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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

GovERNoR Butler, Of Nebraska,
has written a letter saying that If the
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
ment depends upon the action of that
State, he will call an extra session OF
the LEGISLATURE.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

From the number of reports Of muir
dcrs which reaches us from all parts of
the country, 1t would seem that Christ
mas was celebrated and enjoyed to an
unusual degree.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

AN intoxicated individual presented
himself ut a New York station house,
Christmas night, with the request to
be locked up until Monday, since he
couldn't abide two Sundays coming
together"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

The Cincinnati Catholie Telegraph
states that an effort will be made Mt
the Ecumenical Council to issue a de-
cree prohibiting any music but plain
chant in the services Of that Church.
The Telegraph opposes any change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13
THE POLICY OF RooNoxY.

-
/, The duty of keeping vigilant watch
over the public expenditures, and Of
maintaining them at the minimum
amount consistent with the best inter-
ests of the country, is one which can
not be too often or too earnestly
pressed upon Congress and upon all
departments Of Government. Enter
tanning these opinions, we are not In
cllued to be too severe upon those who
60 beyond US in their eagerness for
economy, and who would fix certain
bounds which they deem Congress
should not pass in its scheme 0 fappro-
p~riations. There are many In Con-
grcss who show a laudable zeal In pro-
noting economy. One of these earnest
and eloquent champions is Judge
L.oughridge, Of Iowa, who, in a recent
speech, said some very good things In
opposition to the system of railroad
subsidies and other giant swindles
| which never fail to be presented 70
| conorcss nj each session, backed by
powerful lobby influence. We COM
mend his position upon this point, and
invite attention to the following able
| statement Of the doctrine OF economy
The country expects this Congress to d.
lie duty in this respect, and I sincerely trust
il will not be disappointed. am well aware
sir, that u Is easier - p's swar. tS.. Il is ex.
ee.dipsIy difficult to resist the pressure
brought to bear here, in every conceivable y
%anne,, ~ i1 morn " us . m,ny Of them appeal
Ing strongly to our sympathy. our generosity
our gratitude, and our i1'fn sra.l ;n a1 yes ii
making a vast aggregate. and from the claim
Of twenty per cent. addition 20 the wase, .
IN iat ,b ,si pepar,m.a,s to the claims for sub.id,
Of untold millions b. joint railroad corpora,
toms, az afgea Mn "a .hs aeo, nd in III! lob.
Sies, and ali are demonstrated to be just and
right. and consistent with true economy
rnn,3 i. bankrupt,d. Il. i. our duty sternly
to resist this onslaught upon the Treasury
n !, we ga arc sn n0' N iSs. rssp.es. tho p.opic
| should and will send those here who are. II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13
A STRAY bullet killed a child sitting
OH its fathers knee, in Washington, on
Christmas day.

Lorraine RoeElss and his talented
wife Charlotte thompson left for Salt
Lake, the Eastern and Southern States
and Europe, last Saturday. g.IE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

AT a marriage ceremony in Wick.
ford, X. l., lately, the groom became
Inpatient during the extended prayer,
and interrupted the clergyman with
Elder, Amt that 'beout enough;"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

An Iowa doctor used the stomach
pump for two hours on the victim of a
railroad accident, and then "reckoned
that life was utterly distinct"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

A SERVANT in Michigan, who stole
$50, was not held for trial because she
was subject to fits when under excite
ment.', Fits of abstraction?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13
FoRENooN srooK REPORT.
IMPORTED DArtr sr II. y. FLAG a CO.. GOLD uur.


SAN FRANCISCO. January Is.
>; = i. SPe ss;s i.:Y fssss.i , Is ssStE.' f 8 e. : :
Norcross, SiS0aieO b GSISS BIS; 100 Crown
Point, $l4 b SOGl3K0l3h s 30; $50 Yellow
slsa0i3lais2b sGSlsa@IS 5 80: 20 Bclchcr,
$i6X; $50 Sierra Neyada, SIX; 10 Segregated
beleher: s71tt; no Lady Bryan, $SK94SS1;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13

SENATOR PRATT, Of Indiana, walked
nearly all the way from Maine to the
West In 1882.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13
Deaths.

GARDNER-In Carson, January 18th, Matte,
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
Gardner, aged 8 years. .
WINNIE Empire City, January 10th, Richard
7. VIM, aged IS years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-13
COCK FIGHTING.

NocK FIGHTING EVERY SATURDAY
u Night, at tho Cock Pit, in the basemcn: Of
the Collins House. A fine lot Of Fowls on hand.
A four pound two ounce, a fourpound i've ounce,
and four pound eight ounce cock, or any other
weight. can be matched for from $25 to 800.
Persons having chickens for sale can dispose Of
them by calling at the premises.
Admission, Fifty Cents.
Virginia, January 9th, 1870. jsSim
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Overland Dispatches
C.nsro,. on the Elnsysn.h Amendment In

.[sPxcIAL TO THE aoLD HILL JAIL NEWS BIT
Tnw EsrERN UNION TELIGRAPu LISEl
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SEEDS. SEEDS. SEEDS.
IIsT OF LETTRRs

DEMAINING IN THE GOLD mLurosT.
II office January 10th, $50. II not called fct
within one month they will be sent to 'hc Dead
Letter ONCE.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Railroad Consolidation ia Caiii,ornia--Suicide
OF steamship C0mmnnder-Stenmsiiip lie
beiied for Violation of the Passenger Act.
SAN FRANCISCO, May II, 1870
The Central Pacific Railroad Company has finally
purchased the California Fac.ac Railroad and will
take possession In June next. The company will
place a fast boat the route, and will reduce the
passenger time overland several hours. The Central
Railroad Company now control the railroad system
TO the Pacific coast. 1t Is rumored that the Union
Pacific and Central Pacific companies VIII also con-
sOIidate.
The Home Mutual Insurance Company has decided
to discontinue It's business The California Insur-
ance Company has increased its capital ana adopted
tie mutual! system.
Captain Godfrey, the well known steamship COM
mgnder has committed suicide
The reports received from Washington OF the pro-
position tp impeach Judges Field and Hoffman Tor
misconduct In oiice, have created considerable SEN
sation her, Tue Alta CniiJOrnt0 ana other leading
journals discredt the charges and are as,Onshed
that any member OF Congress can countenance su n
proceedings.
The Commissioner OF Emigration has commenced
q suit INST The steamship Idaho for $155, 900 for
violation or the Passenger ac..
Ecssrs. liemKen, knu,cu and Carral de'ega'c cS Of
British Columbia TO the Canada Confederation,
passed troush tts city vest rday e's route TO the
Canadian capital.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
THE PRESBY TERlANS.

General Assembly of tiic Presbyterian
Churck--PrOposed Union with the Southern
Presbyterian Church.
PHILADELPHIA, May %. 1870.
The spirit Of the General Assembly of the Presby-
teran Church, now IN session In Philadelphia, IN
reference TO organic union with the Southern
Presbyterian Church, is OF the most favorable and
cordial character as was evident when the resolu-
tcns were Introduced, and has been made still more
manifest by the utterances OF prominent men every
day nee. The sentiment seems to be unanimous. IL
was particularly noticeable N the eloquent passages
OF DR.. McCosh's discourse Sunday in the Assembly
church II l. said that delegates viii BE- sent TO tie
General Assemb sitting III Lou ,ytle to convey the
salutaions or the Assembly here and present Tie
resolutions that were Unanimously adopted. TIE
dc egalc5 who viii be sent are spoken OF men OF
great liberafy OF sentiment, and Notwithstanding
they nave been prominent men IN Northern AZ en-
bes, VIII still faithfully represent tile earnest desire
oil the Assembly for reunion.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
THE AAIl0SAL sAlRA1 TO pHIlao.LpaA
Camden nnd Amboy Eachrcd at Las,

Camden md Amboy Eachrcd at Last.
Surveying parties are busily engaged in laying Off
the route Of the proposed national railroad from
Philadelphia to New York. There seems to lie n
doubt aS to tie ultimate completion Of the road IN
q esAon. The company Will commence by con
s ructng lse from Trenton, through Mercer anC
Soae.s;L co mites, to meet the New Jersey Central
road at Bound Brook. on the Kalitan river, thirty
les from Trenton. Thus far the success OF
he road IS certain as t Will run through some OF the
most popuOus and thriving parts OF New Jersey.
PiO rata arrangements have been made with the
New Jersey Railroad Company from Bound Brook to
New ork until a new and more direct line can be
built. II needs therefore, only thlr,yOne miles OF a
new road TO connect New York and Trenton, and
tn being Accomplished the line win be extended to
Philadelphia The proposed direct road from New
YORK to Phiiad -ipnta Will be f0lr miles Shorter than
the present. road and the com ANY propose to make
The transit between the two cities In two hours,
Charters have bcen secured for the different
branche OF the road, ami the work will be com
faenced al soon "a the survey Is completed.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
CUBA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 90, 1870.
The following are the closing prices Of merchan.
disc FOR the week ending May 2l:-
sugar buoyant with a fair demand. All qualities
slightly advanced; sales were made on the basis OF
s X reals per arr0be Tor No. IL Dutch standard;
exported during the week from Havana and Matan
zas 69, 900 boxes OF which 1880 were to the United
states; 1880 hogsheads, CT which 500 were TO The
United States. MuscOvado sugar--Fair to good
quiet at ia ~ reals. Freghts quiet 10 America
and quotations are nominal Bacon easier st 1880.
Butter steady. Coal oil easier at AZ Az reals
per gallon. Flour duh at 80 so q SO 50 per b5l.
Hams irm; American saltcd, 23c. 25c.; American
sugar cured, 26c q 2Sc. Lard dull; small buslne IS
prices unchanged. Box shocks active ana un
settled; quoted IL II reals, Closing quiet and
steady at 10 a Ii reals empty hogsheads steady at
So SO q SO 70.
EXclangc-0n London 10 15Is per cent pre-
MUM; on Paris, 1si per cent premium; on United
States, 90 days, sght, in currency, 9A 94 per cent
discount; short sight, ~ per discount; 90 days
sight, IN gold, Az per cent premium; short sight 5ss
per cent premium
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
TENNESSEE.

Election of Secretary of State - yru uc.uient
sale Of Knilrond Bonds.
NASHVILLE, May y, 1870.
After three days. baotng In the Legislative Con-
vention Thomas II. Butler was elected Secretary OF
Stat,.
In the Tennessee Senate the Railroad Investigating
Committee made report touching the condition Of
the Tenne see AID Pacific, the Tennessee ana West
orn North Caro.Ina, and Knoxville and Charleston
railroads, while bonds issued Illegally to the
East Tennessee and Western North Carolina road,
and the bonds furnished the Knoxville end Chares-
ton road were sold below par unlawfully. Lessia-
ton is asked TO protect the State from losses.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
FIRE ON Staten iSLANa.

Saturday evening, during the thunder storm, the
barn on the premises of Mr. J. s. Underhl at Marsh
land Station Staten Island struck by lightning
ana consumed. At the tiuei there were eight horses
IN the stable one Of which strucK by lightning,
but the Others, by the assistance OF neighbors, were
ell before beng seriously injured. The loss on
the property Will amount 70 about $4,000 During
the ement incident to the fire. Miss Van Horn,
CT New York, visiting Marshand fell into an unpro-
teced we'll fifteen lcet deep on the grounds, ana, al
though the lady Was considerably frightened by the
unpleasant catastrophe, she was unharmed ana had
ne courage to climp out OF the damp and dis.
agreeable place without aid.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
The Ga. Metre Deposit swind,c.

Unfortunately for the people who had to
of May there is no law on the statute book
prohibiting the gas companies from extorting
deposit from every consumer, on the pretext
of covering the expenses of the metre, upon
moving from one house to another, and there
fore these monopolies take advantage of their
customers to mulct each consumer Of gas in
the sum of five or ten dollars, at their option.
This is called ''deposit," but it is in fact
legalized larceny, and partaking, too, somc-
what of the highway robbery favor. Tie
demand of the gas company means 'Your
money or your light" Every time man
moves he has to pay deposit. What becomes
Of this money? What return does the con-
sumner get for it? The gas company assures
you that you can get it back, with interest,
when you cease to burn gas. Who is going to
cease burning gas in this age of civilization?
We could state cases Of several compa-
nies in which this fraud is most glaring.
Take the Citizens Gas Light Company,
Of Brooklyn, for instance, with which
people were bamboozled to deal on the
representations Of economy, anti-monopoly and
so forth. This company insists upon the pay
ment of ten dollars when consumer changes
his residence, even when there is a metre in
the house and not dollar has to be expended
by the company. There is nothing involved
but changing the account from one house to
another. The companies need no protection,
for they take good care that the gas bills are
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
WAlsKEY sTATIilIcs.

Decrease in the Number Of Arrests for In.
tOxicntiCn. .E
The returns made TO Superintendent Jourdan last
night OF arrests between six A. NJ and nine r. H.
show that there were twenry-eghr males and
eight females arrested for intoxcation on Manhat.
tan Island within the above hours, making total
tor intoxlcatiOn thrty-Six the arrests for being
drunk and dlSorderly were seven, SIX OF whom
were mates and one female; twenty.
two were arrested for disordelly Conduct
eighteen OF whom were males and four
females. Not singe arrest was made for violation
of The Excise laa. This Is q remarkable decrease
over previous weeks. The total arrests yesterday
In the hours named were sixty-1ve
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
NEWARK MATRIMONIAL iNfsL!ClrY.

Patrick McCovern, resident OF Court street. New
ark is the possessor OF fifth rib Of rather attrac-
tive mould. Yesterday, after returning from short
walk, he discovered his rio" and a good looking
neighbor named william Jones holding sweet con-
verse together. This was the realization OF a su p
con that McGovern had had for some tine past, and
in 1T OF jealous rage he seized an axe and made q
desperate onslaught against Jones' the latter was
equally quick, and whipped the weapon out o. Pat
1t. In the melee both cut seriously but not dam
ger0usiy about the head and face. Not satisfied,
McGoyern caused the arrest Of Jones' who was held
10 BAH 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
JAMAICA.

Tho West India ard Panama Telegraph
Cable.
KINGSTON, May 10, !
Via HAVANA, May %, 1870
The snip Miicete arrived here on the 29lh ut with
o section Of the West India and Panama telegraph
cable and the 81 inst the United States steamer
Yantc brought Sir Charles Bright the director OF the
enterprise The steamers Suffolk, Dlcia, Titan and
Penled, with the remainder Of the cab G, are daily
expected here. Several Eng ish telegraph operators
came by the Mcete. IL is anticipated that the
cables will be laid by the end Of June. Hayu has
applied to be brought into telegraphic coiamunlca-
tiO1.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23

before successfully employed in favor of the
same man, who desired to be counted in as
member OF the State Legislature, and who
was counted in, though too late, perhaps, to
participate in the more splendid spoliations OF
the year. This las. counting in has awakened,
however, the Indignation Of the Germans OF
the Seventeenth, who want to know If they
have any rights that Tammany is bound to
respect. The Seventeenth is Gibraltar OF
democracy; but Tammany may need reflect
whether she can afford to disgust its immense
roll Of German voters for such small reason.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
PORTO RICO.

Governor Sauz RecaiIed--Progress Of the
West India Telegraph Cable.
HAVANA. May 90, 1870.
General Sauz, Governor OF Porto Rlco has been re-
called, and returns TO spain by the next steamer.
The work OF constructing the land lines OF the
West India telegraph In the island was going on
without interruption.
Sir Charles Bright visited st. Thomas on the 10th
instant to make arrangements for landing the tee-
graph cable.
The Porto Rico sugar market was dull.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
CUBA.
Hopeful Spanish Reports.

HAVANA, May %, 1870.
The Captain General telegraphs that the combined
operations OF the columns Of Chnchias, Fijarlo and
Montani have produced excellent results. Segenly-
six rebels including eight chiefs and citizens OF
the United States have been killed. and twenty-five
taken prisoners The rebel Colonel Bembeta's
equpage and correspondence have been captured.
Colonel Chnchilla, who Is nephew Of Regent
Serrano, was severely wounded. Colonel Berger
reports that his detachment has killed twenty-d
insurgent3
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Hay TT.
All Quiet Once More.

HAVANA, May %, 1870.
Advices from Hayti represent that the country
continues peaceful Opposition to the established
government was practically ended The troops had
captured or disbaudedi the last bands of Plquets,
many OF whom had been executed. Large quanti-
ties Of counterfeit Haytien currency had been dis
covered.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
NOTORIOUS PANEL TEl.F CAP ruaED.

The Fifteenth Precinct police reported TO the
Central Police Office last evening that Georgina
expert thieves OF her class last evening arrested
by Officer Green. Of that precinct for robblng vii
liam Jones, OF TwentY-nin street. OF Sl02, seventy
n,eof which subsequently returned TO MIN in the
hope that he viii not prosecute, but 1t Is believed he
will. The house Is in Captain Mounts precnct,
which has become almost as noted for these rob.
bertss az Walsh's aud Burdea'A
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
OHIO

Fatal Accident the Chicago and Fort
Wayne Railroad.
PITTsgyRG May %, 1870
Saturday nights express train going east on the
Fort Wayne and Chicago road ran OF the track near
Lucas, Ohio One man, name unknown, who was
stealing ride between the tender and baggage car,
was Killed. The engineer and fireman were badly
bruised. The passengers were not hurt, aud were
brought forward with a lew hours delay.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
ST. DOMINGO.

Effect Of American Hardness i'm Ratifying
the Annexation Treaty.
ST. DOMINGO, May Q,
Via HAVANA, May ~, 1670.)
Reports from the interior announce that Cabral
gains adherents and the revolution increases, the
people believing that annexation TO the United
States is hoax. The ratification Of the treaty Is
loudly called for here as the only meads Of restoring
tranquility.
Judge O'Sullivan has arrived here from New York
on business connected with the project Of an.
exAtQns
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Against the Dogma.

LONDON, May % 1870
pamphlet has appeared at Rome denouncng
quiescence In the dogma Of the personal infallibiy
OF the Pope as mortal SIN. It is supposed to have
been written by the Bishop Of ST. Drieux. and pro-
duces an extraordinary sensation.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
ROME.
The Infaliibiiily Debate.

LONDON, May -, 1870.
The debate on infallibillty in tho Council con.
tinues
OF the fathers who have given notice Of their
intention TO speak sixty yet to be heard The
close Of the discussion is fixed for the 29h OF June,
the date OF the next general congregation.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
RED RIVER.

An Insnrgent Agent and the Chicago Fen.
ians-General O'Neil to Intercept the Ca-
madam Expedition-One Thousand Armed
Men En Route from California.
CHICAGO May 90 1870.
There arrived here to-day from Winnipeg an agent
or Rie's, named Perrean who. 1t is believed, has
c0me.to consult with General ONeil on his arrival.
This has Chicago Fenians, but, as they are
opposed to any Red River expedition which they
deem foolhardy and dangerous, ne has met with but
little encouragement. II is supposed that O'Nel is
bent upon making an attempt to intercept the
British troops while on their way TO Red River ana
that Perreaa has come behalf OF Riel to get O'Ne
to hurry up. Perrean states that the mission OF
Bishop Tache to Red River was an entire failure
and that Rel said he would not accept the as
sistance Of the Fenans. 1t is stated here quite
freely by Fenians OF this city that Colonel NJ. c..
Smith and Lieutenant Colonel B. +. Walsh, Of Cali
fornia, are 10 meet O'Ne on the border somewhere,
bringing with them az the quota OF California 1000
equipped men. 0'Nei Is to be here next week.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
ENGLAND.

American Neutrality i'm Colonial War.
LONDON, May %, 1870.
The London Observer to-day regards the closing
by the United States government of the Sault st.
Marie Canal to the Red River expedition as an
act uf studied unfriendl.nesa
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
YBLBCRAPhIC NEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
PlebiScitum RejOicings and Press Prose-
cutiOns in France.
~->~~>-o~~o>>>~oo.~oo.N>-
Papal Infallibility as Debated In
and Outside the Vatican.
-~>~~o~~oU~~~>~~o~o>
End of the Venezuelan RevO-
luton.
No>.N~~>>NNo~.><.~>-~~>~>
A Red River EmissaTy
in Chicago.
es't ->~-o->>~~>~.>>~s>~~~~>~~~~>~
General o'Neill Looking After the
Canadian Expedition.
A Red River EmiSSary
in Chicago.
General o'Neill Looking After the
Canadian Expedition.
FRANCE.
Picbisclturn Reiotcings.

PARIS May q, 1870.
The public buildings churches, CAFES and some
private houses were Illuminated yesterday evening
In honor OF the declaration OF the leotscttn. The
principal streets were thronged with people, but no
disorder occurred,
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
VENEZUELA.

Further Particulars Of the Capture of
Caracas-Number of the Slain--Guzman
BIancO President-Monagas Giveg Up the
Ship of state.
CARACAS, Mayo,
Via HAVANA, May ~, 1870. (
This capital was captured on the Goth ult. by
General Blaaco, after two days hard fighting. The
city was greatly damaged by artillery, and 500
were slaIn A new government. with General Guz-
man Bianco President, has been established, and
meets with no resistance. President Monagas ap-
pcared before Laguayra with 400 men, but hearing
that the revolution had been successful he volun-
tariy surrendered to the agents OF President Banco
and was released on parole.
The Dutch mail steamer Honfeur, having guam
tity OF arms on board which belonged TO the fallen
cover nment has been detained by the authorities
at this port.
Tie new government has abolished duties on ex-
ports and reduced those imports seventy per cent
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Brought to Grief.

LONDON, May 22, 1870.
The publishers Of the Steele, Reuet, Rappel and
Aventr National have been condemned to imprison-
ment for one month, with iine OF l,oOof for the
publication OF spurious proclamation over the sig
nature OF Louis Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
Newspaper C,nnge-s.oss Of Spnnish
Steamer.

I HAVANA May 22, 1870.
The publication OF the Pyeasa is discontinued
that journal having been merged into the Voz de
cuba. Senor Gelph, editor Of the FveiaSa, becomes
managing editor OF the Voz de Ctbn.
The Spanish steamer sancsi Sprltus, while on her
first trip after receiving new boilers was lost on
Cayo Pledras. All the officers and were saved.
The New York herald., 1870-05-23
MAR UNIQUE.
Death OF General Falcon.

HAVANA, May 22, 1870.
News has been received from Martinique that
General Falcon, ex-President OF Venezuela had ar
rived there from Europe bis return to his native
country, but died Of apopeXy three DAYS after he
landed.