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Foreign News.

BAYoNNE, March 90 The Carlists
have captured the fort at Bilboa with 40
prisoners. The bombardment of the city
continues.
KISGsDEEG, March 2O.-The naviga-
ton to this city is reopened.
MADRID, March 21.-The publication of
unofficial war news from this city is pro.
hibited.
LONDON, March 90. - The steamer
Manitoba, from the Gold Coast, with
General Wolseley on board, is signaed.
Lord Salisbury, Indian Secretary, an
nounces a loan of 100000, 900 for India,
of which G15,O0O,O0O is immediately
necessary.
The Thames, which rose rapidly to-day,
caused by the remarkable high tide
along the Eastern Coast, overfowed the
embankments of this city, flooding the
adjacent stores and warehouses. Por-
tons of Narwich, Hull and Yarmouth
were flooded.
The report in the Daily News of O
speedy release Of the Fenians is gener.
ally discredited.
In the House OF Commons q letter
from Chief Justice Cockburn, in regard
to the committal of Whalley for con.
tempt OF court, was on motion OF Disraeli
referred to select committee.
A deputation, associated with the
Chambers of Commerce, waited on Lord
Derby to-day and urged the advantage
OF an international convention to assimi-
late the patent laws of all countries, and
beginning with those OF Great Britain
and the United States. Lord Derby re-
piled that snch assimilation was desir-
able.
Lord John Manners, the new Post
master General. is reelected to Parlia.
ment.
General Woseley arrived at Ports
mouth this evening.
Disraeli gave notice that the Govern
ment would ask for the adjournment of
the House from March 31st 10 April 10.
He advised that the next week be de.
voted to passing the supply bill.
BERLIN, March 2O.-A Committee Of
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the Reichs,as has voted tue second iiHit
against fixing the ordinary strength ''
the army at 100000 men.
VIENNA, March 2O.-The Emperor nav
ing accepted the resignation OF the Hun
earian Ministry, has appointed hsff
Belts President of the new couneii o'
Ministers.
MONTREAL, March 2O.-Queen's Hall,
situated on Catherine street, was burned
this evening. Loss $4,000; partially IN
sured.
PANS, March ga meeting oil Inc
Extreme Left, held at Versailles TO- day
resolved that on the presentation OF Inc
New Electoral bill, demand should DE
made for the maintenance of the present
law, and the dissolution Of the AHst hio's
on the 2Sth OF june.
The Duke of Pariue, and others VINO
participated in the recent DEMONSTRATORS
1t Chiselhurst, have been removed from
the Mayoralties and other Government
Offices held by them.
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town. to-day, Mrs. Jouche cut h'r ehii-
dren's throats, and then her own, with
razor.
Bosrox, March 2O.-The Democratic
legislative caucus nominated ex-Cnlted
States Supreme Court judge b. H. Our
It's, as United States Senator.
BALTIMORE, March 20.-The United
States Marshal has seized the steamer
Edgar Stuart by order, it is said oil the
Government.
PorrsvrLLE, Pa, March 2l.-By the
breaking of a rope in collery at Ph@nlA
Park ten men were prccipitated to the
bottom of the shaft. Three were titled
instantly and the rest were cut ana
bruised
ST. LOUIS, March 2l.-The machine
sbops Of the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road, in the western part OF TINS ci'!'
were burned last night. Loss, SlOo'ooo'
fully insured.
Yesterday, near CenterSille, ST. olair
county, Illinois, Fritz stillsen Ritter an
old man of eighty, and his son ana
daughter.in-law, and two small children
were discovered murdered in thier own
bouse, The Threats of the two men
were cut. the woman and childrens
skulls were crushed.
New YORK, March 2l.-ln Plymouth
| Chrrcb last eve letters from DR.. Storms
and DR.. Buddington S churches were read
inviting Plymouth to send Mr. Beeeher
and committee to the Congregational
Council, but the letters intimated that
they would have no voice in the pro
ceedings, except in contradiction OF mis-
statements and in furnishing any In
formation that might be asked for. Ply
mouth Church declined the invitation,
and resolved that the calling of the ex
narte council TO consider the affairs OF a
church which has not declined mutual
council is the consummation of a course
of proceedings which is irregular and
unwarrantable. They say we feel bound
to protect from the beginning against
what we recognize as a persistent at
tempt to put this church under accusa
ton and on trial.
CINCINNATI, March 21.-E. Bepler
banker and agent of the European steam
ship companies, was shot and it is sup
posed fatally wounded, by an unknown
party, while on the way to his residence
in the suburbs late last night.
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Eastern DISPATCHES.

New York, March 20.-McKay, in
dicted for sending the forged letters to
the Stock Exchange, was bailed to-day
in the sum of $4,000.
The Kingston, Jamaica, Cleaner of
March . says that in accordance with in
structions of Her Majesty's Government,
an inquiry viii be made in respect to the
British subjects captured on the steamer
Vrginius and shot by order of Burriel.
The United States District Attorney
being ready, the counsel for Sanborn,
Hawley and Van de Woorken, charged
with revenue frauds, are now seeking to
postpone the trial to the 26th, on the
ground of being unable to communicate
with Sanborn since the new indictment
was found
WASHINGTON, March 20.--The Sub
Committee on Banking and Currency
investigating the affairs of the First
National Bank, to-day submitted their
report in full. The Committee charges
grave Irregularities on the part of the
officials OF the bank, and among other
things, that just previous to the failure
of the bank the capital was deposited
with Jay Cooke & Co., also that the in
debtedness of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road had been carried by the bank since
July H. 1872. Between August aud
September of that year the overdrawn
current account of Jay Cooke & Co. was
increased from S23S,ss2 to S74S, $50,
without security. On this amount
nearly $500, 900 was drawn after Septem.
Der l. The Committee says the officers
cannot be punished under the existing
laws, and recommended amendment to
the laws to cover such cases.
WILMINGTON. March 20.-A telegram
from Macon, the county seat of Nc.
Dowell county, where Bald Mountain is
situated, states that in 1912 the mountain
/ was shaken by similar commissions tc
those lately experienced. No authentic
report OF an escape of smoke has beer
received. The people in the vicinity be
came alarmed as the upheavals in
creased, and having taken refuge in
deserted house, held prayer meetin,
for sixteen days and nights.
CrNryNN,ry Mach an
keepers Of the Eighth Ward surrendered
to-day and poured their liquor into tn
streets.
: CLEVELAND, Ohio, March 20 Tn
y women crusaders visited number O
: saloons to-day, attracting the usua
disordery crowd. The Mayor this even
ing issued proclamation warning citi
? zens to abstain from all assemblages cal
. culated to disturb the peace of tn
city, under the penalty of the law
As this applied to the crusaders as we
!, as others, it caused q sensation.
TRENTON, N. j., March 20.-In tn
House to-day, the bill appropriatin
r 500, 900 for the Centennial celebration
5 was reported on adversely, but was sub
}, sequently placed on the calendar.
d ALBANY, N. Y, March 20.-The Stat,
r Grange met here to-day and adopted the
d resolutions and declarations of the Ma.
= tlonal Grange at St. Louis, demanding
legislation to open and improve the
avenues OF traffic and produce, cheaper
transportation, pro rata freight law,
low canal tolls and canal debt funding
amendment, and in favor of reasonable
temperance reform legislation.
! CINCINNATI. March 20.-Near George.
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WHEN, therefore, Republican move
ment against the administration and the
well-nigh insupportable and still growing
misrule which it has built up, shall begin
in Massachusetts, or elsewhere, 10
Limitation of it TO particular persons or
special grievances will be allowed.
Powerless as Democrats are to do other
things, they are all-powerful in claiming
Republicans down to Republicanism.
No opposition movement can be success
full. tina: does not appeal to, or at least
invite the support of Democrats; and no
such support will be given, unless the
movement is based on an universal
principle, and promises as much to
Louisiana as Massachusetts, Missouri
Republican.
That is just it; there must be far
field and no favor. Justice must not be
confined to any particular area or sec
ton. What is sauce for the gander must
be good for the goose. Stealing is steal
ing, whether committed in Boston or
Charleston, and if the Hubites want to
be protected, let them concede the same
privilege to others. The jug-handle
game has gone on long enough and Will
and must be stopped.
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Pacific Coast.

san Francisco, March 2O.-At We
toria, British Columbia to-day, Thomas
Schaley, the slayer Of Henry Fox. was
convicted of murder in the first degree.
Governor Booth to-day vetoed the bill
providing for the election of Harbor
Commissioners by joint vote Of the
Senate and Assembly, after the close OF
the term of those now in office, and for
the election thereafter by the people at
the end of two years. The bill was the
result of a Democratic and Republican
coalition, which this veto has probably de-
feated. 1t struck the lobby interest hard,
and caused much excitement. The veto
is made the special order for next Mon
day. It is generally believed that the
coalition cannot prevent the veto from
being sustained.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 2l.-The Gov.
ernor has approved the Local Option
Liquor Bill,
The groceries of this city are organic.
ing to oppose the woman's temperance
movement. Thus far they have kept
their measures secret.
A man named Charles Brown was
drowned at the foot of Second stree
this morning. Deceased belonged to al
English ship.
Mrs. Nellie Lee, supposed to be thu
wife Of soldier at the Preside, dice
suddenly to-day.
Lizzie Cannon, the young woman wht
shot at e. F. McDermott, the broker
appeared in the Municipal Crimina
Court this morning. She was 50 veal
that she had to be carried in the arms o
the Deputy Sheriff. Her trial was pu
over for the term.
A company is being formed in thi
, city TO build q street railway at old San
celtic.
Jane o. Duncan, single woman 8
years of age, was sent up to the Insan
Asylum yesterday. She fancies he
mother is trying to poison her.
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 9Th day OF
February, 1874, so many shares of each parcel OF
snch stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office of the company,
Room No. 10, New Merchants Exchange, Cali
fornia street, San Francisco California, on
Monday, the 9th day of April. 1874,
at the hour of O'Clock p. III. Of such day, to
pay delinquent assessments thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
FRANK d. CLEARY, Secretary.
Ofice-Room No. 10, New Merchants Ex-
chrnge, California street. San Francisco Cali
fornia m22-td
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And in accordance with law, and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the I'd day
of February, 1874, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
Dore Co, No. 317 Montgomery street, San
Francisco California, on Monday, the 9Th
day Of April, 1874, at the hour Of IL cleck
M of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of the sale.
IF. BALLOON, Secretary.
Ofice-No. +26 Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco Cal. m22.td
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FUss1NG. Two old Austnites, j. d.
Emersly and j. W. Crawford, are having
a tilt in the columns of the Eureka SEN
tinel. The latter is most to blame in al
lowing them to use its pages for such
nonsense about which nobody knows
and nobody cares
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Directors, made on the 9Th day of
February, 1874, so many shares Of each parcel Of
such stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
Rooms &c and 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street. San Francisco California,
on Tuesday, the 31st day Of March,
1874, at the hour Of one o'clock p. m of said
day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
LOUIS KAPLAN, Secretary.
O6hcc-Rooms &c and 81 Merchants Exchange
California ST., San Francisco Cal.
nal It'd
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A CORRESPONDENT Of the st. Louis Re
publican writing from Georgetown, Col
orado, says;
This camp is producing wonderful re-
suits. The yield OF paying ore has in
creased one-half in the past six months,
Every mountain around here is lively
with teams and miners. The reduction
works are all crowded to their utmost ca
pacity, aud then cannot accommodate
one third of the demand. The balance
is shipped eastwardly to Golden, to Den
yer, to St. Louis, Chicago, New York,
Newark and to England and Germany to
be treated for the commerce of the world.
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Location Of principal place Of business, san
Francisco Calitornia-Location of works, ELY
district. Lincoln county Nevads;-Notice.-
There is delinquent upon the following des
cribed stock, on account Of assessment NO. o.
levied on the I'd day of February, 1873, 'he sew
eral amounts set opposite the names Vi 'he ie'
pective shareholders, as follows;
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NEW TODAY.
LOST

GOLD WATCH CHAIN. MADE IN The
n form of locomotive engine. Any one
returning the same to the Nevada CehtraI hali-
road Office will be suitably rewarded
mr22-tf
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Washington and Creole MINING

Company. --Location of principal place Of
business, San Francisco California Location
OF Works, Phoebe, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, State of Nevada.-Notice. are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment no lOl levied on ne
9th day OF February, 1874, the several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective share.
holders, as follows:
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The Gold Hill News is grunting over
the old difficulty between Preston Brooks
and Charles Sumner. Why man alive,
let them alone, they are both dead and
gone to their final account. where wiser
and more merciful judge than the Gold
Hill News or any other mortal will ap.
portion to each their proper place. For
Heavens sake, let us try to forget these
old sores and not keep probing and irri.
tating them like the surgeon does in
Sir Walter SCOTS Fair Maid of Perth.
Fray Mr.. News find some less repulsiye
food than dead bodies.
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CAN'T KEEP 'EM.-The United States
War Office is very unfortunate. 1t lis con-
tinually losing documents that somebody
wants preserved and some body else
wants to get rid Of, and the latter gener-
ally succeed. The papers of two cases
have been stolen, one Of the Buell. Court
Martial, and those of the Hurth inquiry
Some of our sanity lot of law makers or
officials would have probably got hurt by
the continued existence and accessibility
of the papers, so they were got rid of.
How nice and convenient this is. Isn't
it. 1t reminds us Of the last scene in
Massinger's play Of ga new way to
pay old debts" when Sir Giles Overreach
finds the deed valueless upon which he
depended to crush his enemy. In
these matters new broom is sadly
needed. There is very large amount Of
sweeping to do.
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MATTERS At EUREKA.-The Sentinel
says: From present indications, active
operations at the different mines and
furnaces will not be resumed until
about the first of May, though work
may be commenced in part by the mid
die of next month. Several parties OF
coal-burners have arrived lately nom
San Francisco and other places, and are
preparing to start out to their camps In
the mountains to make their prepare
tory arrangements for the Summer S
work. The snow is still too deep to al
low them to commence burning coal,
but when once started it will not be long
before they will be able to send in SUI
ficient supply to keep the furnaces run
ming full force of men. In consequence
of the ore dumps being filled and the
utter impossibility of the teamsters to
haul the ore, many of the mines have
ceased work until the state Of the roads
shall be such as TO allow the speedy
transportation of the ore. The Eureka
Consolidated is the only mine at present
being worked to any extent, and this Is
owing to its having enough coal on hand
to keep one furnace in operation.
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DEL1EQUEN SALES.
.mador Tunnel and Mini.g Conn.,

Amador Tunnel and Mining Conn.,
NATURALIZATION of principal place Of bust.
ness. san Francisco California. Location Of
works. Ely Mining District. Lincoln county
Nevada Notice There are delinquent upon
the following described stock. on account Of
assessment mo. p levied on the 9Th day Of
February, 1874, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders. ms
follows:
Names. NO. OF NO. VI
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A, 8. o'pOUcHERTY,
Attorney at Law.


OFFICE os MEADOW VALLEY STREET, OPT. NO. T.
mr22-u
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Dissolution of Co-PartnershiI

y co-partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent, John G. Mott retiring from the
firm. The business will be conducted by L. b.
Mott, Jr., and G.. H. Fish, under the old name
and style Of Mott, Fish Co.
Z. B. MOTT JR.
JOHN G. MOTT,
g. II FISH.
Phoebe, March LIST, 1874 mimi
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4 the receiver Ave doIisrs pea say
together with the proper fees, whereupon
hnia nroceedinpa and the indgment-rOll
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II ]. b. SMITH AuTnOnA1n,
L. TO collect all bills due him in Phoebe, snd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

The NEW YORK BANK NOTE COMPANIES
AND TIE TREASURY DEPARTMENT-The Gin
cinnati Commercial puts the matter at Issue be-
tween the New York bank note companies and
the Treasury Department rather neatly, thus:
The bank-not engraving companies aftiiet
themselves at intervals with a profound con-
Germ fer the interest OF our beloved country IL
bas, since the Treasury Of the United States
became extensively engaged in the issue Of
notes and bonds, been contended by those pa
uiotc establishments that the powers that pre-
SIDE over the funds were inconsiderate of the
moral and pecuniary prosperity OF the country
IN having any part Of the work of engraving
conducted in the Treasury department. They
have worried over the matter as though hey
had not a cents worth of interest in ha ling the
work turned over TO themselves.
Now, we cannot see but that IL Ia a frs,-rate
plan TO keep the work out OF the hands OF those
engraving companies, or at least a good part of
IL; because, while they are wanting it, and try
ing by All sorts or means to get il, they do make
such excellent spies on the department that
presldes over IL. As IL Is, they are always dis
covering some infamous iniquity somes
under the roof Of the Treasury building; but If
they had no interest in ferreting out the bad
things that there DO abide. their invaluable
services as refOrmers wOGld be lost to the coun-
try. Let their vigilant eyes be ALWAYS ON
the Treasury, and not d'veTted BY the en-
crossing work that faithful engraving wouId
requlIe. The Treasury needs every honest dog
OF them to watch II. How can they watch ana
work, tOo?'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

Under the head of "HOdnett Redivivus," the
Chicago Tribune has an editorial that shows in
every lire the singular spirit OF irreverence in
winch the Lake city holds her prophets who set
their faces towards the National Capital
After referring to the exploits of the famous
trio OF ChiesgoaDs, Chittenden, Holmes, and
storr, the Tribune says that now "another Chi
cage genius turns up in connection with District
OF Columbia affairs, and sets the city sgog,"
John Pope Hodnett, "who appears as the
Champion OF the people and styles himself
counsel for the workingmen of the District of
Columbia" That paper adds: "The people of
Washington deserves pity. John Pope Hodnett
isequivslent TO George Francis Train multiplied
by four as q metropolitan b!atherskite."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

1t IL pretty certain that the most widely read
novelist Of the period in the world is our towns
woman, Mrs Southworth. The last report Of
the Public Library of Boston, for instance,
shows that Of Mrs. Southworth's works only
IS per cent remain uncalled for; of Thsckeray's,
6s; Of Dickens, 50; OF Irving's, IS; OF Coopers,
AZ; of SCOTS, e6. By this it appears that Mrs.
Southworth is the supreme fsvorite with the
library readers of "the modern Athens" "a
well as with the lees critical portion of man
Kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-19

And now IT turns out that Bsltimoreans are
compelled 10 pay a direct tax of S2.5-l6 on the
500, and q tax Of 80 cents on the 500 for high
ways and bridges, to say nothing OF other indi-
rect taxes. OF course such enormous indebted
ness and consequent taxation could not have
been incurred honestly. 1t must be the work
Of a corrupt 'ring," and, what is the worst
feature about IL, Baltimore has little to show
for the money expended. Baltimore must be
coRgressiOnAlly investigated.