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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, June 4.--Flour dull ut aE2sMSI rs.
Corn quiet ut 47c. Pork quiet and held at 1910
light offerings. Lard dull and unchanged Bacon
In good demand and nrmer; shoulders, 7tc:, clear
rb-sides. etc. clear sides, 9ac. Whishey firm at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

A LARGE BANK or, EARTH, thrown from q
vacant lot, completely obstructs portion OF
the sidewalk o1Twenty. street between
Franklin md Grace, !. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

A FRAGRANT BREATH AND pEARLf TEETH are
easily attained. ard those who tail to avail them
selves uf the means should not complain when ac-
cused c gross neglect. The sozoDoNr will speedily
eradicate the cause of foul breath, Identifying and
preserving the teeth to the oldest acc.
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j fRuNAwAY--:-Ye esteriay morning about L
O'Clock J, horse attarhedto the grocery wagon
of MIR. j. B. Kidd rau away on Broad street.
No damage was dOne.i . I. H--L
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

ALPACA CoATS-in frocks and sacks-for sale IA
very low prices hv r. Il. SPENCE & son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

CENTENARY CHURCH FEAST. .--The ladles OF
the Centenary church are holding feast al
Virginia Hall for the benefit OF the church
and tonight they giys' In connection at,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

LEVY BROTHERS lave made large additions to
their stock Of dgings frllings, tuckings, platings
and pique trimmings, and are offering many styles
at one-haf the regular prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

OFF FOR THE SEA SHoRE.-A number o
persons left the city yesterday for Nucid'
rEau and other places Of resort on the SAN
"
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". GODDIN, S P. ", farm Oh The Stony Run rOat
ahnlli half a mile olst of Richmond.

". GODDlN, I. W.. farm on tHe Stony KUN fOau
about halfa mile east Of Richmond.
LYME & BROTHER. IL NJ, administrators sale Of
horses. hacks, harness, COWS, &c at stable on
Second between Broad anu Grace streets.
ROBERTSON. BRONAUGH & co, 10 NJ tract
of land hear the Midlothian coal-mines, in
Chesterfield county.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, r. NJ, the Mount
Erin Spring property. Also. twenty lots in the
plan of Fulton, OH Orleans and Virginia streets
GRUBRS & WILLIAMS, z. NJ, the Virginia
Sugar Refinery property, machinery. fixtures
&C., at Rockets.
THOMAS w. KEESEE. 10 A. AI., furniture, &C.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05
ST JnyrtS MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS June 4.-Flour quiet and weak WIN
ter snperine, $i.25. Corn quiet; No. mixed, 3I3
@3s3c Whiskey steady, 9oc. Pork quiet, Sl!g$lL9o;
Bacon dull; only limited joDbinS demand. Lard
dulI. refined. &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

THE New RESERVOIR. Committee on
the City Water Works did not open any Of
the bids made for the earthwork of The new
reservoir yesterday evening, as advertised.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

FoR GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS co TO FRAYsFR's. or
posite post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

MINISTERS ATTENDING TILE BAPTIST CoNvES-
TON will be photographed ut REEs 6 Coz gallery,
next to Starke s. Ryiauds bookstore, at reduced
rpIe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

Apptetons' Journal, Clipper, Ledger, and
NeU York Weekly for this y peek. received
from j. L. Ellyson, 1912 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales of real estate mute bt,ree1, the 1st cf
january and anth Of June IN. tares for tie pre- IRE
all sIleS nude bstueen the 1st IF Jt.tp ni,d {tsf
uf The uedr khe tdreS hire ~ De pdtd GN thr slfe,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

GAUzE uSDEusnIHTS at very low price; for sale
by Z. Is. SPENcE < son. a.
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PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY s. FER DOZEN AT FRAY.
SER'S GALLERY opposite post-otficr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

THAT BLACK GRAPE MARETL, TWO YARDS
wide, at Goc per yard worth Sl5o, Is one of The bes
bargains now Beins offered at LEVY BROTHERS..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

lIoRsE-HAIR HAT--someIhin.. entirely new
i,is received. The finest summer hat In Richmond
and great curiosity. For sale ut L. WElsIGER u
CO.'S. ...s :, ifs. f.,...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

For PHOTOGRAPHS OF TIE BAPTIST CLERG Il
to FRAYsEKs gallery, opposite the post-oice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

FRENCH PANAMA HATS-a beautiful and very
light hat-for sale aF P. WKIsIGER & co.'s.
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FINANCIAL. \
BY telegraph.

zs NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, June s:-Money, t6s. sfcrhne, 3oss
6Dless Gold, ,tl7s@ils. Governments dull ana
steady. States very auiet; 1900 new North Caro-
Iina,s sold at 10: flooe Alahan1 SIS at IS. There
were no sales OF South Csroins's. and dispatches
throwing iscredit or about s7co Of new issties
llad no percepttble effect on quotations Ten
neseecs. 7si; new, 7st. virginia's, ~: new, so'
onsois, 81: deferred los. Louisianay, %; new
20. Levee's, IS: SIS. 50. Aiabana's, 90; Ss' 30.
Georgias, 70; 7's, 80. North Caro!ina's, .; new'
is3; South Carolina's. 20: nevis. u
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BARGAI UPON BARGAINS ARE NOW BEING OF
FERED In dress goods, white goods, and trimmings
ut LEVY BROTHERS,. ..1 g.. If.sst- r. /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

The LARGEST, STOCK OF CIULDRBS'si CAR,
RIAGEs ever offered for sale in this city, or all
grades aud prices, ut Factory 4i2 Broad streer.
Carriages made TO order of any style for invads or
t.Sa .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

A BARGAIN such as TINT wide check maslir which
LEVY BROTHERS are selling at 3oc. peryard worth
50c. is seldom met With.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

PERsoNAL.-GeneralJ j. d. Lilly was in tn
city yesterday. /.
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4ijtllmond nispatrh.

.r-1NE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
,,,r,ul> LARGER THAN THE CoMBlN Ep
,,,1., ,TloN or ALL THE OTHER DAILY
,TFES OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

LARGE PHOTOGRAPHS ONLY 81 AT FRAYSER's
GALLERY, opposite the post office.
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ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
l.audauurn the MeanS-The Victim,
Partially Receivers.

Yesterday morning about o'clock infor
nation was received al the lower policc-:ta-
ton that there was Il dead man in No. 1C
Fourteenth street.
Sergeant WhitIock and Policeman ,Jetel
Immediately repaired to the house and found
on the second f1ocr, lying on the carpet, will
his boots off, the body Of Il man. apparently
lteIeSs; but upon bis being moved, Il slight
motion of the eyes apprised them that life
was not yet extinct. He was identified ~
Mr.. Il. Holly Cole. gambler; and friend:
immediately summoned Drs. james Bealt
and B. G. McPhlil
Cole was in cOmatO>e state, and near
him. on the carpet, was Il tllmbler, in which
there had evidently been lludanum, and {
two-ouncc vial labelled "Laudanum Poi
son! BE Careful" also empty. The phys
clans brought into use the various necessary
remedies, and in short while had him or
his feet. When our reporter visited The
house Sergeant Wbit!ock and DR.. McPhai
weie walking the patient rapidly through
the lon9 room, and he seemed to he rcylvln@
taking notice OF persons. and replying I
questions asked him As to bow he felt liz
said he had taken laudanum in the earl!
part of Tuesday night, but refused to tel
where he had purchased it, and as there Wal
no label of any firm on the bottle, where i
came from is not known.
About 10 o'clock he was sufficiently re-
covered to be removed to the Medical Col
lege Intirmary, where he is now under treat
ment, and may possibly recover, though yes
terday evening at late hOl,r he WAS though
not to be 50 we'll as when he first arrived Il
the iutirmart. D. u
The wife of Mr. Cole received "a lette
through the mal-carrier from her HUSBAND
yesterday morning, in which he hade he
goodbye, saying that he intended Kill
ing himself, and that his dead body wolllt
be found in No. 10, northwest corner o
Fourteenth street and Tobacco alley, and i
was through this means that the information
was conveyed to the police. The house No
10 is an unoccupicd building, but Cole kc
ing the last person in possession had Il key
which enabled him TO enter when he pleased
He is young man Of about twenty-eigl
years Of aye, native Of Georgia. andls, W.
hear, Il son.in-law Of Mr.. John Worsham
He had been drinking freely for some tint
before this attempt ut selfdestruction.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

For CARD PHOTOGRAPHS GO TO FRAYSER'S ex.
.eIisire gallery. opposite the post-ofice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-05

MAcKINAw u.Ts for sale at T. WErsIGER 1
4,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 4, 1873.

PORT OF RICHMOND. JUNE 4, 1873.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. l.. b. Tatum. agent
Brig Hiding, Ellinsseu, Liverpool, sait' II. +.
Williams K CO.,
Schooner Wrelth, Fox, Philadelphia, coal, p. Il.
CaITiugtOn. i1
Grace, coal = i. lathrop.
Schonuer w. X. Mapps, Warren, Eastern Shore,
Schooner Rising Sun, owens, Philadelphia, pig
Iron, Old Dominion Nail Works.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza HancUx Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cLlnt!isa a,u' y .ssergrrs, l.. b. Tsiun. agent
schooner FLYING Sculd. Ovens Stanford, Conn,
bark, Myers < Goodman vessel Curtis K Parker.
). CLEARED FoB THIS PORT.
Bark Everllard tGcrnanl, HorstInan, from New
York, June2
MEMORANDA. ,
. TOTAL DISASTERS IN MAY.-The number OF
We .seIs belonging to, or b0und To or from pors In
the United States, reported totally lost and Ipissn8
during tile past month Is 10, OF which were
wIecfed . abandoned, q 5foundered and are miss
ing. They are cIassed us follows: steamer, .
yhiDs, barks, brigs. and schoOncr6, and their
0til value, exclusive OF cargGcs, IL estimated AT
So30,t0c.
-, .n s. TBY TELEhRAPH.i
NEW YORK, ,Junea-rArriyed steamers OLYMPIA,
Greece, ScotiI, Nestphalia, snHcny, CftY OF Ne"
York. ."s5s t.n 80 u,.
Arrived OUT steamers Spain, City OF Antwerp, anu
EOmTEES> MONROE, June 4-Tbe bark Harris ar,
rived mere last night from the Pacific coast anu
twelve days fruIn ST. Ih0mas, where sue last
touched. with all on bolrd WELL
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SALT.

1900 sacks DEAKIN'S FINE LIVERPOOL
SALT, In prime order, now disebarging In Kscf
mond dock ex-brig Hiding, aud for sale at the low
est market rates by
ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & CO.,
"a. Imrporters
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For BARGAINS IN CHILDRENs CARRIAGES GO
to No. ia Main street. They are going of rapidly.
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COMMERCIAL.

aBALrMoRE, June 4-srgiuia SIS, 'consols, sis.
!. 49, afsI1. (.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, three very handsome A.
Il NEW BRICK HOUSES, now being com-E:I
pleted on Foushee between Clay and L Le g sfreets
Bay windows. gus water. SC. Four rooms each.
HOUSE on Cherry street, adjoining Hollywood
Cemetery; three rooms.
| J. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioncer,
jc5 11lj Main street, opposite Dispatch.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07
Jadge Beatty's Raymond 4 Ely De-
eisson-HoT Il was Looked for at
Pioche.

| We find the following in the Phoebe
Record:
As soon as the stage came in from
Hamilton, there was a gathering of high
" interested parties at the law Office of
Pitzer & Corson, where the decision Of
Judge Beatty, in the great case Of the
the RAYMOND & Ely against the Ken
lucky Mining Company. it was agreed.
should be opened by the County Clerk
That officer first went to Wells, Fargo Il
Co.'S Express Office, but failing to find
the acknowledgements document there, he
went to the Postoffice, bnt it was before
oil the matter had ba en- distributed, and
this fact was reported at pitzer 4 Cor
sons office, which 10y this time had had
waited the news of the important event.
While discussing the probabilities Of
some mistake about the matter, two tele-
grams were read from Judge Beatty,
dated yesterday, saying in effect. "you
Will get my decision to day So sure
were all parties that the decision had ar
rived, tina, the County Clerk again went
TO the Postoffice. only to ascertain to
reached that Office. Next the Clerk,
NoAcuS1 Nti tptiISti ti-t
Raymond & Ely Judge Pitzer tot coun-
sci for the Kentucky, and great many
others, went to the express office. where
they found square wooden box directed
to Thornton 6 Kelly, and also !. long tin
box containing maps aud drawings used
in the trial OF the cause. These were
taken to Thornton & Kelley's office and
quickly opened, in the expectation that
the decision might be found among the
papers returned to Thornton & Kelly,
but careful search revealed the fact
that the decision was not there. 1t was
then determined to inform Judge Beatty
by telegraph. Beatty replied that the
decision was for the plaintiff, and that
his decision I.G: have been stolen. The
general interes, in the result is now sat
istied, and if anyone has tempered with
the mails, or in any unfair manner got
possession of Judge Beatty's decision,
they will get nothing for their pains. No
one can for a moment believe that the
decision reached here last night By mail,
or in any other way. Whatever the
cause of the delay, whether by accident.
OF design, mnst have occurred
elsewhere.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07
NEW TO-DAY.
IN MENORIANI.
HALL OF Cg1RY FSsISE Co. No. ..
Carson Dec, 6 1879

carson, Dec. &, 1878.
WHEREAS death has again entered the portals
of cur Hall and removed from our midst cur
esteeiEed President end Brother, James Martin
Reese.
Therefore Be Il rtsojrcT. That in the PIE s. nee OF
this affection, we desire to place anon perpe tal
record some faint expression of that esteer. i'll
which the members OF Curry Engine Company
No. all held him. Each years association
with him has brought with it fresh evidences Of
his sterling worth in every relation Of life. 4
stranger to every unGeDoICrs impulse, with a
mind and temper possess by few, always :. es-
ing without ostentation t. discharge his every
dpty. Ee silently bat y i;h irresistible power
won MS way to the heart Of all true men with
whom he came IN contact.
RcsGlGsi. That with be'u ming respect fer our
deceased Brother our Insine and House tse
Craped il mourning fl t,.iTty day.
keSotred That these resolutions be spread on
{ separate page Of our rec I'd books 70 lie kept
forever sacred to the memory of our Ia; Brother
James Martin Reese and copy thereof he for
wariei to the relatives Of the deceased also
that they be published in the Carson ApFEAL
and Nevada Tribune.
We, the undersigned, appointed to craft reso-
buttons regarding the death Of our late Brother
james Martin Reese. beg leave to submit: tie
above. =. H. MULCAHY.
JONATHAN SAfFELI,
J.E. MACK,
DEBIT Committee.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

A press dispatch dated Washington,
Dec. ). says:
The Speaker announced the standing
committees of the House. Tie priuci-
pal committees are as follows:
Ways and Means-Dawcs, Kelly, Bur-
charl, L. II. Robertson. kasson. Wal
dron, Heldon. Foster OF Ohio. Breck,
Sihlack and Wood of New York
Appropriations Garfield, Hale of
Maine. Wheeler, O'Neil, Starkweather,
Lowbridge. Tyler. Parker of Missouri,
Marsh. Swan and Hancock.
Banking and Maynard,
Farwell, Morey, Hawley of Connecticut,
Hunter, Phelps, Hubbell, Niles, Ran
dali, Mitchell and Durham.
Pacific Railroad = Sawyer, Sypher,
killinger. Houghton, Croker, Willard,
Corwin of Illinois. McDiIl Of Iowa,
Wells of Missouri, Barnun, Stanford,
Dreamer and Neal.
Claims = Hawley of Connecticut,
Wells, Shoemaker, Lansing, Dunneu Of
Minnesota, Warner and Hamilton.
Commerce-Wheeler, Sawyer. Conger,
Hooper, Negley. ,Stannard, Parsons,
Clayton, Bronlerg and Wells.
Public Lands-Townsend, Dunnell,
Ortd. st. John, Bundy, Moray, Phillips,
bradley, Duntord, Hindon and Clymer
Indian Affairs-Averill, Lowe, Butler
Of Tennessee, Rainey, Richmond, Nc
Nultv, Lawson, Harris of Massachu-
sets, Adams, Cnmings and Giddons.
Military Affairs = Coburn, Donnan,
Hawley Of Illinois, Hawley OF Connec-
ticut, Gunchlc, McDougaI, Albright.
Thornburgh, Nesmith, Young and Hill
ton.
Judiciary-Butler of Massachusetts,,
Wilson of Indiana, Pollard, Tremaine,
Fry, Cessna. White, Ward. Eldredse,
Potter and Jewett.
Private Land Ciaims-Myers of Penn
sylyania. lanes, sessions, Barriere,
Pratt of Iowa. Hendee, Freeman.
Bright, Sailor of Ohio, Dewitt and
Duckner-
Naval Scofeld. Gooch. Hays,
Platt of Virginia, Packard, Scudder,
Per,nan, Archer, WhitcomDe
and Jamison.
Foreign Affairs-O rth. Myers of Penn
sylvania, Willard, Z. r. Hoar. Ward.
Albert, Williams of Wisconsin, Robinson
of Illinois, Cox and tanning.
Territories-NcKee of Missouri. Cur
tis, Haven, Williams Of Indiana, Oskins,
Crounse, Forthyns, Schumacher of New
York. Brown of Kentucky, and Mills.
Railways and Canals-NeCrary of
Iowa, G. F. Hoar. Hurbut, Boss, Sher-
rood, Lewis of Tennessee, Taylor,
Smith of Virginia, Arthur, Wolf and
Stone.
Mines and Nining-Lowe, Neeley,
3uf6ngton, Rusk, Hubbell. Page. Sheats,
lynch, Kendall, Southland, and Harris
# Georgia.
Reform Civil Service-kelloSg, COien.
Willard Of Vermont, Woodward, Sheats,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07
"a BIRD IN HAND Is WORTH
TWO IN THE BUSH -

The foregoing scrap Of automatic
wisdom would seem to be illustrated
in the inevitable deduction from the
following, which is an editorial ar.
ticle from the San Francisco Cnon-
;cle of Thursday:
The action of the Democratic men,
bers of the Senate in caucus, in pledgins
themselves to support the caucus nomi-
nee for Senator, Is attributed to the in
i fiuence of Messrs. Beck and Graves, and
if participated in by the Democratic
Assemblymen may still seriously en-
danger the prospects of Booth. The
hopes of the Independents have been
based upon a division of the Democratic
members. One Senator and several As
semblymen belonging to this party were
confidently counted upon for Booth. If
these are whipped into the party corral
the result will be dead lock on almos:
the same ground as prior to the session,
neither party having the strength to
elect. The danger Booth has to appre-
bend may be outlined thus:
The Democrats may so into caucus,
and probably will, anu nominate DEM
ocrat for the long term, but make no
nomination for the short term.
The Republicans, who are willing to
do anything to beat Booth, may then
nominate man for the short term, and
make no nomination for the long term.
The exchange of vote, sufficient to
elect both nominees, Democratic and
Republican, may then be regarded as
quite within the bounds of possibility.
The Democrats are evidently s:ifening
up, and if they hang together on some
such plan as we have sketched, Booth
may yet lose the prize.
A dispatch received, at l O'Clock this
morning from the CHEoNICLss Sacva-
mento correspondent partially confirms
the correctness Of the above calculations.
The Democrats are TO hold caucus ON
Monday night, and there are indications
that straight party nominations will be
made for both Senatorial terms, but to
be successful the programme will, of
course. have to he modified by IA compro-
mise with one of the other factions and
4 division of the spoils.
The parties to this conspiracy ''to
defeat the will of the people cannot
have been warned of, or if having
been warned, are desperately deaf
to, the avalanche Of WOE that Joe
Goodman promised to turn loose
upon them when Booth should be
eft standing out in the cold with
but a strinsy and be.owsled
Dolly Warden pe:ticoat to cover lis
livid and bony nakedness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07

EvENt he notes of preparation for
o possible war are mahifesting some
of the many benefits that would arise
from an active participation Of our
Government in an undertaking which
would give employment to thousands
of idle workingmen. Here is q straw,
telling the drift of the wind:
NEW YORK, December 5.
Five hundred men were taken on at
the Navy Ya1d to-day. and orders given
to push work as fast as possible. The
Roanoke will not be ready forty weeks.
The Colorado will no doubt sail OH Sun
day. The eleyen-inch gun was placed on
her poop deck to-day. The Florida will
be hauled into the dock AS soon as the
Colorado leaves. The Receiving ship
Vermont is literally overrun with appli-
CENTS for service in tie Navy. Ssamen
or landsmen, with or witkou, trades. if
able-bodi>d, are accel te!.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-07

THE ill-advised eagerness of our
Granger neighbor, the Enterprise,
to find fault with the administration
is exemplifed in a curious manner
in yesterdays issue of that paper.
In its leading editorial We find it
commenting as follows:
Now comes the report well au:henti-
Gated Of the resignation of Captain
General Jouvellar of Cuba, because Of
the opposition Of the Cuban people TO
the delivery Of the Nirginius. The
same Havana dispatch contains this sig
niicant item: There is no hawai- vessel
of the United States in port" Consil-
erirg the intiammable Spanish character
and the undue excitement into which the
loyal Spanish have fallen over this Viz
ginius affair, it seems but little less than
criminal that there is not at least one
naval vessel Of the United States III the
harbor Of Havana. But naval vessal of
ours there is none there, where the
whole North Atlantic squadron should
be.
Turning to the telegraph columns
of that interesting but eccentric
paper we find the following, which,
doubtless, to all fair minds, will be
accepted as an ample explanation of
the absence of any American war
ships in the harbor of Havana:
Washington, December 5.-The diplo-
matte branch of our Government is rot
so hopeful now as several days ago Of
the ability Of Spain to carry out its
orders. The suggestion of modifca-
ton of the protocol SO that the NireiniSs
may be delivered to a third party to
await adjudication does not at present
meet with any official favor The state
ment as published, to-day, that there
was not one United States naval vessel
at Havana yesterday, is accounted for
by the fact that it was part of the ar
rangement between Secretary Fish AID
the Spanish Minister that there should
be no show of menace whatever on our
part which could increase the excitement
At Havana and elsewhere in Cuba, while
the plan Of release was intended 20 be
effected yesterday in the Guictest man
ner possible.