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BASE BALL NOTES.
The Juniors Convention.

The Juniors, Convention.
The annual meeting OF the National Association
OF Junior Base Ball Players was held last evening
at Tanmany Hall, VIM. H. Kelly, president, In the
chair. The following officers were elected for the
ensuing ycar:-President, Alex. Waugh, Silver Star
Base Ball Club, Of New York. Vice Prcsidents-Mr
Rappelyea, Enterprise, OF Jersey City; NJ. j. Dillon
Confidence, OF New Rochelle; II. j. Bicknell Dlrlgo
OF Augusta, Me-; Il. NJ. Sanger, Unique OF Orange
New Jersey. Treasurer-Frank A. 0. Donnel, Fly
away, OF New York Recording secretary-Wm.
II. Clegg Chelsea, OF Brooklyn. Correspond
Ing Secretary s.. W. Pearson, Putnam, oil
Troy N. Y. Financial Secretary-J0seph Higgins
Union Star, OF New York. Sergeantat.Arms-Wm
Douglass, Ethan Allen OF Arlington, Vermont Mr..
O,DOnne, the treasurer, made the following re-
port
Balance on hand, May 1.................... SIS 60
Receipts. ........... ...........'...ss..... ol w
Total ...s.1sVo w
EXpeuGltuTeS. 10 W
Balance on hand, November 15............... 63 90
Received. November ID, for fees............ o. 90
.~.sS ssG
Total cash on hand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .SlO5 90
A letter was received from Mayor Han, expressing
his regrets at being unable TO be present.
The National (SeD0r) Association VIII meet III tllis
city on Wednesday, the 3oth Instant.
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Gortschnkof's Policy tho Main Subject Of
Discussion-Anxiety Of nm Alliance Against
Russia.
LONDON, Nov. l6, 1870.
The London Times has special telegram this
morning from Vienna confirming the accounts al
ready received OF the excitement In that city grow.
ing out Of the attitude OF Russia.
Prince Gortschakor's tone causes much excite
ment there,
The question OF an alliance between England,
Austria, Italy and Turkey is discussed On all hands
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..1f .@-z'.s-Yt- -t~S
Cn0OklYN'S WILL FORGERY.
Berseman Convicted Last Night.

The trial OF Charles A. b. Bergeman for suborna-
ton OF perjury in having procured tho perjury OF
Emanuel Goldstein and John Hcyman, who signed
their names as witnesses to q bogus viii OF John
Philip Browne Of East New York, was concluded
last night IN the Brooklyn CITY Court. The
bogus will was made by one Otto Arnous at
the instance Of one Hidebrand, who was i'm.
plicaied with Bergeman In tho job, and In accord
ance with ts terms all the property lett by deceased
was begueathed TO nildebraud's wife. Armous
made 500 by the job. Bergeman got Heyman aud
Goldstein TO appear before the surrogate as wit
hours at the expiration OF which time they returned
with q verdict convicting the prisoner, who was
remanded Tor sentence
Motion FOR arrest Of Judgment win be made %
Wednesday nexk
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HiRIyE DISASTER.

Collision Of Schooncrs OF Fort!and'-Sieamer
Missiag.
PORTLAND, hie., Nov. is, 1870.
On Tuesday night the schooner Albert, from 81.
Andrews, N b. for Boston, and The scnooner Oregon,
from Boston to Rockland, colided OF Portland
Light. The Albert had her port bow badly stove and
received other damage: she ncd with water, but
being lumber laden did not sink. Tbe Oregon lost
her jbboom and some fore rigging Both schooners
were towed into harDor 10 day.
Nothing has been heard OF the steamer Chase, OF
the Halifax line, mp to midnight tonight
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BISMARtK's POLICY.

How the Prussian Premier Feels Towards the
Treaty of 1S06-No Secret Negotiation
with Russia.
LONDON, Nov. l6, 1870.
Lord Russell has informed Granville that Bismarck
says that Prussia has not been and will not be party
to the abrogation Of the treaty Of 1855 by Russia
that Gortschakofrs circular took Bismarck by sur
prise and that no secret understanding exists be-
tween Prussia and Russia.
Bsmarck's protestations are received with in
credulity by the best informed circles here.
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VIEW OF TUE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

Avenscmcnt on Enylnnd-Cabinet Indiffcr-
ence.
Tours, Nov. 10, 1870.
Ihe French journals treat Englands anxiety on
the subject Of Russia's remuneration Of the Parts
treaty as "a Just return for her Indifference to the
surerIngs Of her former allyn
The government here seems to give no attention
to the incident.
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very dangerous precedent 10 the validity OF IN
ternational obligations would have been avoided.
am, &C. GRANVILLE.
P.s.-You will read and give a copy OF this des-
patch to Prince Cortschakofr. G.
Aecaii OF British War Vessels from Foreign
service-HOme Coacentration Of the Fleets
War Regarded ~ Inevitable.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Lords Of the Admiralty have despatched
orders to the commanders of tho different naval
stations abroad, recalling to England the war ves
sells now serving under their respective nags.
large concentration OF war ships has been ef
fected At Portsmouth, ana very great activity Is
being manifested In the naval depots OF the king
dom.
1t 10 rumored that British neet will be despatched
to the Mediterranean Immediately.
A GENERAL WAR IMMINENT
European war at an early day is regarded as
inevitable in the best informed circles. You may
rest assured that rupture win take place between
England and Russia, and that Prussia islin close ALL
ance with Russia against the remainder OF Europe
at least the great Powers remaining outside.
In the meanwhile extraordinary activity prevails
at the Admiralty. Orders have been given to man,
arm and prepare the entire neet the work to go ON
day and night at Portsmouth, Devonport, spithead
and Sneeness.
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ACTIVITY IN RUssIA.

Concentration Of the Russian Army-The Re
serves Called In-Armna Rapidly.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Aleter from Warsaw, dated the sth, says:-"The
reserves OF the Russian army for some time past
have been secretly called In The command was
not given in the usual open manner but secretly to
the chiefs Of the districts. The army contracts for
breadstus is twice as large for 1871 for the last
year."
The manufacture OF arms in all the foundrIes is
proceeding with uninterrupted energy.
The Russian Navy Exercising nj Cronstndt.
LONDON, Nov 49, 1870.
The Russian feet is being constantly exercised in
the use Of new cannon at Cronstadt
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THE QUESTION IN BELGIUM.

Report Of the Great Powers Alliance Against
Russia.
BnUssELs, Nov. 1e, 1870.
The Independence Beige OF this morning has
telegram from Vienna dated last evening, an
nouncing that England, Turkey, Austria and Italy
Russia.
A collective note to that effect is preparing at
Vienna.
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Austria Prepared to Take the Field.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Cologne Gazette Of the 18th inst. says that
Baron Won Bcust after an interview with the Rus.
field that Russia had nearly looO 900 troops near the
Turkish frontier; and that Austria was perfectly pre-
pared to take the field II England would give her
consent.
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THE NEWS IN HOLLAND.

Amsterdam Report or the Sudden Action Of
the Gear.
AMSTERDAM, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Ha,desso,ad this morning publishes a London
telegram to the eject that British feet Is prepar.
Ing. It's object has been announced at Vienna and
Florence.
The same paper says the Sultan was not consulted
by Russia touching the contemplated revision OF the
Paris treaty OF 1866, but was advised that Russia
had demanded 1t.
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ITALY ALARMED.

Popular Anxiety In Florence.
FLORENCE, Nov. 10. 1870.
Russia's reputation Of the Paris treaty Of 1866
causes intense anxiety here.
s-@. IL i5r,
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PRUSSiAN OPINION.

The Treaty ShOnld be Modified Imme ediateIy.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
The Berlin Correspondent (semi-oflciaD regrets
that tile Powers do not hasten to consider the pro-
priety Of modifying the treaty Of 1885,
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Aus1RG.HUNCARIAN SENTIMENT.

Russia vioIator Of Treaty Enga gements.
LONDON, N0y. 16 1870
The Austrian and Hungarian journals unani-
mously denounce Russia for her proposed violation
OF solemn treaty obligations.
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RUSSIA.
Europe on the Eve of
War.
The Eastern Question at a Crisis,
and the Cabinets and Peo-
Pies Alarmed.
Prince Gortschkof's Demand for
the Abrogation of the
Treaty Of Paris.
Earl Granville's Reply to the
Russian Circular.
Depression On the London Change, and
the Continental Bourses Excited.
Concentration Of the British
Naval Forces.
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English "Outcry" Against Russia, and Chances
Of an Anti-Russian Coalition.
Russia Mastering Her Army and
Exercising Her Navy.
Prussia Said to be in Union
with the Gear.
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FINANCIAL DEPRESSION.


Fall in Stocks ON the London 'Change.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1870.
Stocks and securities Of all kinds are lower this
morning, and the markets are nat In view Of the
crisis on the Eastern question.
There is much uneasness IN all circles, as well
the monetary.
"Heinarixab,e; Decline in Continental Secure
ties.
LONDON Nov. l6-Evenlng.
There has been arenarkaDle decline In the prices
OF all Continental securities at the Exchange TO-
day, IN view Of threatened complications arising
from the Eastern question.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 1b-i. NJ.
The threatening attitude OF Russia causes q panic
IN money circles IN Vienna
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u
proceedings now in question, one of the parties, in
its separate ana individual capacity, brings back
the entire subject into its control and remains
bound only to itself accordingly.
Prince Gortschakon has announced in those de-
spatches the intention of Russia to continue to OBJ
serve certain OF the provisions OF the treaty. How.
ever satisfactory this may be In itself, 1t IS obvl.
ously expression Of the free VIII OF that Power.
which 1t might at any time alter or Withdraw:
and In this 1t is open to the same objec-
tions as the other portions OF the commu.
nication, because it implies the right of Russia
TO annul the treaty on the ground OF allegations OF
which she constitutes herself the only Judge The
question, therefore. arises, not whether any desire
expressed by Russia ought to be carefully examined
In friendly spirit by the consignatary Powers, but
whether they are to accept from her the announce
ment that by her own act without any con-
sent from them, sho has released herself
from solemn covenant2 need scarcely
say that her Majesty's government have received
this communication with deep regret because it
opens discussion which might unset,le the corda,
understanding It has been their earnest endeavor
to maintain with the Russian Empire and for the
above mentioned reasons 1t is impossible for her
Maesty's government to give any sanction on their
part 10 the course announced.
by Prince Gortschakor. Ii instead OF such n dc.
claration the Russian government had addressed
her Mojestys government ana the other Powers who
are parties to the treaty Of 1885, and had proposed
for consideration with them whether epythins has
occurred which could be held to amount to an In.
fraction OF the treaty, whether there Is anything
in the terms which, from altered circumstances.
presses with undue severity upon Russia or when
IN the course Of events had become unnecessary for
the safe protection OF Turkey her Maesy's govern.
ment would noth have refused TO examine The question
In conjunction with the co-sgnatorlcst the treaty.
whatever might have been the result OF such ccm-
nuncatiops and q risk OF ulure complications and
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Meeting OF the British Cabinet-Princc CCrt.
schnkon's Letter Demanding tho Abrogation
Of the Treaty Of Paris-Reply Of Earl Qrau.
Vile to tho Russian Circular.
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that can be placed In the field az an offensive force
In drill and discipline these troops are SAID to be
vastly improved since they last vainly encountered
the Prussans, and Of late all officers entering the
army have been subjected to a rigid ana searching
examination, so that though great number OF
numskuns stl no doubt hamper It's efficiency
1t Is in q vastly superior condition to what
II was few years ago. II must not be
overlooked, however that tho rank and file are
grossly ignorant, and II there be any truth In the
principle, which many persons believe TO have been
finally established by our own war; that educated
soldiers better than mere fighting machines, the
Austrian army Is certainly much weaker In this
respect than the Prussan. In the war of
were abe to write. and this same
walls to nearly the same extent As a
whatever, In spite q her single nautical yctory in
plumbers but few ships, and she possesses scarcely
any men likely TO make good use OF such resources
as she has.
the next Power In importance among the reported
allies, ike Austria, took warning by the war
of 1865, and has since diligently endeav
ored TO improve her military strength, not
SO much IN the number as IN tho efl-
cheney OF her forces. The government, however,
mas been crampcd for pecuniary resources by the
obstnacy OF the opposition, and though the new
law OF 1860 allowed the maintenance OF q standing
army OF 400, 900 men, with O reserve or another
20O, 900, the war expenditure was limited 10 an
amount that allowed only about l73,ooo 10 be
actually kept in readiness for hcstlt.es. On paper
Itaiy has $4,000 men, but IN fact ler ooIS do no,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-08-21

STATE MINERALoGIsT Poisoned
On Wednesday last, Rev. A. +. White,
our efficient and energetic State Min
eralogist, came near closing his studies
of the pre-pliocene periods and settI-
ing up his accounts with earthly things.
He was coming over the high mount
ain from Alpha to this place, a-foot and
alone. The day was oppressively
warm, and long before reaching the
summit of the mountain, Mr.. White
found himself suffering greatly from
thirst, and, coming upon clump of
elder bushes covered with berries, he
first tasted and then partook of them
treely-judging from the peculiarly
sour acid of the berry that it was harm
less. Soon, however, he found him
self growing sick and faint, and COM
menced vomiting freely. 4 thunder
storm and heavy shower of rain swept
along the mountain, from which he
took refuge under cliff of rock.
Here he grew weak and deathly sick,
while his thirst increased to painful
degree. After two hours of great Suf-
fering, he emerged from his shelter at
The close of the storm to find himself
so weak as to be able to walk but
few steps at time. Finding rainwater
standing in little pools among the
rocks, he drank of it; but it was no
use-iI was like pouring water into a
suction pump and then working it.
After several hours of intense suffer-
ing and an eXhausting struggle he
reached town, after dark, and found
relief. He is going to have the elder
berry analysed before again using it
AS substitute for water. Yesterday
morning he was out again, attending
to business as usual, but feeling none
the better from having tried his pow
ers of endurance with a poison berry.
-[Silver State.
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An ExTESsIoN OF BUSINESS - The Messrs.
Olcovich, having purchased the building adjoining
their old store, having it reconstructed and
refitted preparatory to occupancy by them in IT,
way Of extending their business. While they
will continue heretofore to keep the finest
stock of dry goods, at their well known stand, the
new premises will receive a large and complete
stock of furniture, carpets, bedding, wallpaper
and the like. Those articles will be offered for
sale on the opening Of their new store, about the
LIST Of September. Considering their facilities for
obtaining stock, having members of the firm resi-
dent in San Francisco and New York, the above
announcement by the Oleovich Brothers will be
readily understood by residents in this section as
meaning business that will not fear competition.
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Go TO c. II. MAIsH's, opposite Wells
Fargo & Co.'s, ifyou want to purchase
any fine parlor and bed room sets, or
any other style of furniture or bedding,
for he is selling at cost.
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SrArx WAlaAxfs WAHfED. Tho highest price
paid for Sests Warraats, By The uadrrsis1sd, at
Wells, Fargo Cas- o0es. b. ,. AsoA
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DAVIS &c ellison,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Groceries,
Provisions.
Flour, Feed,
Liquors, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Paints,
Oils. wall Paper i.
MOWERS AND REAPERS,
Farming Implements,
ETC., ETC., Etc.
WYE BEG LEAVE TO CALL THE EsPE.
w cial attention Of consumers 10 our large aud
varied assortment Of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which We will sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES,
guaranteeing to give Salts.
faction both as to quality
and Price.
GOODS DELIVERED
IN ANY PART OF THE CITY,
FREE OF CHARGE.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Carson, June %, 1870.
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New PUBLICATIoNs.-Mr. John G.
Fox of the Carson News Depot, has
furnished us with Harper's Magazine
for September, Godey's Lady's Book
for the same month, and fine speci-
men of German publications. For the
last mentioned Mr.. Fox receives sub
scriptions, and our German friends
will find at his counter many of the
best illustrated magazines and news
papers of their fatherland.
LAKE TAHOE STEMER.-The steam
er Emerald, kept expressly for the ac-
commodations of passengers, makes
trips between Glenbrook and Tahoe
City three da. 5 of the week. For time
of arrival and departure see adver-
tisement in the APPEAL of this morn
ing. On Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays the steamer can be chartered
by excursion parties.
COINAGE AT THE UNITED STATES
MINTs.-The following is a report of
the coinage on land at the Philadel-
phia, Carson City, and Denver City
minis for the month of July, 1870:
Coinage on hand at the Philadelphia
mint for the month of July: Gold,
S336,99s So; silver, S59,212 90; nickle,
81, 400; bronze, 81 500; total, Sil5,-
l6l ~.
Coinage at the branch United States
mint at Carson City, Nevada: Gold,
Sl2,650; silver, SIl, 433 80; total, S24,-
U93 30.
Value of gold bars assayed at the
branch mint at Denver City, Colorado,
for July, Sl0s,2l0 IS.
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Religious Services To-day.

SERVICES will be held in the Catholic Church at
II a. IN.
PREsBYrE IAN CHURcH.-Preaching by the Pas
tor at ii a. nj. and s. p. m.
sERvIcE in the Episcopal Church at IL =. m;
Sunday School at l21 o'clock.
METHODIST CHURCH at IL a. m. and
.p. M. by the pastor, Rev. J. D. Hammond
Sunday School at the usual hour.
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Arrivals At the u, Charles Hotel
GEORGE TUFLY. PIoPRIEToR.
CARson CIfY. August 20, 1870.
1 Hope Empire
r L Higgins and
wife Lake Tahoe
I Wolmering WashOe
Miss II PeltOn
NJ G Sloan Carson
G Schweiss
Jacob Meyer Gold Hill
Calvin Casino Virginia
B F Jones Knox Mill
w E Price WashOe
Miss Susan Lolita Virginia
Miss Rosa Hickman g
OC Mandell I"
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Go TO MuNcKroN's Drug Store and try his cool
Fountain Soda. Je9tf
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ROBERT WOOD b CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
OR n A II En- tai iron WORKS,

GARDEN and Cemetery adernmcnts. Cast,
VI Wrought Iron and Wire Railings, Fount.
aims, Vases, Vcrandas, Settces, Arbors, Chairs,
Summer Houses,
IRON STAIRS,
Spiral and straight, in every variety of pat
tern. New and improved styles of Hay Racks,
Managers, Stable Fixtures, Stall Divisions, &c.
PATENT WIRE WORK.
Railings, Store Fronts, Door and Window
Guards, Farm Fencing, &c.
BRONZE WORK.
Having fitted up our Foundry with special
reference to the above class of work, we are
now prepared to fill with promptness all or
heroic, and life size.
0RNA MENTAL IRON GOODS.
The largest assortment to be found in tho
United States, all Of which arc executed with
the express view of pleasing the taste, while
they combine all the requisites of beauty and
substantial construction.
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to the place OF
destination.
Designs will be sent to those who wieh to
mako selection, April Gm
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ANOTHER RADICAL PROP GONE The
conservative character of the United
States Supreme Court is sustained by o.
decision delivered by Chief Justice Chase
on Saturday. decision so manifestly
Just and equitable that the only surprise
Is that its principle was ever questioned
The Court held that loaning money to
the Confederate Government, when such
loan was extorted by foar, was not an net
giving aid and comfort to the enemy.
ihls decision relieves many Of the best
southern Unionists from the penalties
which radical legislation sought to i'm
pose upon them. .-New York Herald
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Keader, if yon want permanent, profitable
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Beer! Beer!!

Beer! Beer!!
GONE dealers in this city have been in douht
~ that could hold out supplying them with
that have large supply of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger
many; as to purity and strength am read,
Aug ~ JOHN C. SEEGERS.
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