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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02
COOP RESOLVES ron 1871.
The year 1870 Is past. It died as

othcryWNzhaVedied, leaving behind
It, engraved on the tablet Of the worlds
history, q record Of Joy, sorrow, grief
and mkibrtuns. Tho great historic
river Of time flows on and OH. The
years are its mile posts, months and
days its rolling steps. Man, thatatom'
Of divinity, dances and laughs upon Its
eysr-varying shore, drinks ofits waters
and die+td' be no more. Not that,
but to live again in that great ocean Of
eternity which Times river Is ever
swelling. Think what kind Of a jour-
ney you have made during the past
year. Think o. the smiles you have
made to beam upon the face Of the sor-
rowlng-of the tears you have caused
to fioM. Place them in the great ball
ancs o. duty, and SEQ which Is the
heavier. We pity the wretch who has
10 good deed that can be placed to his
credit. Happy he whose life has been
spent in Virtues service. Did you
make good resolutious a year agos
Did you Danish the cup? cut loose from
evil acquaintance? shun the path Of
the vile? How have you kept those
resolutions and how have you kept
yourself? Now Is a good time to think
your life over, be It pleasant or un-
pleasant. Now isa good time to make
good resolutions-more 'swearingof."
Most Of us made terrible resolutions
OIL the 81 Of last January ; made them,
too, when conscience, through the me
dunn Of headaches, hair-pulling, trem-
bling nerves digestion upses<pockets
depleted and self.condemnation. He'll,
1t Is said, Is paved with good resolu-
lions, and so Is the I'd Of January. A
good day for oodintentions; they have
t, be treated all the balance Of the
year. let us make those resolutions
now. II you have n wide ditch 10
jump, you start back q little and give
a running jump, and may be clear IL
but II you stand close at Its edge, as
stiff and solemn as n Quaker, you are
sure to tumble In. New Years Day is
a big ditch; its banks are slippery and
Its waters are very much mixed. Get
ready to Jump now Take a run at 1t
for the next fourteen days and you'll
clear IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02
TIE DEnocRATIc~ cAHDDAz1
IN 1871

The New York Header, Q weekly
Journal of considerable note, owned by
Peter B. Sweeney andHA Oakley Hall,
the first the real master Of Tammany,
and the second the Mayor Of the great
city and Governor John L. Hofman's
immediate friend, announces that the
latter will not be n candidate for Pres,
ident IN 1872, but that New York
stands ready to support 4 citizen from
any other State, prefsrring that he
should be q Western. man, and that
that man should be the Hon. Thomas
"A. Hendricks, of Indiana. This early
announcements the plans OF the Tam
many leaders, who are, all things con-
sidered, the absolute managers and con-
'trollers OF the Democratic destinies Of
the a~spirants who resided IN other States.
These shrewd and daring men under
stand right well that Pendleton an
tagonizes Hendricks, that Asa Packer
and his friends do not affect Hancock,
and that If all the others who hunger
after tho great prizo outside Of New
York can be got actively by the ears,
Governor Hoffman will come in for
the sweepstakes Of the nomination as
the available standard-bearer and
peace maker. General George B. Nc
Clellan, l. not mentioned In the New
tYork Leader as among the possible
claimants for the Presidential bauble.
He seems to have retired with his W
consent from the struggle, and is at
present in very prosperous business.
Residing near the city Of Orange, New
jersey, he receives from Tammany
Hall the handsome sum Of $4,000 per
annum as engineer Of the Bureau Of
Docks for the city Of New York, and
by the will of late Edwin A. Stevens, Of
Hoboken, N. j., an additional $40, 600
a year for supervising the completion
of the great Stevens Battery. This Is
equal to a Presidents salary, and with
plenty Of private work as civil engi-
neer, makes him completely indepen-
dent Of the wrangles for national SUI
premacy. The Tammany leaders seem
to take this view Of the question by
leaving him out Of their horoscope Of
calculations. But If the Democracy,
under the able and desperate MASTER
ship Of Tammany Hall, are thus care
fully preparing the way for their own
special candidate for the Presidency,
they must not lose sight Of the dangers
that must beset them in the manipula-
ton Of their platform. Two Year,
more discussion Of the great ideas
made c%onquerable and irreysrsible by
the war, and since the war crystalized
into absolute law, will. bring these
mere partisans to a sense Of the fact
that there are higher considerations
than the qualifications and popularity
OF candidates for President, and That
before they can elect anybody to the
chief office Of the Republic the people
must know what he mean to do with
the great results Of the war for the
preservation Of the Government.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

DEATH OF GENERAL PRIM.-When
General Prim was wounded OH last
Wednesday by band o~fassassins. who
lay In wait for him rs he was quitting
the Cortes, 1t was telegrapled that his
injuries wore slight and his life not in
danger. Il will therefore cause some
surprise to learn that he expired OH
last Saturday, in consequence Of his
wounds. a 50 tho most prominent, II
not the greatest or best, man in Spain
has fallen by the hands Of 4 gang OF
c0wardly assaSins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

The Director of the United States
Mint recommends again the issue OF
silver coins Of the denomination Of 10,
Is and 80 cents but Of the value of,
say, Q, p and Is cents, or Whereabouts,
respectively, 10 rs to correspond with
the average value Of u existing de-
preciated greenbacSs, and supersede
the fractional currency now in use.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

A COUNTRY editor lately announced
an increase in his family, and in his
Publication of the event propounded
the following conundrum: "What-i Is
the difference between editorial and
matrimonial experienced? In the for
mer the devil cries for copy In the
latter the copy cries like the devil"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

A LAWYER who was lame Of one leg,
pleading before a late Judge who had
little or no nose, the Judge told him he
was afraid he had but 4 lame case Of 1t.
"Oh, your Honor" said the lawyer,
shave but q little patience, and I'll
warrant l prove everything as plain as
the nose on your face"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

An INTERESTING TALE.-The first
chapter Of an interesting tale appears
on the first page of the News to-day,
and to which we call the attention of
u lady readers; but for the balance
Of 1t they must buy the Ne,e York
Ledger Of January 7th, aud subsequent
numbers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

CIDER Is said to be so plenty in Now
Hampshire that they pay . man iifty
cents a barrel to drink It, and the Bos-
ton Post says good, able-bodied labor
ers are naklns from one o two dollars
n day at the business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02
THE NEVADA LRaIsLATURH.

SENATE.
Elected in 1870. Hold over and contest.
NAB COUNTY.
Israel Crawford, r. d. II. Brown, R.
C. N. Noteware. Contested by Noteware.
LANDER COUNTY.
". W. Mccoy, D, Mccoy, long term.
john Spencer, ID. j Spencer, unexpired do.
STOREY COUNTY.
G ao' " tI Hopsias, R, W. N. Han, R.
ELKo COUNTY.
J. b. Moore,sR, Con. by W.. +. Dyer.
2 LYON COUNT.
J. G. Hazlett, r, d. l.. Hastings, r.
LINCOLN COUNTY.
z B. Hazard, D.
EsMERALDA O0UNrI D.
n. Boring, D., IT. ". Abraham, r.
HUMBOLDT COUNTY. I
Robert McBeth, D, = II. 8. Bonniheld, d.
~.... DOUGLAS Dun "
Jas. W. Small. Ind.
swnEHE Nrr COUNTY.
WHITE ZINE
A. G. Cleveland, r,
George =. Mills, ID. ..
wASHoE COUNTY.
c. II. Eastman, r, T. B. Shamp, r.
CHURCHILL COUNTY,
NorE-There arc In the Senate twelve Re.
publicans (of whom tive occupy seats which will
probably DO contsstsd), ten Democrats and one
independent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

An exchange says: "We have often
wondered where all the blind people
came from, but 1t Is plain now. There
Is q blind factory at Elizabeth, New
Jersey, where large numbers are
turned out every year"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

"J1M, what makes your cats keep up
such a cursed mewing all nlghtp"
"Don't know, Bill; suppose, though,
it's on account Of their mew-cuss MEM
brane."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

ONE of the sable orators Of old Vir-
ginia made a good point when he said:
"De oyster got mo- sense than most
folks, cause he know when to keep his
mouf shet."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

A LITTLE one, after undergoing the
unpleasant operation Of vaccination,
exclaimed "Now I won't have to
be baptized, will ~"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

A DETROIT burglar, while In a hall
way. ON a thieying expedition, being
asked what do you want? {" coolly
replied, ooh, nothing. I'll help my
aeif.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

JEyr. DAVIS has, it Is said, promised
a lecture agent In Cincinnati to deliver
a lecture there during the Winter,
business and Providence permitting,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

The tobacco cAewer Is like a goose
in a Dutch oyen-always on the spit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

Az ONO chiropodist travels in a
wagon built and painted like a human
foot with corns and bunions all over Il.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

..-F ASSEMBLY. uf sLaEt r
oRAsBY COUNTY.
4. J. Lockwood, X. Joseph X. Cowen, D..
j. A. B~urlingame, X t.
LANpEE COUNTY.
). l.. Fuller. D, II. A. Willard, D,
T. 8. Jones, D, d. Murphy. D. ra
~ a STOREY ouNrY .
A. C. Hay, r, Robert L. Lowery, D,
G.. W. Rodgers, X, Thos. II. Williams, d,
L. /. Buckingham, r, .. T. Barber, d,
Henry Piper. R IH r. +. Smith. r,
Samuel Owens, r, Charles 8. Sayllle, r,
A. Lawson, r, A. X. Potter, r
- ELKo COUNTY.
J. A. Savage, D. ~. W. Elysou, D.
~ LYON 81 ~
George W.. Liksns, r, J.F. Roney, r,
W. c. Doyey, X. l.a--a
LINCOLN COUNTY.
N. B. GaraShan, D. -
rsaERALpk COUNTY.
y. R. Rslanos d @ Angus Mcleod p,
.- HUMBOLDT COUNTY.
VIM. A. Trousdalc, d, Joseph Organ, D,
Thomas Harris, D,
.. .- DOUGLAS .
John s. Child, Ind, II. r. Dangberg, Ind.
HrI COUNT
4. II. Grcenhalgh. D, John Bowman, r.
WHITE PINE COUNTY.
WINNER Brown. r. Clint. II. Patchen, d.
r. z, CInayan, Il,
wAsuoE COUNTY.
II. II. Hogan. X, A. J. Hatch, r. 70
II. II. Beck, X, al I
CHURCHILL COUNTY.
]. n. Gray, D, J.. r. Mcclellan, D.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

TIE gayest letter OF the alphabet
U; 1t is always In fun.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

? $50 much for bucking 'em," as the
young mar said when he fought the
tiger.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

In Is too soon to speak OF the Prcsi-
dental campaign, but there can be
little doubt that the Republican nom!-
nee will be General Grant, aud no
doubt at all that II he Il nominated he
will be elected.-SacrdmsntO Record.
That depends upon the angle Of
vision with which You look ut it.
Carson Register.
Don't you fret, Mr.. Register. The
Record b looking through, tho risat
GnJle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02
LATEST TELEGRAMS

lsrsa,L TO n, eotp nu1 DALEY NEWS II
, fu wEsr1RN uNIoN TxLHaRArH LINE.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

oxE end Of the Ohio double baby
has got The Group. 81 .siSjosIv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02
Births.

KoRN-MG Iroy. Cal, Dec. aSd, to the wife o.
Moses Korn, q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

FLoRENcE, December 3l.-King Vic
tor Emanuel left this city to-day for
Rome,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-01-02

Arrived = The Weather Rasaways
aAdshash.uDs-ALa Accidental
~ KilIcd-A General Usiiday-The
sodueer, MURPHY. shIl Aiivo-Ar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
THE COURTS.

TRIBULATIONs OF AN ERIE RECEIVER
In the United States Circuit Court, on Satur-
day. the petitions relative to the Coleman and Robinson
receiveshp Of the 66 shares OF Erie stock claimed by
Heath and Raphael and the petition OF Jay Gould VINO
also claims these shares up before Judge Batch
ford. Upon consent 81 counsel, the bearing was al
journed two weeks The Judge said that In the mean
time the examination Of Coleman before tho Master IN
Equity must go on. The application Of Coleman Tor In
sructons to the recevershp also heard on satur
day by Judge Cardozo in Supreme Court Chambers MI
Buckley. representing Mr. Coleman. moved 10 discharge
his bond In the State Court the suit having been removed
to the United States Courts Judge Caroso asked II
there was any objection the other SIDE Mr. Evarts
said that an application pending before the United
States Court for instructions by Mr. Coleman simar
10 the one made by Mr. Buckley He thought that after
the transfer OF the the State Court receiver became
receiver in the United States Court, and In all re-
specs subject to its Jurisdiction, his bonsmen becoming
Federal Courts. Mr. Evarts suggested that whatever
action the Court might take, the bonds be not allowed
to drop In the Streets but be taken that I'm the
change OF receivers the property should reach it's proper
Judge Cardozo said he believed ne could properly
enter order discharging the receivers bond, he
considered that the interested could pursue tse
bondsmen in the Federal Court Mr. Buckley submitted
form Of order releasing the receivers bondsmen 80 far
the State Courts concerned and requested that
suitable order DO made with reference TO the receivers
fees. Decision reserved. Judge CardoZo remarking
that he would probably consult Judge Batchford as TO
the nature OF the order he would make.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
PERSONAL.

The Southern papers are publishing letter
written by Gen Robert z. Lee, Feb. 6, 1885, advocating
Che employment Of negroes soldiers and expressing
great faith In their efficiency.
The Rev. Henry Morgan of Boston is en-
gagged in the laudable but arduous attempt to raise
$4,000 for his church by lecturng to fast young men,
who as a rule never pay anybody they ought
By a cOpartnership just formed with Mr.. w.
r. Madison Of Our Magazine, Major-Gen JudsOn Kill
patrick has become joint editor and proprietor Of that
periodical, and enters upon his duties In May.
Jefferson Davis is haranguing the Democracy
OF the South and expressing the hope that he may yet
live TO see the sovereignty Of the States vindcaed He
must expect 10 live days after the crack Of DOOM
William II. COrwin, the only son of the late
Governor. better known Tom COrwin Of Ohio Is
QTactlcng homeopathy in Lebanon, Penn. He seems TO
nave little Of his distinguished fathers ability and none
oil bis fathers ambition.
The Boston paper which stated that Col
1hos Wentworth HigginsOn was sOon going 70 Europe
yO 40 abseuce OF several years out to have spoken
without knowledge and against the facts Col Hgglh-
~Oo mas no present Intention OF gong to Europe at ALL
Baron Nathaniel de ROthschild who died in
Paris last in such moneyess condition that his
estate was declared 10 be worth only $9OOOOOo now
reported 20 have left S50OOO Consequently his heirs
VIII not suffer from poverty much was anticipated
Swmburne's admiration for Walt Whitman
excessive He has every edition that has been printed
OF walt Whtman's poems and maintains that, while
tlee can be 10 dispute that Victor Hugo is the greatest
tAg poet be is very much inclined ~ think that walt
whitman holds the disputed second place.
Mazzini, having published an eternal fare
wen TO England expresses his determination TO die in
1ay which, the accounts Of his health be true, will be
s ssvI dihcgt nor distant Rome correspondent
A. opposed 10 the course Of the French insurgents
ana hopes they may be summarily put down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03

doubt whether Brooklyn people ldesre these nusances
abated He refers sietter he had received concerning
these evils, and concludes thus:
"The purpose OF this communication is to inquire
whether there be any authority lodged In your hands to
eradicate this foul ulcer from the bosom OF society or
whether these criminals whose crimes rs much
those which engage the daily attention OF our Courts as
murder does ample lying shall be suffered to continue
thor deathdealing and demorszing trade unrebuked
The cattle pens OF Johnson-s comprised In
BILE category In order 10 bring these wretches TO Justice
the resources of this society always at your COIN
mAnd when available"
The letter referred TO by Mr. Bergh 10 tho following
from resident OF Brooklyn, l.. d.:
BERsH feel duty alike %
self family public generally inform OF the fsrfu'
Of the cattle this The mud and bin are neesp
allowing bues either to lie down OF
feed Nor this all nv night Waterman informs me ai sa ,s
frequently onnete with ese Jan
pens require assistance Of res or for men 70
steady their bodies the ssughterhsnse his done
midnight daylight These SICK cattle "
and tie meat sod to retailers throughout Che city, and Phals nay
pertains particularly Board Of Health ~ please report
tbs mattel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
NETWORK TOWN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
POLITICAL NOTES.

1t is semi officially announced that the Iowa
Republican State Convention will be held on the Hs OF
June The officers TO be elected this time are Governor
lieutenant Governor and Superintendent Of Public In
otrnc,op Gov Samuel Merrill declines to be a candidate
HOr reelection.
The Easton (Nfd.) journal, Democratic, in
oatng question OF the Governor of Maryland,
cegrets TO find Of the Western Shore people and
newspapers laying claim TO that Office on the ground
that the Senator TO be elected next Winter viii come
crom the Eastern Shore" The Journal says:
Law usage, and prescription give the Senator,
Formerly law gave the Governor every third term,
but though that provision has been omitted in late years.
we think courtesy usage and prOprety ought TO give
the gubernaOral nomination next Fau, the last TWO
Governors having come from the Western shore"
The Journal conclusion, advocates the reelection OF
eenator Vic srs who has served his State faithfully at
Washington, and names Judge Carmichael OF Queen
4nne's Dr. George X. Dennis Of Somerset, or Lemuel
phOWell OF WOrcester, for Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
ELECTROMAGNETIC /.

S,,oye,,, -Chambers-By Judge lngraham'-
Thomas Typs AIT Matthew Bar-Moon granted Silaou eoss
By Juige BsmsTl-Brnkly ag Bnnky-hsmoAnda o counsel
S,,pe,ior Court-General 1em-By Judges M9neii
and HrCunn-C AIT SiItbsVe Co-JGdgmeH' anu Oie'
6rmsI with costa u,t,s at col,., Al
'M,nI Rce-Jugment reVefsei snu De" A
appellant 10 abide tn event oI tns
a. noon I,r new trial the ground OF su rise ETC. Ahmu WIN
sos. opinion Jug Frremahl ne eIs ~ a. ~.
an1 orer affirmed with costs MeGrsth sgt beJulg
-, sHrrJ B,nislein Sweeney yudg nehl SniheI
r. .gt Soyis-same SohTof ag Baur-Jnlsmrh s' Vuel
tel ,, cost. Matthews agt WooLoideT Ie'.sei
asttiurli iefc' SCI a. 20 h' no'
- s win cost. To defendant abide tbr event DthH ayI
nj rev snd new hal orlsfe WIN COST 70 to NJ
49, .s tbr event The Mrrcntl' huns insurance
Knney IT al agt G Ell alOrler e'ee ~'n cots anu
M Ils Mcneil and snenc,r-Marin sgt Mlrtn-Judgmen' re-
-. .rJ new tr Al orleei ~ib costs TO abie e',hI
Stpsyior lourt-.Specidl Ium-By Judge Jones
usr .gt $, ton q al sg The Great Mettn Is 70
i,iuv All Town-~nl Nom. agt tohc oWI He W,
~ pti Kpyy AT Bissel Knre agt Clarke hingsg as1
~ - NI%'n sgt Vsu Zanl.-Onlers gTf-tel -
- Neil kim at Mcdonald Conn iaint dismissed fonie
AT Forle--Aodou for attachment denel
ror,,on pI,as-SpeoiGl Term-By Judge Robinson
at Cou,-souon granted with no costs Nne'nee S" DiAeh
.tMst,oa granted Fest AgL fesL-iRaneioa "s'oNeL
uo,,ne Couyf- General Term-BefOre ChefJusiiees
nu ~ . sb.a AMI Joachisen j. Martin 1errv
N'rtsn Mittlews Hgt Barney lfia at "on berger az
r,vers g. trial ord @ed coats 10 abide event.
IrI T,ualu Az Nelson, j., brewster agt lbs hlhshr
see coap ny Bsses sgt NJ henne hur agt kfIer, FAX
~ 50 i,.g.rhat al MAILER IuUQLre at Davidson ha,keit sgt
E,,us az Affirmed si!a Gusts sea0a sgt BUCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
TIE NEW DOMINION
TILE NEW DOMINION.

ENFORCEMENT OF THE FREE TRADE REsoLU-
TIONs-AMENDMENT TO THE FISHERY LAWS
THE RED RIVER TROOPS STILL ORDERLY.
OTTAWA, April 1.-The Government has Is
sued instructions admit and after to-day the fol-
lowing articles free Coal, coke, wheat -four salt, peas
beans rye oats Indan-cOrn buckwheat and all other
grains Indian meal oatmeal, flour or meal OF any other
grain. ,,, - -
In the House of Commons some discussion arose on
Dr. Tupper motion for the House TO go INTO COMMITTEE
on the resolution providing for the amendment TO the
act respecting fishery BY foreign vessels ME- Hot2n
thought would be niudciOus to NEEDLE with that sub
iect in view OF the sitting OF the Joint High Commission
while Dr. Upper said the resolutions provide another
means carry out the present regulations ana dd
moi propose to make the present law more stringent
Mr Hoton said il empowered the Minister of the Marine
TO order captured vessels ne taken into other than the
nearest ports. He thought injustice might result from
this DR.. Upper said IL was very advisable that snch
power should be given, II might sometimes be neither
safe nor convenient to carry vessels INTO the nearest
hgrbOr. The resolutions would give the officers and
men OF the Police vessels share III the prize money,
whereas under the wording Of the present law Captains
mi ght claim the whole OF it, After further discus
sio the resolutions agreed TO, and bill founded
on them was read for the first time. -
In the Senate the POstmasterGene announced that
the rumors OF misconduct the part OF the Red RVer
troops were wholly grOundless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-03
CRIMINAL COURTS.

Jose Paro and Carlo Melantha. charged with sell
inc cigars properly stamped committed BY Commissioner
Shields Saturday.
In the United States Circuit Court, on Saturday,
Judge Woodruff declared the bail bonds forfeited in FL criminal cases
They amounted 10 $3.50
At the Tombs Police Court, Justice Downing CON-
oeI Richard McAvoy of Eitabh Yesterday for stealing
from the quo Joseph Sherlock No ~ khbeihst cigars
and liquor worth SO.
James Chyshom, while placing the shutters on
the snos. Of tie goods No. e5 Eghhe Ssarly
evening accidentally in the groin with pistol by w lillian IL
Irncb,on salesman the brsnsng loaded rero
YER Hutchinson Justice Co.. at the Jefferson Market
poc Cont remsnded YESTERDAY the Sixteenth Precinct station
Casey and John williamson were led on charge OF
stsng 10 from Tucker Of No $50 West TWENTY
pip Mcabe held for shooting George Price Of Fifty
sixth ct and Seyentbays., in the breast