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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-09
OFFICE OF THE MAMMOTH Sill

- NEh Mining Company. Rom No. D.
HayvHrds Building, Ne. as Czlifurnla street.
san Francisco. California. The annual meet
ing Of tbs stockholders ef the Mammoth silver
Mining Company will D. held at the Office Of
the Company, In this city. on
Monday, the 9th day of june.
AD. $50. at 10 O'Clock An. Of said day. for the
purpose Of elecsing Trustees to serve for the
ensuing year and FIR the transaction Of any
ether business that may properly come before
the meeting. Transfer Books viii be closed
from June 4th to 9th, 1870.
malS-td Jos. l. KING. SECRETARY.
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A URORA CONSOLIDATED SILVER

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y Mining Cnmpsny-iocafian Of WORKS.
White Pine Mining District. County Of White
Pine, and State # Nevada-Natice Is hereby
given. hat at a meeting Of the Trustees Il said
company. held on the Eth day q May, 1870, an
ASSESSMENT Of
- Per share
was levied upon the capital stock ~ said eom-
pany. payable Immediately. in United States
gold coin. 20 the Secretary. a. the Office ~ the
company. ". 4ie California street, San Fran-
cisco. Room 81. Anv stock upon which aid
assessment shall rrUain unpaid on the l4ih day
Of June. $50. shall b. deemed delinquent. and
viii Be Only advertised for sale At public auction.
and unless payment shall - made before. xill
b sold n tho 7ih day OF July. 1sTa. 10 pay the
delinquent Assessment, together with costs q
advertising and expenses Of the sale. By order
Of the Beard Of Trustees.
D. MITCHELL. Secretary.
Ohiee Haywsrd's Railding. So. 40 California
street. San Francisco. California Room g..
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GAMSON SILVER MINING COMPA-
- NI--Lncation II works. Treasure CITY.
White Pine County. Nevada-No;ice is her. h
given. that at meeting of the Beard of Trustees
Of said Company, held on the 18th day Of May.
$50, an assessment No Il Of
Thirty-fve Cents IS cts per Share
was levied upen the capital stock of said com
pany. payable on the 2nth day Of Jnne. 1sT0. 10
the Secretary Of the company, At his offce. No.
l02 Main street. Grass Valley. California. ANY
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpzid on the 9th day q june. 1870. viii h
advertised On that Day as delinquent. aud IN
less payment shall h made before. will b sold
on the sixth day q July. 1870. TO psy the de-
linquent assessment. together with costs Of ad-
v~ertising and expenses u sale.
J. d. MEX. Secretary.
Office: Exchange Building. No. loo Main street.
Grass Valley. Neyada county, Cal. ma9atd
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Persons wishing Blank Books printed viii nov
be under the necessity Of sending 70 San Fran
cesco fer this character Of work. As we sre pre-
pared to execute such work in a good style, and
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The above sale IL POSTPONED until SAT.
URDAY. June IL, 1sT0-same place and hour.
Ed. IRWIN, Sheriff.
By JNo. II. SHERSuER, Deputy sheriff. je4-td
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
PRUSSlAN REPORTS.

Surrender of tho Erench viiry--ssAunihiIn-
tion' of French BAIT oi
Guns-IiShi Losses.
LONDON, August 28--9 p. M.
The following official Prusslan despatch is dated
Bar-le-Duc, Friday night, 25th inst.:-
The garrison OF virry surrendered on Thursday
morning.
Tbe Prnssians captured sixteen guns.
Two bataiOns Oi the French Garde Mobile were
annlhilated BY the Prussan cavalry.
seventeen French officers and $50 soldiers were
captured.
The Prnssians had one major severely and three
troopers slightly wounded.
There are great rejOlcings to-day at Berlin. A
public procession. carrying fonr mtraileurs.
twenty-fhree cannon and one eagle, captured from
the French, passed through the streets.
The Queen came out on the balcony OF the palace
and received the congratulations OF the people.
The weather is fine aud great excitement prevails
in the city.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
Position of Ruasia

the o0'c'dt Gazette OF 81. Petersburg says
hussas interests are In NJ way whatever op-
posed 10 the Interests either OF Germany or France
What Russia wishes "a the establishment OF some
eguiiiurlum hetWeen the great european Powers
and If the war should lead 10 a great
OF one OF the beiigerents RUSSIA could con Ider sucn
an eventuallty only rs Instantaneous 10 her After
battles won or lost the begorents VIII stop accord.
ing 10 The unanimous wish OF Europe. Then Russia
VIII speak SO decislvey that her voice shall be iul-
parual. We wish Russia 70 remain neutrai, ready
TO defend herself III case she should be attacked az
nome. TO DC ready hasten the conclusion OF peace
as soon IA peace ~ possible, reaOy 20 support q
peace Just and durable, made IN accordance with
european interests IL is dnlcglt TO imagine for
Russia amore advantage lus and honorable position
Let us hope THAT our government WIN know how 10
maintain the position 10 the last extremity
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
French Claims Of Early Sucress-Navo;eo On
Expects u Great Battle.

FROM tue GiasToN Express, August IS
good deal Of mystery still exists as to che battle
in front OF Metz Sunday. The French claim 10
have punished their opponents severely and to ha We
repulsed trumphantly the attack OF the Prusslans.
But OF course II Is not denied chat the battle ended
IN their retreat IL Is represented however that the
retirement upon Verdun was strategic movement,
ment on the part OF the French that they gained
victory at Longhevillc Is also adhered to. II does
not appear that there has been any engagement
whatever Of importance since sunday but 1t is as
serted that the French army has In the interval raj
lied and prepared Itself for great struggle.
The Emperor IN a telegram states that prepara-
tiOns are being made for great battle. and conf
dently predicts that the French arms VIII prove
prophecies OF this KIND, u must be admitted that
spirit OF renewed hopeiuiness being manifested in
tne camp OF the mperialists, which shows that re-
cent disasters have not entirely qneIed their cOur-
age. Corroboratiye OF tho promise conveyed In the
E,nperors msslve there Is statement IN Of the
has received important dispatches IRON the neld
which Marshal Bazaine wishes to be kept secret.
All that Is allowed To transpire about them Is that
they are 'or q nature to arouse great hOpesr
The London Standard publishes a telegram from
its own correspondent. who was with the French
army before Metz during tho nghting on sunday, in
winch he states the Prussians were repulsed with
great loss; that the French retiring STRAIT
egically upon Verdnn: that on Monday the Emperor
was at Grayeotte with $4,000 troops; that engage
ments had taken place at LOngueve; that the
Prussans were following the retiring French. ana
that the Emperor on Tuesday had got to Rheims via
verdun The correspondent had evidently received
the French version OF the battle or Metz.
The Standard publishes letter from its CORE
spOndent at Metz, dated August IL. Its general In.
terest has been superseded by Subsequent events
but the following Is interesting
Tho troops crazy they arc eager to
reveng. themselves and have full confidence IN Marshal
ba2aDe their commander Canroberi
The feeling among them that the Prs,ans their
triumph TO enormous bodies attacking small French corps
darnees and they firmly believe they perfectly safe
when together As one against three give you all this
current gossip, and keep reflections to myself. The
general cbel would have preferred not to have the
sponsby OF the OF the Emperor during the pend
Ing battle, but Ill has declared nteu.
ton 70 charge with division There IA something
the Emperor giving his command putting
himself n the ranks OF the acng sndcrs Those who
know him personally will astou.ssed a. this deter
min atom.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.
French N,vn, Cou,,ycs

HEN"'''' tN'N'sRN N"ItNFV's
The rrussian ship Graf yon Krassow, Captain
Nauscb. from Yeisk Co Amsterdam, WIN a cargo
oil rye, has been towcd into Brest ia charge OF a
prize crew.
The Prussan ship Sydenham, last from Plymouth,
Tor ST: Petersburg, has been captured and taken
into Cherbourg.
The French papers mention two captures made at
sea, one OF ship to be laden with cotton which
was taken Oh the coast OF Algeria and found 10 have
81, 900 muskeis IN the hold r. ~ supposed these
arms were destined for those Arab tribes which do
not acknowledge the French rule.
The steamer Haswell. from Hamburg to Sunder-
land, was nred at, chased and boarded by French
iron-clad while or Heligoand. The papers being
satisfactory, she was allowed to proceed.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Oliin McManus. of ss West Broadway. while in
toxcated yesterday morning fell from n third scory
window and broke arm.
Michael Short, OF 22l West Forty-drst street.
yesterday morning had both legs broken by a Kick
nom vicious horse.
the fire at Nos. lis and 100 Maiden lane IL stu
burning. Another explosion occurred yesterday at
ten O'Clock A. M.
Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn
Ing Angus Mcdonald, OF Az Tenth avenue was
slightly stabbed In the left arm by an unknown man
nt tho corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty -se ventn
street,
In the TOmbs Police Court yesterday before JUS
ticc HOgen. woman giving her name as Louisa
Wcakant belonging to u Chatham street den. was
committed for having stolen 500 from William
Green, Of Jersey City.
Coroner Rollins was notified to mold an inquest at
died suddenly Yesterday morning while sitting in a
barbers chair at the shop II Henry street. De-
ceased was forty 1.-TWO years OF age and native Of
Ireland.
The body OF an unknown woman about thirty
years OF age found in the water between piers
| Al and a8 North river by officer McAdam OF the
wentyeighth precinct. The body was yet warm
when rescued from the water, and the police seem
to think deceased committed suicide. Coroner Rol-
Inns VIII hold an inquest at the Morgue.
MIS- Catnlt1uc LaTKe, tn6 eStimaDe Wtfe or Mr..
Julius X. Larke, q well-knOwn journalist or this
city. died suddenly early yesterday morning, at IS
Essex street. She had been complaining at inter-
vas for year or two past Mrs. Larkc has left i've
children anu large circle OF devoted friends to
mourn her DEATH
Yesterday morning Mr.. John Robinson an en-
gnesr by occupation, died suddenly on board the
steamship Virginia, lying at pier 20 East river He
had just arrived AZ passenger from Galveston,
Texas and was en- route to POttsve, Pa, to visit
his mother. Deceased, who was about fifty years
OF age, has left widow In Houston Texas
Coroner Keenan, was notified 10 hold an inquest on
the body.
John Carter, young man nineteen years OF age,
died In Bellevue Hospital on Saturday evening. The
day previous Carter was at work on q scafYold
erected against the third story building corner OF
Eighty sixth street and Third avenue when he
missed his footing and fell TO the pavement thus re-
ceiving fatal injuries. Deceased who was u native
OF this city, lived In Seventy seventh street. near the
corner Of Fourth avenue. Coroner keenan, was no.
titled to hold an inquest on the body.
The Park Meteorological Department reports for
the week ending August u, 1870. AZ rollows:-
Barometer-Mean, 30 102 lnches maximum at nine
A. NJ August ~, 3o.3o4 inches; minimum AT seven
p M. August 20, 29.S70 inches; range .494 inches
thermometer 7t.3 degrees; ma xiInum mt
five Z. M. August rs, % degrees; minimum at Six
A. M. August 81, So degrees: range, 1921 degrees.
August 24-Rain fell from lO:l5 A. Nj. to n NJ:
amount Of water, .l60 inch. August 25-Ran fell
inch. August 20--Rain fell from 2l5 A. NJ. 10 $3.50
A. NJ; amount OF water .03 inch. Total amount
OF water for tue week, .2S inch. Distance tra-
yelled by the wind during the week, l.ool miles.
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take back across the Rhine II viii be easily seen
that no nn0s II necessary TO risk bloody battle at
the foot OF our towers. There IL one German in
all Prussia Bavaria Wurtemburg or Baden
VINO would not scorn ana curse the King should he
not make supreme effort to conquer aud dictates a
peace III Paris. How could he return TO Germany
IN .hs mlust o! the uesoaton OF families, the misery
and depopulatlon OF city aud countryY Shonld he
plere.
1n's is the decisive reason--a reason more poiti.
cal thah m!lilary-which brings the old K,ng under
our wallsr
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snrc OF supplies from the nor,hweu. for n,s large


The Nord OF August IL publishes u letter from
Copenhagen, which states thai the news OF the
french reverses has completely changed Che feel
ing OF the Danish population about the war. Whe
" was looked upon as military promenade, which
was 10 end IN French occupation OF Berlin,
Dlhish enthusiasm was unbonnded; bnt now all IL
encouragement and hesltancy. People are almost
pegihhihg 10 be thankful 10 the King for rejecting
e , atons OF TIE national party and preserv-
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

The ran Ndu Gazette holds That this battle, In
default Of detailed reports, must be regarded as
tndecsive, and mere trial OF the French, 10y part
OF 'e enemy's forces, to discover whether the En-
per0r intended to hold the right bank OF the Mo-
see; or II the French telegram be strictly correct
the Prusslans may have discovered that the En-
poror was determined To retire from the river
Bazalnc could never hold that position and let
tue crown Prince turn nis right unless he weye
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
American sanitary Fars-Hunan aud
Neutrality.

'''F' PARls, AUGUST 2s, 1870.
To-day the tram Of American anbulanccs, under
ihe direction Of DR.. Marion Sims left the city for
Meiz DIR. Pratt and many other members OF The
United States sanitary Commission accompanied the
train IN uniform.
The daughters of DR.. SIMS marched nt the head of
the procession bearing the banners Of France and
The United States.
great sensation was created among the specta.
tors as the tram moved through the streets The
crowd eheered and gave literally those collecting
money for the wounded. This ambulance service
VIII be strictly impartial IN its mmstrations treat.
ing French and Prussian wounded alike.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

rom the glasgow Express, August 1871
circular has been sent to her Majesty's dDio-
matte representatives Ia Germany denying that the
Brltish government has devated from its attitude
or neutrality by giving facilities to France for OBJ
tanning various articles useful for war purposes
The circular states that the steps taken by the gov.
ernnent have been strictly III accordance with pre-.
cedent ana with the principles by which neutral ia.
lions have been guided In recent wars
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
MAIL ADyTCES TO AUGUST IS.
Neutral Reports from Metz, the Moselle,
Denmark and st. Petersburg.

the steamship Anglia. from Glasgow the 18th
OF August arrived at ths port last night delivering
our European dies. dated 10 her day OF sailing at
half-past ren O'Clock p. IA.
The steamship City OF Paris delivered our Euro
pean nes OF the 10Th Of August at quarter 90 one
O'Clock this moroing.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
In tho Pnrlinmens-OGiciai Rcporls from the
FIciG-M. Theirs Position.

In tho PnrIinmen,-OGicaI Rcpor,. from the
Ficid-M. Theirs Position.
PARIS, August 2s, 1870.
In the Corps LGgislatif yesterday the Count de
PaKao announced that 10000 Prussians attacked
Verdun and were repulsed with heavy loss, and he
gave particulars as previously teegraphed.
NJ. Arago demanded information on the situation
of the Prussian armies, but the Minister OF War de-
cined To reply.
The law calling into the ranks married men who
have served in the army was rejected.
M. Theirs made an explanation OF his position.
He said he only knew Of his appointment as a men,
ber OF the Committee OF Defence from the columns
Of the Journal OG'cie that morning. He accepted
the trust through devotion to MS country but he
said ne must have the support Of the Chambers
This declaration was received with applause
The President thereupon announced that the en-
tire Chamber accepted the appointment Of N.
Theirs.
To question put by NJ. Picard Count PalIkao
answered that the distribution OF arms to the Ma.
tional Guard the prerogative OF his admlnstra-
ton ana that he would not permit 1t To devove on
suDatern
In the Senate yesterday NJ Larabit, after a COM
municaton from the Minister OF War giving details
OF the occupation OF the country by the Prussiaus,
SAID II certain villages and towns which were In.
vaded surrendered TOO quickly 1t was hardly their
fault M. Grammont mot, however, the present
Cabinet with strange lack OF forethougnt, had
constantly refused to arm the people Of Alsatla,
Lorraine and Champagne, thus betraying lack OF
coincidence IN the people which had cost the country
dear; Tor had these peasants, who are good marks.
men, been armed, the army of the Prince Royal OF
PRUSSIA would not have easily crossed the vosges,
where our men, hidden from view, could have IN.
nlcted such loss upon them that France would not
nave been compelled to abandon her second line OF
defence.
Aing William an ssObstinate Old Man,,
PARIS, August 2S 1SI0
lie PreSse says
The official announcement made IN the Chambers
IlaI the Prussians are marching Paris causes
neitner astonishment nor fear In the capital. The
rar!sianS receive 1t with quiet resolution. King
william Is fatally led to this hazard III spite OF the
serious strategic reasons which should turn hlm
from II. II 1t Is considered that this obstinate Old
man has raised million wham ha wilt never
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours In com.
parison with the corresponding DAY OF last year. "a
Indicated by the thermometer at tudnuL's phar-
macy HERALD kulldlnH
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
CCMMuNIPAW STOCK YARDS.

During the past week l42 cars arrived at the Com.
munDaw stock yards, containing ,oSl cattle, 4.ss2
hogs ana 1897 sheep. There were slaughtered dur
ing the week 4i2 CATTLE 4793 hogs and $3.50 sheep.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
BAVARIAN REPORTS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE HERALD.

PARIS, August 2s-P NJ.
The French authorities state, ana the report Is
generally circulated here, that revolution against
the existing government Of Bavaria has been cOua.
menced In Munich.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Patent window Umbrellns.-Newcst Inven-
tion Of the ago SIMON HEIrER X co,
50 Leonard street, sole manufacturers.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

A.-Rcstorer America, the Only Clear Pre-
paration In the world that will Color, dispcrse Dam
drun and cleanse the scalp. sold by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Royal Havana Lottery.-For OniciaI Draw-
ing for August 49, 1870 another part Of the paper
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, is Wall street New York.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

TIL WAR.
Special kilograms to the New
York Herald.
French and Prussian Reports
Of Battles and Victory.
Triumph Of the French at Verdun---
Frusslan Gain al Vitry.
Repulse Of the Crown Prince
Of Saxony.
.-~>~>~->~-~~-~~~~-----
BattaliOns of the French ''An-
initiated.
MacMahOn and Bazaine
Almost i'm Union.
Prince Frederick Charles and
Steinmetz Said to be Beaten.
What France Says of the Crown
Princes Advance.
a GREAT BATTLE AT HAND.
Ono Hundred and Seventy Thousand Germans
Killed and Wounded in the War.
FRANCE RES0LUTE AGAINST MEDIATION.
Report OF Revolution i'm
Bavaria.
PARIS WE'LL PROvISIONED.
The French Flag to the
Mediterranean
REPORTS TO TIE FRENCH PARLIAMENT.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

| Electricity Applied for the Gre OF Disease
| BY Dr. CHAMBERLfN, No. z West Fourteenth street
The New York herald., 1870-08-29
To the Mediterranean.

IOULoN, August %, 1870.
The Oringue frisate, flagship Of the French
Mediterranean squadron. has left for Civita ycccha
TO cruise ON the Roman coast as precaurion against
the Garibaldians.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

What Mineral Waters DO You Use e--t;eueraI
Depot Tor Natural Waters only, " Chambers uesS
brQRlvaxa
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

American WnIthnm Watches
at lowest peices.
FULLER a CO., 70 John street, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Coroner Rollins was notified to mold an inquest at
80 Henry street, on the body OF Thomas Dooey, who
died suddenly Yesterday morning while sitting in u
barber's chair, at the shop Il Henry street. De-
ceased was forty two years OF age and u native Of
Ireland.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Jus.
tice Ho9en. woman giving her name Louisa
Wcakant belonging To Chatham street den was
committed for having stolen 500 from William
Green, Of Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-08-29

Between twelve and one O'Clock yesterday morn.
Ing Angus Mcdonald. OF Az Tenth avenue was
slightly stabbed In the left arm by an unknown man
nt tho corner OF Eighth avenue and Thirty -seveutn
street,