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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
DISPATCH
Stock Board Adjearnmcnt-A New
street. RRilway-Ths Fair Trial
again Postponed,

SAN FRANcIsco. June G-S p. NJ
The Stock Exchange to-day resolved
to adjourn on Tuesday morning next
until the Monday following.
Tho Clay street and Russian Hill
Railway is likely to be built soon.
The amount already subscribed to 1t rs
free donations by property holders
amounts to $24,5
The stock market is generally
weaker to-day, though a few stocks
just held their own.
The Fair trial is again postponed on
the application of the defense, until
the first Monday in September, on the
alleged ground that the attendance OF
DIR. Lyford, an important witness, can
not be obtained at present. He is re-
ported to be in Marin county, The
Impression Is strong that the defense
is anxious to put off the trial to the
utmost limit, and will never be ready
unless compelled.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26

CRYSTAL PALACE CIRcUs.-ThiS Ia
nous travelling combination Of all
d~irst-class stars of the arena, entirely
new and original throughout, will ar
rive at Virginia City on Friday TO
give their first performance that even
ing. The wardrobe, trappings aud all
the appointments Of this grand circus
are said to be Of the very richest and
most magnificent order. The horses
are Of the most highly trained, the
company Is made up of the finest and
best artists In the profession, including
tho most talented aud celebrated
riders, gymnasts. acrobats, tumblers,
tiyht-rope and wire-danGcrs, jugglers,
ETC., also the funniest Of clowns and
two of the best lady riders on the Pa
eltic coast. As to the performances
given, 1t is highly spoken of as the best
Vet. The spacious new pavilion Is Ca
pable Of holding and comfortably seat.
ING all who attend, and the ladies and
gentlemen of Virginia and Gold Hill
will find this Just such q circus as they
can approve of and be we'll pleased
with. It will appear also at Gold HUI
tonight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26


The GREAT FRUIT CmEr.-Belcher,
the champion apple man, who can sell
more fruit and talk more politics than
any other man on the Pacific coast,
has crossed the mountains from hi:
ranch OH the Costumes river, Calltor'
mia, and we heard of him ut Carson
Yesterday. He Is on his annual visit
to this section, for the purpose of sup
plying the community with choice
fruit OF all kinds, as usual, at the very
lowest rates. Having done this every
season thus far for the last dozen years,
Belcher Is pretty we'll known to all the
families and good people generally.
We don't know exactly what political
line Belcher will adopt to talk on dur
ing the present season, but he Is more
substantial and reliable In politics than
Horace Greeley, therefore We claim
him for Grant.
RETURNED. A. McSIartin, aftec-
tionately known by those who love
him best as "Sandy," ex-Town Treas
urer Of Gold Hill and head blacksmith
at the Crown Point hosting works,
returned this morning with his family
safe and sound from their trip East
over the big railroad, to visit relatives
and friends in Canada and the Attain
tic States. They had q good time and
Sandy enjoyed the trip hugely, with
the exception Of being homeslck occa-
sionally, and he Is mighty glad to get
back to the happy land Of %sagebrush,
He speaks of the Boston Jubilee as Inn
mense-devil OF . big noise, and all
that sort Of thing.
MINING STOCK LosT.-Some valuable
mining stock, enclosed in n blank
| Wells, Fargo & Co.'S envelope, was
lost yesterday between j. G. Lock
| woods tin shop on Main street, oppo'
| site the News office. and the Belchel
mine. Transfer has been stopped, and
the finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at LockwoGd's
store. For further particulars see adj
yertisement in another column.
RlEFLE FOR TIcKETs.-Only sixty
tickets in the Omaha Lottery remain
In the hands of Mr.. Searls. the agent
at Virginia, and these will be ratified
off this evening at the lnternationa!
| saloon. unless previously disposed Of
Now Is the last chance to secure
ticket. Drawing tomorrow.
Fatal. MINING AccIDRNP.-Georgs
j. Nuss. q miner In the Daney mine,
was killed By q cave yesterday morn.
Ing, He was a native Of Prussia, aged
35 wears, aud leaves a widow and three
small children In destitute ctrcuni'
stances. 4 subscription Is being taken
up for their relief.
TuENrmoN..-Piper's Opera Houss
Company played to densely crowded
audience at Carson last evening. and
will appear again tonight. They vii
return on Friday.
A NEGLECTED cough. cold or sore
throat, which might DO checked by q
simple remedy, like Browns Bronchial
Troches, IL allowed to progress may
terminate seriously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.
Tho Arbitration Gao.

Auo AEoAhEAhAO1 O4~O
New York. June 26.-The Herald's
Geneva special last night says, as the
meeting was late, proceedings were
limited to o formal presentation Of
papers, and an agreement was made
to discuss them fully on Thursday.
The United States withdraws nothing
Of Its claims. Both parties are before
tribunal. England, however, persists
in her demand tor a long adjournment.
A Geneva correspondent, under date
of juno 9th, says the impression is
that the British Government has ascer-
tanned that judgment will be given by
the Court of Arbitration In favor Of
the United States on all the various
counts.
The Labor Strikes.
The cloth manufacturing strikers
have resumed work at ten hours.
The locomotive works and machine
shops, at Paterson, N. j., are closed,
consequent upon labor strikes ordered
by a committee of six hundred men.
The closing Of these shops throws
nearly three thousand men out of work.
Employers will not open their shops
until the men are ready to resume
work on the old basis.
The indications IRE that the striking
iron-workers OF this city and Brook
Ign will resume work this week.
The Americas Club was reorganized
yesterday by Tweed, Judge Shandley
and others, formerly known as the
members Ring" Ninety-four trade
organizations were represented at the
meeting last night, at which a resolu-
ton was passed that the parade will
take place August 1st.
The, Crawford County System.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2G.-The Re-
publican Congressional nominations
yesterday were made by the Crawford
county system, tho people showing
their preference by n direct vote. The
experiment Is considered q success.
Irish Parade.
BosToN, June 9.-The Irish organi-
cations are forming n parade to receive
the Irish Band next week. The Fe-
mans will also turn out.
ExiradiiIon Case.
ToRoNTo. June 26.-Dr. Rufus Brat
ton, abducted June 4th, by American
detectives Of Yorkville, South Caro-
lima, has been returned to Canadian
jurisdiction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
Sold by all Druggist. and Country Stores.
The Sole sp.cinc for Indigestion.

The Sole Spacinc for Indigestion.
1t may seem q bold assumption to insist. with.
out qualification or reservation. that Hos.etter's
Stomach Bitters will cure chronic indigestion
when all other medicines have utterly failed,
but 1t Is absolutely true. There Is no diseased
condition OF the stomach. unless organic and
therefore incurable, which this inestimablc veg.
etable tonic and Alternative will not speedily cor
rect. Nor is It's effect less potent as regards the
disturbances Of the liver, bowels, kidneys, nerv.
GUS system, etc., Of which indigestion Is 50 Of.
ten the primary cause and with which II 10 fro,
quently complicated. Functional regularity Is
positively essential TO vigorous health and mon.
tai enjoyment, and this physical blessing is Sc
cured and perpctuated by tho use OF this admir-.
able and agreeable regulating and renovating
elixir.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26

WHsRr TO Go.-Wnen You want q nice,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dFesscd and properly nxed up, so 70
Pohl's popular saloon, nbEt door 10 Gi6son's,
Main street, Gold Hill. sharp rAxors, clean
towels, and good artists, always to be found
there. At Pohl's tho ladies can have their hair
cut, curlsd. cleansed or dressed In the most
tasteful manner. sc2.tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
BY THE CABLES.

VERSAILLES, June 2G.-It Is stated
that negotiatiatlons for the evacuation
of France by the Germans are brought
to a favorable conclusion.
CoNsTANTINopLE, June &c. The
Khedive has arrived, and was received
by the Sultan with royal honors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26
Helm, or 1 Perish I

Thousands Of persons in bad health, and those
suffering with disease, feel that II they do not
get relief soon. 1t will be too late. They realize
that their malady Is gradually destroying their
BrIstors Pills and Sarsaparills, they have cured
thousands who were In despair, and why not
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26

CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes are sure
to supercede oil Others, because they are the
most pliable-duablc-do not rip or leak. Try
them. All genuine goods arc stamped.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-26

FoR the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
Rp,ofson,s Gallery without STAIRS.
~ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
MONTGOMERY street, San Francisco.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

The Liberal organs find it eek
ceedingly difficult and pretty i'm
possible " to keep both wings Of the
party in working condition, since
the two require such widely differ
ent food. Some Liberals must be
taught that the election Of Greeley
will be a grand Democratic tri-
umph, while there are Others who
could not be prevailed on to assist
in the election of the Philosopher
except through the belief that he
would prove a thoroughly Radical
Republican President. Therefore
it will be very readily seen that to
keep up this double.baTeled decep-
ton, is a severe tax on the Liberal
leaders; too much, in fact, for every
row and then there is q terrible jar
ring of the combined machinery.
a few days since, the Cincinnati
Commercial said Democrats were
deceived if they supposed Greeley's
election would be the restoration of
their party to power, whereupon
the Pittsburg Post retorts:
"This kind of talk won't win
many votes. The party that puts
nearly all the cash in concern, has
a right to a proportionate share Of
the dividends I"
While the one seeks to keep
Liberal Republicans in the ranks
by leading them to believe that
Greeley's election would give them
all offices, the other offers as an in
ducement for Democrats to come to
the scratch, evidence that the
largest stakeholder in this Office
jobbing business will have tine con-
trolling power! The only induce
mcnt held out on either side is
office! Neither makesthe slightest
reference whatever to principles!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
viii RennaeslAber.

Greeley has said a great deal at
different times in favor of General
Grant. He said at one time that
the people of the United States "do
not know the slanderers of General
Grant and do not care to know
them.' Greeley had unlimited con-
fderce in Grant when he said that,
and did not expect then that he
would ever have so severe an at
tack of Presidential fever, as to be-
come q slanderer" of General
Graut. In his case, however, the
people kno,c him as a " slanderer"
of the President, and will not fail
to remember him as such next No
vember.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

A wel'-to-do farmer III Peabody,
Mass, had a daughter die of con-
sumption recently, and to save ex-
penses DUG the grave llhAsclf; and,
and after the funeral service at the
house, placed his hoe and shovel ia
the hearse, and when the coffin was
deposited, took his tools and filed
the grave.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
EXHIBIT


DR.
To cash balance In the treasury,
July |, ISL. .............. .sll5J3 %
To amount received for Liquor
License. ...t.............s..,., bUU w
License. Observation-Disclosures. Ct 30
To amount received as fines -. $50 90
TO cash proceeds OF sales ofestrays rs 81
" money turned over by
Coronersas found on deceased
" amount received, ferry license - o.
persons. ......................... 90 II
cash money appropriated for
poor, refunded by W. NJ, South 6 Il
+" cash proceeds Of lumber sold 90
+" cash costs received on roads
that failed TO be established. 50 90
trial fees of Clerks, Legal
tender 1863 60
" cash trial fees OF Clerks, coin.. l02 30
cash taxes by Assessor .,.... lilj co
" cash taxes on delinquent list
OF iS7O. Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
cash taxes Of Sheriff assessed
and collected by him. 6T 81
cash of NJ. Hale, borrowed. 49,. 500 90
- f.a ash ia xps IN ,,nll nf 1871 pp1I M
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

"3HcK" PoMERoY's DIscRETIoS.--
A correspondent Of the Boston Gl,Js,
writing from the Indian Territory,
tells this good story of "Brick" Pome-
roy:
"Brick" Pomeroy recently made a
grand tour through the West, and it
was originally part Of his plan to make
'.aid" on the Indian Territory and
write it up for bis paper, the Dem9crt.
After seeing Kansas to his satisfaction,
lie announced to the railroad company
his desire, and special coach was
placed at his disposal, to be used rs he
desired it. The first night found him
at Muskokce. After supper the great
editor intimated to an officer Of the
road who accompanied him that he
would like to walk through the Indian
town BY moonlight. at that moment
several shots, fired III quick succession
in front Of the door, announced that
something unusual had transpired,
and a moment later the bloody corpse
Of a United States Marshal was brought
in and laid upon the floor. Collins a
noted desperido and party were seen
to stand in front Of door across the
way a moment and then disappear.
Poiner0y concluded that he would de-
fer his examination of the town until
n1Orring and Soo,, affo,,. ,.oAi,a,I f,, 1.a,I 5
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

The logical feebleness of sience is
not sufficiently borne in mind. II
keeps down the weed of superstition,
not By logic, but by slowly rendering
the mental soil unfit for It's cultivation.
--P01essOr TRndaH.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
DIR. VAN DEN BERGN'S
EnfallibIc Worm Syrup.

It's value IN removing mnsscs Of crudities
from the stomach and bowels of children,
even where worms do not exist, cannot be
too highly estimated.
Fever and Ague. Persons becoming do
biiitated by the presence of worms in the
stomach or bowels, are more liable 10 have
n protactcl course of chills and fever.
The worm remedies have been known to
cure when all other remedies have failed,
especially in children.
For sale by A. Carothers & Co, wholesale
and re'nil druggists, Albany, Or Price :
One Dollar per bottle. yln30m6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
REAL ESTATE DEALER,
No. "a Front street, POrtrand, OR


REAI, ESTATE In this CITYand EAST
PORTLAND, in the most desirable lOcali-
ties, consisting of LOTS, HALF BLOCKS,
and BLOCKS, HOT sES and STORES; also,
IMPROVED FARMS, and valuable nm
cultivated LAMBS. located in ALL parts of
the STATE for SALE.
REAL ESTATE, and other property,
purchased orc0rrcspondcnts, in thlsCITY
and throughout the STATE and TERRI
TORIES, with great care and on the most
ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
HOUSES aud STORES leased, LOANS
NEGOTI ATED, and CLAIMS OF ALL DE
SCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY COLLECTED;
and general FINANCIAL and AGENCY
BUSINESS transacted.
AGENTS of this OFFICE, In all the CT
TIES and TOWNS In the STATE, will re-
ceiye descriptions of FARM PROPERTY
and forward the slmc to the above ad.
dress. 22y3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12
Republican Ticket for 1879
FOR PRESIDENT,
U. s. GRANT.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,

Presidential Electors,
A. n. MEACHAAi, of Umatilla county,
w. ID. HARE, Of Washington county.
J. +. GALLEY, OF Douglas county.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-07-12

4ssets and liabilities Of Linn CMnty, Oregon,
July Isl, 1872:
DIR.
To notes due ON School Fund. .. .$lll3 90
s. note due on M. Hale. ......... 95l0 90
" county orders outstanding !. 5056 90
Actual liabilities. .bsO9 90
CR
By delinquent list for ,sss,.........s 81 81 8. 90
+ " 1870. l1t3 76
I" ISL. I.......... 2ite 02
Cash on hand. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 23G6 Is
Indebtedness over and above the
above resources to balance. ;. S270 2S
IjsG9 90
nR.
Actual liabilities. .$ljS09 90
1850 90
CIR.
Actual cash on hand. .&s266 IS
Indebtedness over and above actu-
I'll cash on hand. ...................l3j2 p
1850 co
Nm
To+o,l;oh;,;t;os r,,,,t 1s-, .o,i,s - m
lo'ai lloiii'ieS 'uiy l. io'l'''.'..'sSiooS ~
1858 40
r,
n. ooe,, a., ,,ord J,,,., ,s-, 4,,sss a. 90
fdta,ta5 ~ ae o. ?,
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AKA "a
ot1' 10
M
r., ,,,jo,,.,,iros, LIS, ,a-, A,a,on 90 =,
o' - 'F-ooOo .~N.O- - =.
oo,oo ~
'VV
n,
rndo,.o,noss NV ta-, .,e.,s ~ 3,
inu.,tu ong = Ao'--'''''''''Slot5 ~
10000 :,
49,. r. ,o~,,,s, , Ziuu9 III
Aucs1, q. " oos E'9' eiefA'
JS,,te,non, m ern.n1;,vrss ~ T,jnD (,,,u,u
Oyeno,, f,o,a nun. ig7I, n .Tnjy1. Is71
(.ircuit Court. October term. lS7I silsi 90
March term. 1872 I379 00
Au' ",.o"eu sheriff sheriff o,eiA..,. @ iosa iss q b
Road exnenses. new roads aunljed
i'i,r forana View Viewed d." ioas app,oa 1I74 q
Road cxnensea. fnr Sunrrvisors
lumber snikn9. giyivel, Se 30a5 II
Exuenses Of tauners and moor ncr.
sons. ons..,...!..,.,s......'..''.... is -. ~ 1920 AZ
Preliminary examinations in Grim
inal rases In u,nsyisf,y,tes, t,o,,tts 5ea m
Eynenses III Cororer,s innpesta ~ 40
inuuests Of insane II az
/" of keenina prisoners 13s9 81
Coal tarring. seaIioIding. lumber.
and sunerintendinq iail 7Ga ..
Repairs on iail '.s. a935
Furniture, stoves, &C., for jail,... 57 b
Atuuunf NJ nnYnt ,,t III ttiT ~ uTn N !
Interest raid on notes. al i5
Amount taxes paid TO
siate,-poil ..:....;......s lnt %
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
WASHINGTON NEWS and GOSSIP.
WASHINGTON, December s.

WASHINGTON, December s.
Colonel Frobel. commissioner of Georgia for
the Improvement OF the navigation of-tae
Ohio river and Its tributaries, Ia here and vii
interview the President on Saturday. Com
missioners from twenty-one States are daily
expected, and q formal meeting will be held
at an early day.
Committees are In this city from the NO
legislatures claiming legality In Alabama, ior
the purpose of representing to the authorities
of the general government their leepec,aSo
Claims 10 its favorable conslderauon. Inc
appointed by Governor Lewis, co1'
ois,Jno OF Messrs. W. q. Smith, Il.
nolds and 3. W. Morris, to lay before me
presidenta and Congress q memorial ana Joint
resolntion, to-day addressed q note 70 t1e
Prssldent upon the subject OF an intetslee
Nth him 10 response to which the President
reniied he would prefer they should nrct confer
wiffh the encouragement, and 10 consequence
thew will tomorrow have q conferences Wtf1
Jnioe Williams, A committee representing
| the capitol legislature will make u statement
| Of their case on Saturday, while tha attorney.
| general will give full attention to every matter
| presented By these committees. he Will not
| render any opinion or take any ether action
thereon, and the fixed determination OF the
government is not TO intererei in the condition
| OF political affairs in Alabama, unless some.
thing should, arise under the Conedtulfon oI
the United States which shall render necss
ssry the Intervention OF Federal autnorIsy,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
r IN TIE STATE.

An attempt to set Hre to the store of Vance,
Mosely & Co., at Hodges Depot was made on
Saturday night. The FIRE was ktndled under
the house but was discovered In time.
On Sunday evening last about dark, the GIN
house belonging to Mr.. sllas Benson, nine
set on fire by an incendiary; but being dis
covered by q person passing, tho fire was ex,
tingulshed before any serious damage was
done. The fire was placed In some seed cot
ton; but owing to the early discovery OF the
burning, the loss Is small. -.
The g%ln-houss of Mr.. Caldwell, at Mount
Carmel in Abbeville County, was consumed by
Hre OF Friday afternoon last, together With
eight or ten bales cotton. The cotton was prin-
clpally owned by nelghbors for whom Mr. Cald.
we'll glnned for toll. The origin Of the IRE
seems somewhat u~asccounLable, as 1t was In
or about q cotton basket With which they
were unloading a wagon Of cotton at the door
of the cotton house. The flames extended 30
rapidly from the basket to the cotton In the
house, as to be beyond control 10 o very snort
time. The fire is believed to have been accl-
dental.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
TIE ABBEYILLE RECORDS.

At a meeting OF the Abbevllle Bar, held on
Tuesday, q committee was appointed TO pre-
pare q bill for the action OF the Legislature
providing Tor the supply of the records lost In
the late fire. The committee are Messrs.
Perry, Thomson and Cothran. Nothing was
saved from the clerks office; twenty.one reg.
lister and four mortgage books and twenty
one other books, together with public records,
bonds and receipts. being destroyed. All the
records of the sherlf's office, except some
twenty-five or thirty executions, were burnt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-06
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Electoral G 1llege Of Missouri voted
Gralz Brown eight. David Davis oHe.
Hans Christian Andersen, the well known
poet, novelist, DO, Ia seriously Ill. He is now
10 his sixty-seventh year.
The schooner l.. Murchison, from VIII
'mington N. c., for New York, is ashore OF
RockaWay.
The steamer Grey Eagle, of the Louisville
and Henderson line, was sunk to-day. Value,
$65~, 000-Insured In Louisville for $4,000.
The Newburyport gas works exploded
yesterday. Seven persons were Instantly
killed and many were injured.
The Massachusetts, Legislature has leased
the old South Church In Boston for postof1ce
purposes.
Full advlces show that Californians lost
two millions and New Workers t~hree-quarters
ofa million In the diamond swindles.
The Rev. DR.. Haight, of New York, has
been elected bishop of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Of Massachusetts, vice Esstburh,
deceased.
The Colorado diamond fields are certainly
bogus. 1t was q great swindle. and the San
Francisco grand jury has the matter 10
charge.
The commission at Albany to amend the
New York constitution yesterday adopted, on
motion of Erastus Brooks, resolutions OF
eulogy and regret for Greeley.
The steamship Great Western, from Bris.
toll, arrived at New York yesterday with
wheel broken, bulWarks stove and other dam
age by gales.
The famous California ruby, the value Of
which had been estimated at d quarter of q
million, proves a soft garnet worth one hun
dred dollars.
AT q meeting of the Western Iron Aeso
citation, held at Plttsburg yesterday, they re
duced the price of iron twelve dollars per ton
nails half q dollar per keg. The recent fall In
pig iron accounts for The decline.
ben Wood, of the New York News, sub
scribed one thousand dollars to the Greeley
press fund. Other subscriptions are reported
including one hundred dollars from John
Mullaly.
The Maine, which arrived at Southampton
yesterday, reports having spoken on the SOIL
ult. the steamship City of Bristol, from New
York, November 2lst, for Liverpool. TIT
City OF Bristol was lying to at the time with
out steam, and upon being asked If she re
quired any assistance, answered no.