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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-12-23

fINHE SOUTHERN AssOCIATION.-RAF-
Il FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phaps of the Southern States.
DIsrRIBUTIoS No 7Os. EVENING. Dec %
As 81 2 20 26 IS AZ 81 "a 40 81 ~
DISTRIBUTION NO. 7O9 MORNING, Dec. %
So SO Ga rs 40 81 SO IL 6s IA 20 "A
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 2sd
dav of December, 1871
SIMMONS & CO., co TOMPKINS.
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur
chased from Captain w. 1. DABNEY at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
lTED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia.
In the matter of Edmund f. Rose, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
Eastern District Of Virqiaid.s
1t is ordered that the third general meeting of
the creditors of said bankrupt, for the purpSse 5
specified in the 2sth section of the act of Con.
gress entitled IAN act to establish a uniform sys-
TEN of bankruptcy throughout the United
States" approved March I'd, 1867, be held at
Alexandria, in said District, at the office of Ly-
sander Hill, ESD, register in bankruptcy, on the
30th day OF December, 1871, at o'clock A. M.
Given under my hand at Alexandria, Va, this
| 9th day of December, 1871.
LYSANDER HILL,
de s-f2w Register in Bankruptcy.
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Tol Wab ID 81 Tol, Peo War I'd 1bA
Tol Wab equip BIDS. a.. BSX York Haven 6's 100
To Wab cons 8lx Bos Hart q Erie gd... 3yh
CT West Isl 1888 91N Cedar Nina lst eSH


THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-Manhattan, las; Merchants, III; Mechan-
ics, 1872; Union, 1856; America, 14SI City, 22S;
Tradesmen's. 16l; Mechanics and Traders. $50;
GalatIn National, 1861 Merchants Exchange. o9h;
Leather Manufacturers. 1856; Seventh Ward. loe;
State Of New York, Ill; Commerce. 49, Mercantile.
127K; American Exchange, Il6K; Bank OF the Re-
public, l13; Bank OF North America, 1o6; Hanover,
lo5x; Metropolitan, l39k; East River ll2; Market,
124; Nassau, 10s; Corn Exchange. 124: Continental
sek; Marine, 1876; Importers and Traders, 1888;
Park, l57; Manufacturers and Merchants, lO1; New
York National Exchange 100; Central National 1867
Second National, 1sO; Fourth National ia; Ninth
National, lit; Gold Exchange, 10; Bankers and
Brokers' Association 90.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY.
Stocks were dull ana steady outside OF Panama,
Pacific Mail, Northwestern, Union Pacific and Read
ing. The rise in Pacific Mail was fully n per cent.
sales occurring at 52h toward the cose OF dealings
In the Board. The reaction in Reading was a very
natural consequence OF the dissipation Of the furry
IN the Philadelphia money market. The Northwest
common shares were at first heavy upon
the circulation Of the pamphlet copies OF the annual
report, but suddenly recovered firmness and ad-
vanced TO 7Ox-the preferred shares not being per-
cepttbly affected. Panama is making q strong bid
for the position of an active speciality and rapidly
advanced from 90 TO 88. Otherwise the list under.
went slight ebb movement in the morning, only to
recover the original figures later in the day.
HIGHEST And LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and lowest
a 3n~t,,t t1,a Aav.
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.

NEW ORLEANS, August Is, 1871
Cotton quiet bu. firm mIddlngs, l6sc. l7c. Net
cepts, gross 6ei ExportsTo Great Britain, 1920
coastwse, go. Sales. 100 Stock, 32A2
SAVANNAH, August IL, 1871.
Cotton dull; midd!ings, 17c. nAc. Net receipts, 3d.
Exports coastwise, A5. Sales 20 Stock, 77s
LOUISVILLE, August IL, 1871.
Tobaccosales 30 hhds; lugs IS 75as % common to
medium leaf So rs 80 75; good TO fine leaf, $l2 $O
CLEVELAND, August ID, 1871
Petroleum duh and heavy crude, 80 30; refined &c
2219c, car lots. , .. 90 ,s,,
rmcr and higher Tor future delivery No. spring. 81 05
cash 81 ON seller August ia the ae quiet hut firm
81 o. seller August a9c 99yc, seller September. Corn
and lower No. mixed 45o cash Ac seller August.
seller September; in the afternoon quiet; &c ~ &C.,
seller August; 42hc. 421sc.. seer September. Oats
active higher; No. s0c cash. 2sc able seller August
moderate demand; No spring Sss sc cash SsS seller
September Hghwnes active and strong 5c Pork weaker
Sa s5 seller September LsrdcWinter steam $50 sc
shade weaker; 81 S7a a So d. Freghs quiet but firm
Ella wheat lb9OOU corn 5000 do. 1900 do
sooo barley and 9o hogs shpmens oo bbIs noar
48G0 bushels wheat $4,000 do coru 70 0OO do OATS 3OV0
do rye, II, 100 do. barley, and 5000 hogs.
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The following table shows the highest and lowest
prices of the principal stocks during the day.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL

SOUTHERN SECURITIES DULL.
The Southern list continued dull and quiet The
old Tennessees, emulOus OF the action OF the new
issues, yesterday moved up to 70. The following
were the latest prices inclusive OF those OF the lead
Ing Southern municipal and railway bOnds:-Ten-
nessee, ex cOupOn, 754a 76; do. new, 75X 757s;
Virginia, ex coupon. 625 62's; do. new, 70 72s;
do registered stock, old 72 7215; do. consOls, 63
e41i; do. deferred 2s 3O Georgia skies, SO ss do.
sevens 91 93; North Carolina, coupon, 40 46Js;
do. funding. 1Se0, "a $751; do dO.. 1868,
80 80; do. new, 26 q 26h; do special
tax, 19h 20; Missouri skies, 95H 90;
do. Hannibal and st. Joseph, 95 o s5A; Louisiana
skies, 81 a 6SK; do. new, 60 61k; DO. levee
sixes, 10 7115; do. do. eights SO IS; do. Peni-
tentlary sevens. 72 73; do railroad eghts, 7s 80;
Alabama fves. 81 a 10; do. eiehts. 100 101; do.
railroad eights 03 95 South Carolina sixes 10 70;
do. new, January ana July, So a 5sh; do. do,
April and October. 59H cox; Arkansas SKIES, SAX
So: sevens, Issued to Little Rock and Fort Smith
Railroad. So q 81; do. do, Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad, 64H 66; Mobile and Ohio Railroad ster.
ling, 80 81; do interest eRhts, 80 SO; do. second
mortgage eshts 65 a 20; Mississippi Central Rail.
road FIRST mortgage sevens SO a IS; do. second
mortgage elghts, 70 q 49, New Orleans and Jackson
first mortgage, IS 30; do. second mortgage 7S
So; Memphis and Charleston Railroad first mort
gage, Is IS; do. second mortgage, 73 IS; Green
vile and Columbia Railroad. guaranteed by South
Carolina, "a 81; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed
by Georgia, 70 rs; wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford eights, 56 So; Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad eghts, l76 7s; Memphis city skies,
80 go; Savannah city sevons. SO IS; New Orleans
consols, DID, u IS; do. issued railroad skies, 70
72;' 90. sevens &c 10.
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Died.

BARRY.-At Yorkville, on Tuesday, August 10,
ELLEN, the beloved wife OF Redmond Barry, IN the
Goth year OF her age.
the friends OF the family and those OF her sons
in-law, Thomas Ferguson and John Bergen are re-
spectfuiy invited 10 attend the funeral, from her
late residence, Eightieth street anu f0urtn avenue,
on Thursday, August IT, at one O'Clock precisely;
thence to Calvary Cemetery
BERT.-On Tuesday August 10, 1871, PETER A.
BERT, the beloved husband OF Elizabeth W. Bert,
aged 80 years, months and 70 days.
blessed are the dead which die III the Lord.
The relatives and friends oil the family are re-
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the
GoLhc Methodist Episcopal church, corner OF Grand
and Even Streets Brooklyn. f. D., on Sunday alter
noon, August ~, al TWO O'CLOCK, wltu0ut lurther
CnARrERs.-On wednesday, August 10, Mrs 8.
CHARTERS, aged 7S years and months a native OF
the parish or Kilowe county Longford, Ireland.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral, on Friday, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, from the residence OF her daughter. Mrs. Hamll
ton, 10 Battery pace.
CooPKR-O Wednesday August 10, 1871, at two
pue, corner VERIFIED street, Brooklyn. Il. d.,
CHARLES CooPEE, aged 81 years and months.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CRAFr-M New Rochelle on Wednesday, August
l6 THEODORE, son OF Andrew and Mary Graft.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
CRowELI.-In Brooklyn, on wednesday, August
I6 PATRICK CRowELL, after long and painful iil-
ness, In the 40th year OF his age. native or the
parish OF lnnish McSent, county Leitrim, Ireland.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
requested TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
deace 23S Gold street, on Friday, at nine A. NJ, TO
ST. James Cathedral, where u requiem mass VIII be
offered for the repose OF his soul, and thence "
Holy Cross Cemetery.
Bayou Gotta u.a.l papers please copy.
CuArMAN.-On wednesday. August 49, 81 isanEL, A
man, aged years, 10 months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend tho
funeral from the residence or her parents. Is st.
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The wheat market was tribe mere active easier for
sf o cse w ss sEsns ras S
srrys casasC 81 s. q ss fsS q 'AOo: a e:
I'd Winter @ AK asc:s Sac:
Sasas 0 aa ar al s& &
S 20 9s ed r%'z cna wes sk ISs ss.
ico for mixed western 49, FOR white western
eS d and Ry
day ruled with 1 the exception o. ssC rass wAfn In
The line Of there on "a
spnmaed holding rather above the views Of
corn snS
ssecS sss tl ' a 5000 bushels S corn 7d
Lonaon * s sail oo bushels % grain 1ad To- asgSw by
quarter: grain direct rGI. Con.
5SR
private terms. bark ssnss 20 FsSors S ord sSe
ps1
Srssa:' p
quarters sraa Pc
MoLXssFs~TIs market was steady. bu. quiet. with only
S caSa 's soniriiusa and Mixed soc oayed
FSS ssna 5 & 80 En sse
wss: S UST:' SSs On the ss Ss rs for e % IS
sS: 'sS.s;ss sss f K: ss.:s:s
any considerabie sook advanced to 5c and
S is% Ds:
c0s,ns at SSoas s 50 for Wimings0n o,,, IN oruao
and Prise. o
market ark has shown change yes.
or a IneEs hs
wers ssSc. 2S1c There rumorcd sale Of at
IspSsa SnS
a. s crS ~ j. bulk @ saS sr
A. the creek no change was reported; quoted az "a 70
ha ma Ike Tpe@ained Very quiet spot
SS. S msa % ne sn 1
ss % The s e
was o:dsy lower, viii t!s business for spot s 10
%Ssy ys;s Is
Bsconp pr,Ss ws. dun mH and S10Dan
ss. s g. anS S os Ses s0 Snd o shS S &C. and
mineham very quiet and prices have again
s'S ssa. s ' being The At for SPOT
evening $40 tierces sold for October at BE CITY
sTa a% and S's nominal sna fsisSS Se
s
sTss. s 81 o a re
prices Snchsnssd quoted Ss for dry
sd s or sScr ss t1 %
and smoked d. Dressed hogs Quiet and quoted within the
sna prices &C. not cSanse OWING
iSs sa .HsIs. s isgs asy was '
n 'ss ySs sena al SS % 49,:
bags Patna 6c a7sc per b and 40 terces Carolina al
6Lc. 9l9c. perlb
sUGAR.EThe market for quiet but unchanged
sales comprised hhds 85 the basis
ec sc for fair TO gooa refining including iiS hhd' good
for A. lsc for crushed, powdered and granulated
we quote ba-Inrertor to common refining SSc. &C.
ms sac ssc fair g good ssce'y sSc iofS @ prmi
boxes exc. &c. moiasses, hhds. and boxes &c. 99c
meiado l8c. TIC. Havana-Boxes Dutch saadard Nos
alic 90 1879 IT, llzc he d. & ls to s so ston ltc
graes Slc. 9sc; do, grocery grades, 9.c. 1lc Bra
zl-Dutch standard Nos to II, &c. 9bec Java-Dutcl
Nos 10 to H. l0sc. Manila-Curent ciayc1
| and superior. TIC. &c.
SIEARINE-There considerable inquiry To-Day 10
delivery and sales were made OF 1000 lbs for No
vemOer and December at $40. - ~. .
| were reported of 30 900 ibs. Western at SAc
WuIsKEY-Receipts $50 bbis The market was moderated
active and rmer The sales $50 bb at &c. and % bo
| q Mt Csc,
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influence Of evfl associations. He has allied himsel
with . clique In Jersey City who are dead weigh !
on the party, who "bolted" last fall and who Lahore
republican nominees. II Fitzpatrick would secure
the vote OF Hudson county IN the Convention he
VIII come down at once ana repudlate the unh0ly
alliance
SENATOR ToRREY,
q lithe wiry, vigorous young man, i3 perhaps the
most popular republican for his years In the State.
He has q pleasing manner and is an unswerving
republican. tic never afiliatas with boilers. He
was candidate Tor President OF the Senate against
Bette In the late Legislature, but withdrew his
claim on condition. that ne should receive prior con-
II r9mafdS 70 Be seed whether Bettle viii pursue the
Erab-all policy towards him.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
CUPREME COURT.

and Commonay Of the city OF New York. relative to the
widening and 's''SA''GsiRRS6 sR6%DwAY, Si
the making q that part Of between
Second street ana Forsyssventh street. greater width
'""" ''' IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
We the under sppei Commissioners Estimate and
in the aboveentei matter hereby give notice To
tine @ sn oT or
and to all others whom II may conoern, to wit:
men and valuation and .ha. all persons
IN hsi % sr to ny s OF o S
aa ectl"ns "ns IN % wrn IL duly vsfod
9 % @ Of ae or S
tember ISL and that the SAID Commissioners s WIZ nsss %
said 18th day September 1871 and for that viii be
% seSss ss qr said 'ncs on eA'l OF sad
sss sSfaf ws
nc .S b s, IL ss sy OF ISL ISL YORK. there "
Third-That limits embraced BY the assessment sore,
to W.T. All lots .s Dss parsss % q
included contained within the centre lines Of the follow
% s ssssss line
sssiss .s
pS 10 centre line q
the centre Line Of street e In senSs
ire line Fourth thence soo,hery along tue centre
ns place. Of heass ae.;s along
place 70 Broadway, thence souhery along The centre
fne of Broadway to the centre line OF WaverI
lev place. thence westerly along the centre line Of
Waverey place the centre line OF Sixth avenue hence
northery along limo OF Sixth avenue to the
centre line Of fourteenth street. thence westerly along the
centre of Fourteenth street to the centre line OF seventh
norhery along the centre line OF Seventh
the centre line of Twentieth street thence Westerly
along the Twentieth the centre line OF
Eighth avenue thence norhery along the centre line q
EGhth the centre line OF Twenty street,
thence along the centre line of street
TO centre line Of Ninth avenue thence along tns
Ninth to the centre line OF Sxysxh
street. thence easery along the centre line of Sxy-sixh
ree to the centre line Eighth and thence south-
ery along the line OF Lhth avenue to the point or
Fourh-1hat our report herein will be presented 70 the
Supreme Court the Stnte Of New York. a special term
thereof 10 be before the Honorable Albert Cardoz0
Justice the Court House at the Vy Hal. IN the city
Of further notice Of twenty days 10 be
hereafter given daily newspapers published In ths
city York, pursuant to the provisions Of The ourh
chapter the laws or the State or New york;
passed February 27. 1871. -
JOHN Q. JONES, ! Comm issonera
WILLIAM WOOD wilma" sS0"~
Dated NEW YORK, August To- l5l.
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GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED.
The governments list was weak and unsettled
early in the oay In sympathy with lower gold and
lower quotations In Loudon. but frightened up In
the afternoon on the recovery IN gold, ana closed
steady. The announcement OF the proposed cancel.
iaiion OF the five-twenty six per cents produced
most marked effect III the long currency skies,
which have advanced about one per cent within the
past two days. The following were the closing street
prices-United States currency skies, l151 I6H;
do, 1884, registered, iis llsI4; do. do.. coupon.
11sX llsh; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, ia a 1l4A; do. do, 1852, coupon. do,
114ss ll47S; do do, 1884, do do. ia 1l4k; do.
do, 1866 do do, 1IH 1l4,S; do do. registered,
January anu July, ll3 l1s,S; do. do, 1856, cou-
pom, do, lib llSK; do. do. 1867, do. do, 1l3h
ll3s.; do. do, 1868, do do, l14k ll4h; do. ten
forties, registered, lilo l10K; do. do, coupon,
ll3N ia.
The government bought one million OF nve.twen.
ties out Of offerings OF s77O,4OO at prices ranging
from 1912 to 112.37H. The accepted lots cost
l12.12 112.24.
THE RAILWAY BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railway
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

MARRIED..
ALMA YADEMA-EPrS.-On Saturday, July 20.
LAWRENCE ALMA YADEMA, ESQ.,, Townshend House,
North Gate Regents Park, N. W., TO LAURA The
REsA, the youngest daughter OF Dr. George n Epps
20 DevOnshirc street, Portland place, W. No cards.
BALLoU-STEvENs.-O Wednesday, August 2. at
ST. James Church, by tho Rev. Charles w. Homer
PROSPER IRVING BALLoU 10 ANNA HELENA STEVENS
all of Brooklyn. No cards
COLT-FREEMAN.--O wednesday, August 49, at
the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. DR..
T.. G.. Houghton, WILLIAM q. COLT, ESQ.,, 10 HENRI
ETA A. FREEMAN, daughter OF the late OlcOtr
Rhines, Esq.,, both OF New YORK.
Boston papers please copy.
GoMEL-ALEX iNDER.-On Wednesday, August 10,
by Rev. ]. J. Lyons, HORATIO GOMEZ, NJ. d., to uAR-
RIET ALEXANDER.
Observation-Disclosures AT St. Andrews
church, Richmond, Staten Island, on Tuesday, Au-
gust 1b 1871, by the Rev. Francis Vinton, d. d., OF
TRINITY Churcn New York. JOHN w. hiERsgREAU,
Jr to LOrTIR E., daughter OF 4. S. Crochcron ESD,
all OF staten Island.
The New York herald., 1871-08-17
CANAL NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO August 1e, 1871.
The steam canal boat Catncart left here this
morning at eleven O'Clock, laden with 1900 bushels
corn lbs grlndstOneS and l3, 800 lbs. pig iron.
Her destination Is New YORK.
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For iuure delivery low mddngl the sales have
been a. follows Last evening gAurus, 2W at i7c sepem
OCTOBER 900 at l7c 800 a, y sc N9vcmser lecS a. 7c
TodavAugns 500 l7c september, 80 at IL 3l6c 800 at
i7,Sc II 5l6c, bOO. a IL 3loc 100 at 17ac 100
each. Srpember October, November and December, At
lI4c, oge.her oc,lber 800 a, IKE 800 at 1Sc 200 AZ
i;c 800 at Ia 6c November, $40 at c. December, 400
At i,c paid 10 exchange 100 September and
100 October for iDC January and 100 February Total 300
bales GRAND total 900 bales The quotations OF
Yesterdays forward deliveries August L05c. sep
iember, 2lc October U8c November, l'U3c, Decem
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
HnIf.pnst Five q Clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, August 16-6 r

WEDNESDAY,, August 1852. N.
CorFKg.The market for Rio and Santos strong. but
No cargo IN voices disposed Of small job
bing demand supplied full prices West India and
kinds quiet but firm We quote Rio. ordinary
cargoes, l0sxc. 1c fair do, Ike i1slc; good do,
12Ac. 121sc prime do l2%c l8Ac, ali gold tn bond,
6D lays credit Maracaibo, 144c lie. Laguayra, H1ac
i6bc. Domingo, bond. $40. l9c; Java, lsc. Slc,
all gold, duty paid
favorable advices from Liverpool arrested
declining tendency Of the vaise OF cotton the spot
and ruled s,eader, without, however sub
stan.iai Improvement IN prices The demand
active For forward delivery fair business
mated advance OF nc ib The sales were as fol-
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
Lie to 1.32 for borrowing. In an exceptional
instance where the lender was late In his account
the rate was ..nat." The operations OF the Gold
Exchange Bank were as follows:-
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The quotations are based cotton running In quality not
more than half grade above below the grade quoted
The RECEIPTS the pss were A. sa 90
ton 6a Wilmington, 49, Norfolk ls5; Baltimore ~; New
York. Boston, "a total liSo Same day last wees Liss
same day las bales Rates for cotton frcghs 10
foreign ports closed thus ITO Liverpool by steam d Sy
burg by steam 5l6d Bremen, by steam, &c, gold. com
pressed; TO Baltic ports, BY sail, &c ac;, goi; -.
s6ssS Jushels corn Ios427 DO corn meal gso e6s ana
ket continued dull prices In some instances were lower
SELL Winter Western was mostly sought sitc Tne sales
sate about OJO Ryo 6our rema med dull Corn
meal was quiet steady sales 200 bnls at 3 Tor Jer
sey yellow and 81 10 for Brandywine. Wo quoic:-- 80
%
superhne state
Cboics t"'', iva wv
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Law are Shown In the tablet
The New York herald., 1871-08-17
Wednesday, August I6-iO,15 A. MI.
.2s15 O'Clock p. M.


$4,000 Us $50 H. slSso US 30 G. ,ss ii5,i
" l6OOO US SOC, '65 SO lib 500 DOM. small llSA
The New York herald., 1871-08-17
GOVERNMENTS UNSETTLED.

The specie shipment was $2s3,O)o almost entirel
silver.
The New York herald., 1871-08-17
INSTRUCTION..

A T THOMPsON'S COLLEGE, 20 FOURTH AVENUE,
"A opposite Cooper Institute Bookkeeping Writing
Arhmetc Shorthand Languages; separate ates depart
ment SUMNER and evenings teegraphy taughet pra0-
ticaly demand for operators.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2-3 T. NJ
Weather cloudy and damp; wind
west.
John Riley was this morning sent
up for trial on charge Of assault to
murder, his bail being fixed at $4,000.
Tho Forman Mining Company, cap
ital IS, 600, 900, to operate in the State
Of Nevada, was incorporated to-day.
Trustees-Charles Forman, R. F. Nor
row and A. E. Head.
The bank of John Slime & Co. Is
closed to-day. It Is reported that the
Sheriff found $500 in the vault, but
1t is doubtful If such was the case.
This forenoon, as the workmen who
were taking down the old Mechanics
Pavilion were attempting to lower the
entire Stockton street front Of the
structure with blocks and tackle, 1t
fell with q tremendous crash, Instantly
killing Pat Garry, and it Is believed
fatally injurlng A. MAXWELL, assistant
foreman. Carry was a hard working
young man, who was looking for em-
ployment. His wife was confined
only two days since. MAXWELL is In
the hospital. .2a.
There Is 4 rumor on the street which,
II correct, may lead to tho recovery Of
all the money due the depositors with
John Slime & Co. More will be known
about 1t soon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-11-02

SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS.
INTELLIGENCE.

New YORK, November Ia Herald
special from London says Theirs Is
uncertain of his tenure Of life and has
made u political viii, hoping to secure
the succession of the Presidency for
Cassimer Perriere.
The RappeI Is again published and
advocates Victor Hugo's claims for the
Presidency.
The Sun doubts whether Prince
Alexis is coming here at all, and says
the Admiral Is bound on n general.
voyage Of observation, with full au-
thorisy to sail where he likes. His
going from England to Madrid shows
his purpose not to visit the United
States at present.
The new alliance between the peers
and workiDgmen has fallen into dis
credit. Lords Salisbury, Curnayan,
Henry Lenox, Marquis Lorn, Duke
Richmond, Sir Stafford Northcote and
others have severally denied all COM
plicity in the business. Some Of them
had never heard Of 1t until they had
newspaper accounts.
The mails by the steamer Russia
bring a full report of Granville's
speech at Manchester, In the course
Of his remarks he said ~ will VEN
ture to allude to the treaty Of Wash
ington, Of which Mr.. Ashton has al
ready spoken SO we'll. 1t Is an I'M
mense thing that such proud and SEN
sitive countries as Great Britain and
the United States should have consent
ed to settle amicably O quantity Of
complicated questions, and to establish
that good feeling which ought to exist
at alt times. [Chsers.] Hardly a day
passes in whichwe have not some proof
Of the extent of this good feeling. ]
don't believe that, If n Of our own
large manufacturing towns had been
burned down, more sympathy would
have been shown, not only In Man.
chester, but in every other part Of the
country, than has been shown for the
suffering inhabitants of Chicago. loud
cheers. On the other hand, what do
we seer I heard q rumor Of an in
tended Fenian invasion. I telcgraphed
at once to communicate with Nj. Fish,
and was informed the next day that
Government had already sent instruc-
lions and given orders of the most
stringent character, and 1t appears that
the American Governments instruc-
tions have been obeyed. This most
ridiculous and wanton raid has been
put down, not by us, but by tho Amer
leans themselves" [Cheers.]