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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-12
LETTER FROM VIRGINIA CITY.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA, !
April 10, 1871. !
BLUE MONDAY,

pAi IVY .
BLUE MONDAY.
To-day is Monday, the day in this
city for the collection of bills and the
settlement of all small accounts, Mon
day here being the equivalent of
steamer day" in San Francisco. l
have but little news and nothing SEN
sational to send you to-day, but such
items as l have been able to find float
ing about the town. Since my last no
ments of any kind have occurred to
disturb the calm flow of life in this
city.
TRIAL OF THE STAGE ROBBERS.
land, alias Andrew Johnson, alias
Fandaleur, etc, for robbing Wells,
Fargo x Co.'S stage on the Geiger
Grade some two months since, was
commenced in the District Court this
forenoon at 10 o'clock. Rodgers, the
driver of the coach, Iackey, and m
or two other witnesses for the prosecu-
ton had been examined. The N
jury will decide upon both cases. The
Courtroom VAS crowded with specta-
tors at the time of my visit this after
HOOn.
ABOUT THE yIGILANTES.
Nothing more is heard of the ticket
of leave" and no stranger would sus-
pect the existence of such an organi-
cation Is a Vigilance Committee in the
city. y day or two since while the
Nigilantes were being discussed in Il
restaurant in this place, a jew said
something against them, when one
who heard him "a ii: ''Iou're "A jew.
amt you?" YES. sir" Well. Idon't
Sre why YOU should he down on the
NigiIante>. You Jews were the first
Il start this kind OF business" THE
first TO S,aIt it! How start it?' well
You began it over l.s@0 years ago"
PIUTE FANDANGo.
The mobile red men" are having
another biz dance AZ a point on Six
mile Canyon. near the Ogden mill.
They We're III full blast last night and
az t''sA ~ 'tA -NAA ~ iii-4s. littlI
bail dress costs but little, As beside,
their ordinary costume they only wear
Il streak of black and one of white
paint on either side of the nose. To
day the streets are full of bucks and
>qUawS thus decorated who make use
OF a very considerable portion Of their
spare time in mutual admiration.
IheIrappearance is pretty high for L-o.
TIM HOT AID N Trr- I-.L-
There has been a good deal of talk
in this city about the curious streak Of
hot hair which swept through the AT
Iautic States two or three DAYS since
and in trying 10 acc0un fOrthe strange
phenomenon many theories have been
advanced. Mr.. Spudicr'se explanation
is the most satisfactory | have Vet
heard. lie says the hot blast came
from Val Domingo and that in case
the proposed annexation is perfected
an entire change o. climate NAV be
locke! for throughout the Eastern
S;atc>-what j. ROW hut a fitful puif
Of air Will then become Z constant
stream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
THE GRAND DUKE.

EMIL sIASTIC RECEPTION IN PHILADELPHIA
GRAND BALL IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.-The Grand Duke
arrived ut the Continental before midnight and was
welcomed by large crowd both at tho depot and Con-
tinental Hotel. Early this morning crowd gathered
III front Of the hotel to witness the departure OF Alexis
and the guished visitors their excursion through
the city, At 10 O'Clock tho Grand Duke, with Minister
Catacasy Gen Meade and Admiral Turner. entered
carriage and amid the cheers OF the people The
S salas 81 3sn1s oS:
brief visit paid 70 Girsrd Collage after which the
ansion. Tie marty then passed through the Pax re-
viewed tho military, where salute was nred, and
where . salute Of ii gums was fred. e.
d # "a
visit ronclads ct League Island was postponed IN
tSs Of the Of the
the party returned to the hotel to prepare for tho grand
The decorations Of the Academy were Of brilliant
description The hags OF all Daons were festooned 10
Of int
grey, and As other Sa S:Ss:
The stage vasdeeorated With plants and dSws.s With
b ans Of Cs.a Hhs either s urss repre-
.ad Sss ue Ss
Alexis March" and the Grand Duke appeared In his
box. Shortly afterward he came on the door. n com
suite also participated in the Joyous
aftsSxsrd resumed and continued until late hsur.
- rHr GRAND DUKE At GURNEY's.
Before leaving this city on Sunday the
Grand Duts and bis suite Waited aurneys photographic
e.lrv and at for thek portraits, both in uniform and
in civilian costume. Five dtttnss were made Of the
Grand Duke slols and three groups.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
rELE0RAPHIC NOrEs

The Hon. Thomas L. Smith, First Auditor Of
ne rir,.:ry assl q. ~ In wsaAsgsss. yssesaay >.
schoouer Mazeppa Of North Haven 10 reported
49,: a fSSss Peat Cksapssh BsJ. 10 Nd csstsa
.Ehen Dale, senior partner q Dale Brothers,
A. 80 nGclasN Dssse. ~ s6ay enday.
TIA limited States Survey steamer Hassler,
Viii IL dssguisbsd patty u sssSs ss'' MILD fsa Bsss ~
ssNAy.
Col. A. r. Chamber. eged o.. died IN rhiiA-
s s.sss.sE I':xai az M. a.
LIN the United 6tStea Circuit Court Of Ra1ti:
+ ~ cass DtsAhy, ea-esHestse of Internal
se,:... - s:i.t c:;:.s l..:;:, s.,.'''' r.
The II. a Supreme Court met In Wlshingtop,
-: ,eW.Ssv ~ ess psrsat 10 ~ ~ ay 4
en- sIjsss ~ hsd' called - IL Pssss ." NV sss6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
FEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OryIcB OF Tue CHIfP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. Dee. A. In. }

synopsss Tor ass pasi Iwtniu.f oar hor's
Tho area Of. low barometer which was o1
Dsa anS U and brisk south
sSS ssST On have sS In sS
States The high 6aron ctcr which w,s Sunday, west
81 on f n. een. ni ROM sD 70
%st5o gradient . ,S SRss@S xt , S
winds on tho lower lakes Rising tentersture and ia
ing barometer prevail In Montana and propaoy 10
Oregon. -,,.,..
rn mss fr"m the sottnein ard Mad" Aic Yest
ward to the plains as also from Lake Ere 70 ic =,
VIE north westerly Winds The area Of lowest p,sr
Will probably move northeast. into the GUT Of u" 81
W sI Ss:bs sSS ss M
war.img signal: 0nsreh c,u
coptnuS tor aH G ut G"ne yIn
Rochester Oswego. Portland, ,Ostor New ontop Ny
HsT cpS asy sna %s
and jacksonville.
Supplemental T T.sn,so S ss, s. c.. p.c.
The following summary Of the received
$sa s:HsSss$s ~ s'iss ;s
la Ma1 sS M,ss, SsstSe, tenn; SsxLondSa Conf;
S Rss t sne Il sao rfan .as
snS nsns
81 degrees Milwaukee. Wis, y degrees; y; Louis Mp,
So and st. Paul. Mn 81 degrees. in the last h)urs tho
temperature being 10 degrees below zero Al eeoc;
fallen Is degrees ~ bours was falling, AM tho
wind. from the southwest, WAS blowing 81 niles an
hour
WEATHER NOTES.
The weather along the Hudson was mill yes.
terday with light showers VI rain Tic ice he FLYER
Is decayipg rapidly.
The weather was mild in Canada, yesterday,
and several prOpesrS passed thror Oh the Wllnd CANA.
There wis another heavy snow storm in Ten
ncssee On Sunday.
CANAL NAVIGATION.
Ffsm IAS ROeAssfer IsysoJa ri.
The cold weather has made Desperate at
tempt to close NAVIGATION this SEASON without paying
any respect to the decree Of tn, authorities fer keeping
the canals open until the 9th Of the month. Tue oftas
are making determined effort Y have tlrr own
way about II. A feet Of bosa was fr,zep Ia
west Of this city and made Satur
day to clear the channel aud set tsW through from
6pencorpor-one passed through tho city last night.
The weather during yesterday moderated considerably.
and the frOst seeming inclined to renquish IT. for
the space Of another week or two mo vesees down
river are lurryipG into Winter Quartess a. fa pos
sibie This season 10 tie ninth Vn record daring winch
tho river has been closed In November 6hs following
fha date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
CANAL NAVIGATION.
E, M 0<<lxsf<s- nSInxAAx NJ

Il Las been estimated that RbOut 100 arc
frozen TO- Tho number icebcund bet weed Syhcusc nj
Albany 10 set down ct SO Thoso are ~ between syria
cuso and Little Fals 100 at Homc 20 at Ua, on tho
nnemiN tevo 20 at CsnestOta aud ., jest this side Of
WttlcF With few scattered at other p<ntA IN the
in De liver ana IN The esual noy - the le l~.s
e cohoes end nC% :es Sssa g. q ins IT,
ecnensctaiy vss peNd 70 y s.s @ I've nches t.i l.
Thero ere Eee QuspttiSe Of fotshk arQ1cs, potato.
tsin es 4 SSnoditiss Viii = very
ISsrs a,s aseSo ss.sc: q 80 co:sS y sse srS f,s
blockade Of pFodese y certainly Usas nsssmns.
No feel disposed q hole that As q the eesss w" ''
Win yet reach tid6Vu6os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

wtnisreHye pslversation Wa tho 0nsnse lad TO the
charge OF The Ministers.
Some OF tho women lace-dressers In Not
ngham. England. have struck On advance In their
wages OF - per cent and lessepng Of the hours Of
labor 70 81 per week The master dreasers aGreed 70
oer tho worfpeope advance Of ABOUT Ia per cant
their Wases and make tho working hours "a per week.
mo has6s Of q the nrlne aosspssd IL oer In
sumo work unless their own terms were agreed TO-
dupf the day proceeded 30 sone Of the othe House.
~ trSiA IN or b Attempt Induce the hand to cave
VorS Ia two largo ak end cotton Doubling sts 10 the
town the hands bsye struck for tho nine bourS system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
CRINHs AND cASUAI1IEs-Bx TELkoRArh

cRInEs AND cAsuAIaIEs-sx rELEeRArh.
The tehsees s.nsA stoQ e 49, ke; ssas
h DsssdL - h~ssa SaseUaUs La ~ >
= TAe Rr,>a.S "a Ve,ns vok usDs1 q "a on
NIB ...,
49,. ps-.,, ~,uer,1 fseeman VI the Iehigh
go Ss.SxsI'J; $:s s:y = - NJ ss,:s
SSsUt~ SSSS - i1Aspl ~ 81 sslsisse
MIMI ~ : = ~ ST. y: 49, $3.50 :. - s:
sAAn a1pA1A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
THE NEW DOMINION.
DEATHS FROM FEVER IN QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Dec. 4.-The scarlet and black fevers
are working great havoc In this city Tho disease has
been prevalent FOR some time past but has now assumed
very aggravated FORM and attacks both young and DID,
Two daughters of the late Gen. Irvine died Sunday,
and the Legislature adjourned In sympathy with 30
nctoren. Irvine. There Is terrible suffering among
tho ~ 1e ea
Is 20 scarce many wornen leaving for the United
States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
GERMANY.

TIE OCCUPIED FRENCH PROVINCES AGAIN UNDER
NARTIAL LAW.
BERLIN. Monday, Dec. 4, ISL.
In consequence Of the continued and fire.
quent commission Of murderous sssaulson German so
diers In France, I'll the provinces attn occupied BY tho
armed forces Of Germany declared m state Of ege
Tho perpetrators Of such crimes win hereaftor be tried
BY German oourtsmaxtaal on the spcA
Odo RUSSELL the Minister Of Great Britain to the
German Empire to-day presented his credentials the
Emperor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
AUSTRALIA.
MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LiFE-CLER'
GYMEN MURDERED By THB NATIVES.


MARINE DISASTERS AND LOSS OF LIFE-CLER-
GYMEN MURDERED By THB NATIVES.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4.-The following news
from Australia was brought by the mail steamship Moses
Taylor which arrived yesterday Tho iron ship Loeb
Lcven Of 400 tuns which left Melbourne for London on
the sad Of October with cargo Of WOOL leather tallow
and other colonial produce, of the estimated value OF
has been wrecked ct Kings Island the captain
was the only person lost Tho cargo WIS insured In Mel
bourne Offices. ,
TO contract for two postal services with Europe The
terms of the contract that the Colonies OF Victoria
New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia. ana
Tasmania shall contribute to the maintenance OF DOn
lines, one between London and Sydney, via the sueI
Canal: the other between London and Melbourne va
popuahon and the mails to be- delivered both ways and
by both routes in fOrty-eight days each way.
The bark COrypleus Of Melbourne was wrecked at
Alice In Marshas Archipelago. The vessel and cargo
will lie total loss. Capt. Rae and three OF his mon
reached Northampton, Queensland, In whale boat,
~ days having suffered great hardships There are
no tdngs Of the other boat with the remainder OF the
The Institute Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph at Adelaide
South Australia, has been broken up by tho Roman Cath
Oo Bishop In consequence Of the institute declining 70
accept new rules and Q now organization Inc bhnop
has also accommodated the Sister Guardian.
Gold discovered in various parts OF TIE south
Fisk Valley, Tasmania. Employment Is scarce, and an
appeal the Government for employment had not been
successful.
Bishop patterson Of Milenesia, Rev 9. Atkin. and
native teacher, have been murdered ny the hatves nca
natives by English vessels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
FRANCE.

OPENING OF THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY,
PARIS. Monday, Dec. 4, ls7i.
The National Assembly reconvened at Yer
saes to-day and President THEIRS sent In his message,
rcferred 70 in advance In dispatch Of Saturday last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.

CONDITION OF THE FRINGE OF wALES-FRk IN
WARWICK CASTLE.
LONDON. Monday, Dee. l. 1911.
Tho Prince cr Wales had little rest during
tho mint ana u lee tranquil tAs mssnipGt but tho
symptoms sAow gradual amslorssen Of The disease
Ths bsaf n that tho crisis 10 ovef, end hat hs Royal
Highness out Of danger although tho phydcans nsvo
not yst sn,eta1y announced such 70 b the csse.
Warwick Cass the ancient anA splendid seat OF mo
Earl Of waswiek IN Wsrwiekshic, well kuown 70 trav
ses and historical students, has been repsrsbly dam
aesd By hss, Tie srigtn af which u undiscovered The
srest hail. the dining hall and othsr state apartments
were completely burned cut Tho destruction OF PIC
tuses, ststuary and other works Of art was great ana
most depaorahle. ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
THE REFEREE SYSTEM IN NEw-JERsEY

70 the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Your continued onslaught on the IN
famous referee system which has sprung up In NJ -
York City WILL think, meet the approval Of every hop
est lawyer In tho country long you conuc yoI"h
strictly to its abuses. You must admit think thai tie
of referees, particularly in matters Of amount; !,
most necessary In your courts, the time OF the con.
which would otherwise necessarily be wasted In the
examination Of long, tedious accounts il thereby econo
have touched Is this, that the report Of the referee
q me Il 81 one
frnation Of hs report by the court Now TIE rrfre.
fact IT, however his not apparent on II; fac'
OF bis report the court might, and probably wpa co:
FL IT, ns ser p ss sre Sa ppt
wolves iresh expenditures Of money, aud II inas sc.
il he had settled on bindings Of the reterre
The effect Of the Thois system ts 10 r cay %
still cherished most devoutly by nearly all Eagiirh,
sRssnn %ateGs Of are in may
ferred BY the Judge to referee whose wen S%n
either party at the time orderrg the eere enter
on the minutes his dissent herefom, ard demand tn
At s me a. the
prna ace evidence Of the facts contained IN T. the a9ss
sR ns therso e tbs this .y S the
81 rvs wHud from three four hours
many days. are to the referee y he errs and
exception may Se taken and only ts"is Sr, ,'s
law: he is confined exclusively to matters Of fat a.
though the Judge Iecess1t!y Of the OF va
State it s the common-I may gay tho uDiversa!.pnc.
ce for the LAWYERS to agree upon the referee ana or ING
l not necessarily 10 lawyer Of the statute s
So .ss.
that our New Jersey judges have L0 "GratLes."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
SPAIN.

ANGLo-AMERICAN INTERVENTION DENIED.
MADRID. Monday, Dec. Z, 1871:
An official denial is made, to-day. Of tho
truth Of tho rumor which prevailed here Saturday that
Great Britain and the United States had threatened to
intervene in the Affairs Of Cuba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05
TILE BROKEN REFEREES RING.
Junor oARDozO PENIrRNT.

y JUDGE OAnOO0V 1ENrfENf'
THE TRIBUNE's exposures OF the New-York
Judges and their Grasses have had decidedly ,en-
encai effect in the courtFooms that have 40 often been
denled by the corrupt practices Of tho Tammany
judiciary. Yesterday morning Judge Cardoso presded
In the fupreme Court. Chambers and granted six or
eight references without once sdvestiDg 4" Gratz
The lawyers, well moving that the Infamous Referee
Ring had been broken did not hesitate to densnd jns
tee. In the case Of Lomsn against Memphis
railroad, ono Of the lawyers applied Tor o
reference. Tia other opposed Il; but In con-
euson stated that tho Court shoud decide to refer the
matter. "eo1nsel had agreed upon the r.srss" ger
tainy, certainly" said Cardozo. as no hurr'edy ana
nervousy took the papers and called the next case TIC
scene was witnessed by crowd Of lawyers. including
much Of the best legal talent in tho country aud creae1
n profound aensatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-05

treated upon this subject ut length and recommend to
you Ills suggestions.
Public LANDS AND AGRICULTURE.
Irenew my recommendation that the public lands be
regarded No her aee TO our children to be disposed Of
only "a required for occupation and to actual scttors
Those already granted been 10 great part disposed
Of In such way access to the balance BY
the hardy settler may Wish to avail himself OF them
But caution Should be Exercised Q! en- IN atanng % &c
served by the grant Of proceeds Of sale Of public lands
10 settlers DO not wish to I've understood ~ recon.
RsnS dSue ~ hs General doSerncn for the
oxement Of education.
RpOt the sscrs, q the i1tssiSG s%t asS
p prep for sSS n regard 70
during the year me- the operation Of the Bureau OF Elu
tie % ana he adsn 0''
The Report Of the Copmssiones 81 Am,cnture Gves
tie h. for ou The ys:
*. sss ls ssss d .p 'Ss sS =:
q S.aa e a:s
::
Ss9.:a s III s ~ 8: fS:is
pporte1 tAa more Sdeiy its iudusncs YIN be exteaded
le:s dependent We shall W upon tho PRODUCTS Of
ooxrsrsA1ros no HEADS Or DEPARTMENTS.
The subject OF compensation to the beads Of bureaus
and officials holding positions Of responsibility and
requiring ability AID character % Al them properly,
one to Witch your attention u invited But NV Of tho
ocals ssoeive osmpsnsaton equal TO tho respectable
support Of fsmly, while thetr Auties g. such q TO
ar,n:"a ss%pc.ssos equal 70 tsc services .enisrsA
4 viss escnoaZ vsoh d'esass ne sssss fs'o " ''o
IHavs SsS sivss tSs sstmatAs Tor the support Of The
ooveTaisst Jss the sssuin6 year. the eonpArs!iv:
aseaAss Ssswses tbs expsaataEss for ~ ysss jsSs
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The sixth volume of the OVERLAND
MONTHLY closes with the juno number.
Its popularity has induced the publish
ers to make still greater exertions in
producing an interesting ard obstructive
periodical. and they now have among
it. corps of contributors, the ablest pens
na the Pacific coast, AZ well as nuiner-
rus authors of acquired tame in the
East and in foreign lands. In referring
TO the International articles in the pres
ent issue. we would respectfully call the
attention of the reader to the % Yeiior-
stone Expedition. by WALTER TguM-
suLL; :. The Eclipse ia Siberia." bv
Cant. II. :. FRaNKLIN. O. ). ~: and
= Northern Whoiia9." By Cap. e. II.
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For the American
Elder Walter Marshal.

For more than twenty years I was ac-
quainted with Rev. Walter Marshal. and
never heard him preach without learning
something. The last time he called to see
me. lie opened the door with smile and
said Il have come home
When young he purchased lot of land
and commenced farming. marrying his
wife who was some dozen years younger;
but believing that he had call to preach
the Gospel, he sold his land and commence
ed his ministry. During his lahors in the
ministry, much Of the time he had no
abiding place but he went wherever duty
seemed to call him, although he preached
in this county portion OF the time for
nearly forty years. do not intend to
write his biography. only to mention a few
facts Of history. aud to say OF him that IL
not great, as the world adjudges greatness.
he was nevertheless. good and eonscien-
tiOus man. true to his convictions of duty.
giving himself up entirely to the work to
which he was dedicated In his early years.
His talents, whether one or ten, he occu-
pied until stricken with infirmity, and past