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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-05
MEDICAL.

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Seminal Weakness or Epermatorrhun.
The young man who experiences that growing
ton. shouid stop to consider whence II arises.
He Will and In nc weakness OF the back, tremb-
limo IN The lInbs. disordercd digestion, unuc-
corntsble falling OF the powers Of the mind,
SorchoSInos Of owl, rlecplessncys. troubled and
jasciyious drcamr, growing deafness, loss OF
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
OF disqualification, the positive traces OF that
most tsrriSic ana desstaSravc Q. AZ H. arsSsses'
Jcstroving his hone. al life and manhood. and
dragging him along the broken path Of his ex.
istencc toward . premature md loathsonle grave.
To him who inds his life dnbbling ont In tho
discharge OF the vital principle Of existence In
nocturnal and diurnsl emissions, the mere ces:
sation Of Its appearance brings no ASSURANCE Of
relief.
Marriage, that holy Office, that safeguard and
bnDa nf n1Anhnnd hPinUR IN aucl n one ne nOD1
of cnro. but adds TO his misery in the knowledge
that the one who looks 10 him for 20 much OF
bor hanpine,s. is A victim to his evil, and an In
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The New York herald., 1870-04-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.

The regular monthly meeting OF the New York
Association Of Sunday School Teachers was held
las. evening at the Fourth avenue Presbyterian
church. corner Twenty second street. Notwthstand-
ing the stormy character Of the weather the church
was well filed. and majority OF those presen, we're
ladies.
S. W. CLARK first addressed the meeting ant The
President then introduced
The Rev. THOMAS K. BEECHER who prefaced his
remarks by stating that he had come two hundred
and eighty miles to speak to them, passing
over tue Erie Railroad, which some call 1.-The road OF
DEATH" He had taken his lie III starting the same
as any foreign missionary. He had, it seemed,
gained the reputation throughout the State OF very
successful teaching. but thought ne could not advise
them, as many seemed to anticipate, OF any special
course OF procedure IN the CITY. his Geld OF labor
being in the mountains. However, he could say a
few things OF general application He had learned
early IN his church experience that ne could con-
vert no one and In Sunday school, though 1t might
be possible to win great success In the number OF
scholars they not converted by the tact or their
presence. nor knowledge OF Lessons.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
THE PACIFIC COAST.

Advices from MexicO-The RevoiutiOnists Ad.
vancing ON Mazarlan-Rich Gold Disc overies
i'm New Mexico.
SAN FRANCISCO, April Is, 1870.
The steamer Continental, from Mazatlan, has ar
rived here Sne brings $3.50, 900 in Mexican dollars
At the time OF the sailing OF the Continental Gen.
eral Vega was reported to be eight miles from
Mazatlan, with three hundred men, all well armed
and equipped.
John II. Mullin, chief engineer OF the American
and Mexican Railroad and Telegraph, has reached
here from Mexico, en- route to New York. He has
completed the survey Of the route OF the proposed
road from the Rio Grande 10 the Gulf OF California
lie found favorable railroad country OF easy grade
and with excellent material for all purposes
Reports OF wonderful richness OF new gold mines
In New Mexico have been received. The Iedpes are
from ffty to 800 rect in width contain very rich
quartz. The location OF the mines Is near the Sulit
Liedurof Mountain, the Virginia district, fifteen
miles west OF Burr's Mountain. Tucson said to be
nearly deserted, the people having stampeded.
Colonel Dunno, commanding at Fort Bowie has
established post at the mines for the protection or
the miners Parties are leaving San Diego and Los
Angeles for the new mines.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
goW A BURGLAR WAS CAUGHT IN NEWARK.

On three different occasions WITHIN a compare.
lively short period the boot and shoe factory Mr.
W. j. Dudley, located on Market street. Newark, was
broken into by burglars ana various quantities OF
nuractured gooos carried Off On the last occasion-a
week ago last Saturday night or Sunday
morning-one Of the thieves seemed to be
determined on making large haul. In further
ance of this he discarded mis- own worn
out moccasins and provided himself with bran
new pair, leaving the old ones behind. These It
was perceived, must have belonged to lame man,
one beng smaller than the OIher and trOu bed with
q chrome curvature Yesterday the detectives dis.
covered lame man at the Market street depot
having on his feet pair OF Mr. Dudley's CATERS, as
subsequently identified by the latter. The prisoner
was removed to the station house, where the same
shoes were tried and found to ut like kid gloves.
He gave his name as Charles Hogan, from New York
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
An ETHIOPIAN MONSTER IN NEWARK.

Yesterday forenoon, In Newark. N. j., q negro
named Thomas Bopner, about twenty eight years OF
age and exceedingly repulsive in figure and features
was arrested and taken before Justice Mills. to an
swer the charge OF indecent exposure. The COM
plant was made by Mr. William B. Guild, Jr. well
known member OF the legal profession, who
made AFFIDAVIT that he saw the prisoner seize
hold Of little girl, the daughter OF
q respectable citizen IN pennsylvania avenue, just
the little one. Another similar complaint was made
by q second girl. The prisoner confessed his guilt
and admitted that ne was convicted OF like Outrages
q year ago ana served term In prison. week or
ago little girls we've assaulted in broad daylight
by negro answering the prisoners description.
but he denies all knowledge or the matter. The
Judge advised him that n he was In some countries
he would be hung for such an offence, and fully COM
mitted him for trial.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

PARIS BOURsE.-PARIs, April 18.-The Bourse
closed firm; rentes, 74f. &C.
FRANKFORT BOURsE-FRANXFORT Aprll 1S.-
United States bonds closed firm; hvetwenties at
95h 95A.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr-LIvERpooL, April
1S-Noon.-Tne stock OF cotton at sea bound to this
port Is estimated at 1876 900 bales OF which 200 600
ton from Bombay 70 the 10th inst. Saturday, since
the last report have been $4,000 bales This Is re-
salueu as eAcessive aln0ngst tue cotton men mere
HAvRE COTTON MARKET. -HAvRE, April 1s.-CoI
:on closed quiet on spot aud anoat. Low mddlings
TO arrive, 1901.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPFs MARKET. LIVERPOOL,
April lS-N0On.-Corn, 30s. per quarter Tor Eu-
r0pean, and DuOyant and firm.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LIvERPOOL,
April lS-Noon.-Lard. 6Ss Cd. per cwt. Pork quiet,
and the market generally quiet.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERPOOI, April
lS-P. M.-Spirlts petroleum. Is. I'd. per gallon.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
MEETING or OtFRAU0eD SOL LOIsRs.

meeting Of the defrauded soldiers and sailors
was held last evening at No. lib Bowery, Mr. John
.Bromag in the chair. After transactlng some pre-
lminary business Mr.. william Finely the secretary
read letter from lawyer Of this city stating that
about one hundred OF the suits he has
brought IN the Court OF Claims for the recovery
OF the bounty money illegally paid at the Sub
month, and that he has no doubt whatever that the
money will be recovered together with the cost Mr..
Finely said he believed this lawyer to be Q fraud
that he has been for long time trying to force him
self upon the soldiers, and that he and others had
seen enough Of him TO know that he meant them no
good He warned his comrades not to have any
thing TO do with the genius. After transacting
some other unimportant business the meeting ad-
journed.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Robbery Of n Banking House in Columbia
The Vault and Sale Blown Open and Sixty
Thousand Dollars Stolen.
COLUMBIA, April Is, 1870.
Yesterday morning 1t was discovered that the
banking house OF Scott Williams a. Co., in Colum.
bia, had been entered by burglars. The vault door
aud inner safe were drilled and blown open. man
named Gage was found locked in closet OF the
bank. He claimed TO nave been locked IN wnile
drunk and knows nothing OF the robbery. The
burglars pillaged the boxes of special depostors of
bonds, gold, currency, Iewery and valuable papers.
amounting to between $4,000 and 100000 Several
thousand dollars In specie on special deposit is in
Guided In the loss The bank loses not more than
$40 0UO. the balance IS divided among private
individuals. The burglars LETT behind them all their
tools and half keg OF powder
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
MEXICO.

Financial Defciency-The Revolutionary
Troublcs-Capture Of MazntIau by Insur-
gents-OpcratiOns Of the Other Leaders,
General Intelligence.
MEXICO City, April II,
Via HAVANA, April 49, 1870.
Secretary R0mero's financial report predicts
deficiency OF from s5,OOoOOO TO 81, 900 900 for the
fiscal year ending June so-this sum amounting to
thirty-three per cent OF the appropriations.
The revolutionary troubles In the Central States OF
the republic are waning. PlacIdo Vega, however
has Captured Mazatlan and some money. Governor
Rubi fed by sea- and 1t is hoped that he took the
public funds with him 10 Acapulco.
still IN the field with small forces A conducta left
San LUIS last week, but was compelled to return az
Martinez prepared to attack 1t.
cOnducta left this city yesterday for Vera Cruz
WIN specie Tor the English and American steamers.
General Rosecrans' efforts In favor OF internal i'm
provements mere are well received. Congress is dis
cusslng the Tnuantepec Canal bill. Nothing has
been done on the free zone question
anger SANTA Anna has not been executed He
Pauline Roslega, the bandit, ana some OF his Off.
GERS have been captured and shot near Pachua.
Charges Preferred Against Romero-EGort 70
Stop Observation-Disclosures CanaI-The
Rebel Cadena Asking for Pardon-Dissen-
siOns In the Insurgent Camp.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 10l
via HAVANA. April Is, 1870.
In the National Congress serious charges have
been preferred against Senor Romero Secretary OF
the Treasury, and committee OF Investigation has
been appointed.
Congress Is making determined effort to put
stop to brgandage. Certain provisions of the con-
stitution have been suspended and special powers
granted 10 the President for the trial and speedy
execution OF kidn appers and bandits.
The bill providing for the construction OF the
Tehuantepec Canal has passed. Amendments are
proposed which Will greatly improve the measure.
Great preparations have been made for the cele-
bration OF the anniversary Of the victims sacrificed
ut TacuDaya
GeneraI Garcia de Cadena has written a letter to
the Governor OF Zacatecas asking for pardon and
Offering to surrender. The Governor has referred
the application to President Juarez 1t IS known
that dlssensiOns have broken out In the lnsurgent
camp. Martinez. one OF Cadena's chief officers,
revolted, with the majority OF his men, and has de-
prived Cadena not only OF the leadership but OF all
the moneys he had acquired by forced loans. Ca
uena win few followers, Is now wandering in the
mountains OF Teatlemango, closely pursued by the
troops. Martinez is also pressed by the national
forces and news OF his capture the dispersion OF
his command Is daily expected.
The death penalty has been abolished In Yucatan
and Imprisonment for the term OF dfteen years sub
stituted.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
FRENCH CHURCH Du ST. ESPRIT.

passage in our report OF the sermon OF the Rev.
Dr. verren delivered in the Church du st. Esprit ON
Sunday last. seems TO have been misunderstood.
The learned and eloquent divine, IN speaking OF tho
idea entertained by certain sects that children who
died without baptism did not to heaven, but
intermediate condition. removed ailke from the de-
lights OF Paradise ana the tOrments Of the lost
toned 1t as one OF the errors OF the past and
cesses to which that doctrine had led fanatics in
former ages. The theory OF baptism which ne then
exp0unded was one OF perfect mercy, grace and
To the SaViOur
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
PENNS YLVANlA.

Heavy Rain Storms at amsport-Rivers
Rising--Northern CeutraI Railroad Dam.
aged.
WILLIAMsPoRT, April Is. 1870
1t has been raining continuously for the last forty
i've hours. The river has risen seventeen feet and
IL stil rising at rate OF four inches hour. The
Loyal sock, Lycoming and Pine creeks are now
higher than they were in 1865. The creeks west OF
l0ckhaven are not so high. Some damage was
done to the canal which win probably take week
to repair.
The Northern Central Railway between here and
Elmira has been badly damaged. No trains we're
run over VI to-day.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
the COPYRIGHT QUESTION.

Meeting of Artists at the Rooms or the
Palette Club.
large number OF artists were assembled last
evening at the rooms of the Palette Club in Stuyye
SAINT place. to take action regard to the copyright
law now pending in Congress The meeting was
addressed by ]. Wilson Macdonald the sculptor and
original mover in the question: and committee
VIII DO sent to washington ~ push the matter
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
ILLINOIS,.

A Desperate Lynched by d MOb-BilIiard
Match Between Dion and RudoIpEe.
CHICAGO, April Is, 1870.
James Ramsey, living between Granville and Hen
nepin, was arrested on Saturday for violating his
daughter and while being conveyed to prison was
seized by mob and hung. Ramsey has been sus.
pected OF poisoning his wife two years ago and OF
burning nis barn to secure the insurance money.
The compliance WITH requests from Michael Phelan
and Cyrille Dion, asking him TO dix time for the
pending matcn game OF billiards with Dion, Mon
sieur Rudolphe has concluded to play in this city
some day between the 20th and 3lst OF May.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
NEWFOUNDLAND.

Rem0nstrnnce of the Legislature Against the
Withdrawal OF Troops.
HALIFAX, April 1S, 1870.
Tne Newfoundland House OF Assembly has ad-
dressed Earl Granville on the subject OF the with
drawal OF the troops from the colony. The address
urges that Newfoundland has the misfortune to be
the resort OF capitalists who come there to make
fortunes, but 60 to England to spend them thus
contributing to the revenue Of the mother country
and leaving Newfoundland always poor and quite
unequal to providing means OF defence, the bulk of
ewfOundland property being owned In Great
Britain The relation OF the colony to the telegrapnc
system between England and America, the devoted
loyalty OF the people and other points considered
support OF the view taken by the Assembly are set
forth In the address.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
CHESS MATTERS.

Grand Chess Tournament Mt tho Cafe Inter-
national.
tournament on grand scale has beeen inaugu.
rated this resort for chess players 1t Is expected
that at lest forty players Will compete The entrance
fee is $2 and for every ten contestants one prize
will be awarded. Captain Macke nze, in mis- capacity
OF manager, will not participate In the proceedings
but among the host OF fine players Will be found the
names OF Messrs Brenzinger Delmar, Perrin. Mason,
Major Wermich, the Baron Won Frankenberg, J. A.
De COu, and Ryan. The affair promises to be q de.
cided success and the best games played will appear
In our columns
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
The Turf.

LONDON April Is, 1870.
The Newmarket Craven meeting commenced TO-
day.
The Craven Stakes Of fifteen sovereigns each, with
100 added, the second horse to receive fifty sove-
reigns was won by Sir Joseph Hawleys br. h. Rosi-
crucian, by Beadsman, out Of Madame Byzantine,
i've years Old, carrying 1877 pounds.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
THE mORRIsToWN SENSATION.

The report in several papers yesterday Of an
attempt to shoot young lady who Is staying at the
house of Governor Randolph Is pronounced false by
the Governors family. An impression prevails
among the family and friends Of the Governor that
the sensation was invented by some person who is
malicousy disposed, and VINO found willing ears IN
the hungry BOnemians OF Jersey. Several ladies and
gentlem called yesterday at the house OF the Gov
ernor to tender sympathy to his family, who are
brought before the public In connection with this
scandaOus business
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
DOMINION OF CANADA.

The Red River Experimentation Offering
Their Services to the Governments.
OTTAWA, April Is, 1870.
Mr.. Denny, OF Saugeen, is here Offering 100
Saugeen Chippewa Indians to the government for
service in the Northwest. Mr.. Denny 1urther offers
fully to equip and clothe and be responsible for
their proper conduct during the expedition.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
SPAIN.
Onlcial Reports from Cuba.

Onicial Reports from Cuba.
MADRID, April Is, 1870.
S6e government has permitted the publication Of
an official despatch from Cuba reporting that the
insurgents attempted pass the lines OF Count Val
maseda but were defeated with loss OF ITO killed
aad that many are surrendering themselves to re-
ceive the clemency OF the government.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
BELGIUM.
A Fatal Boiler Explosion.

Fatal Boiler Explosion.
BRUSSELS, April Is. 1870.
The boiler Of q large linen factory near Brussels
exploded to-day.
Twenty men and women were either killed out.
right or frightfully scaded.
Flames broke out after the explosion and the fac
tory was burned to the ground. A large number OF
operatives are thrown out OF employment.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
AUS TRALlA.

Steam Communication with America.
LONDON, April 1S, 1870.
The pioneer, Of the new line OF steamers between
Australia and California. sailed from sydney, New
South Wales on March 70 for San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Frigate Sabine mt Gibraltar.

WASHINGTON April IL, 1870.
0flcal dispatches from Commodore Walker, OF
the United States frgate Sabine, dated Gibraltar,
March 20, report his arrival At that place on the
evening OF the previous day. Ali were well on
board. The Sa0lae was 10 SAIL for MADEIRA with the
nrst Lalr wind
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
The Sugar Dut e..

F'Of LONDON, April IL, 1871.
The Produce Market Repieac praises the govern
ment for reducing the duties sugar. and says its
action gives universal satisfaction.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
SCOTLAND.
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A Wrecked Steamship OF the Coast.
LONDON, April IS, 1870.
The captain Of the steamer Meath Abbey reports
chat he saw the topmasts OF a wrecked steamer on
the Scottish coast, near Troon.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
The Crown Question.

MADRID, April ls, 1870.
The mparcal says it Is probable that the question
OF monarchy Will be brought before the Corres be-
fore the discussion Of the organic laws, which Is
nxed to take place at an early day.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
PARAGUAY.

A Provisional Government Formed.
PARIS; April IS, 1870.
Later advices from Asuncion report that a pro-
visonal government had been formed for Paraguay
under the patronage Of Brazil.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Mlscel.
laneOus News Items.

ihe eiohowing record viii show the changes m tho
'eDesatuie of the weather for the past twentysour
nours 10 comparison with the corresponding dsy OF
'ast year as Indicated BY the thermometer at Hud-
nuts pharmacy. HERALD Building Broadway cor.
A n n
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

LONDON April Is, 1870.
Vessels returning here ana to other ports OF Eng
land report the success Of the whale and seal nshe-
ries this season.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

Voting by Ballot in Nova ScOtia-Prince Ed.
wards Island Refuses Join the Canadian
Confederation.
HALIFAX, April 18, 1870.
The Nova Scotia House Of Assembly has passed
bill enacting that future elections shall be by ballot
The House has also agreed, without dissenting
vote, to Mr.. Dickey's resolution condemnatory OF
the Dominion governments sO-called National
Policy"
The Prince Edwards Island Legislature has, by q
vote OF 10 to g. rejected the resolution in favor OF
confederation with Canada.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
The Weather.
Fisheries Reports.

LONDON April 1s, Is 20.
The weather to-day is warm and delightful.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
NEW JERSEY.
Camden and Amboy Heading or tho National
Air Line-Anotber Railroad Across the
State.

State.
TRENTON, April 49, 1870.
At meeting OF the directors OF the joint compa-
MES hello in tnis city to-day, proposition was made
TO build the Mercer ana Somerset Railroad provided
the property holders along its line would subscribe
Sloo'ooo OF the stock THIS proposition was promptly
accepted by gentlemen representing large interests
along the proposed road who were present and the
building or the road Will be immeda lately commenced
Inc charter Tor this road was obtained from the
Legislature last winter and was introduced to head
on the National Air Line project. IL extends from
Trenton to Milestone.
The newly elected Common Council met to night,
but failed TO organize, there being tie between the
democrats and the republicans. An adjournment
was had TO Wednesday evening.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
ENGLAND.
The City of Boston.

LONDON April 18, 1870.
r. Is said the steamer City OF Boston will not be
posted at Lloyd's on the Loss Book for some weeks
Until she is SO posted the insurances are not pay
able.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
France Preparing to Cast the National
Vote on Magma Charta.
Spanish War News from Cuba
in Madrid.
GERMAN TRADE TO NEW ORLEANS.
Fatal Boiler Explosion and Fire
in Belgium.
FRANCE.

franchise Education for the People.
PARIS, April 1S, 1870.
1t is stated that on Monday next series Of public
meetings will commence at which the pleofscttum
10 to be discussed ana the people instructed in the
constitutional changes proposed
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

A.-NOt to be Detected.-The Hues Impaired
to gray heads by PHALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR are vivid az those OF nature and the
change not effected by disregard OF cleanliness ths
with other hair cooriug preparations tho yahA be-
ing cmincntly clean No sediment Sold by all druggslA
and fan eal
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

The Fifth regiment, General Bendix commanding,
paraded yesterday afternoon In honor OF the anui.
versary OF the birth OF jefferson.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

Mr. Jerome Buck was serenaded at his residence
in West Forty-ninth street, Saturday evening. by
his political friends. Mr.. Buck made fitting
response ana welcomed all to q well laid banquet
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

Dyspeptics, Mark This !-NOthIng Tones tho
system like iron nothing purhes the blood like sulphur In
every healthy persons organization iron Incorporated
Deprived this metallic constituent the digestive
and the secretvo cannot vigorously perform their
functions Supply the osa aItiicialy by taking
FORDS IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS The sulphur
will purge the vatve blood OF impurities the iron will
nvgorAtc the blood producing II the complexion
muddy saow It will be rendered fresh
These results guaranteed Sold by druggists
age IL powders sl packages 81 90 Mailed free Money
sen risk.
HALL RUCREL, Ns Greenwich street, NY
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
A.-Not 70 be Detected.-Th

A.-For Black Worms aud Pimpies ON tho
face PERRYS COMEDONE AND PIMPLE REMEDY.
Sold by all druggists. Depot ~ Bond street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
Fraternization.

The III feeling between the regular soldiers and
volunteers, mas in good part, subslded.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
GERMAN
Trade to New Orleans

Trade TO New Orleans.
LONDON, April 49, 1870.
Mr.. Laird has contracted to build two steamers
for the Hamburg and New Orleans line.