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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-23
VHE BALTIMORE PARLOR QUEEN
S. B. SEXTON'S
New Patented Self-Feeding Base Burning
FARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.

S. B. SEXTON'S
New Patented Self-Feeding Base burning
FARLOR FIRE PLACE STOVE.
Mr. S. B. Sexton is tho original inventor of tho
Illuminating Baltimore Fire Place Heaters
His several succeeding patents have been i'm
provements until this last is thesuperior of them
all. 1t e1ces all the popular Fire Place Stoves
in beauty of finish, tasteful carving, and in heat
ing power. 1t is the result of twenty-five years
practical experience in invcntlng and manufac-
turing Fire Place Stoves, and combines all the;
Improvements Of our former Stoves with addi-
tional improvements made this present season
This Stove is decided success. Several hun.
drod of them were put up in dwellings during
the latter part Of the Fall and during the Win
ter, and we have received many testimonials
giving them the highest praise for powerful
heating capacity and economy in the eonsump
THE DINING ROOM QUEEN.-We have
added new Fire Place Stove to our list this
season. This Stove is suitable for dining rooms
It is very ornamental and would answer for par
lors also 1t has the convenience of large ove en-,
which can be used for warming plates, and heat
ing irons, as we'll as baking and boiling. ~.
We also manufacture the BALTIMORE
PARLOR HEATERS, which arc Top Feeding
and Self. Feeding Stove. They are beautifully
finished and of great heating power.
I For sale, wholesale and retail by ..
. S. B. SEXTON & CO.,
Ill West Lombard St, Baltimore.
For sale in Alexandria by
jy 3l-3m THOS. HOY.
A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Alexandria Water Company will be held at
their office, No. Is Prince street, on MONDAY,
the 9Th of November 1871, at II o clock a. m
..... T. D. FENDALL, :
oct I9-eo2w Treasurer.
r ANE'S GRATED BLACKING-Kcep
IL moist longer, makes q better polish and
gives better satisfaction thanany other Backing
For sale BY the -
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
% No. il north Royal street,
oct 10 .-.. - Alexandria, va.
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THE GAZETTE.
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER %.
EXCHANGING WEDDING GIFTS FOR Stoves

EXCHANGING WEDDING GIFTS FOR STOVES.
The son of Mayor Mason, of Chicago, IS
worthy of Chicago and. OF his large-hearted
sire. On Saturday he was IN Troy, buying
stoves. 'He is young man, says the Troy
Times, land had just commenced business ilfe
Married little over year ago, he was cstab,,
lishcd III a prosperous stove trade! ana ha9
inst completed a new house for himself and
wife. Everything was swept away, except his
wedding presents, which were at the house of
his father. This house was saved. The fires
were hardly extinguished before young Mason
gathered these presents together and started
for New York He sold them to Tiffany Il 20.
for 5000. With this money he will now re-
establish himself, opening stove store for the
time being in the basement of. his father S ele-
CANT residence. A carload of stoves was ship
ped to him on Saturday. The young man
Shows the real Chicago pluck.
STocK SALES. The sale of horses and cat
tie, in Hamilton, on Tuesd-y last, we think,
from the amount offered and sold, argues con-
clusively that our people are not only ready but
anxious to make these public auctions per
manent institution IN this county. The ideas
of the sellers and buyers seemed much nearer
together than at the previous sale, the farmers
seeming to realize that when hay Is bringing
$40 per ton, it will not pay to keep Improbable
stock, through the winter, but better sell at
reduced prices.
From the Secrctary's books We learn that
over eighteen hundred dollars worth OF stock,
&C., was sold, besides a good many private
sales, of which no report was made. -LOmt0un
Enterprise.
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GO~NorIcE. The Superintendent of the diff
fcrcnt Wards md Townships arc notified to meet
Mt the office OF S. c. Ncalc, on Monday evening
next, the 23d inst, Mt s clock, for the purpose
of inauguratng measures for vigorous canvass.
oct l9-4t JNO. g. SHOOT, County Supt.
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TRIM NJ n G. s q.

Vclvctecn Ribbon, now article, much used
for trimming dresses, SC.
Black Vclvetccn, Brown Vclvctocn and Grim
son Velvoteen, for Dresses, Clocks, or cut IN
any quantity for Trimmings
Silk Dress Buttons to suit the now style Dress
Goods.
Velvet Buttons, in various shades, with great
variety Of new goods, ut
ROBT L. WOODS,
oct IS No G2 King street,
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RAILROADS..
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
w GEORGETOWN K. K.
~ % a:zzs g

WINTER SCHEDULE FOX THE
DEPARTURE OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, October g. 1871,
through Mail Trains leave Washington, from
Mary land avenue depot, at ITO 3. M and 6 p: M,
for iynchburg and intermediate stations, Sun
days included Leave Alexandria, from Duke
and Henry streets, at $40 q m. and $50 P: m.
from Lynchburg and intermediate stations, Sun.
days included, connecting with the morning and
CIV ening trains for Baltimore Philadelphia and
New York.
Local Passenger Trains leave Washington,
from Maryland Avenue Depot at i:l5 $50,
and II a. m. and LOO, $3.50, $50 and no p. M
Leave Alexandria, from the corner Of Duke and
Henry streets, at AS a m, and $50 p. H., and
from the corner Of King and ST. Asaph etreetS
at 6, s and 10 a. m, and at 1880, 2:50 and pm
Local Sunday Trains leave Alexandra, from
the corner of Duke and Henry strccts Mt 4:45 "A
10. and 800 p. m Leave Washington, froih
Maryland ave depot at $50 a, N. and 10 p.
GN~The 7:l5 b. m. and $50 p IN. local trains
from Washington connect with the morning and
evening trains ofthe w. & o. r. K. for Lccsburg
and Hamilton The o. m. and $50 p. M. local
trains from Alexandria connect with the morn
ing and evening trains OF the ". & o. K. r.
from Lcesburg and Hamilton.
Through tickets can be procured at the Office
Of the Company, corner Of 9th street and Mary
land avenue Washington, and baggage checked
through o. A. STEVENS, Con Supt.
w. j. PHELPS, Gen. Manager. oct 2l-t
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OFFICE POTOMAC FERRY CO.,
" Washington, February 10, 1871.
Steamers of the Potomac Ferry Company will
make their hourly trips between AL rT-A
exandria and Washington rs follows: .Esssss sS
Every hour, from q. m, from each city.
Last trip at o. m. from each city.
The steamer WAWASET will make two
trips week 20 Currioman, Cone river and inter-
mediate landings on the Potomac leaving
Washington on TUESDAY for Currioman and
on FRIDAY for Cone river, at 6 a M, and
Alexandria at I u. m.
S. S. HOWISON,
aug l2-tf President Potomac Ferry Co.
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pRESS TRIMMINGS!
ii Il

nRESS TRIMMINGS! .
CLOAK TRIMMINGS
In great variety, consisting in part Of genuine
Guiphurc and Imitation LAccs, Plain and Fancy
Vels etecns, all colo-s, Black and Colorcd Velvet
Ribbons, sll numbers Silk and Fancy Buttons
Fringcs Silk and Sntins, &c, to be sold ut the
very lowest price g. G.. BERRY.
oct 10 - King street.
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WASHINGTON s. OHIO RAILROAD
LIZ M u

~ 1Es sE ~ u -;
On and after MONDAY, October %, 1871,
TWO TRAINS on this road will be run rs fol
lows:
MAIL TRAIN will leave Alexandria daily
except Sunday, at S.45 a. m; pass Lecsburg ut
1925 a. m, and arrive Mt Hamilton at II n. III.
Leave Hamilton at u 80 p. m; pass Leesburg
at LIZ p. m, and arrive at Alexandria at 3.O5
p. m.
exandra daily, except Sunday, at 4. ~ pm, nr
rive at Leesburg at &. 80 p. IN
Leave Lecsburg at n m. arrive at Alexan-
dria at sos a. III.
The Mail Train makes close connection Mt
Hamilton with kcmp's line Of Stages to and
from Winchester; also at Lccsburg with R"am
cr's line of Coaches for Aide and Middehurg.
Regular fare, 4 cts. per III lie
COlnmus atiOn tickets. cts. per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
R. II. HAVENNER,
oc4-tf General Ticket Agcn;
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BOOTS IND SHOES,

NOTICE:
The citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity are
respectfully informed by the undersigned that
he has now on hand n very large and we'll Sc
lected stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
which cannot BIO surpassed hero or elsewhere,
and which will be sold ut very low prices. My
stock consists in part of Ladies and Gcntlcmen's
Caters and Boots,
Bnlmoruls and Cutters Slippers, Prince Albcrts,
NJ. A. Fancy and Plain Slippers
Also worry large assortment of Misses and
Chidrcn's Buttoned and Plain Gaitcrs,
Dress and Undrcss Morocco
Balmorals.
Also Boys and Youths BOOTS and SHOES
of every variety and style. Also the justly eel
cbratcd CHAMPION SHOE, tho best Planter
Shoe ever invented
G:Es"His stock of BOOTS and SHOES of his
OWN MAKE is unexceled by any other es-
adjustment in this city.
Come, one and all, to No. 96 King street. AL
exandria Va, sign of the "Opera and Golden
Boots" and directly opposite the new Sarcpta
Hall .-. ......
N. BAH kinds of Ladies' and Gentlemen
Repairing neatly done, and charges very mod
crate. r. FAFF,
oct GIN IS ki9g street:
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r A IE 8.

DECEIV WE'D AND FOR ga l. K
FRENCH's
THE COUNCILMAN, daily edition, with n
verbatim report of the proceedings of tho Epis-
copal Convention, now in session in Baltimore.
This is the official paper of the Convention, and
tho only one containing a full ard accurate nc
count Of its proceedings Price ~ cents. Com
plote sets on hand.
CHATTERBOX for 1871 complete and hand
POETICAL WORKS OF DRYDEN, AL
GOLD DUST, for the identifying of lives and
homes, by Brick Porncroy; $50.
BRICK DUST remedy for the blues, and q
something for people to talk about, by Brick
1 oUR FA ii: HOUSE, or the Unwrittcn
Word, by Rev. Daniel March, DID,, author Of
Might Scenes in the Bible;" splendidly illus
trated l volume; $3:75
SEED TIME AND HARVEST, or During
my Apprenticeship translated from the Ger
man Of Fritz Reuter- paper covers, 81; bound,
NEW BOOKS daily.
UNDERWEAR
Scotch Wool and Merino Vests for gentlemen
all sizes. .. -. ....
Ladies Merino Vests and Drawers
Misses and Boys Vests.
A fine line Of those stout, iron frame White
Cotton Hose, both for ladies and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose, OF superior
quality, for the fall and winter
Children's Fancy Wool Hose
Also, Caters, white and colored.
Fall colors in superior Kid Gloves; Silk,
Buck and other lined Gloves. Just received.
sep 80 ). NJ SIZE W All.
FRENCH CHINA.
A fine assortment Of TEA and DINNER
SETS, of various patterns, among them the new
Moss Rose pattern Also VASES in great
variety, Fancy Mugs, Coffee, Tete-a-Tete Sets,
Cologne Sets &C., at very low prices, at IS King
street Loot 7-eo3m] E. J. MILLER.
CCISSORS! CUTLERYt
Rodgers Scissors; another supply, received,
also Table and Pocket Cutlery, wholesale and
retail at JAS. F. CARL1N s. SONS,
oct IS 6 King street
NATTANS' WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
~ FOR THE HAIR, and HORIZONS UN-
FAILING CURE FOR AGUE and FEVER,
for sale by WAKEFIELD s. HALL,
; oct 10 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets,
lust RECEITED-A full stock Of TEAS Of
y the seasons of 1870 and 1871 by
CHINESE TEA COMPANY,
- No. II North Royal street,
oct 10 Alexandria, Va.
DATENT CARPET STRETCHER AND
L TACK DRIVER for sale at 147 King st.
oct 20 w. F. BROOkES
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beautiful BERLIN CLOAkS.

1 have just opened lot Of very, beautiful
arc lust opened, having been ordered by New
York House only four weeks since by telegraph,
from the city of Berlin. They are new styles
and beautifully trimmed.
oct ~ j. NJ. STEWART
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MPO RTED LILO 10 RS.

IMPORTED LILO U ORS.
Coral Island Scotch Whiskey.
Old Fine French Brandy.
Old a. Scignette French Brandy.
Old Medar Swan Holland Gin.
Old Jamaica Rum, together with many other
imported brands
Parties wishing pure Imported and Domestic
Liquors. can obtain the same with tho quality
guaranteed, from
GEO McBURNEY s. son,
oct Is lGG and ITO King street
CPICESl SPICES!
We have just received large lot OF SPICES,
&c, consisting in part of Cloves, Nutm!egs
Green Ginger, Wholca and Ground Pepper, Mus,
tard, Ais pcc, Mace, Cinnamon, Whit: and
Black Mustard Seed, Celery Seed, Turmcric, &c
COOK s. CREIGHTON,
oA5 l07 King street.
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LIFEENSURANCEC CO. OF VIRGINIA
CAPITAL 100000.

LIFEENSURANCEC CO. OF VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL 100000.
a. G. McIlwane, President.
Darcy Paul, | v;oo p;,.
ID. 8. Tenant, ! '1' 1 ''S'0e'~
5. B. Paul Secretary.
D. p. ,Fackler Consulting Actuary
DR.. d. w. Lassiter, Nod;oo, D;roo,ors
DIR. James Dunn, 4'Aou''"' D''''''''
John +. Lay and John B. Wilson, General
Agents, and Secretaries of Richmond Board.
HOME OFFICE, PETERSBURG, VA.
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
This is q HOME" institution and invests at
rcecrvo from premiums in the State and within
the limits of tho department. from which it is de-
rived 800
We invite examination and solicit investment
in this solvent homo institution, with names and
capital commanding confidence
NJ. II. G. WILLIS,
Con. Agt. for Alex. and adjoining counties
Office No south Royal street.
BEDFORD BROWN M. D., Med. E1. sep s-3m
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FOR NT-WAREHOUSE No. Is King
II street. Apply next door to
THOMAS PERRY,
aug Is II King street
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HOME OFFICE, PETERSBURG, VA,
With Local Boards in Richmond and Norfolk.
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FOR S.aLE OR RENT.
VITY HOTEL PROPERTY FOR rem:

This valuable and extensive property binding
on Royal, Cameron and Pitt streets, will be for
ront from the first day of January next The
stables will be rented separately. Apply to
oct9 ..0, VIM. IL. IRWIN.
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nor RENT-The SPOKE FACTORY Oh
Z Water street, opposite the Jameson
Bakery, formerly occupied by james y. Yer
Plank. Inquire Of GEO. E. FRENCH, NO.
95 King street. sep 2l-1ma
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
RUSSIA AND GERMANY.
Bitter Attacks Of the Russian Press on the Ger
man eovernment-Prince Bismarck Charged
with Ingratitude and Bad Faith.
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, sept Is, 1871.
The Russian press has not ceased commenting on
the Eastern Conference and the attitude OF Germany
and Austria Indeed, the recent revelations with re-
gard to tho secret understanding that existed be-
tween Russia and Prussia az the beginning OF the
Franco-German war have called forth very bitter
attacks on the part of the ST. Petersburg and Moscow
papers, which charge Bismarck and the Prussian
government with bad faith and ingratltude.
They represent the Russian policy as prudent and
concatory, and therefore, not calculated to provoke
the aDprehensons which Austria and Prussia appear
to manifest Ru sa, says one semi-ofclal paper, Is
not opposed to German unity. but has on the con-
trary favored 1t. The tone OF the st. Petersburg
journals certainly rejects the opinion OF the Imperial
government
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
THE ENFORCEMENT ACT.
| Trial of North Carolina Radicals for Viola
| tiOn Of the Enforcement Laws.

Triul of North Carolina Radicals for Viola
tiOn Of tue Enforcement Laws.
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. Is, 1871.
After preliminary business to-day a jury was
drawn in an hour aud the prisoners put on trial.
The following Is the bill OF indctment:-
The juror, of the United America within and for
the SAID asTG s Snh dps. A. sn",
sSssssr sss sSS. p.ya %'T MsGH bsf
fortune William As.anaer and BaT,Sp % IS q. with
S in sna ia s s D% the @
soSsps eaS %
Justice Of said county OF sgnr u s Ts and o ynn
amen %emef Of the House REPRESENTATIVE the Congress-
s s.,f: .n a"s .
f'
s 1 /" sss he and
os 90
upon the day and year aforesaid in said and
; fra he county %s Of T., dr.
@ sS @ to
s q e seGp @ .' mt 90 s ct House,
, Of the Ss being G the Dersea
s" the said H. Justin hayins been at !he ana
For SAID member support advocate his ecc,ioa
as aforesaid contrary the form OF the statute in such
provided and against the peace and dignity of the
TnlnD the jurors upon their oath
aforesaid do further present that aerward to wit,
the ay and year aforesaid In said county and
district, the said r. A. shotwcll and Other named
defendants with said other persons to the jurors
unknown conspe together by intimidation To hinder the
execution ot law Of The United States - to say, the
execution entitled "An act to enforce the rights O
citizens United States to vote in tue several states OF
the Union and other purposes" which approved
May 81 1870 contrary the form o the statute In such case
provided and against the and dignity OF ts
United states.
A note prosseIui was entered as to the defend
ants Alexander ana Egcrten. Fortune and Moore
mitted Some eight Witnesses were then
examined, including Justice, making out u
strong case against the defendants the
Court adjourned I'LL ten tomorrow. The counsel
for The pr hardly cr0ss.questioncd witncSs
Their line OF defence IL not yet developed. The trial
VIII last two days YET
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
APPALLING CALAMITY.
Sinking of the Orange COaln-
try of Florida.
The Land Of Flowers sappearing-Forests
Dwellings, and People Engulphed-Fur-
ther Danger Apprehended.

WASHINGTON. d. G., Sept. 18, 1871.
Information has been received here from Palatka,
Fla to the effect that large portion of the orange
country has been changed into lake, and that
HOUSES AND PEOPLE HAVE BEEN ENGULFED.
The gentlehan furnishing the Information states
that while on his way IRON Orlando to Millonvile,
on horseback, he noticed that his horse commenced
begging and as he proceeded from the sounds
heard i'll the rear, he became alarmed
The begging grew worse as he progressed, until
he had to dsmOunt The sounds in his rear in.
creased moro and more, ard became more ana more
alarming and the route IN front more bog9y. At
last after great exerlions, both he and his horse
reached solid ground. Turning 10 examine into the
cause Of those fearful sounds LII his rear he tie
most
TERRIFIC AND APPALLING SIGHTS.
The first thing that attracted attention was that
the trees were moving, first giratOry motion Of
the top, then some sinking gradually out of sight,
the tops revolving more and more rapidly it sunk
and disappeared others following, and as they fell
revolving and describing arcs OF a circle against the
sky. Then the whole earth, as far as the eye could
reach. sinking and its place supplied by
. SEA OF wArEss,
rushing seething, boiling, with the noise of mighty
cataracts casting to the surface the roots, tops or
bodies OF pines and oak
1t Is well known that large portion Of
Florida Is of comparatively recent formation;
that 1t has for basis coral and rotten rock; that
many OF the rivers and lakes have subterra.
mean channels and outlets, and that there
are many what are called 'me slnksr
The late heavy and long continued rains, by which
the earth has been thoroughly saturated and the
subterranean channels swollen, are calculated TO
produce subterranean changes. IL IL not mpossi-
bic nor improbable that there Is truth In the story.
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMaNT. J
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsuIN0rON, ID. G., sept. ID A. NJ.

4
WAsHINGrON. d. G., sept. l9-l A. NJ.
Synopsis for The Past T,centy-foU' Hours.
Tha high barometer which was sunday night cen.
trail In western Pennsylvania, has extended south
westward TO the middle Atlantic coast and fallen
somewhat. small area OF low pressure has
passed from Minnesota over Lake Michigan
and ,s now central between Huron and Ontario.
The pressure has risen again from Kansas north.
wards. Clear weather has prevailed on the Atlantic
coast. excepting the clOudlness IN North Carolina.
Local rams are reported from immediate Gulf coast,
and brisk winds have prevailed for short time on
the upper lakes. Dut nave now moderated. The
northerly winds on the Middle Atlantic and
the lower lakes have veered to southwest.
Threatening weather, with light rains, has generally
accompanied the low pressure on Lakes Superior
and Michigan, but clear weather Is reported from
Erie and Ontario, with cloudy weather In the OHIO
Valley.
Probabilities.
The barometer viii probably ial Slightly over me
Middle and Eastern States but no serious disturb
ance Is apprehended. Brisk winds Oh Lake ontario
VIII probably abate on Tuesday morning. Rlsihs
barometer and clear weather are Indicated ior Tue
northwest ana the upper lakes partially CLOUDY an"
pleasant weather for the Gull and southern S'a'es'
with local rains on the latter coasts
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
GREAT FIRE I'M NEVADA,
The Town of PiochC De-
s,trOyed.

OGDEN, Mo-, Sept. IS, 1871.
terrible fire occurred at Pioche, New. on Satur-
day night las by which nearly the whole town,
including every store, was destroyed
SIX LIVES WERE LOST
by the explosion OF 800 kegs Of gunpowder
In the cellar OF Tcsenthal & Co.'s establish
ment. AS may well be supposed the ex-
poson was terrific, carrying death ana de.
stluction on every side. NO such disaster as This
ever before occurred among the mountains and the
entire immunity from accident which the citizens OF
Pocne had so long enjoyed rendered them indiner-
ent to danger, and hence such large amount or
powder had been suffered TO be stored in the heart
of the business portion OF the place. Every build
ing In the vicinity was hurled to the ground, and
burning timbers were sent flying through the air
hundreds OF yards, spreading the danes in every
direction Most OF the buildings being of wood and
very combustble, easily ignited and were soon
destroyed. The loss Is fully
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
on which there Is no insurance. This Is a severe
blow to the prosperity Of the place, and the mis-.
fortune Is greatly aggravated by the fact that the
winter season will set In before can be rebuilt
sufficient for the business requirements OF the coun
try or even the necessary protection Of the citizens
against the inclement season which IS so close upon
them.
LIST or THE VICTIMS.
The persons killed were:-Jeremiah Kirby, James
ACnew, John sand, Tom Todds Mike Sheenan aud
one other who is burned past recognition.
A large number OF persons were wounded, incud.
ing:-H. D. BEEN, John Cullen, Harvey Rice, James
walters, Bartholomew Noonan, John Farley, Robert
watts Archy Mui Kean, John Daken, Charles vii.
llams, Miller Quillan VIM. Ryan, David Nage, Miss
Gary French, Charlie Rosesticn, Phll Richards,
VIM. II. King, II. G. Tobler, Robert shannon, David
Noonan, John Dougherty, Miss Harschan, Miss Fay.
A. Rooney, Fred HasSin VIM. stevens, Thomas
Kendall chris Schittze, W. 8. Cotton and Dennis
sullivan all of whom are either injured by falling
rocks, Jared by the concusson or burned. Many
OF the wounded Will die.
Plocho ls the most important mining camp in Ne
vada. It had two banks, thirty stores and $500 in.
habItants. II was great trading post for miners,
and transacted large business with the surround
ing country stocks of goods can easily he replaced,
put II feared that considerable suffering will ensue
belore new supplies reach theul
The New York herald., 1871-09-19
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

MADRID, Sept. Is, 1871.
The hnpa,ctal (newspaper) Of to-day advocates an
increase Of the Spanish revenue by the imposition
Of an income tax.
The success OF the new loan has surpassed the
most sanguine expectations Nearly seven times
the amount to be taken by the government about
$780, 600, ,00O has been subscribed The T0rrilla MIN
istry comtnand the confidence OF all classes, while
the popularity OF the King is still on the increase.
Senior CASTELAR, has, in the name Of the republican
party, declared not TO oppose the Cabinet of Senior
TOrilla.