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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-18
TRAVELLING AND FRErGHTISG
CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

Time Schedule, February ~, 1871.
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EUROPEAN NEWS, &C.
ThierS Defends his Policy.
The Officers of the New Gov
eminent.
The Extradition of French Prisoners
to Commence.
A Movement for the Formation of
New Ministry.


Versailles.
Versailles, March 2S. Paris has nearly re-
sumed its usual aspect. OF the five hundred
thousand electors in Paris only two hundred
thousand voted at the elections on Sunday.
Twenty of the members of the committee
were elected. 1t is expected that Blanqui
will be President of the new government, and
that its power will center in Florence, Pyattt,
Delescausse, lie France, and Vermorel.
Theirs made an eloquent and brief address
in the national assembly to-day, defending his
policy and taking a solemn oath not to be-
tray the Republic.
At Lyons the regular athorites have resum-
cd the administration of affairs, and at ST.
Steinne, where the Reds obtained control for
awhile, the government officers have been re-
stored, and order now prevails. The army of
Prince Frederick Charles occupying France,
which has been in motion for few DAYS past
is now stationary.
London.
London, March %. The extradtion of
French prisoners which was suddenly stopped
under an order issued by the German govern
mcnt, will shortly re-commence.
Paris.
Paris March 2S. The city is quiet and or
derby this morning. The bourse has been re-
opened and business is i'll some measure be-
ing resumed.
\ growing feeling of dissatisfaction with
the government of NJ Theirs as now admin
istered, exists among the members of the
party of the right.
A movement is now in progress among the
members, which will in all probability culmi-
nate in proposal for the formation of a new
Ministry.
The lie Soire reported that Is, 900 votes
were cast at the elections on Sunday, about
half the number polled at the last plebisci-
tum.
The journal official contains an article
signed by valiant, advocating the assna-
ton of Duke D'Aumal.
Brussels.
Brussels, March IS The Nord says the
initiative proceedings taken by the cabinet OF
liogue, towards the naturalization Of private
property at Sealon, were entirely successful.
proposition similar to that Of the Dutch
government has been made by Austria to Bis
marck.
The plenipotentaries of France and Ger
many met at O'Clock this p. NJ, at the
French legation, The opening proceedings
were wholly formal. Credentials were ex-
charged. ara Iicrarations made for future
HI olng>.
-llufiJ.
Madrid, March 26. The Imperial news
paper has information that Carlist band of
sixty men have been beaten and dispersed in
the province of Lerida There were attempts
at disorder on Sunday at Saragossa, Cordova
and Valencia. Spanish ENJOYS have gone to
Tangier to prefer claims upon the government
of Morocco, on behalf of Spain.
England.
England, March %. The House of Lords
adjourned to- night after an unnterestng dis
cussion on the defects of the present military
system
In the House of Commons, the drift of the
debate was towards legislation to prevent the
expectation of arms to belligerents.
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nected. Though personally in favor of an.
nexation, he had agreed to suspend the iudr-
ment until the report was made. 1t had been
thought best to dismiss the matter from poll
| tlcs until that report was made: but this
course had not been followed nv some
| though he had declared for one his wiling,
ness to drop the subject if the Commissioner,
report was unfavorable. Certain men b.d
kept the question before the country. and
presented it constantly in an exaggerated
and distorted form, as if to anticipate the 70.
port, and prejudice the public mind against
it. Whatever might be its character, good
taste and propriety required that the Senator
from Massachusetts, should have deferred his
speech until the report was made. While he
did not know anything Of its character, he
Morton felt confident that many of the
charges against the President, and large
part of the Senator's speech, would be ans
wered by the report, aud that the vindication
of the President. upon all the charges he
made, would be complete upon the statement
of all the facts. We had heard to-day Of a
war made by the usurpation of Presidential
power, but after all it was the most peaceful
war ever heard Of Not gun had been fred
nor an act of violence committed upon .
single Haytien, so far as the evidence went,
and there was no evidence of the slightest
complaint by Hayti. Not one word of COM
plant had ever come from that country, and
it had remained for the Senator from Massa-
chusetts to bring in a complaint
Mr.. Morton then had read by the Secretary
a dispatch to United States Minister Bassett,
from the Haytien Secretary of Foreign Affairs,
assuring him that Hayti had no disposition or
desire to interfere with the free will Of the
Dominicans. As further reply to Mr. Sum-
ner, he reminded the Senator, as evidence,
that the Administration had not proposed to
take any immediate action upon annexation;
that Commission had no authority to negotiate
treaty, and that no one went with them who
could take a single tep in that direction. The
Haytien Government, in violation Of the law
of Lations, had given free passage across ito
territory to Cabral, and had furnished him
with war vessels to attack Dominica, and the
United States had merely notified Hayti that
while our negotiations were pending with Do
minica we would not allow him to make war
on the island. This the United States had an
undoubted right to do, because our Govern
ment had information of organizations on foot
| in Hayti to defeat annexation. No one need
tell him (Morton) that the Senator from Mas
sachusetts was a friend of liberty or the color
ed man when he so industriously spent his
time in an effort to put the Democratic party
in power, for to destroy the President is to de-
stroy the great party of which he is the head
(applause) and we know the terrible effect
upon the liberties of this country if the Demo-
cratic party comes into power.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, March rs. Judge Resting
of Virginia city, Nevada, yesterday charged
the Grand Jury to inquire into the facts OF
the hanging of Arthur p. Heffram by the Wig
ilants, and to indict for murder all the parties
connected with the organization. The Daily
Enterprise this morning justities the Vigil
ants, and advises the Jury to find no indict-
ments. 1t is probable that no indictment
will be found.
The property which the California Steam
Navigation Company lately sold to the Cali
fornia Pacific Railroad, included "a steam
ers, TO barges, and 20 wharyes and dePots in
various parts of the State.
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STATE NE VS..

Maggie Mitchell is coming to Portland.
John H. Hayes has been elected city clerk
of Bangor.
| Work has commenced on the foundations
of the new city buildings in Lewiston.
Maple syrup ought to be healthy at 81 per
gallon
Buyers consider coal little high; but the
cellars finds it lower every day.
trout weighing nine and one-half pounds,
. was found in the Skowhegan paper mill
water pit, Friday morning
There is little or no prospect that Nilsson
will come to Portland, but it is virtually set
tied that Fechier and party will.
The Portland Public Library has received
donation of twenty-eight volumes of valua-
bic miscellaneous reading from the Unitarian
Association in Boston.
The Star says that Mrs. Martha P. Little
ton. of Atland 81 years of age, in addition to
a great deal of other sewing, ETC., has made
eleven bed-quilts, since reaching her S0th
year.
The Lenten season is fast drawing to close
and on Sunday, the 9th prox.. the great feast
day of the church, Faster, will be appro-
priately celebrated.
The Bangor & Piscataquis railroad is to
have twenty new freight cars and one baggage
and mail car, from the Portland Cos Works,
about the first of next month.
The millinery store of Mrs. M. B. Cush-
man, in Portland, caught fire on Monday
night The damage by the flames was trifi-
ing, but the stock was ruined by water and
smoke. Insured for $4,000 at agency of Lor-
ing and Thurston; stock valued at $4,000
Building owned by j. b. Brown.
The Sentinel says that the inhabitants Of
Campobello, at meeting held at WEIGH Pool
short time ago, decided to organize a society
for the purpose of building fleet of fishing
vessel in order to increase the trade of the
island and thereby stimulate the idea of
home market for produce. The price of
shares was fixed at 500 each, payable in four
years in sums of $25.
The Portland Star tells a story of a horse
--"Old Whited"- owned in Market Square
in Portland. who (such animals are entitled
to this pronoun) one day late in winter when
the ice was terrible, suddenly left the man
who was getting him ready for his days work
and made his way to the blacksmith's shop,
where he stayed till his turn came to be shod.
He was taken in and his corks sharpened,
when he presented himself again for duty in
the most profound state of readiness and good
humor.
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The manufacture of leather is carried on
quite extensively in this State. Sole leather
is made in large quantities here, and but little
manufactured elsewhere in New England
Bark, large quantities of which are used in
making sole leather, is easily procurable
here, and it is cheaper to take the hides to
the bark than it would be to carry the bark to
the hides. But little skill is required in the
process of making, and many farmers and
lumbermen, who would otherwise be out of
work during certain parts of the year, find
employment in these sole-leather tsnneries
The amount of upper leather made in Maine
is limited
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN.


One of the large and splendid steamships of this
line will leave Pier No. A. North River foot of Canal
Street, at II O'clock noon on the 18th and Both OF
every month, Except when those days fall on sun
day, and then on the preceding Saturday. for AS
PINWALL connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one of the Companys Steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO, touching at MANZANlLLO.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers
for South Pacific and Central American ports. De
parture of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamers leave SAN
FRANCISCO first of every month, except when it
falls on sunday, then on the day preceding.
One Hundred Pounds Baggag. allowed each
adult. Ca Baggage masters accompany baggage
through and attenu to ladies and children without
male protectors. Baggage received on the dock the
day before sailing from steamboats,, railroads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets or further informa-
ton, apply at the Company's ticket Office, ON the
wharf FOOT OF CANAL STREET, NORTH
RIVER, NEW YORK.
ly29 +. II. BABY, Agent.
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New York Produce Market.

COTTON-sales 2ls5 bales; mid. uplandsl54.
FLOUR-9000; state 009Il5; round hoop Ohio
615a740; western 60067T5; southern 6909SO0.
WHEAT-52, 600 bu; No. / spring 00Oal59; new
No. 2 do.15JIs 9l5S; winter red aud amber western
lSealS3
CORN-0ooo0i new mixed western, Go90o ;old
co.
OATS-state 600; western 67sG9.
PORk-000. new mess, 2l.75G 22.00. old, p - q
2l .25. prime Is .009ls.j0.
LARD-l2al224st steam; 90 q 90; kettle.
BUTTER-Westn, 12a24; state, 25940.
WHISKEY OO00; Western free 9lL dS01l.
RICE-Carolina, isk 9sk.
SUGAR-Porto Rico, 9hd9<; Muscovado, 9
%.
MOLASSES-N. o. O05O0.
SP'TS TURPENTINE 81.
ROSIN-270 for strained
PETROLEUM-crude, 8lS1s; refined, q
TALLOW-- SA4a9.
FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOOL - Cotton, 1921
flour 0s. Cd, wheat GO
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FROM BOSTON.

Boston, March %. Resolves were report
ed in the State Senate to-day approving
President Grants message recommending
protection of loyal people of the South, and
requesting Massachusetts Senators and Rep
resentatives in Congress to aid in securing
necessary legislation to that end. &.
Fire.
fire in Cambridge to-day destroyed one
of the buildings of Valentines Japan varnisll
mandatory, containing 1000 gallons of var
nish, valued at SIS gallon. Total loss esti-
mated at 10000; Insured for $40, 600.
Advices from Maine, upper Androscoggin
and its tributaries, report three feet of snow
and excellent weather for numbering opera
tons.
ARRIVED.
Arrived, barques \. Houghton, Sierra
Leone, Agra, Liverpool, and Brig Novelty
MatauZas.
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The republicans of China we're caught
mapping on Monday last and the result was
the election of the democratic ticket through
out, excepting Clerk. The democrats worked
lively and had every voter at the polls, while
many republicans stayed at home on account
of the storm. AS a sequence the democrats
are jublant, as they deserve to be. The fol-
lowing are the officers elected;
Moderator, ID. Z. Bolster; Clerk, j. H..
Stevens, (R); Selectmen, Alexander Chad
wick, J. II. Hamilton. and Caleb Jones'
Treasurer, c. X Evans, fR) School Superin-
tendent, Eli Jones.
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At meeting of the Dirigo Base Ball Club
held Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
G. c. Flagg, President; F. II. Scruton,
Vice President; w. w. Morse, Secretary
and Treasurer; w. P. S. Porter, w. f. Tay-
lor, G. E. Perkins, Directors. F. II. Scruton
was also elected Captain of LIST Nine, and F.
II. Scruton and +. o. Parker were chosen as
delegates to the Maine Junior Association
which meets in this city the first Wednesday
in May.
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Mr.. Joseph Griffin of Brunswick is engaged
in collecting material for his proposed history
OF the Maine press. 1t is difficult and la
borious task. The work will be printed at
Mr.. Grifiins office, new type will be used and
it will be executed in the highest style of the
art. Mr.. s. L. Boardman the agricultural
editor Of the Maine Farmer, will assist in fur
nishing that part of the history relating to
Kennebec county.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, March 20. An appropriation
was made to the Common Pleas Court to-day
for the judgment of creditor of the Indianap-
oils, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad, fol
the reversion of the order by which General
Morris, William F. Boaz and VIM. Z. In
gals were appointed Receivers of that road
on the ground that they were stockholders
and creditors of the road.
The members of the bar who practice be-
fore the United States Courts here, with a
number of prominent government officials,
will give testimonial supper on Thursday
night to Judge Leavitt, who is about to retire
from the bench after forty years of service.
Ex-Attorney General Stanberry will pre-
side
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-29

DRY FEET are necessary to good health in
our climate of rain, snow and thaw. The
best insurance against snow and dampness
is pair of the CABLE SCREW WIRE Doors
or Shoes. Easy, pliahle, durable, they may
be had of any good dealer. Dit
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Central, l22 ; Lake Shore and Michigan Southern,
103 Illinois Central l341S Cleveland & Pittsburg,
l131 Chicago & North Western, SIX do preferred
96I Chicago q Rock Island, 1154 Mil. St.Paul
6lzS, do preferred, 79Z Toledo Wabash West
ern. $50; Toledo, Wabash & Western preferred,
70 Pttsburg q Fort Wayne, 963s; Terre Haute
30 do ptd. IS; Alton, lis -, do. prefd. 49,;
Ohio and Miss. AZ Boston, Hartford & Erie, tx. .
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FROM HARTFORD.

Hartford, Conn, March 81. Wilson the
murderer of Warden Willard, of the Connec-
ticut State prison. starved himself five days
of last week. Saturday the prison physician
injected beef tea into his stomach and re-
peated the operation on Sunday. Wilson
thinks this worse than hanging, and on Sun
day lie addressed a note to the warden, dated
Camp Hungry, via. Syrup and Rubber
Cable, announcing his capitulation and call
ing for milk porrdge and three crackers. lie
is now taking food regularly.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New York, March %. The damage to the
Hartford steamer Granite State is much less
than at first reported. She will resume her
trips in or days.
The Supreme Court of the United States
has dismissed the suit of the Phoenix Fire
Insurance Company of Brooklyn to recover
$50, 900 for taxes paid to the city.
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We refer with pleasure to the array OF
figures presented in the statements OF insur-
ance companies, represented at the agency of
David Cargill in this city, and advertised in
our columns. There are no better companies
in existence. 81
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FROM RICHMOND.

Richmond, Va, March Is. Steven S. Ma
son, member Of the legislature, has been
held in $1,000 bonds for an attempt to corrupt
the city official, to secure the acquittal of Ex-
Mayor Chahoon.
The House tonight passed the funding bill
as it came from the Senate-75 to AZ. 1t
provides the funding of two thirds of all the
bonds, stocks and certificates with the interest
accruing to July, 1871.
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FROM ALBANY.

Albany, N. y. March %. The reports of
the Assembly Railroad Committee on the Erie
classification repeal act, that of the majority
against the repeal act, and that of the minor
Ivy, Weed, Baker and Littlejohn in favor of
it, were submitted to the Assembly to-day,
and both laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
The democrats were in caucus this evening
on the pending bill to change the time of
general elections throughout the State
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SUMMIT MT. WASHINGTON.

Mt Washington, via. Littleton, March %.
Observations taken at 7. NJ. Barometre
29.G4; change plus Il. Thermometer Il,
change plus s. Relative humidity of the
atmosphere ca. Wind n. E. Velocity of wind
~ miles per hour.
1t has been showing all day. Mr.. Clough
has rejoined us to take views of the observa-
tory.
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ANOTHER CASE OF BRoNcHITIs CURED
81 was persuaded to try Fellows Con-
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHIrEs for Bron.
chitis, from which l had suffered much.
have used only three bottles, and my healtl
is now better than it has been for years
there is a general demand for it from al
parts.
"Yours respectfully, w. j NELSON,
"Bridgewater, n. S., 2nd March, 1869"
mar2S- t&weodlw
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Sleighs were out yesterday morning in
large numbers, but before night the snow had
vanished from the streets, and those who
counted on a gay sleigh-ride were compelled
to be dragged through the mud The late
snow was just the plaster needed to draw out
the last remains of frost from the earth.
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FROM RALEIGH.

Raleigh, n. c., March %. The House
has adopted and presented to the Senate ar
icles of impeachment against Judge Edmund
w. Jones of the I'd judicial district, for re-
peated drunkenness and dsgraceful conduct
in Office, and Friday next is appointed for the
beginning of his trial. The articles are gen.
orally supported irrespective Of party.
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ES- DR.. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Med
ical Discovery, will not raise the dead, but it
will benefit and cure the living. For all
severe Coughs, Throat and Bronchial diseas-
es it has never yet been equaled. For "Liver
Complaint" or ''Biliousness,' and Constipa-
ton of the Bowels it is never failing rem
edy. Sold by druggists. mar2S t&weodlw
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FROM CNNADA.

Port Colbourne, March %, The schooner
D. Ferguson, from Toledo, for Buffalo has
arrived here, having been unable to get
through the .ice below Paint Abino. The
schooner Collins left here this noon for
Toledo.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, March %.
FLOUR-spring extras
WHEATNo. >, 1857.
CORN-524s.
OATS--50 tor No.2.
RYE-No. ., 30.
BARLEY--sOdS0 for No. ..
MESS PORK-20.5U
LARD-00
LIVE HOGS-65Oa675
RECEIPTs-5Ooo -four, 1000 wheat. % 900 corn
10000 oats, 5000 barley, 1900 hogs. 5000
SHIPMENTS-7000 flour, 90 900 corn 90 900 oats
0000 barley, 0,Q00 hogs.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
FIRE.

New Orleans, March %. Steamer Belle of
Alton, was burned at Algiers this morning
She was owned by the ST. Louis and Alton
Packet Company. She was valued at from
$50 900 to $50 900, and insured in the Gin
cinnati, Wheeling and Pittsburg Companies
for $40 900.
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FROM HAVANA.

Havana, March %. The sugar crop this
year will be from one-fifth to one quarter less
than last year.
The insurgent General Pardonn has sur
rendered to Puerto Principe.
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Cincinnati Produce Markc

CINCINNATI, March %.
MESS PORK-a2loo.
LARD-ll3s.
BULK MEATS-sides l0dI.
BACON-shoulder, 81. clear rib 1873 sides, II.
WHISkEI-SG.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL
New YORK Money Market.
NEW YORK, March %
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, March IS.
Marlposa,5k, do. pla, %; Canton Coz 81 Gum
berland Co., "a; Western Union Tel. Co.. 574 ;
Quicksilver Mining Co, ia Pacific Mail, 434 /;
Boston Water Power, 80 Adams FIX. Co... 7sA /;
Wells, Fargo & Co., 4lh American Merchants I'm.
ANU. S. Ex. Co., i6's; N. Y. Central andlHudson
Ri yer, 96ls do, scrip l92A iErie, 25ls do.i pf. A.
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FROM BANGOR.
FIRE.

FIRE.
Bangor, March IS. The Wing learns that
the steam house and workshop connected with
Beasly & Cos yard at Bucksport, were burned
Monday night Loss estimated at $1,000.
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FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

Philadelphia, March %. The Lehigh Goa
and Navigation Co., to-day unanimously
ra tilted the lease of the Lehigh and Susque
hanna Railroad to the New Jersey Central.
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q oeaI ano State Mems.

have succeeded in getting out a good supply
of logs the past winter. la.l '3--
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FROM PORTLAND.

ARRIVED
Portland, March %. Steamer Austrian
from Liverpool, March 10th, arrived this at-
ternoon at o'clock.
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FROM OHIO.

Columbus, o., March %. The House to
day indefinitely postponed the bill making II
per cent. the legal rate of interest.