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The New York herald., 1870-04-15

l28O0 artillery, l,700 sapper, 1000 men in the army
train and 1000 m the administrative corps. The
Royal Carablneers VIII numDer $4,000 men, excw
slve OF Of1cefg
The New York herald., 1870-04-15

In addition to the usual detailed monthly state
ments ana summaries this number contains quar-
terly statements OF tonnage foreign and coastwise;
lumber, &C. the produce OF the forests OF Maine the
products OF the fisheries; guan0 from American
Islands, and the trade between the ports OF New
ork and San Francisco via the Isthmus OF Panama.
1t also contains q statement exhibiting by COM
modities IN detail, the trade between the United
States and Mexico for the fiscal year ending June 30
1869, and also comparative statements OF the trade
between the United States and the west Of South
America, from 1860 to 1869, inclusive; while the
miscellaneous department OF this number maintains
matter, valuable tables in regard to the progress OF
British merchant shipping and the imports into and
home consumption OF foreign commodities In Great
Britain during the calendar year 1859; Imports from
and exports OF grain and breadstu1s to Canada and
other British North American possessions during the
fiscal years ending June 30. 1854 to 1862 inclusive;
produce OF the whale fisheries OF the United States
from ls46 to 1859, inclusive: recent tari legislation
affecting the trade OF Great Britain, Austria, Chile
and Jamaica; silk manufactures OF Lyons France.
from 1859 to 1858; imports into and exports from
France during the year 1869. as compared with pre-
ceding years and an account of the trade ana CON-
merce OF The Island OF st. Cr0lX, Danish West
Indies.
The report concludes with preliminary statements
showing the movement OF specie and bullion at New
our foreign trade up to and including February.
II has been the aim OF Mr. Young the present Chief
OF the Bureau, aided by MS able corps OF assistants,
to make each succeeding number OF these monthly
reports increasingly interesting and important to
those engaged In commercial manufacturing and
agricultural pursuits as well as to The legislator and
political economist.
The New York herald., 1870-04-15
COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.
Abstract Of the MonSlly Report Of the Burcau
of Statistics.

WASHINGTON, April -, iofV'
Mr.. Edward Young. Chief OF the Bureau OF statts-
ucs, furnishes from advanced sneets the following
ABSTRACT OF monthly report No. O. current series now
nearly ready for distribution. This number exhibits
the foreign trade Of the United States for the month
OF december 1869, and the calender year ending the
same compared with the corresponding periods Of
1858. Reducing our domestic exports to specie
values, and adding the amount OF the reexports
thereto, careful analysis OF the following table
demonstrates the fact that imports for the calen-
dar year exceeded our exports TO the extent OF
$6s, ,s17, ,092.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM WHITE n

HAMILTON, January 29.-Thc Bank
Of California commenced suit yester.
day in the District Court against the
White Pine Water Company, for &c.
900. The suit Is brought on four prom.
issory notes Of $4,000 each, dated
December 2Sth.
Freedman, Morrison & Co. have
bought the Excelsior, q base metal
mining claim at Eureka, for $l4, 600.
J. A. Shotwcll was arrested last
Thursday evening, and lodged In jail.
for forging the name of Rev. Frank
Wheeler for $500. About z O'clocl;
last evening Shotwell lodged the
officers IN some manner and escaped
on horseback. lie was arrested about
two months ago for forging the name
of several prominent men of White
Pine, but effected 4 compromise and
was released.
Later-The officers who gave chase
to ShOtwell, the MAJ that escaped from
Jail last night, returned this morning,
and report hearing of him at the toll
house OH the Patterson road, where l(
passed hours before their arrival there
Silver Peak, Patterson and other set
Elements to the southeast have pcti
toned the Postmaster General for thI
establishment of a mail line between
this place and Silver Peak.
1t is reported that the miners in thu
Cope District are short of provisions
the roads leading to that place being
impossible since the late now storm
Wells, Fargo & Co. will ship to
morrow two bars Of bullion, valued a
$2,7l0 so.
The weather is clear and mild.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

who was discovered lying on the floor
burned to death. The husband, who
was intoxicated, has been arrested.
They had both been drinking and he
charged her with setting the house OH
fire to kill herself.
A Military Funeral at Leuisvillc.
LOUISVILLE, January 30.-The re-
mains of Generals Rosseau and Wat
| kins were buried this afternoon with
military and civic honors. The pro
cession was very large, embracing the
rank and file Of the regular army sta
toned here, ex-veterans and volun-
teens. The line Of procession was
thronged with spectators,
Ohio legislature.
CoLUMDUs January 30.-The Senate
yesterday passed u bill repeating the
law of: the last Legislature prohibiting
the soldiers at the National Asylum
from voting.
General Jail Delivery.
CAMDEN, n. j., January 30.-Eleveu
prisoners escaped Jail yesterday.
Fire In Vermont.
MoNTPELIER, VT, January 30.-The
"Ollipatriot Building" occupied by
business houses, was burned yesterday
Loss heavy.
From WashinEton.
WASHINGTON, January 80. = Tho
House calendar shows that 9S5 bills
and nearly 40 joint resolutions have
been introduced at the present session,
The Senate calendar exhibits a proper
Tomato number.
The Secretary. of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer al
New York to sell 81, DOC, 600 In gold IN
each week in February, and purchase
81, 200. 900 Of bonds each alternate
week, on account Of the Sinking Fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM SAN JOSE.

SAN JOSE, January 29.-It is prob
able that dummy steam engines will
be used IN place Of the horse cars now
running between this place and Santa
Clara. The residents in both towns are
in. flavor Of the proposed change, and
the authorities of Santa Clara have al
ready given their consent thereto.
DR.. Lucky, Principal Of the state
Normal School, Is In town, and will
delivera lecture this evening on the
subject Of the removal of the School to
San Jose, IN which he will present his
reasons for believing the removal to he
advisable.
Ramon Alviso, charged with horse
stealing, was called this morning: hut
the defendant not being ready for en-
animation. he was held to answer be-
fore the County Court in the sum OF
3, 1000, and was sent to prison In lie
fault of bail. The case excited great
interest among the Spanish public.
A number of velocipedes have made
their appearance. in this city during
the last few days.
The weather is warm, and there is
no signs Of rain.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, January 20.-Work is
said to have been stopped on the San
joaquin Valley Railroad, at Wilson'S
Ranch.
County Judge W. +. Greene goes to
Sacramento on Monday, to hold Court
for Judge Clarke.
The Rev. +. Fox Is to preach in the
German language, in the Christian
Church, tomorrow.
Since the city has been enlarged the
citizens Of the old environs seem to
devote their spare time to the forming
of Fire Engine Companies.
Another petition Is to be presented
to the Board of Delegates by n COM
pany styling themselves Pacific No.
4, asking for admission into the Fire
Department.
Several roughs were to-day notified
by the police to leave the city or take
their chances of being locked up.
The steamer Fresno arrived this
evening from Walden's Landing,
mouth of Tuolumne River, with 10
cords of tirewood. ...-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM NIARYSyII.LE.

MARysvIII.E, January 29.-Joseph
| Proctor. the" tragedian, supported by
the Wilton Troupe, played tonight, ia
4 fair audience, at the Marysville The.
alter.
The Marysville Wooden Mills were
idle last week, to permit the introduce
ton of new machinery, but will re-
sumo operations after the Chinese New
Year. @
Judge Bliss, of Yuba, will open the
County Court in Woodland Tomorrow,
supplying Judge Woods Bench, who
Is conflnedto his bed by severe sickness.
Much Interest Is felt here in relation
to the completion of the Colusa, Ma
rysyille and Nevada Railroad, and
the work will probably be inaugnmted
Immediately.
The weather.is summer-like, and the
city lively and prosperous.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
NATREL HISTRY or HORNETS.

The hornet IL an inilamabel bugger,
sudden In hiZ imprcshuns and hasty IN
hiZ conclusion or end.
liz natrel dispoSishen IL q warn
cross between red pepper in the poo
and fusel oil, and hiz moral biaz IL.
git out of my way.
They have a long black body, divided
in the middle by 4 waist spot, but tlieil
phiSikal Importance lay ut the termi'
nus NV their subberb, In the shape NV s
,javelin.
This javclin IL always loaded and
stands reddy to unload at 4 minnit's
warning, and enters a man NJ still NJ
thought, as spry NJ litening, and as
full NV melancholy rs the toOtllake.
Hornets never argy 4 case; they set
tie awl ov their differences ov opinyOn
by letting their javclins fly, and are az
certain to hit M n mule H..
This pesky critter lives in congrega-
shuns numbering about Il hundred
souls, but whether they are male or
female, or conservative, or matched in
bonds ov wedlock, or whether they are
Mormons, and n good many ov them
king together and keep one husband
to save expense, / dont't know or don't
karc,
Hornets bid their nests wherever
they take a noslun to, and seldom are
disturbed, for. what would 1t profit u
man few Kill 90 hornets and have the
one hnndredth one hit him with his
iavelin ?-Josh Fittings.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

THE Sutro tunnel is in $50 feet. It has
made SO feet the past week, averaging ia
feet for each shift.
The above item appeared in the
NEWS Of Saturday, without that COM
ment which should have been made to
make it properly understood by the
public. Here it is: Some time last
fall a tunnel was started into the hill
on the north side of Corral Canyon,
and run two or three hundred feet, and
timbered up Is tunnels usually are
near their mouth. From that point a
narrow drift, or c~oyOte-hole. has been,
and is o being, run on an upward
grade to the hight Of the mouth of the
tunnel-leaving at least three-fourths
of the excavations of the tunnel I'M
touched. Properly speaking. as miners
do work. the "tunnel" is not in more
than four hundred feet. AS Sutro has
been engaged for five years in accom-
plishinS four hundred feet, how long
will it take him to eXcavate screen miles.
in order to reach the ComstOck? The
present generation will hardly live to
see this sSutro tunnel" wildcat have
its first "purps."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM GRASS VALLEY.

GRASS VALLEY, January 29.-The
police yesterday made Il raid OH a
house occupied by Chinese thieves. A
great number of stolen articles were
found, but the plumber was of small
value. Burglars and clotlIes-line
thieves are still plenty in this commll-
nifty.
The weather Is fine. No frost at
night, and plenty of sunshine in the
day. Wind southwest; thermometer
90 degrees.
The Pacific Railroad Company have
rendered 80 much of the Dutch Flat
wagon-road as lies In the county to Ne
yada County as a.free gift.
Prospecting Is very active, and new
locations are'constantly being made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM Los

Los ANGELES, January ,2o.-1ast
night at half-past II, in the case of
Mayor Turner, the jury rendered a
verdict Of guilty of the Indictment
based on the reception by him of three
pieces of scrip to pay laborers while
lie was acting as Street Commissioner.
A motion for n new trial was granted,
and Wednesday next is set for the
hearing Of the motion. There is in
tense excitement this morning, and it
is not improbable that one or two per-
sanal collisions will grow out of the
present troubles. 1t Is probable that
change of venue will be asked In the
other cases.
Our nursery menare enjoyinga brisk
trade in exporting young trees and
grape cuttings.
The origin of the late fire is In
doubt 4; circumstances point toward in
cendiarics.
A large number of prospecting Chi
namen arc now in the city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

ENTERTAINING ANGELS UNA
WARES" - Camilla Urso's coming
among us will prove a blessing, u
lcavcn of comfort and relief in the
great body-populous, winning thou
Sands to forget the daily drudge and
wearing monotOny which, too long
continued unrelieved. begetS 4 bitter
ness and cynicism ultimately injurious
to body and to mind. There Is rest
and comfort in the pleasant antici-
patton of an event the consummation
of which should excite the pride and
zeal of every rational being, and enlist
their aid and sympathy. however hum
BILE. Even the school children are
emulOuS of each other. striving to he
worthy of a place in the great chorus.
Ii i not alone the pecuniary benefit to
the Mercantile Library Enough that is
sufficient in itself which shall result
from this harmonious congress. Many
a man, now indifferent, morally pachy-
dcrmated by business cares and rough
contest with the rude realities of life,
will, after listening to that coming
food of harmony, turn away aglow
from that one divine spark latent In
his bosom. unknown aud unsupported
all these years, hut now refining him
self and all those with whom he comes
in daily contact. Let us congratulate
ourselves that Camilla Urso has come
among U.S.. +. Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31


Tho Railroad Wsr.Thenser' OPERA
SACRAMENTO. December 3l.-Early
on Saturday morning a force 0 tIie
California Pacific Railroad Company )
workmen commenced the task OF III
serting a ssfrog" in the rest OF the
Central Pacific Railroad tracks remain
ing to be cut, and made the necessary
arrangements to allow the California
Pacific. evening train from Vallejo TO
| Come into the city and land Its passell,
gers on the embankment constructed
In Suffer Slough.
In the city yesterday the crossing,
of the trains was the general topic OF
conversation, and nine out OF every
ten persons appeared gratifled that the
Vallejo Company had succeeded III It's
objects. :,
Taking advantage of the proposed
repeal Of the Sunday law, both the
Metropolitan and Academy of Music
theaters were open last evening. In
the former q performance was given 10
a full house.
1t was announced in the Senate Oh
Saturday that the little affair between
Senator Bitge and eX-MayorMcCoppih
had been aniicably arranged.
werc. nronnnnced IN .tie County Court
Ills ntnrn;um 0n tbe following 1ersons,
who Snynrai5 mleaGcd ruilty TO indict-
mantS Georqe .Ionlans GRAND larceny,
n ron6nen,ent for one wear inthe State
Prison J~nocio Solomon. for grand
i]orcenv, fSnr car II. alias William
KaI, robhnrv three years: III, B, Mar
inor arand iorcnnv ci"ht wears,
"I Soc;a, m,notin1 oftbe sacramento
Ionl.or ciuh %IorSeIv attended. was
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
In the RuIny scnson.

When tho earth Is saturated with moisture. and
the air Is surchar,cd with unwlolesome cxhalatloils
the vital forces Of the body arc less active than IN
clear weather, and the spirits correspondlnrly dc.
pressed. It Is under such circumstances that the
invlgoratlng, ~viylfyins and cheering properties Il
H%OSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS are made
especially manifest. Half n 'wlncglaSsfnN. taken
three times q day. will so tone and strengthen the
digestive organs and the nervous system, that nei'
thcr the mlasna arising from the wet soil. nor the
gloom Of n sunless sky. viii produce the usual effect
upon the health and spirits. Persons who are Pc
culIarly sensitive to external changes, will ilnd this
agreeable tonic the best means OF stecllng their sys.
tens against vlcIssItudes. OF temperature. What
The poet, Cowpcr. said OF tea, applies with tcn.foli
force to this lncstimablc ncryine stomachlc. ut
cheers, but not Inebriates." This. however. Is only
one of It's merits. 1t literally revolutlonIzss the con-
dillon OF the feeble. dcbilitateL and despondlng-
impartIng healthful activity to the secretlve organs.
regulating the bowels. and giving a new and perms-
nent impulse to the Gillette and torpid animal ma;
chinery. The mind. sympsthizlng with the refreshed
and invlgorated body, recovers It's elasticity. and
life takes a brighter aspect under the effects Of this
harmless vegetable eXhllarant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

Our regular number of the little
Reno Crescent tonce a weekly came to
hand ycsterday-but there is nothing
of interest in it. "Flat, stale, and un-
profitable" The only lively Crescent
issued by old Lewis, for six months or
more, was the one of last Saturday a
1.aal
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

GRAND ARMY or THE R~ErURLIc.-
The annual encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic commenced
yesterday. Following il 4 list of
officers elected: Department Com
mander, William l.. Campbell, Sierra
mento; Senior Vice Commander, 5. W.
BacEIls, san Francisco; Junior Vice
Commander, John l.. Gamble. Vallejo;
Grand Chaplain, ID. l.. Coey, san Fran
cisco; Medical Director, n. Hudson.
Stockton. Council of Administration
Charles +. Lancaster. CELSIUS Brewer,
Thomas +. Ketchum, f. L. Starr and
+. ID. Shirland. In the evening the
delegates were entertained ut dinner
by their Comrades of Posts One, Two
and Four.-S. +. Ahd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

4. Coop CoNr.-Old Lewis. of the
Reno Crescent, says that any new cd
itor coming o Gold Hill had better
year s.coat of mail" Bro. Lewis is
right ; and we would suggest further,
that a civil tongue, 4 truthful pen. and
a correct and open business deport-
mcnt towards mankind, are also pre-
requisites in an editor in Gold Hill.
We know these requisites to be es-
sential. having lived here for nearly
seven years, and made money by hay
ins them. Recent experiments with
out them, by Others, have thus far
proven failures.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
LIT TOMORROW TAKE CARE OF
TO-MOR ROW.

ny CHARLES SWAIN.
Let tomorrow take care Of tomorrow.
Leave things Of the future to Fate.
What's the use TO anticipate SORROW?
Lifc's troubles come never too late.
II to hope %overmuch, be an error.
IT'S one that the wise have Preferred
And how often have hearts been in terror
or evils, that-ncvcr occurred.
Let tomorrow take care OF tomorrow.
Permit not suspicion, and care,
With invisible bonds to cnchain thee
But bcar, what God gives thee to bear.
BY His spirit supported and glndlencd,
Be ne'er by forebodings deferred;
But think how oft hearts have been saddenet
BY fears Of what-never occurred.
Let to. morrow take care OF tomorrow.
Short and dark, though our life may appear,
We may make 1t still shorter by sorrow,
Still darker by folly and fear.
Half our troubles are half our invention /;
And how often, from blessings conferred,
Have VIC shrunk in the wild apprehension
OF evils, that-nevcr occurred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM EUROpE-BY CABLE.

LONDON, January 20.-It Is stated
to-day that the Pope has yielded to
France, and has withdrawn the project
Of infallibility.
The Morning Telegraph eXults IN
the success of the Eric shareholders
having shares stamped before u fresh
batch can arrive, thus foiling Fisk, Jr.
The Saturday Rerieo thinks the con-
iirmation of Stanton and the rejection
of Hoar, by the U. $. Senate, proves
that the national construction Of the
Federal Courts is as faulty as those OF
New York, and that extreme partisan
ship is considered the best qualification
I'm both cases.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

MARK HorETNs.-What old Califor-
nian does not know plain, honest Mark
Hopkins tof the firm Of Huntington y
IIopkins)? As good 4 maj as ever
lived. The sacramento Bee, of Satur-
day evening, pays him the following
high compliment, i'm which we heartily
concur sacramento has never had n
better friend. 4 better counselor, a bet
ter officer, a better citizen, or who
has more considered, or labored for,
her best interests, than Mark Hopkins
and those who know him best and have
known him longest, will be convinced
that seltishness is no part of his char
nntnr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM VALLEJO.

VALLEJO, January 29.-All work IN
Navy Yard suspended to-day, per or.
ders from Washington. 4 number OF
mel were dismissed this afternoon. and
all of the remainder will be OIL Mon.
day. This will throw about twelve
hundred men out Of employment.
There is work enough that must be
done to employ near 1000 men. and
no deficiency Of funds. The move was
n mysterious one. The general belief
Is that work will be resumed in n few
days, with a larger force than has been
dismissed.
Weather lovely. Business brisk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
FROM AUSTIN.

AUSTIN. January29.-Matthcw Caple
Has brought suit in the District Court
for a decree Of divorce against his wife,
Mary Caple, on the grounds of drunk.
cnnsss and extreme cruelty.
Furniture Is now shipped here from
Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

4 WOMAN wants 4 divorce at Indian
apolis. Her husband has only bought
her a pair of shoe-strings since their
marriage. Our sympathies are with
the woman What woman could be
supposed to make Il decent appearance
dressed only in 4 pair OF shoe
strings:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

CnIcAGo doctors charge one hundred
dollars for cutting of a leg. They
don't get much practice, because men
outside of the profession stand ready
to cut a man all to pieces and pack
him in a barrel for less money.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
SECOND DISPATCH
DATES To LAST NIGHT.
From Now York.

New York, january 30.-Jay Gould
peremptorily refused the request of the
Jersey City Council to reinstate the
STRIKERS on the Erie Railroad.
Fire In PirtsbursSSA Woman Buraed to
PrTsRURa, January 30.-On Satur-
day night u fire was discovered IN the
house Of u woman named Williams,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

PRENTICE, seeing n newspaper arti-
Gle on "Religion In Chicago says
that If there was any religion in Chi
caco ut the moment the article was
written, the man who carried it there
must have left OIL the next train.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31
out tOAIa'

a PENNsyLyANIA farmer had n warm
time q few days since. He tainted
away in his barn-yard. and his hogs
took n lunch of him, and he now car
ries both legs in q sling.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

GorTscmALK.-Louis Moreau Cots
chalk, who intended to revisit this
country in the fall of the present year,
lied at Tijuca, near Rio, after a three
weeks illness, on tho 18TH Of Decem-
har lnSf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

Few who have read the hymn by
DIR. Watts. commencing. "llow vain
are all things here below" are aware
that he composed it after his suit had
been rejected by Miss Singer, after
ward the celebrated Mrs. Rowe.