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The daily gazette., 1874-08-26

The LAST ATTEMpr.-Up to July 18th,
Mr.. Beecher was on the most friendly terms
with Mr.. Moulton, ard on that date, in Il
note appointing an interview, signed himself
"truly yours and ever" On August 18th,
in his statement before the committee, Mr..
Beecher charged Mr.. Monlton of having
been in a conspiracy to biackmail. How
can this be explained Only upon tho
theory that Mr.. Beecher, O 'eseeing that Mr.
Moulton's testimony must in the end be
published, resolved MS his last resort 10
bieak down the witness in adv ee.-N. I,
Herald.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
Req. GlendensainO's Staten ent-
Dental of Guilt.

New YORK, Aug. 25.---The Glendenning
scandal still remains the all-absorbing
topic of conversation in Jersey City. Rev.
Mr.. Glendenning was at his home onSum-
init avenue all of yesterday and las t
evening, and received calls from some of
the members of his church. He is busily
engaged in the preparation of his de-
fence. and some Of his friends, who
have been made acquainted with the sa-
ient points of it, say that it will fully and
conclusiyely prove his innocence.
The daily gazette., 1874-08-26
The Kentucky Trouble.

THE MILIAIA AND FEDERAL TROOPS To
ACT TOGETHER IN ARREsTING THE CON-
TENDING PARTIES.
LOUISVILLE, August. 25.-Forty United
States troops left Frankfort this morning
for Gratz and Monterey, the seat of war in
Owen county. The United States marshal
and Governor Leslie have held consulta-
ton, and the militia and United States
troops will act together in arresiing the
contending parties. The State troops have
thus far been pursuing both parties OF
offenders.
Thirty. FIVE additional militia will leave
hero for Gratz Tomorrow. This morning
all was quiet at Lancaster, but the State
troops remain TO preserve order. Ferry
five of the rioters have been arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25

speech In support Of the former speak
or. and paid a high compliment to the
success Of the unions, for whose rights
no had labored Increasingly iron their
infancy, and hoped the Silver City
Miners Unisn would be equally for
tunats.
Ex-Prosldent Humphrey Symons, Of
the Gold Hill Miners Union, next al.
dressed the meeting at considerable
length, supporting the establishment
Of miners unions oil over the Pacific
Coast.
Many more prominent members OF
the Gold Hill aud Virginia Miners
Unions were OH the Hat for speeches,
but as tho hour was getting late, IL was
moved that all non-membcrs vacate
the hall, and Messrs. Mcdonnell and
Dockery proceeded to Initiate the mem.
bers Of the Silver City Union, admin
istering tho oath and i%nstructlng them
In the workings aud secrets OF tho
Miners' Union. Presidents John +.
Mcdonnell, James Dockery and John
Mc'rague then Joined hands In solemn
conclsve, declaring Storey aud Lyon
counties, ~scvsrally and csnjolntly, un.
der the fsur.dollar system, aud each
pledged himself, on behalf OF tho union
he was at the head OF, to uphold that
rate Of wages at any cost.
Three cheers were then given Tor the
unions Of ~S,orey>snd Lyon counties.
A vote Of thanks was given to the
officers Of the Gold Hill and Virginia
Miners Union, for their indomitable
spirit aud perseverance In the cause OF
labor, aud the meeting terminated.
Tho officers were afterwards enter.
tanned by John Mcrague at his resi-
dence, aud did ample justice to the
good things provided.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
THE INvALID-A PEN PICTURE.

See her pallid ~countsnance, but q
short time ago the picture Of ruddy
health, the envy OF the school aud tie
pride Of the household. She was al
ways welcomed by her schoolmates,
tor her 1.-THE form and pleasant dis
position carried chseriulness Into their
ranks. Diligent, punctual aud exem-
plary. obedient and graceful at home,
she won the hearts Of all. But, alas,
We are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks
and ruldy lips are blanchcd by con-
sumption. The voice once 40 elchant-
Ing In laugh aud song Is feeble, husky,
aud supplanted by n hollow cough.
Let NJ approach her couch gently aud
take her hand. DO not shudder bo-
cause Of the feeble and psssionlsss
grasp. The hand oncc so hearty and
plump Is einaciated and shows bony
outlines, while the cords and tortuous
yelns are plainly mapped upon tho sur
face. The pulse that bounded with re-
p~letion, carrying viSor to tho whole
system, and imparting lie, beauty,
yiyaclty, health and strength, Is dell
cato to the touch. The feeble heart
cannot propel tho thin, scanty blood
with force. Must we lose her while
vet In her teens? Companions and
friends gather around with words OF
cheer and consolation. aud depart with
molstened eyes aud silent steps. Mnst
we lose her? No, there Ia relief We
IAN stay this destroyer OF our happi-
mesa aud not suffer tho loss Of so bright
n GEM. Something more Is required
now than dietary aud hygicnlc obssrv-
ance, for nature calls for aid and she
shall have 1t. Take this pleasant med
iclne. 1t 1. invlgorating. How 1t al
lays the irritable cough, Improves the
appetite aud digestion, aud sends a
healthy tinglo through the frame.
The blood Is enriched, nervous force
Increased, and the heart bounds with a
new impulse. See her face brighten
BIZ degrees /; the color l, returning, her
voice 4, getting clearer, and pleasant
words are spoken. The strength fall
tiers vet, but Is calming. Let us take
her out In the warm sunshine. In a
short time she Will be sble to 90 with
out our aid, n cheerful girl. This DE-
IIcbtful medicine must DO God.blessed.
IL Is restoring health to OUT loved one
She Is emerging from her sickness
sweetcr and nobler than before, anu
DR.. PIcrcs's Golden Medical Discovery
must have tho credit. It has raised
her. .. .f w..,
LINEN, O., says Dr. Pierce's Medical
Discovery has effected a wonderful
cure of consumption In his nelghbor'
hosl.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25

The BURLEIGH DmLL.-Under the
personal supervision Of L. G. Parke,
agent for tho Pacific coast aud Japan,
Of the Burlelgh Drill Company, the
air compressor at the Gould and Cur
~ works for operating the DurlelglI
drills In that mine was successfully
started Into operation. 1t worked
finely, aud those justly famous drills
will be- put to work In two or three
days. The Burleigh compressor for
tho Overman mine will DO ready to
start up In n day or two. Ono for the
Consolidated Virginia mine arrived
yesterday morning.
GONE BELOW. MIR. Henderson, oil
the dry good. firm Of j. Henderson &
Co, Virginia City, lett last evening for
San Francisco, where lla has gone to
purchase II Of tho largest aud best
stocks Of dry good. and millinery ever
brought to that city. Mr.. Henderson,
long experience In the business and
thorough knowledge Of the wants OF
our people aptly Ht him for the selec-
ton OF just what our people need In
his line OF business. So that those con-
templating purchases will certainly DO
we'll to walt for tho arrival oil the new
goods.
NEVADA LOTTERY DRAws.-Onlclal
lists Of the drawing Of tho Nevada
State Gin Concert have been circulated
throughout Gold Hill and Virginia TO.
day. They announce that all the prizes
In tho list, under $50 900. will be paid
In full, aud the $780, 900 prize, the high.
est on the list, will DO paid with q re-
duction of25 per cent. blanchard. the
manager, certainly has had n long and
tedious siege Of II, and must feel re-
lieyed to have the concern come to a
wind-up at last.
DASEY OrrIcERs ELgcr.-At the an
nual meeting Of the Daney Gold and
silver Miuing Company, held at San
Francisco day before yesterday, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, a. +. Everett;
Vice President, +. A. Gibbs; Trus-
tees-B. +. sherwood. Geo. +. Bragg.
A. +. Everett, o. f. Griffin, +. A.
Gibbs; Superintendent, 4. j.. McClel-
land Secretary, George Il. Spiiaey.
MUSICAL UNION MEEriSG.-A meet
Ing Of the Virginia Musical Union.
comprising the best singers Of Virginia
and Gold I'LL, will hold a meeting at
National Guard Hall, Virginia. this
evening, at 8 o'clock, Tor practice.
Decentralization Is called to an adj
yertisemsnt under this heal In another
column. The finder will be amply
rewarded BY delivering the lost ear
ring at Mr.. Frederick's jewelry store.
PRAIRIE CmIcRESs.--Hatc Brothers,
Virginia, have just received another
fino lot Of these choice game birds,
fresh, from the western prairies. They
are In fine condition.
PRAcEAmLE.-No fights have occurred
In Gold Hill or vicinity since yestcr-
terday.
wEArnKn.-The heavily clouded sky
Of to. day indicates rain or snow COM
Ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25

1855 ognl; as, ~. Az, IS OSO, s'S' ats sss
900 could 4 Curry, sOX, 81, SOY, Az, az. 81
ii5O Bs.t & ReIeher. u. 81, sis, IS bsO, 50
30 savage, 81, ", Ss. S9S
3iS ChslLar.Po,o.i. o.. oStS, CO
rs Hale 4 Soreross, 81, 30, SOS, 5s,n
Crswn rslai. 81 b.. Ola
rs Yellow jacket, sf1 NJ, 81 hs
lss1 Imperial x s.. ~; d.;o.
c.0 Empire Mil, a.. 8 bio, 8, ~
a65 kentask. ~, -. Az
40 Alpha, IS, ISL, IS
$50 Confssnes, II, i0k, 10
3tj Con. Virginia, slh, slN h5
80 sierra Nevada, IS, az. 90
20 Dsnsy. AZ
los, oy.raan, co, 50, cox bo, @s, IS, ES
is5 Seq. ssleh.r. "a. 100, 9S, 90
i25 Csledoais, ~, 3II
$40 EIshSqucr, 70, y, 81, "a. -, bsc, sas bSi
3t5 lialtinsrs Con, ~, :, ~
50 Aasricsn Flat, 81
s1 knicksrbockrr CO, 6.,s
$40 California Con, II, az, 10, i0s b, +oS
90 saecor, 3,Sa
.tO Woodvills, =
~ Us.on Con, II
30 Dayton, ~, Z.
2no Europa. 81. y.
rs Andes, Ia, I.
2il0 Leo, AZ. sS
ca nacon, ~
100 I%isllion. =, 81
Is Kos-uth. Cs g.
$50 Bslcker, ~. ny. stS hJo. SA, 81 ~
5a5 Utah, 4, 81, u, Gu boz
~ L4dy Washington
is5 franklin. ~
10 Se.. Rock lsland. IL
us silver Hin, 10. o., ~
IN Occidental, 1, ~
yO0 Mint. 35c
9lJ Globe Con-. ~, ii.,2
~ Eclipse 81
81 SutrO.
1870 Julia, 81, 81, s, So
LOO Dardansller, 8
eO Tyler. ~
i5 New Yots Con. a., ~
j. Justice, n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM A FRANCISCO

,r=c1AL TO tue GOLD MIL sArLr snws.,
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sTeCK ~REroRT.
iErroHrxp pAur nj slsxa a HAIL.l
Last EScnius.


$50 Meadow Valley. ii.. liX
LIS Itaymsnd a Ely. X, ~, -, $50, IN b3C
is5 Eurska Goa, i4s, Ia.
80 piochs, az
500 Page q Pan,cs. ~. a.
sO Washington a Creole. ~, D.. .b5. ..
seS Anerican flas. ~, a., ~
50 Bowey, &C
20 Hahn ; Hunt. ~.
Us Chief OF the Hill, &c
100 Newark, az, ..
400 Monitor Belmont, 5, ~
200 Portland. ia. Ia, ~
1868 I've Patch, 3, 81. J. 81
1850 ri Dorado soutn, Gk, Z. 81, !, 6s
$50 ~. Patrick. 2.
Ion Golden Chariot, Is
"a Ida Fillmore. AZ, AZ
10 Mahogany, 2, ~.
1870 soath Chariot. -. 23k bD
2I7S Empire idaho, 81. 81 SSo, 81. ~ BIO.
s. b9
100 War Eagle, ~
100 Ofig. Hid. Treasure, ) 30
iS0 California Con. ~, n, az. ~, a. BIZ, aS
$40 Belcher, 81, s5I. sia, sis
80 savage. %, ~, 81. s6, 81, sst al
ls.n Ophir, u, 2JA, 49,. 25.. n bio
ii65 Could & Curry, u BE-, 81, si., u b3o, sis
81, SAY, Sia
100 Yellow Jacket. 81. sax, IS bS
20 Crown Point, s3k, ~
525 Alpha, 10, i6,, isk
400 O,.rnan, 60. .b9k, 90 bs, %. CT bS0
go Kentuck, AN, 2ik, 90.
los Coz. Virginia, ~, s1A, oS4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
BY THE CABLES.
Will be Nominated.

LONDON, March 25.-It Is reported
that Ralph Waldo Emerson will rs-
ceivs the nomination Of Land Rector
Of G lasgow University, rs successor to
Disraeli.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25
GREAT MEETING OF MINERs IN
SILvER CITY.

Permanent Formation OF Miners
Union Ina Lyon County-Thc Gold
Hill md Virginia Miners Unions
Uphold she - system In Lyon
County NJ well A. in storey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25

JUDGMENT FOR TIE ABOVE AMOUNT,
In the Beach & Paxton Mining Claim, OBJ
tanned in tho District Court. can be bought on
reasonable terms. The Beach n Paxton 10 part
head NJ Union street, Virginia City, snppcsed
TO be included In the CONSOLIDATED Wiz.
GINA CLAIM, ard now equal To TWELVE
HUNDRED SHARES In that valuable mine.
Address, MOORE & PARKER,
feat I'm Carssu City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-25

Palace IIotcI-CoRl OIL Explosion
Women Temperance Crusaders.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 25-l +. ~
This morning two Cinnamon got Into
q fight In q house OH Dupont street,
when one Of them struck the other a
terrific blow on the head with q sword,
innicting a dangerous wound. lilo Is
under arrest.
a young lady Of respectable appear.
ancs went to the City Hall to-day ask.
Ing protection against persons who sho
thinks are trying to poison her. She
10 probably Insane aud decline, to give
her name.
Mrs. O'Connor aud her son, stabbed
by IIanlon, are getting we'll.
Tho Board OF Education last night
adopted resolutions censuring severely
School Superintendent Denman for
lobbying private bills at Sacramento to
the neglect OF the school department.
Work on tho Grand Palace Hotel, on
Market street, Is progressing rapidly.
At hali.past ten O'Clock last night q
coal oil lamp exploded In the room OF
Capt. johnson, on Spear street, aud set
fire to the premises. The flames were
sooa sxtlngulshed no u was hurt (;
loss probably $500.
The womens' temperance Crusaders
announce that they will hold q mass
prayer meeting at an early day. They
have not yet undertaken any crusade
against the saloons Of the city.
Grcenbacks, s0Ss0A.
, 1874-09-27

1f7ASrED-si6o FOR ONE YEAR, Will G!Vi:
W a. cslia.erai cc frs r1ottE7Es for sG HEsca TIL
- ~ L Tr}Dune
, 1874-09-27
An English Dinner.

.Asa English Dinner.
Ente fi:ld il. fic ST. Louis Republican.
Te decide upon dinner m then inrito tho
most eligible noodle Of d nob1crnan we can find
to occupy the chair, endcavoriug to f1 upon one
whose political opinions not so strong as to
make him obnoxious to either pnrty. Flattered
by the in yitation, the noble noodle consents.
Then We 70 to 1noncyed men, saying, " Lord Tom
Moody or Prince Good-for-Nothing is to preside
nt our dinner. Will you be steward?" Glad to
keep fino company, though only for q few hours,
those gentlemen conscut, knowing, IS does the
Chairman, that L subscription is tho penalty paid
for tho notorlety or ouor thus conferred. Chair,
man and steward secured, smaller lights arc only
too glad to buy tickets. Tho dinner is gl ven i;
coacl, the Chairman about the charity IN
which he is s'lppoaed to be profoundly interest
ed, about which he speaks III q singularly parrot
like mannsr, hcails thu subscription with cas- or
$50 the stewards follow with less or greater
sums, more private ipdisiduals swell the slnoun:
the lis. Of subscribers is read At tho dinner pub
lished in the next days newspapers and ont Of
tho vanity of humanity our noble charity is SC:
upon its legs.
DESTROYS OF testing thcso dinners. assisted ut
s2vcral. hurailialed felt ct the first BY being
allowed tea and sandwiches in QUO room, while
tic tvlant BAT down to joints and removes III
another. I went on this occasion to hear royalty
in the sha:c Of the Duke of EdinburG speak. II
royalty had any thing to teach I wished to learn
it in one casy Lesson. After tho feeding csme tho
national anthem. OF courre. For tic I-don't-
kaow-how-Eaaycth time God was commanded
to Eayc tho Qacen, aud, right or wrong. con-
found her enemies, Then Ills Royal Highners
rose amid tremendous clartcr OF knives, forks
glasses, and plates that did duty as claque.
Everybody listened as though pearls were about
to drop feotn his lirs. In voice heeitat,nG and
with an absence Of command OF lnngcase that
would hsve -aaso71naed en- American baby. His
Hoval l!:SaRcss contEived TO propose Jis Royal
H,shEess tiis Prince OF Na!e,, the Princess Of
Wales, and tic res. Ct thu Royal family,
adding, II presume l need not ea; any
thing to recommend this toast to you." ''1Iore
sensible words were never enokca." e1-
claimed y next days leader. ''We a,o not s,,7-
p7isai That load tccr;ae Eioctci TIE nrnounce-
l1.'s..." T;cro '7~s 70 Go.e: ebo!i: tbs cheering
Ills I.o-.l tHghac5s attempted to aay j good
aor1 Tor tx .teasl1cal Profession AID sr;e yous-
II murdered tho Queens English. 1Iip iaaro
lau:olo5y 'Tza ccc@ircl Is nc would recei1e the
, 1874-09-27

e~o4esa % ue'o1e+ 's'!. 't'eE $50 -
DERsoSAL-W1LLIAM Il. BALDWIN, IF IN CHI +
dro,sisx & z i. T. TfSuno otee: @-------
pEnsoNAI-Ir JACK NORRIS WILL GALL At
viii rnee: H. an 1oa1 o:i friend. g. ''' -
4 Cd sss !; 2isr.:s Or
pEEsoSA1-r. JoHXSoS, FKoM SPAVLp1;&iff:;; a !;
jiaeolnsaro. wanted Al % South Canal.st BY JOHN
GGE&G from e!azse: Eng: -
HORSES AND CARRIAGES:
Any ONE WISHING cHEAr BUSINESS RIG.
as tfs:ts; St s'' Ell a
ATS TnlRD.AX:-BUtGHS FEPA1RTTnI q ? AT ! Eor-
~ tom prices. HuEetes fur sale. a. y. MlLLAR.
SE s1 xn39 4st2s n a:5 4 asgs
HSteS HSS r. SR isoFs aaa ssasss ssso
e. T s as:; ,a al fas, a. Il
4aaes Gs ye 10 'ou
S otn ~ :lds'II S ss
tins!e and double, good rArsler Appl, At lis North
A LADY HAyING 4 nASpsoME HORSE AND
vaers Oh onth s,ds tasa edsriy 5ahy nyaiid
same s H. rbuns dd, 1o;s o;eo '''''S 4'' '
4 LARGE PAIR or WORK HORSES, FOR SALE,
s. 'F ~ fasa9
| scc"nd-st.
| 1 FEW. M0KI; T;cIAss TOP ;D!7i&IEs ;xs
B. F. &5nPaH s. Al ~ "e.'
81 T. 5HAW 5E. sFssS G. =! e.: I II s
| RALDwiN-a FoitnEsrS AIIFoRNIA STA AKLEs.
sss s' sa3es5
Eoa sAtF-oE ExqH1VGEFoE do21 U:la-
One spa9 Of bEown geldinss vel ma,ehcd II bands
f; Il, s. sf I'D;
Ia, rssol of Is ani /. saS ano esaemans
zi1t:. It + aHc3ss f:Gf sf. ,sas a'sy sss e ali
sssxs s ~ 81 fhtnaSes AND ONE
For sALE-sEvERAL FAMILY HORSES AND
soadses ; doxssst phseen os 1 ns *tsa, rat
t
| E,on sALE-sEyERAL E1SE OPEN. AND TOP
81 aai rs IS as ass ladies' pa''''
EoE sALEz;ox IA%;0s;.4 TIioK9UGIKEEb
EoN E-CHE1P-3.sPR1NG, TOP DELIVERY
J. wagon; can be seen 4, = Gleo Is:and.AT: .AT:--
sAssuoS us IL W49S Ne: s,.a:!! aS Ess
IS ss1 I'll Sst .7s H1ScS &C..
san Sds TbGuo ac se''
TOR sALE-A LiGIr IDlsntvE8Y:wAGQ3S. ms
i bcsa n1nt. In,uire ri ~ SuI. Morgan.st
sS!;nA S GAnCENY MaGnX VA lrh Tor;
and ss 9th so i, 81 3 s ss r ~: A'f''
EoR sAL;-oK EXCHANGE roRA 4 LIGHT Ex-
Il :es'.:' 1
eon. with pole aad shafts. in Eoca "rdeE viii
change fs E;a. aspsus eovsrd w,on Or xi take
, 1874-09-27

utterances Of Webster ... Il Phillips, whi1o tho
humor OF the comedian. B1:cstslic, and the
graceful speech Of tho elegant Alfred Wigan, an
actor OF whom England las rlgLt to be proud
both Of whom, 81 uko after all the noaleraen
present hsl aired t1cir ttupdltY-werc accepted
as clever bnt Yero not allowed to produce such
denomination p1 only belongs to tho purple
rns disgus:ed, not With tho Duke Ct EdinburE,
(vho blaaes. tho eacred cat onco worshipad by
tho Egyptians y, but with lis fanl:lcs.
, 1874-09-27

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Conversational Confsrsucs.

C1NomNATB June 10-The Copgrega-
tional Conference ! reassembled Of 10
o'clock to-day. Rev. T. Z Hawks led
in devotional exercises. Rev. T. E.
Mitchell was elected Moderator. i
Clifton N, Nichols, scribe, then followed
the enrolment Of delegates, q
ReysM. Gtosvenor, Of the Puritan Con.
ference; Samuel Walcott, Of Cleveland;
and James Mcfarland, OF the Miami Con.
ference, were granted seats in the Con-
ference. AsT- "a %
MesSrs. Hawks, Leo, Root, Pitkins and
Jefries were appointed q Committee on
Business, and Messrs: Holley, Jones and
Condor on donations. . 7' 4.s
Narratives OF religion were then read
BY the registers Of the several local Con
ierencee.; "a. Lap " 4E
Tie committees on fnsnces, place o.
next meeting, on Treasurer's accounts
and on narratives OF State religion were
then appointed. ct ..
The Welsh Churches OF the Genera
South Conference were received into the
Conference and allowed 10 make theii
own local Conferences. sg.t ~
Dr.Walcott offered a resolution to the
effect that the Churches contribute tht
amount required 10 carry on the work o
the American Board rather than allow
the amount ot-work to bereduced and 70
stricted, ~ s-.}s yt1s4s! '1f''.
.Dr, Hawks offered resolution, which
was referred to o committee, that the sun
Of % 900 be apportioned among the Dis
trict Conferences ss the sum each shal
contribute TO this work.
The Conference then adjou rned unit
afternoon EAit53 sa5 Ns,UNs T -,
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F,Irh,fuI s,eamboa, Accident.

New York, June 10!-The London
papers have the following irz
IA frighttuls steamboat accident occurred
short time ago on'the Valga. The Bel.
isarius left Kastroma at full speed, the
Captain being determined II possible 10
oyertake the steamers Of two rival COM
panles, which had left some time before
him. Near Boboefsky the Bslisarlus
caught up to the Proyorney, which had
started an.hour earlier, lbut she had moi
got far beyond CHS place when her boiler
burated and killed five men on the spot
the owner Of the vessel being one Of The
victims Upwstdiof eighty mon were In;
jured, come very seriously. These were
all taken to Zarostaf and Immediately
conveyed to the hospital whore eleven
have since died, and several Others are iu
q hopeless state MApy bf the passengers
terrified by the explosion and the screams
OF the sufferers jumped into the river, and
OF these fifteen were drowned. .
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WASHINGTON. on
n1N1grrR jrrrnl,onntn.nr. !


WAsnINaTDN, June 0.-The President
has nominated j. Bancroft Davis Envoy
Extraordinary Minister PlehipotentiGry
Of the United States to the German EN-
pre- ysaO oMS. .r~la44lr,
THE CANAL BULL EGvoRABLY REPORTED
-oNR MILLION APPROPRIATED TO COM.
MENoE rTuTg .2eJ rbApquT4 n
Mr.. Hurlbut, from, the Committee on
Railroads and Uanals, has made q iavofa.
BILE report on the bill Of Mr., HaWley, oil
Illinois, to provide Tor the construction Of
q canal connecting the waters Of Lake
Michigan with the Illinois, Mississippi
and Rock rivers. Tho bill authorizes the
Secretary Of War to lay out and construct
q canal from 8 point ht or.near Henlepin;
by q most practicable and convenient
route to,sthe Mississippi river, with a
branch canal Or feederfrom RockiftVer,
at the cltyof Dixon connecting withth
main line of the canal near the town Of
Sheffield, the total length Of the canal TO
be 100 miles, and the estimated cost o
little over four aud hall millions. The
bill Appropriates one million towards its
commencement. ,ggIg5,fLs Z