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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
ONE MORE ~uNrORTUNarr.

Yesterday we were interviewed by n
young man who seemc to have had his
share of trouble and misfortunes in
this world. Six months ago he left a
good situation in the State of Delaware
and, taking Greeley's advice, started
West. Arriving at Cristline, Ohio, he
had his pocket picked of a fine gold
watch and 500 in greenbacks. Left
without money he telegraphed home
fOr assistance, which he received i'm n
few days and again started on his
journey. He got AZ far as Council
Bluffs and started to walk across the
railroad bridge which spans the
Missouri at that point; half way over
he heard a rumbling behind him, and,
on looking back. saw a train of cars i'm
his rear. To run forw ard was impossi-
BILE; to retreat, sudden death, and, i'm
his excitement, while climbing over
the outside rail of the bridge he fell
into the river. lie was rescued, NOR.
dead than alive, by an old darkev.
who put out from the shore in IA small
boat to his assistance. The next day
he continued going out West, arriving
at Ogden minus his trunks, hat, etc.
One night at the Junction was sufficient
for him, and westward he went. On
the road he met with a "greeny' from
the cow counties, who wanted the
young man to go to his place to work,
an offer which was thankfully accept
ei. Hardly had he found his new at-
q%uaintance when u third party COM
menced manipulating some cards. He
was soon surrounded by a crowd,
among them our young man, who took
Il great interest in the game; in fact, so
great was his interest that he soon
found that he was minus about $40.
all he had, in trying to catch the deuce
of hearts which, with two other cards,
the dealer was careleSslv throwing
around on Il blanket. He thinks he
has e enough of the West, and ar
rived here Yesterday morning on his
road to Phoebe, intending to go to the
San Juan mines.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

HArs.-A hats the dome, the stecple-
top of thought; the attic room, the
cock-loft of the head; the hive where
Fancy's honey bees are caught, which,
else, beyond the Memory's reach had
fled. a hat well-brushed is a top-stone
to the man; Corinthian column he,
with cap to match; a column it we're
poetry to scan, and with a glance its
fine proportions catch. a crOwnless
hat lacks poetry, and he, who'er the
miserable man may he, whose tangled
hair stands peering through the crown,
far from the graces quite hath tumbled
down: sans hat, ans character, sans
all; to avoid which, a fine selection of
hats has just been received, and now
offered for sale at the store of w. II.
Clark. fl3
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

For Hot GREER Deputy United
States Surveyor, ThoS. J. Read, left
Yesterday for Hot Creek to survey the
1.-TWO c." mine in order to secure il
patent for j. b. Mctiee and others.
who have lately became owners of that
DrODertV.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

CHINESE SQUABBLE.-Two MOngo-
lians had adi>pute Yesterday and made
the hair fly at Il lively rate. The diff
Guilty was about the settlement of a
wash bill. \ little blood and the loss
of most of their ave locks had the
tendency to settle the dispute.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

PLEAsANT.-A pleasant day was yes
terday Over head, though pedestrians
find it uncomfortable on the streets
owing to their muddy condition.
Towards evening it became quite cold.
however, and indications are that the
clerk meditates another change in the
elements.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

PERSONALS. Ashim, of Ashim
Bros, left Yesterday for Phoebe. lie
will be absent about two weeks.
PoTATOES.-Just arrived, a fine sup
ply of potatoes, and are selling at two
cents per pound, at Obertelder n Har-
rison'S.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

WHOOPIrG CoUGU.-ThOSe of the
children who have been afflicted with
the whooping cough have all about re-
covered. The public school will no
doubt be once more well attended, as
many of the scholars absented them
selves on account of the preyalency OF
the contagion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

BEAR IN MIND-That Straus, the
jewelcr, is now to be found at his new
quarters, in Wells. Fargo Il Cos build
ing. Everything new, and Of the
latest design.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.-We
have just received by express the very
latest styles in hats, Granger, or "any
other MANS" \ fine assortment of
hand-sewcd boots has also been re-
ceived. Gents furnishing goods of
every description. and clothing of the
best quality, constantly on hand. Now
is the time to make your PURCHASES.
Call at Oderfelder Il uarrison's mann
moth store. flE#
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

laiERARY.-fOstmaster Ramsey has
a'' on our table the late numbers of
~, weekly illustrated Graphic"
e"i'iihey Corner" and other papers.
INV iady's book of fashions called
kniyojH metropolitan has just been re-
IN ~ IL comes highly recommended
lo, LIE critics cast and west, and no
En- VIII he eagerly sought after by
oevotees of fashions,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

TIE Finest Assortment of Furnish
ing Goods, Hosiery, Collars and Ties,
will be found at o. 4 II. >
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES
STOCK REPORT.

SAN FRAN"Isco. February 10.
MORNING HOARD.
1870 Ophir-3I 81 3Sb@
i 2" G Gs., l 4 n c%Try-:l.: 81 Sl'. sbS ia
40 Savage-lll lllb2O ITO ll0'a
l20 Choliar-1l'2 Il 7D's
l5 Hale X NorcrosS-D 59I3
10 Crown Point-!0H Hi4
4l5 lmperial-ti's 90
~ Empire Mile
40 kentuck-2p4 2iit 233s
ms Beich,r-@alb $50 So 5b@
10 Con. Virginia -61 O1l2G
80 Coniidcncc-SI
l25 EXcheuucr-21 ia
90 :. Nevadn-l, Ia
50 seq. Belcher 80
$50 Frank'in-l.2
no Lady WaShington-42
So Andcs-li4 Is
10 Overnan-6j o7b3 G1bo $50
300 Justice-St2
500 J%ulia-5i. s545I 81 51!b0
20 taledonia-2S Is 2b3O
l20 knickerbocker-I4 "a
10 ArilonaN utah-ltsl1a
80 Globe-ll4
20 Baltimorc-J2
$50 H~uliion-S.i4S
- California
10 :. liill-lO ga 90
- Eclipse-1
40 Iayton-7. IS
10 Trcuch-4i2
20 Rock Island -2i42',2
- New York Con.-2's
l25 American flat-5is5 y
10 1yler-SJc
10 Union Con.-l5
100 Seq. khode lslard-S112c
100 Florida )
80 " oodville-242s
AFTERNOON BOARD.
so Meadow ValIey-ll llls M
100 RAYMOND " Ely-;2' 33 81
3W Eureka Con.-l3'4
So Wash. * Creole-22ia
10 Page X r~anaca -
30 American Flag-il442
100 l~ngomar-:0c
1910 Belmont-6il 1855 .bD
80 Newark-l4
10 Monitor. Belmont-fa
80 III Dorado South-6t2
200 Hye Patch-6i2
400 III Dorado North
<, Eureka, Il. VII
30 Empire. ldaho-sn3S
III Crown Point 81 ~ 49,
2lj Savage-ll2 Ill abD llf'2bp llo'a
31 lieicher-Si!obtHobio
ISa uphir-5as 3,b5 5jia
30 k.ntuck-2i Pa
l25 Oyerman-bi IL o1a
90 Gould X Curry-Il.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker. Jeweler and Engraver
of Eureka, j.. StrauS, Il call 80
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklies and monthlies;
also, for the San Francisco papers and
magazines, at the PostOt1ice Stationery
and News Depot. dos
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

SURPRISE PARTY.-Last evening one
those delightful occurrences which
ealls to usso many pleasant rcminis-
nSeS came Off at the residence of
bdge Baily, the occasion being a sur
ti>e party given to that gentleman
ID his e>timahle wife. The part
et a the residence of DIR. Snyder and
len proceeded in Il body to the resi-
lnr of the party to be surprised.
hose first intinnation of the pro-
>sed party was the arrival of about
ehty ladies' and gentlemen, taking
z place by storm. They were armed
efh a substantial stock OF the good
pln-> of this world and Went with
Pe Intention of having a good
Questioned frolic. The party lasted
lltll Il late hour, passing the time
|ea>an.ly away INDUCING in the time
pnorcd games of %"Spinning the
"f%orieitS," etc. The occasion
p a happy Reunion of the many
lends of Mr.. and Mrs. Baily.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

lhE RoADS.-The roads are at pres
IN good condition considering the
mount Of SNOW which has fallen of
e' On the White Pine road the
POW Will average about eighteen
.ieS IN depth all the way from Pinto
aiihiI' To Hamilton, making fine
e'-nlh-. In the direction of PaliSade,
ku>Ilh AMI Elko, the roads are in fair
'tr, although not enough now to
low much travel on runners.
EuishS are used on a portion of the
I'ho road, but will he done away With
+ a day or so.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

''"dEs DAY.-Saturday is the "Day
.ne Judges among the Celestial>,
men winds up part first of the pro-
What the nature of their ac-
rIns on this day is we are not fully
r"i>ea' as II informant suddenly re-
.eiioerei that he no sabe to any
I"ustioh we put to him. Enough,
was told to give us to under
l"""a ..'at II comprises in part the set
H. .eli oi such cases that come under
,aI jurisdiction of the Chinese tribu-
lals of justice.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

FlHE TRIAL.-The feeling in nowise
Es during the trial at the District
purt Of the case involving an interest
the ilooSac mine. All day yester-
PS and last evening, the body of
e courtroom was not only filed. but
y portion reserved for the legal fra
'rhlt,y and the offices Of Recorder aud
E>e>sor were crowded with people
elNlouS to hear the testimony OF the
|Nne>ses. The plaintiffs have con-
(iued their examination, and ye>ter-
~ those OF the defense were on the
and. To-day will probably close the
s'lilony and tie case be argued to-
borrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

NJ. b. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all
parts of the city. Also I. G. Bateman's
agent for the Monroe survey. Office
ut the California lumber yard, south
east corner of Buel and Bateman
streets. aplO
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20

RorGur HIS OWN AN.-Sam Fried
In. the auctioneer, was badly sold
kterdav. There is nothing that he
| not buy if he thinks he can dis
Ne of the article at Il slight advance
= the original cost; but sometimes he
b,r, money OH the goods Being
n frugal disposition. sam chops his
I'm fire wood; he had finished cutting
Supply for the next week and Was
tiny in his store. Micawber like.
Eating for something to turn up
Zen Il long, lank, cadaverOuS speci-
BIZ of humanity >aun.ered into the
Ice with an AK in his hand, which he
Snted to dispose of for cash in order
procure Il breakfast. Six bits was
Erred AMI eagerly taken for the arti-
4, and the fellow slid out in quest CT
Mething to eat, leaving sam inspect
. his new purchase. The more he
Emined 1.-THE more familiar it looked.
ID recognizing his brand on the helNe
hnl out that he had been buying his
IN property. The fellow had seized
/ opportunity of taking the AK from
l. rear of the building. and, going
bund the block entered by the front
france. had sold ii TO its proper
gner. Persons wanting to see how
|rd sam can hit need only AK (??) him
|Out the price of axes.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-20
ncAL INTELLIGENCE.
uruuCr COURT FEBRUARY
" TERM.

no, n. c, Mckinney, Judge.
hourt met yesterday morning, pur-
Int to adjournment.
Nos Brown vs. VIM Kavanaugh; on
ZION of plaintiff it was ordered that
no,rinr of the motion herein be
for Monday next.
I'm Kavanaugh vs. Thos Brown;
ring set for motion for Monday
w. Of Nevada VS. a G L Mandy.
way ASCENDANT appeared in person,
Nv his attorney, q w Merrill,
Not guilty to the indictment. &
N ,ker prosecuting attorney. Trial
tor the 9TH inst.
ss.e Of Nevada VS. = IL Dodge. De-
IJ,nt appeared in Court with his at
u"r" Nv Merrill, and pleaded not
n. 70 the Indictment found against
:" Trial set for the 9th inst.
.,,o of Nevada vs. ThOS : Douglas.
"'o,inn il was ordered that the trial
.h;s c,sr he continued until the 18th
|. II was ordered that G w Merrill
Isub.tituted A. attorney Tor defend
in nllce OF & Hubbard.
e,ata of Nevada vs. Jerome Chllds;
1 continued till 2Sth inst.
rnosS Douglas vsW l. Pritc'lard;G
HIorr;Il substituted as attorney i'll
@sc in place of CO Hubbard.
4 ~S,onebcryer VS. \ Cummin>; on
H,ion. it was orderd that the de-
oryer be o~verruled and defendant al
reI till Wednesday next to file an
f,oie & Bulge VS. Harry Strout ct al;
Eri dav Of trial; examination of wit
Ssrs for Defendants; on motion, the
Sintitr, were allowed to amend sup
kmentary complaint, to which de-
Adants excepted.
Eourt adjourned till 10 A. NJ. this
bIniny.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
ARK KANSAS.
The Governors' War,

LITTLE ROCK, May 5.-A special 10
the Gazette says one OF the largest
meetings ever held in jefferson county,
convened at Pine Bluff last night, Hon.
VIM. Harrison, who was . candidate for
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court on the Brooks ticket in 1872, and
who claims he was elected, presided
over the meeting. Strong resolution.
were adopted condemning Brooks and
approving of Bsxter's course. Also ap-
proving the vice course OF General ID.
King White in his management
of affairs 10 the interest ol
Baxter in that section. Aspecial tothe
ga me paper from Helena says that a
large meeting was held at that place
last night composed principally o.
eolored people. Hon. j. I. White,
colored ex-State Senator, and the pre-
sent State Commissioner OF Public
Works, addressed the meeting in the To-
terest OF peace and advised those pre-
seat not to join the forces OF either side
but to let the legislature determine tn.
question. The United States troops
formed line across Markham street
last night on three seperate occa'
sions TO prevent an advance OF the
Baxter forces. Brooks received rein.
torc.ment OF one company, nearly all
colored, from Perry county, this even
ing. Chief Juctice Mcclure to-day hac
q writ served on Generals Churchill
and Bloche, commanding them to pro
duce the bodies OF Messrs. Bennett snc
Searle, the associate justices Of the Su
preme Court whose arrest was mention
ed yesterday. These officers replied b,
stating that martial law prevailed II
Polaski county at this lime and they
knew no, orders except tboa
which came from their superlors. The
Baxter side has advices from Washing
ton that Senator Clayton applied to tn
President for the use OF the Fedora
troops 10 searching for the two Judges
but The President declined to let then
be used for that purpose.
4 lev days ago the Baxter side sen
to St. Louis to have duplicate seal
1.-The State made. The seal was Tor
wsrded yesterday by expresa Thi
NOR ming before the Express Agent hs
time to deliver it squad OF Brook
men entered his office and captured to
seal. Considerable activity prevails o
both sides tonight. The seutinels 81
doubled around Baxters headquarterl
and 8 general military air pervsd'
everything.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06

MunfcipaI Elections.

LAFAYETTE May 5.-Not much in-
terest was felt in the city election TO-
day, except iu one or two wards. In
the lst, I'd and Sd wards there was no
opposition, the present incumbents for
cou ucilmen being returned. In The
9th ward there was q close contest, the
Republican candidate being elected by
"a yo,es. In the 4th ward the Demo
cratic candidate was elected over hue
temperance competitor by IA votes. The
Democratic candidate was elected In
the 5th ward by an increased ma
iority. The vote is very light, fully
one fourth smaller tran last year. The
complexion OF the council is unchanged.
The ls., %, 4th and 5th are Democrat
ic, the 81 and 9Th Republican.
Fr. WAYNE, May 5-The municipal
election passed off quietly to-day, the
temperance question not being made a
prominent feature. The only point o.
interest was in the Second ward, which
Was hotly contested, resulting IN the
election of the Democratic candidate
for council by Q majority OF twenty-five.
Three Republicans who run as inde-
pendent candidates were elected from
the First, Second and Ninth wards
the rest of the wards went Democratic
By q proclamation OF the Mayor, the
saloons were kept closed all day.
EVANSVILLE, May 5.-Henry Riedel'
aged %, .hot bis uncle, Frederick
Riedel, aged 43, in the head, about IL
o'clock tonight. Riedel is 8 notorious
rough, who has spent several months
in prison for attempting to kill pros
titute. There was no quarrel between
him and his uncle, and the shooting
seems to have been without provoca,
ton. The assassin is in jsil. R'edeI
will die.
TERRE HAUrE, May 5.-Neither the
Republicans nor Democrats had q
strong ticket in the field to-day. Th'
result is the election Of four councilmsr
nominated by the citizens conventior
and one nominated by the working.
mems convention. Two OF the coun'
cilmen elected are svowsd temperance
men.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
AIIessssy lave ssssk nsyhss.

PlrrsssRs, Nay 4.-Tbs receipts OF
cattle at the stock yards BY the Fort
Wayne Road. Tor this week. were ~
cars. Three cars were brought from
East Liberty, ssd some came IN from
the country, making 10 oil 900 head.
The quality OF the offerings Vas good.
prices were little weaker than on
is,t market dsy. and we're closed on.
before noon. There were sbout 81
cows taken 10 the pens, and the better
ones we're sold at various prices. Prime
to extra brought from $50 90 10 Us o.;
common, from t25 90 70 5000; com.
moe and scslsSsgs we're dull sals
About 10 calves we're odesed asd ah
sold st from t5 IS TO 81 50. Tbs re-
esipts OF hogs we're ] cars ssd oil we're
readily sold st last weeks prices.
Sheep vers 10 good demand and about
800 we're brought 10 the yard Tor sale.
The scalasags were not bought very
freely, but The better gfsdes bFosgbs
about the old prices. .ss
CArns-Ertrs brought 7c, prime
595tc, oommoa s@6ie, balls S3S
5ic.
Hoes-Pdme hogs sold - o9sic.
commos 5}e a7a'
sHrsr-Fsir. prime and sxtrs vsoled
brought from IS 50 70 &SS0, seslsssss
t3 so 70 g rs, clipped sheep ron a 50
TO % IS. p "e sH.''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
MEMPHIS.
Tho OyeFn oW .

MHHpHIs, May Sit is proper 10 re-
peat the statement sent in these dis-
patches that there is no suffering or
destitutien above Napoleon, which has
not or is not being relieved, and care
should be taken TO send supplies TO re-
sponsible parties at depots already es-
tabkshed below that point, in order
that they may be properly distributed.
Planters from below were in the city
to-day trying to procure hands, who
confirm the previous statement in re-
gard TO the large number OF colored
hands refusing to make new contracts,
;hakdiT ;ahGaakdi plo1sAlHss 1sAs u &atiseHs d0vsrons''
The river at this point has fallen
about two inches. and Q steady decline
is looked for. 1t is safe 70 state that
from New Madison to the mouth oi
white river, on the Arkansas side, there
is not a single plantation that is entire
ly submerged, while on the east side
the damage is trifling, the levees IN
Turica and Coshoms counties. Miss
having thus tar sithstood the food.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 5.

A bill was introduced in the Senate
to-day making the appropriation foi
the reliet of the sufferers by the over
flow OF the Mississippi and its tributa'
ries $l5O,0O0.
The Senate Finance Committee to-
day lad another meeting on the House
currency bill, and, 1t is understood. BY
a vote Of tour against three decided to
recommend the adoption OF the pros
vision requiring green backs to be refill
ed to the extent OF 10 per cent Of the
amount of new National bank notes IL.
sued.
Four or five hundred laborers as,
sembled in the rotuuds of the capitol
this afternoon 10 have . conference
with the delegate OF the District OF Co.
lumbia revative to money owed them
by contractors under the Board OF Pub
lie Works. The lsborers want Con-
gress 10 make an appropriation to pay
them snd deduct the amount from the
sum due by the government to the Dis
trict authorities.
Frederick Morley has been nomina'
ted for Register OF the Land Office al
Detroit. .E. .g
At the Cabinet session to-day there
was some conversation over the condi-
tion OF affairs in Arkansas, bat the Ex'
ecutive has not yet given decision
The Attorney,General stated that tn.
attorneys for Brooks had not completed
their argument and have asked for q
day or two TO prepare it thoroughly
The session was briet. All the depart.
ments were represented, Assistant, SEQ
retaries Sawyer and Cowan being pres
ent for the Treasury and Interior de-
partments respectively.
General Butler.
General Butler, who bad a severe
bilious attack yesterday, is still conf &c
to his bed, but his symptoms are favor
ale for recovery.
The official examination Of the &C
counts OF General Clarke. Postmaster
at Galveston, sho IS that instead OF be-
ing 8 defaulter the Government 10 in
debted to him 81, 900.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
NASH WILLIE.
OutFRCe By . Negro

NASHVILLE, May 5.-A special to the
Nashville papers, received from Colum-
bis, Tenn, at II 80 last night, says;
There is great excitement here o-night
over an outrage committed by q negro
named Merrett Wary, upon the
person OF young lady, whose name ls
withheld by the request OF her friends.
The villain met her on the outskirts oil
the city about 9 o'clock aud accomplish
ed his purpose before the neighbors
Who had been aroused by her screams
could 20 to her assistance. The police
are in pursuit OF the negro.
To be Executed.
Bill Kelley will be hung in this city
next Friday for the crime OF rap: on 8
white woman, committed about two
years ago. Sheriff Whiteworth hai
made all the necessary preparations
The gallovs is erected in the Lewis
Bottom, just outside the city limits tc
the lett OF Murfreesboro. The site il
between two hills, from which ten te
twenty thousand people can witness th'
execution.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06

A CURIOUS fact in South Carolina
economics has just come 10 light.
Twenty.seven convicts have been par
doned out Of the penitentiary because
the State was too poor to provide for
their support. This, however, was not,
the end OF the farce. As soon az they
were released from durance vile they
marched IN a body to the Governor and
asked for pecupiary relief from the i'm
poYerished treasury OF the Common
wealth. Whether they got it, or not
is not stated; but it is evident, from the
condition of things in the Palmetto
State, that reconstruction" is quite as
much needed there now as il was i'm
mediately after ihe war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-05-06
SOUTH AMERICA.

PAxANl, May 5--A Are in Aasoys,
Nicaragua, burned hundred aud forty.
nine houses.
A British msn-of-war has gone TO
valparsi.o to investigate the case OF
Captain Hyde, oi the steamer Tacma,
which capsized there 3 short time ago
outside oiihe barbor. 1t appears that
after the trial by the British court at
Valparaiso, Captais Hyde with the
consent OF the British consul took
passage on British vessel for Live.
pool, but the Chili.n suthorities took
him from The steamer and marched
bim in mauscles through the streets ot
VslpsraiIo to prison. Notwithstanding
the protests oil the cossul.