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The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

EN- THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
4 Robert Hill Deceased. In the Probate Court
County of Shasta, State of California.
John Schuler, Administr ator OF the Estate OF
Robert Hill, deceased, having presented and filed
petition praying for order to sell the interest
of said Estate in certain mining property, situate
in the county of Shasta, State of California, and
fully described in said petition on file.
1t is hereby ordered that all persons interested
in said Estate appear before the said Probate Court,
on Monday, the Goth day of November, A. d. 1871,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. at the Court room of said
Court, at the Court House in the town and county
of SHASTA State of California, to show cause if any
they have, why the order prayed for should not
be granted.
1t is further ordered that copy of this order be
published as required by law at least four success
sive weeks before said Goth day of November, :.
D., 1871, in the "SHAsTA COURIER" 4 newspaper
printed and published in the County and State
aforesaid
Dated Shasta, Oct. 16, A. D., 1871.
{. C. BUSH, Prooate Judge
Office of the County Clerk, County of Shasta,
State Of California
l. Grant l. Taggart, County Clerk ofthe cour-
ty of Shasta, State of California, and Elk offcio
Clerk of the Probate Court in an for said county
do hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
correct copy of an order duly made and Entered
upon the minutes of said Probate Court.
T.. s. Witness my hand and seal OF said
Probate Court this 18th day of October. a. D.,
1871.
By James Jones, Deputy.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
GILBERT'S SHASTA & RED BLUFF
EXPRESS.

GILBERTs SHASTA AND
EE2NSzA RED BLUFF EXPRESS, VIA.
Horsetown, Piety Hill. Eagle Greek, Janesvlile'
Roaring River, &C., will as follows
Arrive at Shasta on Monday, leave TUESDAY !;
arrive at Red Bluff on Thursday and leave on
Friday.
All orders accompanied with CASH will receive
prompt attention, Collections on the route
promptly attended to.
Feb. 18th, 1871.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
SHASTA COURIER.
INSURANCE.

Office of the Union Insurance Company,
Nos. 416 and AIS California Street.
San Francisco, Oct. 2lst, 1871.
The following is from the "Alta" of this
date and is correct:
"At meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Union Insurance Company, held
this afternoon, ain assessment OF forty-tlye
per cent was levied to repair the capital
stock, payable forthwith. This assessment,
being made in strict accordance with the
law, under the directions of the State In
surance Commissioner, and also agreeably
with the wishes of the directors and stock
holders of the Company, places the Union
in a position, not only to continue IN the
highest rank on this coast, but also to as
sumo distinguished place among Ameri-
can Insurance Companies.
A Grotefend & Co. are agents for the
Union Insurance Company at this piece.
SNAKES IN STAGE CoACH.-The
Los Angeles Star of the 10th says;
The attention of Mr.. Fall was attracted
yesterday, in the office of the Overland
Stage Company, by strange kissing and
rafting sound which emanated from a
small white pine box, which had been re-
ceived at the Office by the last stage from
some place in Santa Barbara county Ac-
companying the box was tear skin, and
both were directed to 'Dr Clark, care of
J. B. Mccoy, North San Diego" A close
examination of it revealed the fact that it
contained couple of well grown rattle
snakes. War was Immediately declared,
and, after receiving heavy reintorcements,
the occupants moved on the box, and, after
brief, but exciting struggle, succeeded
in decapitating their snakeships, one of
whom carried eig t, and the other seven
rattles. The most important question left
for settlement is the degree of culpability
which should attach to party who sends
poisonous reptiles as freight on passenger
coach, without informing the carrier of the
fact
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

THE State Teachers Institute viii con-
Yene in San Francisco next Wednesday.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Too HIGH PRIcED.-A party of sever
al gentlemen visited Sacramento on Mon
day, with view OF purchasing lands
within this county, belonging to the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad Co, and
returned the same day with lively and
somewhat astonishing flea in their ears.
The price Of these lands have adv 1anced
from 81 80 per acre, Gas saith the Rail-
road Company's advertisement,) to from
$40 to SIG. After much talk, the com
pany thought they might possibly be able
to dispose Of these lands at from 81 to SO
per acre. None of the party invested.
Indeed all familiar with the lands think
they should be held at 81 80 and from
that to S5-Butte Record.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Seventy vessels were captured by the
Alabama, thirty-six by the Florida, nine by
The Georgia, thirty-six by the Shenandoah,
thirty-four by the tenders, thirteen by the
Sumpter, twenty-nine by the Tallahassee
aud two by the Nashville The claims on
the captures of the four vessels first named
amount TO about Sl2, 100000,
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

WILL REsUME.-The following alver-
tisement appears in the San Francisco
papers:
The undersigned deems it proper to in
form his old clients that it is his intention
to resume the practice of law after the ex-
piration of his term of office, and to devote
his time and energies exclusively to his
profession. Fl. II. HAIGHT.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

so Bbls. Cube Sugar,
SO Bbls. q Crushed Sugar,
100 Bbls. 0 Crushed Sugar.
200 Bbs. Island Sugar,
so Bags Coffee,
100 Cases assorted Teas,
10 600 ib Shasta County Bacon,
100 Boxes Soap,
100 Dozen Porter,
40 Bbls. Whisky,
so Cases Bitters,
100 Boxes Candles,
200 Gallon Coal Oil,
100 Dozen Extracts,
1000 b Goldfish,
100 Kits Mackerel
2S Dozen Brooms,
Barley and Wheat,
And large variety of other Goods necessary to a
first class
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

1t is estimated that during the last five
centuries more than ESQ, 100000 worth of
real estate has been washed away from the
eastern coast of England by the encroach-
ments OF the sea. A number of villages
and towns which used to be set down on
the old maps have entirely disappeared.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Cars built in this country are now used
in Belgium, Denmark, London, Liverpool,
Glasgow, Birkenhead, and other cities in
Great Britain, in Australia, Brazil, Buenos
Ayres, Bolivia, Para, Pernambuca, Chill
and Peru.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Mortara, known as the baptized Jewish
child, lives as an eceesiastic in monas-
terry of Antwerp. He is said to favor the
dogmas of the infalibiity and secular
power of the Pope
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

The Examiner advises the Democracy
not to be discouraged but to ''pick their
fints and try it again" That's what S
the matter with the Species while the
rest of the world are making use of breech
leaders needle-guns and mitrailleiuses,
the Democracy are marching stif-legged
to battle with their laundering old flint
lock muskets-Oakland News.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Office of the Union Insurance Company
Nos. 416 and AIS California Street.
San Francisco, Oct 21st, 1871.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

ELECTIoNs To BE HELD.-The follow
ing named States hold elections on the
18th of November:
Maryland, election of Governor, State
officers, and Legislature Massachusetts,,
election of Governor and Legislature.
Minnesota, election of Governor, Stale
officers and Legislature. Mississippi, elee-
tion of Legislature. New Jersey, election
Of Governor and Legislature Illinois,
election of Congressman at large New
York, election Of State officers and Legis-
lature. Wisconsin, election Of Governor,
State officers, and Legislature Virginia,
Legislative elections
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

Alluding to the United States loan one o
the British papers says: "a COVER nmen
which has within five years redeemed
nearly five hund. ed million of the obliga-
tions created in the conduct of great
war, and which has at the same time large
ly cut down the fiscal burdens of the
people, stands in position which inves-
tors know how to appreciate."
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04
REDEMPTION NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that sealed propo-
Y sails, directed to the undersigned, for the
surrender of County Warrants, will be received nd
to the last day of the next regular meeting OF the
Board of Supervisors.
SAMUEL COOPER, Treasurer.
Shasta, Oct I, 1871.
The Shasta courier., 1871-11-04

The opinion is expressed by the New
York Evening Post Republican, that
Mississippi and Virginia ''are the most
peaceable and the best governed of the re-
constructed States.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
VOL. XXX..No' $500.
THE PARIS MOB.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE hD0i-''
GAGEMENT
-,. ,,,cropy FOR TUE GOVERNMENT
FIFTEEN THOUSAND lNSOh'hN-S lNSOis.,',,,,.a Avn,
PrusoNERs--THE DEATH OF iAV' ''''''0
DUvAL CONFIRMED
1oDnoy wednesday April 5. 1911.
r,o t,ro,cinc details have been received
-. bofne bcsOre Par:s Gen. Der
y. commanded the right wing OF tho Com
,.h ccn Flourcns in his rear as
90, Duval commanded the center and
-. t,o Ie1t wing The left and left center
-, more heavily in the engagement
sun sun .,o r'pbt but were protected in their
-. H''I NV the fire of the forts held by
~ S,,,o,,rists The Nationals were badly organized
ii gore Jon ont OF ammunition. Many tried TO return
pi but found the gates shut and men posted On the
,a,rsrts who sthreatened to shoot them If they at
,o,ted to regutor the city The contest atLe Bas Mcu
A. raid 70 have been exceedingly bloody, the 1rine
Of the batteries being very effective.
n Picard has Issued the following circular to the Pre-
feets:
,,oors have captured the redoabt at Chaton with 1000
noners Fiourens and Duyal are dead. and Henry Is
n-,orer Twenty-twO OF the Communists have resigned
and NJ Assy has been imprisoned by bis own followers
fhe Government happy to inform you oil TINS eohu!uoh
Of ef,irs which it has expected.
me nls special dispatch from Versailles states that
oo insurgents have been taken prisoners that Paris
q in consornatiou and that the people Of Versailles arc
srestly inflated against the insurgents The IeegrGPhs
sorrnoudent saws the First Prussian Army Corps has
beu ordered 10 hold itself ready TO march tO Paris.
lie Day Necs special says the Nationals attacked the
Government troops on Tuesday near Meudon, and sur
tered complete rout. Garibaldi declines the command
i the insurgents.
Tie insurgents have fortified Moulin and Saint Pierre
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
mr. STATE LEGISLATCRE.

,wrEDs TREACHEDY CoSsUNNATED-Hfs ELL
FOR THE ADMISSION OF FRAUDULENT VOTES
PASSED THROUGH TIE SENATE.
ALBANY, Apul 5-1be Senate this morning
passed Tseeds hil to restrictions from fraudu
i,1it voting iu tl, City Of NewYork This bin extends
h time OF reci rauOn the Friday and Saturday
precgs1g tle DAY OF election, and allows any pcSOn
calling himself legal 70 in his vote On the
day Of election without any registration whatever It
makes tie r. gisry lw absolutely worthless. The fact
IL SOW We established, and was freely confessed by
Senator Creamcr and others year ago. that Tanmany
uaCer any but the most stringent laws most sriugently
executed and does swell Tie majority az its caudl-
date in tie city Of NewYcTs y from 10000 10 tGC10
iel votes Tie present OF Mr.. Tweed, in VIC
lstUg bis agreement with the Republican Senators who
yOd ior h. Charter last Winter is conclusive proof that
TaTmauy cannot maintain its acerdaucy even in Now
N'k City, without the aid Of Illegal votes and false
counting. Tie bin passed by q etict party vote, aud
nov goes 10 the Assembly.
Tho bin to abolish tie Office Of Canal Superintendent
pa 5ed the Senate this morning ThCAssenby' amend
NE 10 the bills for the consolidation Of the debts Of
the City and County Of NcwYoik were concuTod in by
he Senate and those measures are now awaiting the
signature Of tle Governor. Tie Tax Levy two per cent
echeiue ia stM mOti0uicss n the Senate. Nothing has
yet been heard Of any substitute for IT, though Of course
something must be done
Considerable opposition made in the assembly TO
ar nt9n 70 print oud bind tie usual nuIlhcr Of copies
y We annual report OF the American institute. TAc
Ngl N's 'ie.t,d br the close vote OF % 70 81.
a. iHs i TO- peal tie charter Of the Delaware and Hud
I N'lI Coz paay receive its ouetus this evening at
- s nm, OF ,r weed. The hi had been fayorably re-
& &Esel rom me Railroad Committee and had been re-
Nfieo bac4 % that Committee & REPORT complete. on
no IoSl oi A. Weed Tie hil toiig rccOImite1 TO
t nriIt,.e by a vote Cf 70 % &c. The reception
az en we 9ll 1ct Wih In the House strongly supports
~, Al VAee@ mat II was dc signed merely 70 eXtCrt
uiah'F nom iIc Canal COMPANY
"a, - NETS Baekweps Island Bridge bin passed
-, nt.se.ilDy on Ile6day evening after several
a tt1 Sl-iehaileuts had been made 10 It, BY the
- 80 81 80. V.,eas county was required to take five per
sy1eJ - % s,o'A .. lhe Company, which might be con-
stueu 70 Moon $4,000. The Amendment fixed the
soog a ,, ely q 10000 and divided it pro rata
l ~, ~ oNI5 OF he county, in accordance with the
Th iiify "ys.d derive nom TIE bridge az follows
HsSoi i'aG gira,c5y y SSo; Newown e2ooOo; Flushing
s ml sIid, S6eJ0 snG Oyster Biy 81 OO This division
ms Improved by the authorities of lie county and
A. tne "ll conf npdratiycly mOblectiOnabIe Tie SEN
M 70 W enscd 10 concur in the above amendment
,ebsif - IN OF Conference has been appointed IN
:. 80 VI the b0use' Which will probably restore the bill
'''k'DAi ioI4n, or some shape still Worsa.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
TEITGKAPHIC NOTEM


The heaviest rain OF tho season prevailed yes
tcrlay Oa tbo PecGe coast .
"A northwest gale of unusual force prevailed
IN tho Ea.,ern States yesieraa!
The residence of Mortimer Cook at Topeka
Kspsss Nas hurled Tuesday te gil Po'h"i 10 nc names
The NJ l.. Conference OF the Wyoming District
in son Al Norwich Cloaaneo County y B@hop Jayie Psl
Venezuela is quiet. The political prisoners
Ven dining The se conflict have been released Gen kos b s'h
imI nsouei charge % oonsp ~, is,, l5tn.. .e 0
CDe,sds. with pAry Of Cubal, Is ttl IN 'urHooa'
In The Reformed Presbyterian Chqrch trla ,Ii 10
plnh tesy ne voe lay occupied IN hesnIg ne hon
1sT,i Brew yIesch tle raofs IL was ',ry DAh >"
r,,sc efort Juage Williams Wi charge the nf' tomorrow"
Timothy Lvnch, q young rough OF tast Dos
In a Police Station n lt'f'i ',- i.,t 40
tu sung arrest a mob Of Tuusbs aid'i lhh h'h tshY l'
% 10 pocun In vich latttT compelled :" ue " 'e
lofcbiC c-..... 90.
The PENNSYLVANIA Legislative Comlnlttee on d,
pe Cel Nine tonhc tna r-ot ytr1lAy enhgsg , n
,silrosl violating tLef fiafeis th
betvs.g Gul ne OreTai"f' me
eoJenEz co npronse propod b. the Pelhl Of VIC i'e ~
road , A.
Lopez Jordan's forces were hotly pursued aI5fSr f
tt.ird,,ei- ~ o laiilc q ineiDhb JI1-ua - I'm I
a.. and GmIcl.fi0u Sefc caplT1L i"r
,.1i .frr and nainbr on.CTs. haze t1I ici. ~
,. rel a. a. nd The Cori0vs exhibition has 't'h hle1
ni,elJ posipghea - ii
Theextra session oftle Meyican Congress rlosga
Harb d. T. pa.fo4 afta .ot y 81 iHpo me
,rf On Il Js fet a., .fe itef forrp vii fae re ~ HsII
IA 9. lie nIoi liaiyi 81 De- d! b" rn, eg ~ ,te
10 ~ .'H ton Tie tl, itierri go nf hNu'' ~. .
a., or w. yer been sd siosRaoss npo' " ~ ~
Je~1 ~.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

THE hUCEOUT TRIAL.

The evidence in tho trial OF Buclout, the
Sleepy Hollow murderer closed yesterday with rebut-
ting testimony to dslrovc the defense OF insanity James
s. Lee Timothy Dauucev, william Sherwood, j. H. New
man. Samuel Castle, Bemiah Horton, Caleb Horton, sy
veser Horton. iaGac 81 ti. ,0ah "rsss, Stephen Leg
pct David B. stephens ard john Kpp, all testified that
they had known Buck0ut for many years; tia! they saw
him at different times in the Fan OF 1909, and
raj. Charles Kendall ana Mrs. Cass were re-
called 0ud testified 70 their belief IN BuckOut's sanity.
Or Dr. John p. Grey superintendent Of The New-Y0rk
Lurate Asylum at Utica called FOR tho prosecution
but testified On crosse yamiuaOn, that tho facts as
rsprcented 10 him. Indicated mental disturbance, II not
positive insanity, Buc.Onts part Augustus x. Gar,
d.er prOfc Of Obste les in the New YORK Medical
College his belief that tho facts in the casc OF
EurtCu til not necessarily indicate insanity Mr. Nc
kcon Will begin his argument for the defense at a. H.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

The following is the report of the Commission of
Inauiry to Santo Domingo:
siR The Commits oners appointed pursuant to reso-
lotion OF Congress approved July a. ls TO Inquire into
The condition of the Dominican Republic have the honor
to submit the following report, answcrins In summary
way tle successive inquiries propounded ia the resou
lution referring 10 the accompanying testimony and
doeumenis and 10 the series Of scientific reports for
trller Information special subjects OF inquiry. The
resolution II as follows:
,,oire sHas and House c R'p ,s'niIi.s % n tnnsd
a.. ( 1,rla 10 foayiess asnHtd That the fIssdsn 81 s
% l,.t. b, sg.lsHlst sI9Sa' ,s tsahlstsss1 Aha As.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
ASSEMBLY.


The bill enlarging the powers of the Gas
Light Company Of Geddes and Syracuse which was lost
was reconsidered, amended and passed.
The report of the American Institute was received and
ordered TO be printed.
The bin amending tho charter of the Commonwealth
Life Insurance Company being put upon its passage Mr.
Little Ohm called attention to the fact that the bill
tatned the mOnstrOus provision that no stockhoder shall
he permitted TO sell his stock within six years. and not
then until 1t Is submitted to the Directors, who will have
OIL power over It, This bill, he said, deserved TO be
Kicked out OF the Chamber No such outrageous in-
fngement of tho rights OF the stOckholder and citizen
should be entertained here The bill then rejected
Yeas, Z Nays so.
The bill applying the provisions relative TO Savings
Banks OF New.1OTk and Kings County TO Savings Banks
in Queens County was passed Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The bill to amend the act regulating the sale
OF ofnoSicating liquors, passed April H. 1S7O reported
upon adversely aud the report agreed to- also, against
the bill relative to savings banks-repOr agreed to-
Mr. Flagg reported q complete bill repeating the
charter of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Mr. Weed protested against the reception of the report
as there had been meeting OF the committee on the
lil, and moved rat the bill DO recOmmited, which
carried. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
LEGISLATIVE PR0CEEnNGs

NJ, SENATE. ALBANY, April 8. 1871.
,. DIE were passed, providing for filing the
"a, isIo' ADJOINING FOdItbaye, Brooklyn relative 10
a. o""ha' Canal Brooklyn providing Tor opening
=, improving new roads and avenues and .I0sing old
siI+ys ~ ihc tOwn Of FatbDsh, Kisgs County; pro-
HeaiI 1 M sne Incorporation ana regulation 0I Luo,
fa.,-, al casually Insurance C0InpIIitf McOrpD-
Nautilus Club 81 New York; 10 amend TIE act
Yclk " ''"''VLs III TIE CIty ana County ~ New
,at % DI Iepealng the act requiring theaieFs &C. 10
Ee,e 'e1sts' was put upon IT, pssac, and rrccted.
n, n EYEEING SESSION.
N''"''i Introduced - BIZ fOr t,ie better regulation
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
TuEsATLANTIC CABLES.

DONDON, We0HtsIay, AITII . III
The steamer Scanderia, Capt Halpin, late
commander Of the Great Eastern, leaves England early
In Nav TO repair the AngO-American Cables. with the
fgyora Bile weather that may be expected ater reaching
the locality Of the breaks there Will probably De no d
Guilty i'm cectng immediate repair us INC ialuls are
Culy in a depth OF 100 fdthOms. -,
London Is in communication win singapore,
from which point the cable TO Hong Kong Will DC lad
ut xt month an iTOIn Hong Kong 70 Shanghai IN June
Tie Singapore and Australian Cable WIl DC Aid IA No
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

TIE VERSAILLES BATTERIES BoNBARDING lHE
INsURGENr POSITIONS.

INsURGENr POSITIONS.
PARIS, Wednesday, April g. lS7i.
The Versailles troops still hold the hiohts Of
na.ilou, whence they are bombaIding IssT, Nauyres
sud Mcrdor Toe Commune continues TO scndTtinl,rc
toents 20 lhc Nationals oUtsdc the walls
The Coumuuo ths morning issued another proela'na-
ton saving taat SPEEDY triumph is promised over the
rovollsts who have a eraced France 10y their
mode Of warflre Tie charged with shooting prs-
oncrs and numbering he wounded on the field OF battle
Tho bat Lions Of tle National Guard will be reorgar-
ICED and their Iay increased. The proclamation con
elud.s by orr ring all unmarried men into the ranks
grand lcvcw Is announced for the 7tl inst in tho
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
THE MISSISSIPPI KU-RLUX.
GOV. ALCoBNs STATEMENTS OFFICIALLY DIS
PROVED.


PROVED.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following dis-
patches were read, today by Representative Barry Of
mississippi, IN tie cOurse Of his epeech
JACKSON, April 1871.
Hon A. United States Sr1e c-d Hon G. L. HArsis J. L.
NARPHIs, " W. BARkY g. c. AchBE and h. W. PIERCE Mem
bsTs Of (1e H0us.
CeyrtNRN ne shoa bed led stry ~ the rt
@ peIsd Nos.heu papers he niora of
oue parties and BY Oihf MISREPRESENTATION feel duty
Governor Of this Sae 10 bring under your kuoWe
hs following fs0 have before the Official returns,
furnished By TIE Auo Of Puhc Accounts o the inquest claims
telte and allowed Mississippi for he last two yctis for ~ months
Of military government elg MARCH, 1910 they number b for u
months Of civil goemgat eng March l5 they rumbeI precisely Tie
As on The whole th including the transition In the popular
mind from law The civil has teen 1 successful the
under comparison tie m1rlcrI thus shown &
ow UC!er military 4lg whereas the under
evil but H. thus the mil tsry ral5
goes increase crime which points to to PRESUMPTION
that II wguh lea anarchy The civil rule IN decrease 81
cne which points 10 tie presumption ta II Sil lead ~ s1solue
repose. sPeaS JI only D.. own state
j. AIooRy, Governor Of M"sdPpi.
JACKsOS AlrIJ ldil.
The Arlor led from March 1862 March
$50 and o3 Killed March 1870 to ~ u, 1871 Report Of In
known has been killed since Jan. T. la
oye by the Aultor National troops snt to Meridian tie
JAcK3oS April
To ne Ton. 4. twRs U7rff sat. S-rs
All IS books tiI last three monl'jaiarT III IehutrT,
Il; March o. Aur states Vt least Is Killed IN March no1
Taese two dispatches are signed by four member OF
Tho LEGISLATURE.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06

TERRIBLE HURRICANE AT MOUNT wAsHINGToN.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, April 5-12 m.-Bar-
oneter 2927. change since p. M, April 4, minus 49,
Thermometer 4, change minus 16. Relative humidity
49, Wind s. W. Velocity, CO miles per hour. terrible
e5utlyest storm has been raging here sncc o'clock
This morning the velocity OF the wind exceeding al ues
jo miles am hour AZ O'Clock ii blew at the rate o 81
miles an hour and the bOmbardmcnJ Ny lce DCb tlIO"h
. -siust the building terrible.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
THE JOINT HIGH CoNMISIoN
ITS LABoRS NEARLY COMPLETED.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l
NAsHNGToN. "Wednesday, April I,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, April 4, 1871.
1t is stated tonight, on well informed au-
thority that tho labors Of the Joint High Commission
will be finished in fortnight from the present time and
that the treaty which viii be the basis Of settlement OF
all points Of difference between the countries, viii
be ready to submit TO the Senate at that time. IL is not
improbable that the Senate viii be in session two weeks
hence and that the treaty will be considered before the
adjournment. Gen. Schcnck has lately expressed the
opinion that tho work OF the Commission will be finished
IN time for him TO sail for England before the fret OF
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
prnsoNALrLEs-RY rELEGRAPH.

IA report is current in Chicago of the death OF
Bid. IA Young fa Lake City.
Father Taylor the venerable minister OF the
seStlsls' Iehcl in Boston diei yesterday, aged a.
William f. Hughes, President of the Pmladei-
mi, Ctr bsnE. t1l eay lie leaves tori He OF stOl0
ie.- n be Aa H ivs gnel mondIlent oi hf
New-York tribune., 1871-04-06
RuLorF AGAIN SENTENCED TO Pc HANGED.

ELmRA, April 5-Edward II. Rulof, the
murderer Of the clerk Mo1ick, Mt Binsaamton, was
brought here today to be resoncnccd by the Supreme
Court IN session here in pursuance Of The recent Judg-
lnent of Court of Appeals He Was sCnteneeu 70 W
executed at BinglautOU. Thursday, the Ian DAY Ol
.Y NOS Et