
Adler subject have doubtless been written Of 'h
has been simplify great truths and commend em' ' "fay
pertinent facts and multiplicity Of hOney Illustrations to the general
mind ~-,,c
I..LABoR-PRODUCTlON.
II. ..CoMMBRCB-EXCHASGEs
H.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PROP
ERTY.
w. .MoNKY-THE BALANCE OF TRADE
yPAPER MOsRY-ISTEREST-UsURY.
vI..sLAvERI-HIRBD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VII .MoNoPoLY-THE LAW OF PgicEs-EFFEcT OF DUTIES
ON COST.
VII AGRICULTURE AS AFFECTED By PRoTECTios-'iE"S
OF THE FATHERS
TX THE STATE-ITs LEGITIMATE sPTERE-PowERs AND
DUTIRs-FREB TRADE AXoMs CONSIDERED.
x.PRoTRCTIoS FOR AGRICULTURE
XI. MANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS
XII. THE LABORISG CLlSS-ITs RIGHTS, INTERESTS,
DUTIES AND NEEDS
XIII. THE INTEREST OF COssuMERs-TRoS
XIV. PROTECTION ILLUSTRATRD-sUGAR.
XIV. .THR HARMONY OF ISTERESrS-THB SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE ISvIGoRATING OTHER INDUS
TRIES-BRRT SUGAR on IT'S TRIUMPHAL MARCH
xyI..AMERICAH SHIP-BUILDISG, sHIPPING AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE.
XVII. .CREDIT--ITS USES AND ABUSES-F0RElGS NpEBr-
RDSRSS-OUR NATIONAL DEBT.
XVIII. WHAT HAS BEEN ELUClDATING WHAT SHALL BR
XIX. TAXATION DIRECT AND ISDIRBCT
Xxx. .Co-oPRRATION.
XXI..woOL AND WOoLBNS
XXI. IMMIGRATION.
XIII. .SPECIFIC-AD yALOREM-MINIMUM.
XIV. CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX.
For sale a THE TRIBUNE OFFICE Price, 81 so. Seat BY
mail. postpaid, on receipt ofpnss
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

M y.
wi DELAWARE, LACKAwASNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD
co. (Leueea)
Depos New Yori foot OF Bafesst and foot Of Chhophst
WINTER ARRASGEhENTS mencing MONDAY. kOy 49, la6a
MAIL TRAIN connecting DenTs With Boon.on Branch
with Chester Braneh Wseroo with SUSSEX FOR An
Eestop whit D. L. and W. r. for water
Gap Oud Scranton and Gr. Bend ard Al, points the Lack
arsana and Boonsbarg and Delaware and HUDSON K. Ris
l:J0s IN. LKIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Nswarh Morris
town Dover Haeksown Wsshiugon Pkpsblg snd Eson;
meets pshurg Bel for Belvdere se. snd
with r. for Bethlehem AsnosH MAaeh Chunk sHd
tp M EAsTOS EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester e
aud At Waterloo with Su1SI K K
$50 N $50 IN. SUMMIT sud iutsrmst. s,ssout
and II ard 23D $40 $40 3s0 $50 900
snd II rs D. m to SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate ,taonh
l:O n 30 aud $50 m hORRsroWN and intermediate
stations
For NEWARK seo 73o $50 $50 1910 H. ii;to ii:to
31 33o 3:t $50 &+0 5;lo S:.O e:io $50 7:S $780,
por BLOOMFIELD and AosTCLAIR At $50 ii.m;1s,os S
and s;lOp sCHoCH. Assistant supsrutsadsnI
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
9tIp adlanttS.

Ftg UIdNltU'
GENTS WANTED to sell the New Handy
~ Of Family MolcBe-OUR HOME PIYslCIAN-by Geo
NJ Beard NJ ~ D. Medical Lecturer In the University Of the Guy
language fJr the people, and tells what
u Professors Medical
-
Get Life Money The N. Y Trbune AS
practice Of medicine IL the best that we
inos The Evening Post Dr. Bard has succeeded In
popular the science OF medicine Tar superior
Pcnnsyvsnis the
two days ageu NeEYoIi shop Of wOrkmen sold 10
books X h. TRBAf / Co, Publshet bSi Broadway, " l.
AGENTS WANTED for INCIDENTS OF
~ THE u y CHRISTIAN coMMSsIoS" Illustrated with STEEL
engavngs By Rev Edsd r. Sstb. Secretary Of the
Conn oil circulars 6c., address.
}. b. LIPPISCOTT & Co. Ae Broone g.
4 GENTS WANTED-OldA Agents. Ladies, and
~ Cergym.n for "OUR DEPARTED FRIENDS Or. GLORY or
IMMORTAL LIFBp The fascinating reigou work
published Address J. z. FITCH, Hartford Co1n
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

NEw-YoRK AND sosD oMDEw-HAVEN RAIL
WINTER ARRAN0BAkSr.
COMMENCING NOV. a. 1883
P,usnrs station In Ns~Yo Of Twenty and
fourths Entrance Twsnty seventh
TRAINS LEAVE NEwYORK.
For Mes Haven and Bridgeport T. (Et io ISIS (EI ,:
% (kL u 3:<S 400, $50, and RI I. m
For Milford snsior Frssj Southport w.pOrt 800 iI,,o
q. IN 3+5 $3.50. and $50 M.
Sorr,k 7;OO CEIl 800 loo i1:is (RI).
EIL 3:1. +:ao (RI D $50, 6:3o and 500 tRL p
For Dsisn l. o. II 30 a. 3:t5. 30 $50 and $50
for Stamford XII lI;1O l2S (EI 3:la (Erl.
3;.s 40 tgIl, As; $50, e:p. 7;Is HLi
For Port Chester ard intermediate stations az ll30 tlS
3;45. t;t5 $50 63o and I;l5
sand.y Mail Train esyes Tw.ty surorf at n for
Boston. - -
for Boion VA spriHghed, o. m. Nv, 9Etl, sthLl
For Boston, via Shore Line l2:l3 lEIl, (kIl p n
fer Hartford aud Springfield Ia (EL) 2ilS. 3(srl q" o.
For CosaeeieuI River Railroad EIl RIP to Montreal,
For Hartford Prordsu.. and F,htm Railroad stSrl nj i''S
For SsrH,v.a Loadou sscunSsou Rar0,d at Ga
for Cars Railroad N 9Oop to Northampton sad wilans
ba<h
For Hou.atonie Railroad sA m, and J
For Rau Railroad. sa b (kXl, m.
Dauoury NoNals Railroad. l9;l9 aud 10 NJ asi
M 10 eoureelon with ffesh H fom HorNAlk 10 Dinbury
FOR NeuCauasn Railroad ah lfio f:0 A sud o. Sa'ur'
dsv, $3.50 p -, . -. , ~
''"" w W - JAMRS II. HOrT, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
nRIE RAILWAY.-Trains will leave Depots

ERIE RAILWAY Trains Will leave Depots
foot ofChamherssL sud foot Of TuentT bt follows:
Throlgh Express esve th,mhrr- e. at .. M N NJ
636 m daily; leave Twenty yihirist II 7j n 9iS
m. b:l5 p. iaIyl New and improved Drawing Room
Coaches will the through to Buffalo connecting
Sleeping Coaches through TO CeYslsnd
and Gallon seepuz Coaches will the 0s train from
Bufio and the $3.50 TO Rochester Buffalo
and Cincinnau. An Glhgsnt usiu leaves daily al 3D. m.
For Way 43o tfwentytnlnit t:l9 m
Suniays
gorery Gulioni, Pine lsand and Unonyile
Mdiletosn and WaJ $3.50 iTuentvtlirht 5;e nj
OsVie and WsY AtS:Jjs daiv. (WenT-hd b;9 AIN
For Nsuburgh and Way ats 3:JO and $50 trHeDvthHd
For susern and Way r n Twsntr ihr,t t5 and
5:I5 M Theitsr train l;30 10. uwcntytlds IL p M
For Paterson wsy from Tweny'thirdst Depot At ets
las N. tdaI. J:43 3;l3 and $50
p From Cblrbe.t Depot. at Gas H.. s;l' m u u. i;S
?. m (daylt p m 5;l5 p. n. and 6S p m
For H,eLe,ses and WAY from T~sut hd't DeDot at s' M
ll;Io m. $50 p m. 5S 5:i5 ind e;'s y ~ From
ChambessL Depot - n ~ IT,. ails D. H. y IN ana
6:45 o. n
For Peron and WAY nom TwsntTtt,t Depot at eS
-J:l5 .. AIS a:sS '6:l3 M and
Sauriars midnight Chambers stDspo. a. Ia
$3.50 .:Is $3.50 and Saturdays only IL
midnight ,.,,
Coaebe. obane Aad for checking tnd transfer OF
Bseggs the CompnysoBcs M $40 aud 9S7 Bro.ss
corner and weny kfs snd Third ave. Harlem:
a1i FULTON BTookl-u Depots foot OF Chambers aud foot Of
Trntybrd EevIork; No. BrshAugspsee and Long posf
Depot Js..r CITY AND Of 'ns Assn" AZ tue pnepa hotels
To P.ernOnt only.
wM K BARR. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
Siluatiuns 1ImttS- -MaIrs.

A YOUNG MAN of general business expert
~ enee bookkeepe and cashier for large house
In this m desires beeome associated responsible peranet
and active potlon ea houses Interest desirable though
rot spta satisfactory ability and integrity Al
dress NJ A., Boz No. l2i. Tribune Omee.
NNANTED--A SITUATION rs FARMER and
w VEGETABLE GARDESER HIS wife to cook Ws,h Id iron
Best references given call address GREENE JJ
last ibity 6rstst. for days
II CARPENTER large iirst-class Employ
L one Jj EleVenhst, Srhaye. esablshed 20
found constantly on hand capable male
female RLP German. English. Scotch American and Irish TO
private families boarding houses and Hotels In city country
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
11u5ital Snsirumtnts.

9tu6Ital Snsirnrttnts.
A GREAT OFFER.
N HORACE WATERS. 4SI BROADWAY. sEwY0RK
dispose Hundred PIANOS. MELODEONS and ORdhNs,
of,I 6es makers extremely low prices for eaih dunps ths
from 5 SIS monthly until paid the sane to Lei
and rent applied Cekerng Pianos for Rent
Monthly iBsisllm received for
A LARGE variety of PIANO-FORTES, the
N finest and the reasonable In
at Factory and Wsrerooms Of JBshiS SON 2' East
TweBty.er.t.st, between Second and Tbiriavea
A GREAT REDUCTION in Panos-BarmOres
IA wsreroom No 35 Bsesksrt splendid soruentj warranted
years; II prize medals tesnouas from dsnGahsd srt,sI
A ROSEWOOD PIAN0in perfect Orderfor 500.
~ steuwaT, Chickehng and new PauOs foT RENT.
Secondhand Pianos 50; Meodeors for 81 month
4l.octaye Meodeon IN good order for f35.
Prince 4 Co.'S Organs with sir stop. for l29
IF you want q good PIANO, cheap, call at
~ NJ MRRRELLS (lats L. p Cummingfs) Wsreroon No. y
nsaens rented sni eusIomss
Onlr look AZ them before you decide elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
Corporation aguiit,s.

CoNNIssiosERs BsGRkrIos SrATE oy(
NEw.YoRK, NEw.ioRE, Jan. Z, 1870
NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.-The under
signed Committee the Board for the erecioa
Wards Island for insane persons s
therefor such to be presented before the 18th u February
proumo The pan, designed 2o p.us
panied Of the Of the building All
reference 20 the Asylum It's location k he obtained from the
Wants lslsnd The meeting the Asylum
Committee for the Of plans presented will be ssceued
from The Superintendent Of the Commissioners Emigration
Gausn The Of 90 will be paid the which
ADOPTED tie Committee rrrIg the right however reject
all psps presented
GCLIAs C. vERPLANCK Prsdisut |
CYRUS H. LOUTRkl,
PHILIP BissINGBR
fIIUf SMITrI.
FREDERICK KAPP,
y. MoELROi,
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
anstrutiion.
YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY, Stamford, Ct.
II I. q. to0MIs Principal
6tathfrs.
Hanfirs SmS,mits.

A DODWORrH's CLASSES for DANCING,
n 7l2 Fnbae Mondays and Thursdays. or Tuesdays
and Fridays. -, ..,.-
ANo 6sl Fnhave wednsssrs and Saturdays Saturday
uopiugs Ao Evening Mondays and Thursdsys for
emen ss forming for MOBl and Thursday mornings SeDd
for circular.
nUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "a West
Pourtbst TUESDAY and FRIDAY evening practice for ladies'
sud gentlemen. slI dances fsngh. In sI private essops
HLASKO's ACADEMY OF DANCING, GA
west Thirty ourhL Moruing and ansrpoos classes daily Gen
u.nen Monday and Thursday, at Q pm
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

Tong ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James.
IL slip,
s:10s- u Mail train for Gfeenport
1890 Royn Glen Cove Lssuis valley Huntington, and
Northport.
3 D. n.. Rivehs.d Erpre. Train.
D m Roslyn Glen Locust Valley Hunrngtoa, and
Norbport
An trains eonnee. az Branch FOR Henpstssd.
SUNDAY eSyn Glen Core Locust valley Hrnnyton and
No''"P'''' - l. u. BARTON Sent
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
Situations eolEnttS- {rmaIts.

SITUATION WANTED by a German
N general houswork cook washer Aud oner
Cty reference. Apply at No. Firstst, corner BoweU
NERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" to urd At HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE. 27 Eorok.
between ald RylHgoEsL
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

DARITAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
Ia For LONG BRASCH RED BANK. pRcks9uHG. NAN
,HkNikR TOMS HlFkR, Ic. by S'euner JksNE horr ~
s,ps - ises wSSNrpES, General Msasgan
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

SUPREME COURT. In the matter of the
~ application Of the Adermeu Ge Of the Of NewYork
relative WIDENING aud STRENGTHENING Of BROADWAY.
Thirty hiBthsL the City Of New
iork-sorICEhs uhdersstd Commissioner. OF Estimate and
the shove entitled proceeding hereby roe
the le,sres and psres nesed the lands buug
premises damaged said proceeding produce their
title deeds relative their Ownership o
Interest Aud. buns premises the of Hon
their
80 (oom No. 2 DAY prior 10 the 6rsl day Of febH
the uf
the for damages viii made Unknown Oanelr-Daed
New fors Jsu. 49, Nn
THOMAS MURPHY,
cMAs o. CoRsaiL (Commls,oners
JAMES X HEENESsEY,)
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
St,amtuuts anS SailruaSs.

TOR BOSTON, via Fall RIVER touching ut
Newport Winter srraszsmeHs-Ths splendid stsners SEW
PORT nsndsr Lew OLD COLONY simmons
Isaye daily (SaBdaJs sIcepled at4p from North River
kot Chamhersstl JAhRS FISK. jL. PTesJsnL
A. r. SINOHS, Managing Director.
A. n VALE. Gsn. Pssseuze Ageut,
m n a aN E,,lVIs AgeRt
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Tains leave
Il Il ThrtieGhst oloss; ..,
lO:O a m, Day Brpress. DrssingTooD .ttschsd.
tp Montreal Express, Dra-lng room attached
$3.50 Plc With Sleeping hroug Chissgo uls
change via NJ. c. K r., also /. \. NJ. 5. kR (DsTl
II D. m, EiKht EIpres Sleeping attached
100 a. N. 1880 And ?. m. Poughksspsie Trans
eA a.. AIS and $3.50 p. Psskskil TTainE
and 6. 50 D. ~. Sing Sing TrsiHs ~
$40 100 9:lO u 2m $40. ,ud l:oo -, Tontsn
Train. - ..-..
ga TO Pougbi.tp,s on seAi,yl) J. NJ ToUCEY sspI
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
snsiruttion.
A NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
3l2 AND 2lt rIFTHAvE
snsiruttion.

A BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL for Boys
In srsi-el.r location ard ofth. hlghss, character
THE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE,
No. So Pstksve
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22

SAN FRANCISCO, September PR. NJ
william Riley, the pugilist, while
coming down from Vallejo by the
steamer New World, last evening, Gre
ated such disturbance that he was put
In irons. On arriving at the wharf he
was released when he stabbed Captain
Gedge, the knife entering just below
the eye and passing through the roof
OF his mouth. Riley then made his
escape. The police are after him.
Stephen McGerry, who was run over
by a sand cart q few days since, died in
the hospital.
Gilroy offers one hundred acres Of
land and $4,000 for the location OF
the Odd Fellows orphan Asylum there.
The Italian fishermen are fighting
among themselves, the majority Of
them having determined to stop fishing
entirely until the city furnishes them
with free wharfage. 1t was decided to
stop the minority from fishing, and
they accordingly scuttled ten boats at
the foot of Washington street, belong
ing to those who wished to continue
the business. A boat full Of armed
men has gone outside the heads to pre-
vent anybody taking fish.
Gen. Angel Martinez, who left here
two months since, is In Germany. He
writes to his friends here, that although
the imperative rule not to allow for
eigners to take service In the German
army Is rigidly enforced, Baron Mag
nus has thanked him for his offer on
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22

concerning the Pope Is still distrusted
by the Left, who fear 1t may yield too
much to the pressure Of the Catholic
powers.
VILLA A~LBGsIcE, September a.
The Italian troops entered Rome
through the Porte Pia, firing on the
mercenaries as they advanced. At last
the Pope ordered that a white flag
should be hoisted, and hostilities
ceased. The national forces then
quietly occupied the city.
LONDON, September 2l.-The Papal
organ Of this city says the. following
will be the Cabinet of Italy under the
new regime, according to reports cir
culating at Rome; Mazzini, President
of the Councii; Cesmuschi, Minister
Of Finance; Fabric, Minister of War
Porta, Minister of Public Works; Fer
rari, Minister Of Education Nancini,
Minister of Grace and Justice; Mussi,
Minister of agriculture and Commerce;
Garibaldi, Minister of Marine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22
DISPATCE
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEW
DATES TO 4 O'CLOCK P. M.
From the Seat Of War !
The Investment of Paris Complete!
NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE
Tho Pnrisians Melting Up Theti
Bronze atRtunry 20 Mako
Cannon.

LONDON, September 22.-King Will
liam reports to the Queen that the i'll
vestment of Paris Is now complete.
The French advance on the north
side of Paris has been repulsed with a
loss Of 7 guns and $500 prisoners.
Prussian defects are obscurely re-
ported rs having occurred at Athens
and Mons.
Negotiations at Meaux are proceed
ing hopefully. The general princi-
Piles arc already arranged by Bismarck
and Favre, and the details are now
under discussion.
. Thus far the only question Is rs to
who AN ratify on the French side.
The American ambulance corps Is OF
i~ncalculable service at the seat of war.
The line of communication between
London and Paris is r%eopened.
A dispatch from Berlin says that a
constitution is preparing for the secu-
rlty of German unity, and arranging
the formallties for proclaiming Fred
erick Emperor of Germany.
Tours, September 22..-The Prus-
SLAMS have cut the Orleans Railway,
and now occupy several points along
the line of traffic.
The Prussians menace Orleans.
The bronze statuary in Paris is being
melted to supply the besieged with
cannon.
TOURS, September %. - Nothing
definite has been received from Paris
to-day. ..f
There is great activity among the
troops here, and many are leaving
with all possible haste.
Railroad service still irregular.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22
ARIZONA ITEMS.

From the Miner Of September 3d.
The mail coach arrived late Thurs
day night. bringing Messrs. j. A. Rush
of Wickenburg, n. Bichard, of the firm
of Bichard & Co., from Pimo Villages,
James Grant, the mail contractor, and
H. b. Summers, from Virginia City,
Nevada. M old quartz operator. Also.
two Cinnamon from Hongkong. and
Miss Jennie T, from Wickenburg.
Hundreds of families, from Texas,
Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee, are
on their way here via the 35th and 32d
parallel routes, with their flocks and
herds, and it is to be hoped that, upon
their arrival, u citizens will point
ont to them suitable locations In our
mountains, valleys and foothills. No
man should act the part Of dog-in-the-
manger In a country like this, where
there are good "lay-outs " for all.
Indian news has been rather scarce
for some weeks past, but the reds
"still live" Sunday morning, the
2lst instant, they gobbled up fourteen
head of horses and mules In William
son Valley, belonging to G. G. Bean,
Eli Puntney and other farmers. Mon
day night they took six fine govern
ment mules and two horses from Dan
O'Leary,'at q camp of n government
train about a mile this side Of Camp
Hualpai. The Indians committing
these robberics were followed to He'll
Canyon. The sign made and the route
they took show them to have been Nav
oins
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-22


ELKo, September 22.-The Repub-
lican State Convention, on reassemb-
ling yesterday afternoon, permanently
organized with John p. Jones, Of
Storey county, as President ; VIM. NJ.
Gillespie, of Elko, as Secretary Chas.
McWnliams, of Storey, and Jas. Muir
ply, of Elko, Sergeants-at-Arms.
After the adoption Of a platform the
following nominations were made:
For Governor, F. A. Tritle, by a
vote of II to % for J. w. Haines.
For Congress, Thomas Fitch, by accla-
nation. For Supreme Judge, James
S. Slaussen, of Lander, by n vote Of 63
to 80 for Thomas P. Hawley, Of White
Pine. For Clerk OF Supreme Court,
Alfred Helm, present incumbent, by
reclamation. For Treasurer, Len.
Wines, by reclamation. For State
Controller, W. w. Hobart, Of White
Pine, by a vote Of 80 to 81 for Lew.
Doran, the present incumbent. For
Secretary of State, James d. Miner, OF
Humboldt, by a vote of 80 to 81 for j.
II. Kincaid, Of Washoe. For Attor-
ney General, VIII. Campbell, Of Sto-
rey county, by a vote of 90 to 80 for
Warren EARL, Of Elko. For State Sill
pcrintendent Of Public Instruction,
Rev. A. N. Fisher, present incumbent,
was nominated over Rev. George P.
Allen and B. H. Beven.
The Convention, at 10 o'clock r. NJ,
adjourned over till 10 o'clock A. n. to-
day, after four unsuccessful votes for
State Printer, the last vote standing as
follows: Harry Mighels, Of the Carson
appeal, IS; Philip Lynch, of the Gold
Hill News, %; +. W. Abraham, 40.
The nominees for Surveyor General
(probably Day, the present incumbent,
for State Mineralogist probably White,
the present incumbent), and for Lieu
tenant Governor, are to be selected
to-day.
There are no less than six candidates
for Lieutenant Governor, and a lively
contest is expected, which may result
in the selection Of j. w. Haines, Of
Douglas county.