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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22
THE v TIME.

Oh! q wonderful stream IL the River Time,
As Il runs through the realm Of tcars,
With O ~faultless rythm and o musical rhyme,
Q broader sweep and D surge sublime,
AZ 1t blends With tho ocean OF years.
How the winters are drifting like fakes OF snow,
And the summer like buds between; -
And the year In the sheaf-so they com and
On tho AYERS breast, with its ebb and its dow,
As 1t glides into the shadow and sheen.
There's q magical isle up the river Time,
Where the softcit lirs are playing; us
There's Q cloudless sky and . tropical elimo, p
And q song ~ sweet ~ q yesper chime,
And the Junes with the rosss arc staying.
And the name Of the islsis the Long Ago,
There are broMs OF beautyan bosoms OF snow,
They are heaps OF dust-but we loved them 20!
There are trinkets and trcsses Of hair.
There Ue fragments Of songs thstnobody sings,
And q part OF an Infants prayer:
strings,
There arc. broken vows and pieces Of rings, -
And tho garments that she used to wear.
There arc hands that arc waved when the fairy
BY the mirage is lifted In air,
Aud We sometimes boar In tbs turbulent roar
Sweet voices we heard In the days gone before,
whenNthe wind down the river 10 fair.
Oh! remembered for aye b the blessedisle,
All the day Of our lifetill night;
When the evening m with its beautiful
And our eyes are closing 10 slunber awhile,
May that "Greonwood' Of soul be IN sight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22
DOMESTIC iMrELLlcENc &c

WASHINGTON, December a. The
credentials of d; J. Jewett, appointed
by the Governor Of Missouri to fill the
temporary vacancy caused BY Senator
brakes resignation, We're presented
and he was qualified.
The Senate to-day confirmed the
nomination of Schenck rs Minister to
England.
New YoRK, December %. The
Times Washington special, late last
last night, says the debate In the Sen
ate, since recess, has been excited and
personal; language used often bor-
dcred on the verge of parliamentary
decorum. Summers speech is under
stood on all sides to be an assault on
the administration Of Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM THE SEAT OF war
BY THE CABLES.
DATES TO THIS AFTERNOON

New York, December 22.-The
Noai,em publishes a circular from the
Interior Department to the Project,
contradicting the rumors Of troubles
in Paris.
Balloon dates to the 18th reports
favorable news. No engagements
since the Sd.
The 0bieial Of Paris published q re-
port of the Government on provisions,
and it is favorable. They are also pre-
pairing for great sorties.
Havre advices show that the Prus-
slams are retreating toward Amiens,
and there have been a number Of small
engagements. The French were victo-
rious. The Prussians are reported as
using explosive bullets.
The Project of Rhone announces
that Fonc, Chief Of the battalion OF
National Guards Of Lyons, was shot
Yesterday by a band Of wretches after
a semblance of q trial.
French troops, we'll equipped, con-
tinue coming. Cavalry and artillery
raised at Bordeaux are ready to march.
Trochu, having shown to the Prus.
sian officers who were prisoners ample
provisions and munitions in Paris, sent
them back to Versailles.
Garibaldi refuses to accept q sword
of honor until the end OF the war.
Late Versailles dispatches say there
Is o Indication of a decisive engage.
ment in France until after the holt
days. -aH
A large number Of Prussian officers
are returning home on furlough.
Vienna advices say the Turkish fleet
is under immediate orders for service,
and extensive warlike. preparations
have been made at kaestch.
The Austrian official organ says the
Emperor declares Russia's reputation
Of the treaty Of the Legation unlawful,
and requires guarantees against future
notifications.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

San FR,Scrsco. December psf. NJ.
The steamer William Tdber sailed for
Sun Diego and way ports this morning,
with a large number Of passengers ana
fair freight. The steamer 0rtdamn'e'
for Portland, carried seventy passen-
gers. @
Gold at 8 P. NJ, 1l05s.
A nan named johnson, driver oil an
express wagon, was thrown from his
wagon on Stockton street, at noon
to-day, by his horse running away anu
had his leg broken.
A stranger was run over by a heavy
truck, at the corner OF hearny U
Suffer streets, and his hand crushed 70
a pulp.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

PETROLEUM. V. NAsBY lectured to the
convicts in the CharleStown (Mass.l
State Prison recently. lie delivered
his effusion OH. Searching for the Man
OF SIM before the five hundred or
more transgressors serving out sem
fences in the Institution named, and it
was, of course, listened to with the
closest attention. The humorous por-
,ions Of it were warmly applauded by
the prisoners, and the moral which was
drawn from 1t brought tears to the
eyes Of many.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

SEEKERS after Christmas presents
should now 'buy early and often
The best places to buy is at stores
whose owners are liberal enough to
advertise in the newspapers. Such
places can be found by looking over
the advertisements IN the Gold Hill
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

The New York Commercial thus tells
how King William Is to become En-
peror Of Germany: liking Louis, OF
Bavaria, tells King John, of SaNony,
that he has invited King William, OF
Prussia, to become Emperor Of Ger,
many; and King John, of SlXony,
tells King Louis, of Bavaria. that King
william, of Prussia. Is a 'hunky boy
whereupon william pats them all upon
the head and says, with 4 voice choked
by his paternal emotions. Bless you,
bless you, my children-this Is, indeed,
the unitieation Of Germany.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

JOE TRENcH.-This jolly old sinner
one Of the best we ever knew-who
formerly resided at Silver City-is out
ut White Pine, and has started mp the
Trench mine, with a Mr.. Robinson rs
Superintendent. Bless the old man .
why don't he come here to the Com
stock occasionally to see his old
frienlS2
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

. TIE State Of Maine owns more ship
ping than any State in the Union en-
cent New York. It's tonnage being
5l6, 800, which Is 46, 900 tons than
Is owned In Boston and all other parts
of Massachusetts,. The city OF Bath.
Nc, ranks as fifth in the United states
In the amount of shipping It possesses;
and the two little towns Of Belfast ana
waldoboro', in the same ~State-placeS
almost unknown out Of New England
each own thousands OF tons more OF
vessel property than the important
city Of New Orleans.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

HENRY WARD BEECHER's Church
has . total membership of 1,9Ss. OF
which number 1,2l0 are women. For
music the church pays $1,000. divided
~ follows: Director, $4,000; tenor,
$1,000; soprano, 5000; alto, 5000; Or
ganist, $500. The pew rents amount
To Al 600.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

FINAL SErrLsxEST.-A final settle-
ment Of the Indebtedness Of White
Pine to Lander was effected OIL Satur-
day last, as may be seen in the pro-
ceedings Of the Board Of County Com
m~isSioners. An Offset of $l,IW for
hospital expenses incurred by the
people OF White Pine before their
segregation from Lander was allowed
by our Commissioners, which left the
balance Of Is, 800 coming to- Lander,
which White Pine Is ready to pay.
This settles all money matters between
the two eounties.-Reese Ricer ReeeiWe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

How Is THIS FOR lIIGH?-A. Will
liams, Jr., after an extensive research,
has discovered that this expression,
which has been accredited to the gem
tleman In Mark Twain's steamboat en-
plosion, was originally made by the
COW when she Jumped over the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

The Vernon iIndianal Banner says:
.sSome time since we mentioned the
marriage of a Mr.. Adams, a man far
advanced in years, to a young woman.
The wife now has quarters in the
county jail for poisoning her husband.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

BURNED. - The Eagle Smelling
Works, situated ut Swansea, White
Pine, owned by William McCourt,
were destroyed by fire last Sunday
night. The works cost about $4,000.
The fire was accidental.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

SUMNER thinks the Pennsylvania oil
regions "mors productive of wealth
,hanrthe silver mines Of Nevada, Cal
ifornia, Mexico and Peru combined
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

Nix. BAD, of Brooklyn, suicided by
shooting himself in the mouth with a
pistol. Many other Bad men shoot
themselves in the mouth with a bottle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

A MAN who died recently in New
York left two wives the result OF
which was an unseemly disturbance ut
tho funeral.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

ALos ANGELES CALI paper Is 'glad
10 see that most of our citizens have
had sense enough to return to the use
of the bowie knife"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-12-22

GEoKaE FRANCIS TRAIN threatens to
be home by Christmas, when he will
din into the lecturing business again.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN

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THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH LISE.l
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oss poultry fancier in California
has lO 1000 hens.
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SAN FRANCISCO LETTER.
lrs.. QUIZ REGULAR ooAarsrosDrSr.l

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oonRORT FOR sMOKERs7
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Kew 90 Rnn . Bank. isp|
The examination Of the affairs OF the
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

incessantly against overpowering odds. The cor
respondent Of the Unir9s is missing. Edmund
About, correspondent of the Soir, has been heard
from, and is supposed to be safe.
The Able Buyron. Chaplain OF the corps OF Marshal
MacMahon was killed in the battle of Worth, while
helping the wounded
Oftho 18th Regiment of the line, engaged at saar-
bruck it is said that only 80 men and four officers re-
ported after the fight.
1t is also reported that some of the Prussan ohl-
GERS and soldiers engaged in the recent battles speak
lightly of the effectiveness of the mtrallleuse but
believe the Chassepot is a better weapon than the
needle-gun.
La Libre says that all the members of the staff OF
Marshal MacMahon were either killed or wounded in
the battle of Froschwoiller. Col Gramont, brother
of the Minister of Foreign Affair." lost an arm Col
Abzac was mortally wounded.
Col. Espeniees aide de-camp TO the Prince I'm
perial, has disappeared. Count Vogue Septend and
Others were among the killed. The 74th Regiment
of the line lost at Wessenbug As officers killed and
wounded
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE RECENT BATTLES.

PRUssIAN AND FRENCH REPORTS OF TIE LOSSES
RETURN OF SOME OF TIE PARIS PRESS COR
RESPONDENTS.
LONDON, Wednesday. Aug. TO- 1870
Official dispatches from the Prussian headquarters
state that the results of the battle at saarbruck
Saturday were more important than was at first
supposed Frossard's corps was dispersed. The en-
tire camp of one division, and many magazines, were
captured prisoners by thousands were taken, and
the number is hourly Increasing. The French losses
must have been immense.
The MOniten says the English Embassy in Paris
has received advices that the Prussian losses at
Wiessenburg were enormous, so We may hope,
continues the NonteHr, "to soen resume the of
fensve and the enemy to pay still more dearly
for his first successes"
number of the French newspaper correspondents
who were supposed TO have been captured and who
arrived to-day are wounded.
In the accounts they give OF the battles they tes-
tfv to the wonderful bravery of the French troops,
and those from Africa who fought for eight hours
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 10.-A terrible accident
occurred at the west end OF the Kansas Pachc rosd
track last night heavily loaded rontrain getting he
yond the control the men, in consequence OF the iron
coggng the breaks into the end Of the boarding
tran demoishing two and crushing in the end
Of the sleepngcar. Six persons were killed and six OF
eight wounded. The killed, far ~ ascertaned were
Mexicans who sleeping under the train The ac'
dent was Immediately reported by telegraph ana thrr"
physcians started from Denver special trn a. take
care of the wounded At O'Clock this morning tr track
was reported cleared and work was resumed. The rng
neer and fireman Of the ron-train reported to have
AaA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
THE IMPERIAL IMBECILE.

NAPOLEON BLIND TO HIS OWN NCoMPErESCY-
HE is DETERMINED TO RETAIN TIE COM
MAND-IN-CHIE OF THE ARMY.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THR.TRIBUSEl
LONDON, Wednesday, Aug lO-Evenna
The latest official Dispatch dated Metz, Aug. Q,
evening states that the Emperor went that morning
to the headquartersof Marshal Bazaine who resumed
command of the troops concentrated at Metz"
This is indirect way of cOntradicting the rumor
that Marshal Bazane was to be made Generalissimo
of the whole Army Of the Rhine.
The Emperor is blind to his own incompetencr,
and, disregarding the universal outcry against IT,
will cling to the chief command Of the army until
another defeat exhausts the national patience Ho
gives out that he never will return TO Paris alive
unless as a cOnqueror. q. W. {.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
FLASHING TON
q. W. T..

A GOLD BANK TO BE ESTABLISHED II B0sT y
-DULLNESs IN TIE EXECUTIVE DEPAAI-
MENTS-THE APPROPRIATION BILL.
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNBl
WASHINGTON, Wednesday,Aug. TO- l60
The Controller the Currency to-day received s5ot
i'm 500 bonds from the President Of the Kidder National
Gold Bank OF Boston their security for the not@s
issued These bonds were transferred to-day by the Reg
lister OF the Treasury TO the Treasurer OF the United
be held in trust by him security On Friday NJ
Hurlburd the Controller, will transmit to the bank Off
cias their authority begin business as National Gold
Bank which they will do next Monday. Mr Hurlburd
will send them their circulating notes in the early part
OF September.
There is unusual duIlness all the Executive depart
ments here. majority OF the Cabinet officers all the
clerical force be spared many heads Of divisions
and bureaus, and good number OF department CHIEFS
are absent vacations and the transactions of
the departments confined entirely 10 ordinary rou-
tine
The opinion OF Attorney-General Akernan In relation
to the Appropriation bills does not prevent the settle
meut of all old claims Of deceased soldiers and sailors,
and these claims will be settled heretofore 81 far
they relate to Of pay bounty, clothing raons.
&c. TheEeguar pensions Tor the Army, Navy, Marine
Corps and Indians are also continued.
Advices from Commissioner DelanO state that he II
rapidly improving and will be able to 10 Washing
ton by the middle oi September.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

John W. COopingham Of Utiea was aIiss.to 1a 90 u, IN
Albany veserisy. charge OF attempting !" P@S'
Albany City National Banr
Miss LYDIA ingalls, of Lynn, Mass aecioensy iei tia
her clothes % yesterday, and SAs 80 "~SV S-
two She weighed 2to pounds
PAT Davev. proprietor Of Brookton HOTEL
rocr,o ~, .bo on roedsy night Hs gambler named hop
Ds7ey's recovery Is Considered h'Pe'' - 49,,
several children were injured, one or two sen; n;
ousv in Worcester, hasA, Inesla! !" Wv $500
where they praeneins LOT 0"''- - rr....-
A market-boat was run into near Toronto on
Tu,~iav by a -hooser The ooa sans ~ w.
twelve women and ehidreS we've """ -. ~,
Edward Matbie, aged 10, residing IN Water
omrn,tei saae yesterday BY shooting HIMSELF foI soms
our C n Sa seen depressed spin In consequence Of fhhs 70
p,s. an eIaunsuon t " q" r'an@ ~ . -.
privates David Kelly and Mike Ford OF Com
,ah I,,s Killed the barracks N-vOreans
jo.rh the same COMPANY By shooting sh ssAse
as.s.e - - ksys preferred against TIE murderer
Tbs trial of Edward Hosg in Detroit, for the
f N, Phillips and Mrs Clear ,he l.h Of Jsly
S e,erday The brought In ysrAet Of guilty eS ssres
ssk tssree.
Bucksport, Me-, visited yesterday evening
n, s,ers s accompanied by nder and lightning dong nlen
The Of George Lake s,uek br the A
irri The dselngs Of Bradley. Charles s.e-a.s
and bsowa and the house belonging 70 W. d. s''e "e"
seneas damages, bot No person wss injured
AT a special meeting Of the shareholders OF the
Bsui Of scotia HalhI yes,era the statement s
showing tho deacson of James ForaAn, esA 70 pe '%v "
90 His property transferred 70 the Bsas esim 81 ~ ~
Tbs actual oss S1S This will sweep all surplus ssre ssa
ssoD csp. stsch The Bssh SILL q9's sohs' bot ssssseS
ahakeA
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
COUNT BENEDErTI AND KING WILLIAM
tpRon An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
METZ, Aug. 8.

GFRoM An OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT
Stuttgart, July 2G.-I was at Ems last week
when the final interview OF the King of Prussia with
No,seur Benedet took place The valley Of the Lain,
upon whose banks the bathing place Ems) Is SITUATED Is
very narrow The visitors, who walk here IN the mof-
ipg from tin O'Clock, pass aud repass very oiteh
acouautances salute each other but once upon the
promenade and the King only when he gives the nta-
tive One never accosts him; il is for HIS Mpes1F 10
ote al adyances-a rule OF etiquette which seems very
reasonable otherwise there would be no peace nor rre
dom for the high pcrsOnages who frequent tue paths
The same etiquette H. vigorously Observed toward the
Euneror OF the French during his stay at Nichy or
Rarrtz Upon the arrival OF the Ambassador the King
g. h of an invalid had perfect right TO insist
,ron his priyacy be ng in no way disturbed However
ha received Count Benedett with great cordially CON
versed with him In that frank manner Tor which HIS
Majesty IL 40 al treated him AZ visitor IN
vited him to dinner every day to the great as'ohshet
OF those who had read OF the sednee Oh Juy o. Inc
PIN, dd not appear al all troubled on account of this
., neither affected by the language " the Duke dc
cra,,o,t The withdrawal OF the Princr of HoheDzol-
lern from the candidature having been announced 'e
King considered the matter sstteo; what was MS aso
,hment when upon the promenade, contrary to an In
dispensable etiquette the emoass'uor ac'ose nn' anu
hn N sneak OF the affair saying that he had new de-
nd ~ mako The King without the least rudeness.
,o,,,.d IN accord him the desired interview. and
~ ~,,,,ed bs vav which was moreover, his usual Gus
, he never liking 10 stop to attract crowd around
him The Couut persisted in demanding an audience,
which the King told him WAS useless Is 'na' di''hssa
an afront 10 France
r,, !. M, all the evening Of this famous rcncontre.
Count had again the honor OF dining with the
King s! O'Clock. and asLed the permission TO take
leave of the King whose departure for Berlin ~ss
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
POSITION AND STRENGTH OF THE FRENCH
FORCES Az TIE SCENE OF HOSIILIIILS.

The Courier des Etats Unis of yesterday
contained special dispatch from its Paris correspond
ent dated the 9th inst which the following report is
made: Gen. Frossards corps has entirely rallied under
the walls Of Metz. Contrary to the reports OF the enemy
Gen. Fays corps has not yet been engaged but also
within the entrenched camp Of Metz. BY the addition Of
the Third Corps under Gen de Caen, Gen. Bazane has
now under his immediate orders at Metz, 10000
men. The Eighth Corps or Imperial Guard, is in
echellon from Metz to Nancy while at Nancy there is
part OF the Fourth Corps under Gen. Ladmrault.
Marshal MacMahon has at Saverne, where he was in
struced to stop the remains OF the First and Seventh
Corps numbering about $4,000 men. The Sixth Corps,
under Marshal Canrobert, arrived at Chaons ready
to enter the theater Of hostes. All these form an
army Of $4,000 men, exclusive OF the Garde Mobile,
which has commenced to Lorraine This report is
exceedingly reassuring under the circumst tances.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
A TELEGRAM FROM METZ.


Louis and went out to-day
To see the soldiers fighting
The balls came shOwering all about,
And round our Louis lighting
Iwsh You d seen how brave he was,
How cool and unimpressed,
He did MT mind the smell of smoke
Nor need to be undressed.
He caught the bullets in his hand
And put them in his pocket,
He says he III have a nice one fixed
For Mamma, in a lOcket
The Prussian cannon thundered loud
And wildly surged the battle
But Louis proudly viewed the storm,
And then-ealled for his rattle.
Full many rieur moustaehe I saw
Half hid by bullets nying-
Cast one astonished glance at Lou
And then burst out a-cryingl
Like fire through grass the infection spread,
TIL. spite the Dutehmen's pelting,
found ten thousand grenaders
In bitter tears were melting!
The minor features OF the fray
Are hardly worth repeating,
So lust get out the usual tale
How We that Fritz are beating.
rTz Aug.3 NAPOLEON"
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

An extensive fire is raging in the woods, near
Pr Nsss.
There was slight shock of earthquake at San
Francisco TUESDAY
The first bale of Alabama cotton of the new
c,on vas .o At auction In MongCmry AZ IS cent? pound
il was cAssed Low Mddng" and weighed AS poaHds
The docks of the Central Pacific and Of the
California Oregon Railroads oakland Cal ready 10 receive e
grain trade Both roads carry grsn soode Of me
ships
A number of millers and shippers in ~. Louis
sssoaion 20 feafe h
and uniform railroad East and Souu sS O'
tbm against arbitrary the Of rsrc 81 oo"pshe
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11
TERRIBLE MINING ACCIDENT.

PoTTsvILLE, Aug. 10.-At o'clock this af.
ternoon cage in the shaft of Glassmcr and ines
Mddleport containing II miners, was preciptaed to
the bottom feet, by the giving way OF the hosting
machinery. The following were killed.
Thomas ouigev George stouch John Roper, Jacob
Kline David Jones, and John Matthews. Wonndtd,
John McGurnley j.. Manuels, Hugh MeAunly, anu AZ
bert Koch all terribly; and William Matthews aud Pot
rick Day slightly. Several hours elapsed before the
bodies could be brought out of the shaft Atcmpoaiy
cage had to he constructed 10 hoist the Geid tha
manged bodies to the surface.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-11

proceed France, he said, wanted arms. The soil of
the country was invaded. The necessity for instant
action imperative. The Government should
have made up its mind IGreat sensationl
Minister Jer6me-D David requested that the Minis
try have few hours for reflection.