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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-22
DALTIM0RR MINING COMPA.

% ny-Location ofSworkI. Gold Hill District,
Storey county. State OF Neyada.5.Notiee it
Trustees OF said Company. held on tho 18th day
OF April, A.. D. lsT2, an assessment (No. y Of
Ono Dollar per share WAS levied upon tho CAPT.
tai stock ofsaid Company, payable Immediately
In United States gold coin, to tho Secretary. at
tho Office OF the Company, Room No. 10, No. 4Ul
California street, San Francisco, Cal. =
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day
OF June, 1S12 shall DO deemed delinquent, and
will be duly advertised for sale at public suction,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
to pay the delinquent assessment together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
.'i. U DAVID +. BAGLRY, Secretary.
Of1ce--Room No. 10, No. 40l California street,
Gan RranciscO Cal. my2 I'd
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sT0cKH0LDERS' MEETING.

0RR0GE or BRLCHRR BlI.
~ yer Mining Company, San Francisco, April
s., 1874. - In accordance with . resolution
ADOPTED at Q meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
Of he Belcher Silver Mining Company, held
thls day, . special meeting Of the stockholders
Of said Company Is hereby called. the same to
be held at the once Of tho Company, Iiayward's
Ruildino. 1i9 California street, San Francisco,
Csliforrla, on MONDAY, the 24th day OF May,
isTa. q 3 O'Clock p H.. to take into eonsidera.
tion and decide upon the proposition 70 inercase
The capital stock Of sid Company nom one
million and forty thousand dollars, divided Into
tan thoussnd four hundred shares OF the par
value Of one hundred dollars each, tho present
cspital stock, to ten million four hundred thou
ma doiisrs divided into one hundred and four
thoussnd Ihares OF one hundred dollars each.
]. D. FRY,
A. K. P. HARMON,
J. II. DICKINSON,
r. r. MORROW.
B. r, SHERWOOD.
.pas ID Trustees
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T1bDty, -, TTusItu5' 'Io@o.I
And In accordance with law and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the 18th day Of
March, 1872, so many shares OF each parcel
Of said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the office Of the Company
Room No. 1, Express Building. northeast corner
OF Montgomery and California streets. San Fran
cisco, Cal, on MoNpAY; the 18TH gay q
day, to pay the delinquent assessment, together
with 'cos,s OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
THOS. j. OWENS. Secretary.
OGcc-No. / Express Building, northeast
corner Of Montgomery and California streets,
San Francisco, Cal. ap27t "a
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The above sale Is postponed until THURSDAY
the sd day Of May, 1874. at the same hour and
place, BY order oftho Board OF Trustees.
myl4 Id THOS, j, OWENS, Secretary.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF TIE CROWN POINT GOLD
~ and Silver Mining Company, 49, California
street, San Francisco, May 8, IA dividend
OF Forty Dollars $40 per share was this
day declared upon the capital stock OF this
Company, payable May 11thL = s.y.is
The transfer books will be closed on the 10th
%m1s cHAs. z. ELLIOT. SECRETARY.
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THE EVENING NEWS

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
sAswisS iisnsabsr 81 est and shares In
The Drisoipal Minss dealt In at the San
RrahciAcO Sleek and RxchanGe Beard.
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sTocKHotpERs' MEETING.

OFFICE CONFIDENCE SILVER MINING
~ Company, san Francisco, May 2, lS72.-
IN accordance with q resolution adopted at u
meeting, OF the Trustees Of tho Confidence Sill.
yer Mining Company, held this duy. u special
meeting fthe stockholders of said Company "
hereby called, the same to DO held at the Office
OF tho ompany, No. AZ California strect, San
Francisco, California, On TUESDAY, T. Q 4th
day OF June, 1879. at / O'Clock p. NJ, to take Into
consideration and decide upon the proposition
to increase the capital stock OF raid Company
from toycn hundred and eighty thousand ($7S0,.
OgO) dollarp, divided into ffteen hundred and
sixty u56O) shares Of the par value Of Ave hun.
dred $500 dollars esch, the present capital
stock. to two million four hundred and ninety.
.ix "a, a9d,0 O0) thousand dollars. divided into
twenly.four Thousand nine hundred and sixty
C24.s6OJ shares Of one hundred ($lGD dollars
each. r. r. MORROW.
, A. C. HAMILTON,
A. K. HEAD,
y. Is. WnIPPLE,
W. w. STETS0N,
.
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IOY WARRINGTON GOLD x
IL Silver Mining Company-Assessnent No.
tico No. S.-The stockholders arc hereby noti.
ned that an assessment OF Fifty Gents 60c) In
United States gold coin per share, was this day
levied upon each and every share Of tho capital
stock OF the Lady Washington Gold and Silver
Mining Company, payable Immediately to the
Secretary at his office, South c street, Virginia,
two doors south Of Taylor. Amy share or share-
Of stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY, April 3Olh. 1872,
shall DO advertised on Wednesday, the lstday Of
May, as delinquent, and unless payment shall
BE- made before, will be sold on SATURDAY.
the list day Of June. 1872, for the delinquent az.
scssmcnt, with cost ofadyertising and EXPENSE
OF sale. By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
A. L.. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Virginia, New. March %. 1872. mar2a I'd
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nANRY GOLD AND SILVER
IL Mining Company Location OF Works,
Lyon County, State Of Nevada.-Notice IL here.
BY given, that ct q meeting Of tho Board OF
Trustees OF said Company, held on the Third
day Of April, 1879, an assessment Of Ono and o
half Dollars ($I SOY per share was lowed
upon the capital stock Of said company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary. at the once Of the Company, Room
No. 20 Hayward's Building, No. 40 Call
fornia street, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day OF May.
1877, shall be deemed delinquent, and
will BIO duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall DO made be-
fore, will DO sold on MONDAY, the 9th day
Of May, 1872, to pay said delinquent assess,
mont, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Onace-Room No. 20 Hayward's Building,
No. 419 California street, San Francisco, Califor.
uIe 5000 # #..." s ana I'd
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sIocKAoLDERs' MEETING.

SIOSkHoIpEhS "EEiInS.
OFFICE OF THE EMPIRE MILL AND
~ Mining Company--San Francisco, May z.
lS72.-A special meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Empire MIL and Mining Company will be
Building, California street. San Francisco, Cal.
ifornia, on SATURDAY, June 8, 1879. at twelve
O'Clock n, to make such disposition OF the four
hundred and seventy one shares Of tho cUmpa.
ny's stock, now owned by them, AZ the stock
holders may deem At.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees.
W. z. DEAN, Secretary.
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TICKETS, So; or Two for So.

5000 CASH GIFTS amounting o $1,000 1'o,oC
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Z, ., oo.rlsI. TF Sis, lRjS n. s Ss!s!
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mys 0Od ADoLPHUs WATT, Register.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW York, April 24-The actor who
played on "Black Friday" the character
representing Stokes, has refused 10 appear
on the ground that it is alleged the play is
calculated to influence the course OF
Stokes trial unfavorably to the prisoner.
he declines to appear in any character
which may endanger the life Of "a fellow
creature. 10 l..t f.0I. .'l,-'.I' =
Patrick MCNutty fell into a cauldron Of
boiling lye in a saleratus factory in Jersey
City yesterday. Though quickly rescued,
his recovery Is impossible.
Mr., Douglass yacht Sappho sailed yes.
terday. for Cowes Isle Of Wight. Mr..
douglass does not go across with the In.
tention OF entering any regattas in Eng.
lish waters, but will sail the Matchlcss, II
challenged, and fair terms offered.
Geogham and Hennessy, OF the 10th
ward gang Of politicians, who were ar.
rested for beating and shooting McNally,
inspector Of tho election for delegates to
the Tammany General Committee, have
been held in $4,000 bail each for trial.
"a large number of delegates to the
Catholic Total Abstinence Convention,
which VI meets tomorrow, have arrived al
Patterson, Nj. .'f''Fs -7''.f
The gold and stock telegraph system
which has been in use in New York and
proved so great pecuniary success, has
Just been introduced in London by Clews,
Habischt Il Co., bankers, Of that city, who
obtained a special act OF Parliament 10 au.
thorize the same. The whole capital oil
81 900 is subscribed for at par, and is
now selling at e5 per cent premium.
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A AlMEMPHIs sWINDLE.
wHRELING MERCHANTS AMONG THE SUI

.I.irfl nal.-fG bun 1-TTf v.lI.. sayl.H f-,
wHRELINd MERCHANTS AMONG THE .suF.
-. E,Io" ,sE1s' u: FERERs.E ~ J. a'..a q
ME>PH1s, April 24-some weeks since
q man calling himself Barns came here,
rented q house on Shelby street, and put up
the imposing sign Of q Sylvester N. Webb
& Co.,. Commission Merchants A lew
days since several kilograms were received
by the banks here inquiripg the standing
Of this firm. The bankers thinking It was
s. M Webb 6 Co, an old firm here, re.
piled :F"S. NJ Webb s. Co., arc perfectly
reliable" Since which time large amounts
Of goods from Louisville, Cincinnati, New
York, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, and Wheel:
ing have arrived here for the new firm,
and as has since transpired were sold for
whatever they would bring, and Barns
decamped. Several parties are now here
trying to recover the goods, principally
nails, and hardware generally. Barns Is
described as having dark complexion, FIVE
feet four inches in height, heavy build,
black hair and moustachc. The amount
involved isunknown, but twill doubtless
be many thousands. ..,,--.l,..
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Speech of Gov. Palmer Of illinois,.
He Declares for Civil Service Re-
form and Criticlses, President
Grant.
SPRINGFIELD, April 24.-Gov. Palmer
delivered speech here on the political
situation, tonight, to large audience.
He announced himself in favor of civil
service reform, not through Commissions
but by giving more power to the people
and permitting them 10 elect postmasters,
assessors, elc. He denounced the corrup.
ton which he claimed existed innfious
departments Of government, and criticised
severely the administration of Grant, par
ticularly his alleged acts of military
usurpationS referring particularly 10 his
action during >the Chicago. fire. He
claimed that the old party lines was now
obliterated and that patriotic men Of all
shades Of opinion could and should unite
on common platform hol reform. he
said, between the national conventions,
the one at Philadelphia would be what he
called National Convention, the result Of
which was known beforehand, aud the
oncat Cincinnati would be the conven.
ton hepeople. lie criticised General
Grants political record and said he was
never O Republican until 1868, s1s# ~.
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COLUMBUS.

COLUMBUS, April Pain tho Senate to.
day bill was passed 70 apportion the
State into Congressional districts. BY 1t
the State Is divided into seven Demo.
cratic and eleven Republican districts,
leaving the first and second districts
without being counted for either party,
although at this time they are both Re.
publican. The bill was passed by vote
Of 25 yeas to 4nays, all Of the Democrats
but three voting for it, and all OF the Re.
publicans but six against 1t. As exactly
this same bill has been voted down BY
the House, Il Is very uncertain about lis
passage by the House. So the question
Of redistricting the State Is as, much Of. q
muddle as ever. = GfitHt{ ISI ff
The funeral Of r. D. Harrison, late
State Commissioner Of Railroads and Tel.
egraph, and Chairman Of the Republican
State Executive Committee, was very
largely attended, this afternoon, by the
Supreme Court, General Assembly, State
officers and citizens. The remains were
buried in Greenlawn Cemetery. Z
1t Is isprobable that General Charles @.
Walcott will be chosen Chairman Of tho
State Executive Committee, to fill the
vacancy created by the death Of Mr.. Har-
riSOn, VII n u n 4H HEtIE4&
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FRANCE.

.E,PAnls, April s4l@2M. Goulard has b been
permanently appointed Minister of Fin.
ance and Perseverance, Minister of Agricul.
ture and Commerce. q GEl TT
Count Won Arnim, German EN-.
bassadOrito France has arrived Id this
city. 1t is reported, that the Count is in
structed by his government to assure
Theirs that the recent alarming reports
relative to France and Germany are
SYfGsatdSsa Prssidsat Thtts &As completely aSSJl re.
covered from his cold.
The trials of persons charged with muir
dering hostages in the prison Of La Ro.
quette during the reign OF the Commune
have terminated and their sentences pro-
mulgatcd. The woman Gasgart, who was
the principal actor in this tragedy, has
been sentenced TO death, and thirty other
persons who were convicted with the
crime have been sentenced toqimprison.
mentlforSvar1ous terms.
Tho members Of the Japanese Embassy
who recently came to Europe from the
United States are at Lyons.T q q
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, April t224.+At the session 'oI
the House! of Commons today Mr.. Faw.
cot asked Mr., Gladstone whether the
government would regard an affirmative
vote on the amendment offered by Mar.
quis Harrington to the Dublin University
bill as one Of confidence in the govern.
ment. Mr.. Fawcett, also asked whether
the government would fix a specific time
fol, the. Consideration of the aboYebill.E
To these inquiries Mr.. Gladstone re-
piled no, and further stated that II was the
intention Of the government to have such
business transacted by the House before It
proceeded to the consideration of Mr..
Fawcetts bill. % u gIv
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FOREIGN..
-a-nlAnIsR sRAlILN,nEIK o
The OhrliSt InsurTecIion..A FOTmid,
able Revolt Apprehe1ded;r
Martial Law Declared In SeveTa
'rENb NMProVlh0es. 2. ~. lgia
Ten Thousand Insurgents in the
'EisldG-A ConIlict--The In.
,. SnTgents Defeated.

MADRID, April "a. "a Royal proclama.
ton has been issued declaring the prov.
inces Of Navarro, Leyila and Biscay In d
state ofsiege. 1t is stated that the Car
list binds In those provinces decline 70
risk engagements with the government
forces In open field, but harrass tho forces
sent against them by marches, counter
marches and awbuscades, onithe con.
trary, accounts received by the Minister
OF War declare that some of the bands
have been dispersed, aud the others are
rapidly, ,retreating before the government
troops, who are in close ptltstito of them.
PARIS, April A-Advices have been
received in this city from~thc Spanish
frontier that the Carlists were victorious
and captared 40 carBines intwo engage.
'mens Which they recently had with the
Spanish troops near Bilboa, in the depart.
ment Of Biscay. '''. ''a'A - 'i''''' q A'A
The Patrie says Gen. Cathelinean is not
With Don Carlos, as has been stated; that
he is still In Paris, and will not join in the
present m0vementinlspain. og
1t Is believed in this city that the strug.
glsa6out 10 take place In Spain between
the government and Csrlists will be o SO.
we're on" The number Of Insurgents now
in the field is estimated at ten thou.
sand. The wife OF Don Carlos &C.
companies her husband in his camp and
has resolved TO share whatever dangers
he may meet In his movement. The
arrest Of Don Alphorzo at Marseilles a
few days ago, was the result otaa ptear.
ranged plan oI the Carlists to divert the
attention from their leader. % The French
government has adopted measures for
the prompt arrest and severe treatment
Of the Spanish Insurgents found on
French soil. alr ''.s. 30 .aaat gut
MADRID, April "a. The Iberia news.
paper this evening announces that the
Monteaguado band Of insurgents has
been defeated by the government troops,
and thirty Of them made prisoners. :
MADRID, April PA band OF Carlists
1000 in number, are now concentrated in
the province iot Navarro and band
numbering 200 in the neighborhood Of
Bilboa, The bands in La Mancha and
Andalusia are insignificant.
PARIs,April "a "A Madrid dispatch re.
ports that the Cortes assembled in that
city on Monday. The Carllst deputies, at
the request of Don Carlos, did not take
their seats in the Congress, all the Re.
publican il and Radical Deputies werepFes.
emf,
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PITTSBURGH. :
Arrest OF, ,Srrauder, the Wheeling
Wife Murderer.

PTTsBURGH, April 24LThe man ar
rested last night as the Wheeling wife
murderer, turns out to be the wrong man,
but to-day Taylor Strauder, who &C.
knowledges himself to be the man, was
arrested and sent to Wheeling. ts i
Officer John Slack died today. He has
6een insensible ever since he was struck.
Inc evidence shows the murder TO have
oeen deliberate, but there Is not the faint.
est clue, 80 far, TO the perpetratOr.
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Can't. Hall Heard From.

NEW YoRx, April 24.-The 7Tmes 81
tomorrow will publish correspondence
from St. Pierre, Newfoundland, under
date ofAprll 10th, giving intelligence of
Capt. HAll's.Arctlc expedition up to the
first Of March. The Polsris had been
compelled TO return 10 Greenlandin In con.
sequence Of springing leak, caused by a
collision with an iceberg. Itrequired the
exertions Of tho crew, officers and all
members OF the scientific party to keep
the PolarIs afOat. The disaster occurred
in the middle OF February. The health Of
all on board has been good. She returned
10 Disco.
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The Case of Rev. DR.. Huston.

New York, April GA Baltimore
special says that tie case of DR.. Huston,
asit now stands, viz: The unsatisfactory
public expression is gaining ground
that the church authorities are endeavor.
ing tosmother IL. The examination OF
witnesses thus tar Is merely to make up
q list OF the charges on which he Is TO bc
called upon to answer before q committee
of the church. The investigation EN-.
braces an examination into the charges OF
seduction, bastardy visiting taverns,
drunkenness and gambling. Presiding
Elder Rogers says that he will have his
bill Of indictment ready this week, and
will summon DR.. Huston to appear at the
examination ol the witnesses before q
commission. ~ '.'''.' ..
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,llIarylanda Republican ,Conye1Iion.

BALTIMORE, April M.-The Maryland
Republican State Convention for the selecI
tiop. Of delegates 70 the National Republi1 I
cad Convention 10 assemble at Philadel-
phia, met today i'm the new Assembly
rooms. HopewelI Hebb, Of Allegheny
county, was chosen temporary chairman!
The motion that the Maryland RepubliI
can Association Of the District Of .Colum-
bia be allowed one member on the Com.
mites On Uredehtials, and also that tho
delegates from that association he allowed
seats IN the Convention, was decided by
the Chair out o. order.
A memorial and protest from certain
members Of the late City Republican
Convention were presented against the
right OF the city delegation to
their seats on account ol Irregularities in
the primary ward meeting Without &c.
ton on the protest the Convention pro-
ceeded 10 appointa committee on creden.
tials. Alter which recess was taken.
A meeting OF the Liberal Republicans
OF Maryland for the purpose rot appoint.
ing delegates to the Cincinnati Conven.
ton was held to-day at Barnum's hotel.
Ex-Governor Bradford presided. Sixteen
delegates were appointed, among whom
were Gov. Bradford, Milton Whitney and
Col ", lH.g Wiezsl q from this, city, W.
Hoffman, from Allegheny county, II. G.
Hicks, Dorchester county, s. L. Governor,
Frederick county, Col, E. D. Edwins,
Kent county, andJ J. Stewart and Chas.
Finley, Baltimore county.
After hereport of, the, Committee on
Credentials and Permanent Officers, the
following delegates were appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention at large Jacob
Yome, Hon. Thos. A. Spencer, Hon. Dan.
iel Weisel and G. Fulton. The delega.
ton was instructed to vote for Grant and
Coltax. The following elections Of Pres.
ident and Vice President were appointed
at large: Hon. Henry L. Sackbridge and
Jas. r. Pugh,
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The Wharton Case oou,inued.

BALTIMORE, April 94.-In the Circuit
Court At Annapolis, yesterday, the case Of
Mrs. Wharton, charged with ATTEMPTING
TO murder Vanness by poison, was con.
tinued, Mrs. Wharton's counsel stated
that she was too III TO undergo the excite.
Inent at present, and as a result the case
will probably be postponed until the Oc.
oher term.
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REsPONsE PROM CONNECTICUT,

HARTFoRb, April 81. 1.-the Rsenins
PMof this city, publishes this afternoon
Connectlcues response to the Cincinnati
call Itibas p9tbeen capYaSSed dgenesally
in The State, and no special effort has
Been made to sproodfet tbigners. l5 Tt:con!
taips, forty names, among which are ssev-
eralwho were prominent in the lorna
tioIof the Republic party and q mum.
Der Of Germans. Among the signers arc
ex.Mayor Timothy, Mr.. Allyhp Hon,
Mark Howe, David Clark, Hugh Horbe-
son and others. A coisidtfabie delega.
ton will 60 t0.C CInclnpati from this State.
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The Mexican Depredations. on the
Texas Border.

BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, April 24.-The
presentment Of the grand jury OF Cam.
eron county recltes the story Of the dep
rcdatious on the border. They attribute
the success and impunity oil the thieves
to the protection OF Cortinas. The govern.
ment is moving in the matter, one com.
pany Of cavalry having already arrived,
and ono company, the 10Th Infantry
is being amounted. SNIfl |IUT. =
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Death of an indian Centenuariap.

CHICAGO, April24.-Alexander Robin.
son, Chict OF the Pottowomies rPotta.
wotomies, probably EDS. / whose name Is
intimately associated with the history Of
Chicago, died yesterday ut the Indian 70.
serve in this county, aged 100 years.
He was steadtast friend Of the whites,
and padded the Kinsie family, our
Oldest pioneers, across Lake Michigan
in 1918. he lived on the reserve Tor 40
years, and leaves son and two daughters.
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QUEENSTOWN, April 24.-Arrived-
Steamers City Of Bristol and City Of
Montreal, from Now York. The Atlantic
boat crow are passengers by the latter.
SOUTHAMPTON, April 24.-The steam.
ers Donan from New York, and Berlin
from Baltimore, have arrived.
New YORK, April 24.-Arrived
steamers Columbia, Glasgow and Assyria
from Gibralter.
LONDON, April 24.-Steamship Aragor
from New York, arrived at Bristol.
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Don Alphonso, a brother Of Don Car.
los, who was notified by the authorities OF
Marsellsise to leave that city, has reached
Geneva, Switzerland. Don Carlos has
disappeared from Geneva, and his present
whereabouts Nrc unknown,