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Yrobirt Dr. Saee's gatarrb Seilmittel.

Or. 6. 8. Ga m en- Der @eneral- Ngent Ser tpefI.
Emigration meloet, oaB i'm 2aufe Der lebten WoGe
963 emi9ranten bier burdpalfrten.
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9iod mub ID bemerten. bokeeaenpdrtis bier aud
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96err Nebacfeur {.

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anslan,r.

Wieu, f. Mpril.9 Sn 6olserbe NeFsnotion 6es
Miniaeriuns bat oer 8aiisr ben Grafen NoIods nit
Der 5ormirung zines fenen Miniteriums beauf.
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aY n CABLES.
FROM PRUSSIA.
The Late skirmish.

NEW YORK, August IA cable
dispatch 10 the Tribune from the Lon
don correspondent says, writing from
Saarbruck, Thursday: ut Is the COM
mon belief now, rs to the plan Of the
campaign, that the French army will
form at a point at S~aarbrucken. south
ward, the southermost army to ad-
vance on Strlsburg, the next on Nancy
and the third to march on Metz, CO.
operating with the second. The French
eau hardly have been acquainted with
the weakness of our forces at Saar-
brucken during the last few days. We
are not so much at their mercy now.
Our patrols are very active, aud pene-
trate to tho extreme left and right Of
the valley. The badness of the enemy's
sharpshooting encourages us to 90 UNI
necessarily within shooting distance Of
the French outposts. A party began
shooting at our party, and rode of as
hard as they could, the Frenchmen
firing from behind. This Is the worst
specimen yet Of French unsteadiness
and lack of self-restraint. II they had
remained quiet n minute or two longer
they might have destroyed or made
prisoners the whole party; and even
when they had nothing to do but take
good aim at the flying horsemen, from
fifty yards and upward, they did not
succeed In hitting their bodies. Three
shots were received In different parts
of the mems equipments. Bodies Of
infantry are continually going out to
reconpOiter.'
The same correspondent writes OH
Saturday: "Our patrols IN the field
have suffered more severely than usual.
One party was surprised by the French,
concealed In q wood, who suddenly
raised up aud fired, wopnding a Uhla-
ner and o fusileer of the Second Bat
talon. Fortieth Regiment. Two other
men were wounded. The French are
making 3 bridge oye the saar, be-
tween Grass BlttersdorH snd Hpewil-
Ter, near Saarguemines. The work
done yesterday on the top Of the hill
turns out to be protective. A battery
of two cannons appeared there. Fight
ing is expected in the course Of . day
or two"
Our correspondent at Frankfort
writes that it Is fully believed 1t Is the
purpose of the Pr,ssians to enter
France. Many American families In
Frankfort and vicinity r trying to
get away. Hamburg Is filled With
Americans. The latest London opin-
lon is that the French mean something
at Serasburg, and that they. will either
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SECOND DISPATCH.

From Q York.


New YonK, August 2.-rhe steamer
Russio, from Liverpool, spoke the
yacht Sappho midway Oh the e
The Nathan inquest commences on
Thursday. The SONS will detail their
movements before and after the assas-
sination.
There Is still considerable activity
at the Prussian Consul Generals office.
Two hundred Germans left this week
for Fatherland. to take service In the
Prussian army.
The Central Bank of Brooklyn sus-
pended payment to-day, and j. L.
Spoeder, its cashier, has been APP
pointed receiver, to examine and settle
its affairs. The cause Of the disaster
is said to. be the Improbable real es-
tate and stock speculations by Its Pres
ident, H. l.. Pruyn. No statement
has yet been made of the real situation
Of the bank ; but 1t Is generally be-
lieved the failure Is a bad one.
BosToN, August "A few days ago,
seven one thousand dollars and four
five hundred dollar United States
7-20 bonds, of 1857 issue. were obtained
in this city on all altered certified
check, with the usual name Of Charles
Mackay, New Orleans.
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FROM PRUsAIA.
Grand sight as tho Kinx Leaves Il
ihe Battle Field.

Grand Sight as tho Kinx Leaves for
th- Battle Field.
BERLIN, August 2.-No news Of any
movements or engagements Of import
ance has been received but advices
show that skirmishes are becoming
more frequent, though so far they have
been Of an Insignificant character.
The Prussian commanders vigor-
ously exclude foreign correspondents
from their line.
The s0ope OIL the departure Of King
William on Monday evening was ex-
traordinary. As the King started from
the palace of the Queen he wore n short
military cloak, and his helmet was
placed on the seat beside him. The
carriage was surrounded, followed and
frequently stopped by the immense
multitude, wild with emotion, shout
Ing farcwells and benedlctiops. The
houses were hung with flags and fes-
TONED with flowers.
At the railway station arches were
erected and patriotic Inscriptions dis
played. The Queen, wesping, parted
from the King with repeated embraces,
and when His Majesty, from the plat
form Of the railway ar, finally saluted
the crowd, the scene was indescriba-
BILE. The people were frenzled with
enthusiasm. The entire court, ladies
and all, mingled with the crowd and
participated In its emotions. They
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-03

A FERocIoUs STEER.-The Shasta
Courier of July 3Oth relates the fol-
lowing:
On the 18th instant a teamster by
the name Of Kise was walking along
side of his freight wagon, on the road
near Bells bridge, when he was sud-
denly attacked by a large and ferocioris
Spanish steer. Before Klse could get
made a plunge at him, caught him on
Its horns, tossed him up Into the air
and let him fall to the earth. The
steer then paved and attempted to
gore the PROSTATE and almost inscnsi-
6le teamster, but did not succeed In
killing him before relief came to hand.
The steer appeared to have become
excited and maddeued ut the Transfers
red-colored wagon.
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P~asseuEsrs from the Kast-knocked
Down BY Observation-Disclosures.
backs-more Reul PlRy-Round
Oyrr-Woather, Etc.

SAN FRANcIsco, August 80 p. NJ
The following passengers left Ogden
yesterday, and will arrive at Oakland
tomorrow: ]. A. Sherman and wife,
San Lorenzo W. E. Glover and two
sons, Louisville, KY; Francis scherb
and wife, j. N. Lewis, c. N. FELTON,,
Mrs. c. s. Tiltou, Mrs. L. Beauchamp,
Jas. Phelan, w. W. Oltsohn, Mrs. B.
Lee, Mrs. Il. Lee, Miss Carrie Forest,
Miss Annie Clisbeck, San Francisco ;
C. H. Daley and wife, Virginia W.
C. Willard and wife, Mrs. S. Hayes,
Galesburg, o.; c. H. Reed and wife,
$. S. Smith, wife and daughter, Oregon;
H. A. johnson, N. Y; P. Knox and
wife, Miss A. Knox, Morrison, ILL.,; F
L. Vinton, j. j. Phelan, Z. Robbins
and wife, F. Petit and wife, N. Y; J.
Patchen and wife, Detroit; II. Marset,
Paris c. D. Dugalls, wife and family.
Stockton.
John A. Richard was knocked down
on Market street at | O'Clock this morn-
ing by three men. 1t is supposed the
object was robbery. One Of the assail-
ants was arrested.
Gold, at IL A. NJ, 1213s. Greenbacks
unchanged.
Three men were seen last night ex-
amining the pockets Of an intoxicated
man in a doorway OH Clay street near
Sansome. They ran away on seeing n
policeman. On examination 1t was
found that they had cut n hole through
his clothing, and were about to relieve
him of n pocket full Of coin and other
valuables.
James Thompson, arrested on Il
charge Of robbery, committed Oh a
Frenchman, was sent to the County
Court for trial; two others, arrested
with him, being dismissed.
Mary O'Connor, arrested for petty
larceny, was sent up for 100 days, and
Roh't johnson for 90 days.
The Weather Is still very hot and
close. No wind Is stirring. Their
mometer at II A. NJ. 81.
If the Grand Jury have found any
indictments against the Supervisors or
other officials, the names have not yet
been made public.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-03
FROM DENMARK.

NEW York, August 1.-The Tribune
says: "Our correspondent at Copen-
hagen writes, Tuesday, that Denmark's
neutrality is believed to be temporary.
No maneuvers are furnished at camp
as yet. There Is 10 indication Of the
camp being broken up or troops re-
turning to environments, though orders
are understood to have been issued q
fortnight since.
The Friederlandt Journal says:
"General feeling is decidedly warlike.
The moment has arrived for Denmark
to throw Off the mask and side with
France. Government is steadily for
neutrality. The Cabinet will resign
If that party gets the upper hand"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-03
BY n CABLES.
A TWO HOURS FIGHT BE-
TWEEN THE FRENCH AND
pRuSSIANS-THEY FIGHT
ON PRUSSlAN SOIL.

PARIS, August I'd Evening,-An
official dispatch from Metz announces
that to-day at II o'clock In the morn
ing, the French had a serious engage
ment with tho Prussians. Our army
took the offensive, crossed the frontier
and invaded the territory Of Prussia.
in spite of the numbers and position of
the enemy.
A few OF our battalions were suf-
flcient to carry the nights which over
look Saarbrucken, and our artillery
was not slow to driye the enemy from
the town.
Our losses were slight.
The engagement commenced ut II
o'clock and ended ut ! o'clock.
The Emperor assisted at the ope-
rations, and the Prince Imperial, who
accompanied him everywhere, received
on the first field Of battle his baptism
of fire." His presence OF mind and
sang troid in danger were worthy Of
the name he bears.
The Emperor returned to Metz at
4 O'Clock p. N.
PARIS, August 2.-The women OF
France are sending an immense guam
tity of bedding and hospital furniture
to the army.
Nine hundred surgical students have
gone to the front.
Among the chaplains in the French
service are nine Protestant and three
l~sraelite clergymen.
The wearing of the "senaka" Is to
be discontinued In the army.
The Emperor, since he has been with
the army, has kept II telegraph wire
constantly busy with correspondence
with the Empress.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-08-03
DISPATCH
The Murder Trial Sad Accident
Money Ensier = Stock Prospects

The Murder Trial Sad Accident
Money Ensier = Stock Prospects,
Rte.
SAN Francisco, August 3-3 p. NJ
The Maggie Ryan murder trial is
still going on. Mr.. Howe, the local
editor of the Bulletin, was on the stand
this morning testifying to the circum-
stances of the pursuit of Quinn after
the murder was discovered.
Frank Little, son Of John B. Baker,
fell from a fence while playing with
children OIL Polk street last evening,
and badly fractured his left arm.
Money is decidedly easier, though
regular trade Is dull. The disposition
to invest in stocks and mines is quite
general,
Angel Martinez, Of Mexico, has
reached New York ell route to join the
Prusslan army. He received distin-
guished attention from the German
sympathizers In Chicago. a
Both the Call and Bulletin report
having found no difficulty In getting
any number of printers to I'LL the
places Of the "strlkers."