Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-02

London.
MADRID, Nov IA dispatch has been
announcing the total defeat of
the Carlists under Insany. The lnsur-
gents fed in all directions.
Saler. Minister of the Colonies, EN-
barked at Cadiz to-day for Cuba and
Porto Rico.
PARIS, Nov. The message from
President Mcmahon will be read at the |
opening Of the Assembly.
ROME, Nov. 1.-The Tiber is subsii- |
ing. No fears OF destruction by food.
LONDON. Nov. l.-Sir A. NJ. Bowie,
Lord Chief Justice Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, died this morning.
The London and Somerset Railway,
which was seven years building, was
opened to-day.
Charges Against General La Orange
Other Matters.
SAN FRANCIsCo, Nov. 1.-The Call this
morning says serious charges have been
preferred at Washington against General
La Grange, Superintendent of the
Branch Mint in this city. They refer TO
the general conduct of affairs; discharg-
ing workmen and hiring others incom-
petent; failing to comply with the rules
relative to the sale Of lead, copper and
other material in the Mint, selling these
at private sale instead Of at auction, and
making no account of sales. An investi-
cation of the charges is demanded.
A discussion has arisen amongst en-
gineers about the security of the found
atoms Of the new United States Apprais-
er's Store.
1t is stated that J. c. Merrill & Co.
have been appointed agents in this city
for the new line of Australian steamers.
Sailing for Japan-Price Of Silver Re-
duced--smal l-Po1--Coinag
SAD FRANcIscS, Nov. Rear Admiral
PARROT sailed for China to-day on the
Colorado, to take command of the Asiatic
Squadron.
Major John l.. Gamble, an old pioneer
officer of the United States Navy during
the war, and till now chief of the supply
department OF the Western Union Tele-
graph, has been appointed Secretary to
the Admiral He will probably sail for
his destination OH the 18th of the pres
ent month.
General La Grange, Superintendent OF
the Mint, has been notified from Wash.
ington that the price for silver bullion
contained in gold deposited, has been re.
duced from lis to ll6 cents per ounce,
payable in silver.
Three deaths from smallpox have &C.
Cured in this city during the week.
The coinage Of dimes was. commenced
at the Mint to-day. The total coinage OF
the month of all coins was S2,63S, 0C0.
Protesting Against The Mormon Rul,
--From Los Angeles.
SALT LAKE, Nov. IA memorial t.
Congress is receiving signatures setting
forth the evils and abuses Of Mormon
rule and praying for the passage of law
to give the memorialsts the protection
of free government and bring Utah int
harmony with the Federal authority an
Republican institutions.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 1.-The Orizab
sailed this evening for San Francisc
with 1873 tons of freight.
Two hotels are being refitted and on
rebuilt for the accommodation of Eas
ern people daily arriving.
AUSTIN, Nov. 1.-Reports from Bel
mont tonight state that intense excite
ment prevails at that town in cons'
, quence of the recent strike and develop
ments since made in the Belmont min,
| The ledge at the point of discovery ha
widened out to upwards of ten feet, an
present developments prove beyond
doubt that this immense vein extends
one unbr oxen body for distance of q
r feet in length and in all probability
much greater uistauce, cToss-cuts na'ii
} been run into the ore body eight an
! nine feet at short distances apart. A
A says from all points give results varyir
: from 1000 to $4,000 per ton. The san
e pies taken from all parts of the vein al
q Of the same description-heavy blac
sulphurets, thickly interspersed wit
, wire silver. The Reveilles correspond
ent writes this evening that the ore
s sight alone is sufficient to insure div
y bends for an unlimited length of time.
! Hon. ROBERT TOWNSEND, q Nebrasl
Probate Judge, has recently taken som