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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
STATEN ISLAND DEMOCRATS.

The Democratic delegates OF Richmond
County Staten Island. will meet in Convention at Rich
mond Oct. IA, to make the County nominations. The
following gentlemen spoken OF likely to receive
nominations: For County Judge and Surrogate, Theo
dore vermlye of CastletOn; for Member OF Assembly
George Ellis OF Westreld, and John Decker of North
field for County Clerk. William Garrison OF Westneld
and Mortimore DE Nyse OF southneld for School Com
missioner, Justice Fitzpatrick James X. Robinson and
three others Ii Is thought however tlat the Rev
DR. Brownee. the present School COMMISSIONER Will Oe
supported by both parties. The delegates to the -tte
Convention at syracuse Robert b. Mnurn OF Castle
ton Dwight Townsend, and samuel K BRICK Of south
r.II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
SALE OF AssAYING WORKS TO FLOOD AND
O,BRIEN- IN STOCKS.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-The sale of the
San Francisco assayng and refining works also the acid
works under the same management, was to-day consum
mated the purchasers being Flood n O'Brien. These
works have been largely under the control OF the
Bank Of California and have been supplying the Mint
with fine bullion for several The National Gold
Bank and Trust Company had $4,000 coin transferred
to-day through the Office Of the subTreasurer. COnsid
erabe amounts are reported have arrived close
al hand from NewYOrk " the Bank Of California aud
the Hibernia Bank
There was marked Improvement in mining stocks to-
dav both In volume OF business and the prices
allied There is only one Board ia session, but tie
Increased business of the California Board viii hurry mp
the opening OF the other Boards which expect 10 re-
sumo in two weeks. small lot OF Consolidated
Virginia gold this morning at $50. savage
and Yellow Jacket each - so; ChOar POt0si, -
Best a Beeher 80; California, - 80. Crown Point and
Mexican each 80 Union Consolidated, ~ 90 Gould
Curry Imperial and Julia Consolidated each 81 There
slight advance in nearly all the other descriptions
called.
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LATEST SHIP NEVS.
For other ship Neirs see Fifth Page

For other ship Ne'rs see Fifth Page
ARRIVED. .
steamship city Of New York, Zimmerman Havana sept H.
with Indse and pass. to + Alexandra Il sons
with mcse. and pass. To w r. Garrison.
ship VIM. IapscOt, Morgan Liverpool aug !. with Nose
Bark Marathon of Boston, Emery AUCKLAND une D. WIN
BARK Brothers & sisters (of John y b. Buck Liver
80 ballast Is anchored a sandy HOOK r Orders
Bark Louise Nor. Dahl ATendal IL days IN ballast Is
anchored in Lower Bay for orders. $500 50
Bark Falken (NOr.l. Chrstensen Wilmington ~ G. 10
days The +. is bound fOr hOterdAin and
PM in here with men sick with fever.
schr. Kate Church, Weeks, seal Island with hsh
schr. John Comstock. Harvey. Nantucket, with fish
schr James Price, Lewis, Nantucket with nsh
scHoOSEBs-RIfER AND coAsrwsL
MARY Boston. Pocassett, Boston.
II " Vaughan. : Wright, Providence.
:. VI. Tyler Providence. success providence.
Henry NAV Providence. l. Robinson, Ninahaven.
"a PARKER Taunton. Mary BrOCkway, Lynu.
Helen Arpanaug A scranton, BranfOrt.
y & smith New Bedford WIN. Farren. New Haven.
Ella. New Haven. l. '" haven Ne" haven.
Neptune, New Haven
Steamships Hermann. for Bremen Bohna for Liverpool
Navarino. Tor Hun wilmington FOR Gonaives Sc CleoIs
vail Troy for Malaga Sunbeam. FOR GiasgOw sehr
Trinidad. for Naples
WIND-ounseL ,. cloudy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ORLEANS, Sept. ljAuived steamship City Of Mexico
from Vera cruz bark Elmrs (Br from Rio JanrrO. Ar
riyed Am steamship Momphis lsr from Liverpool ,ou
Mt Desert for New York Cleared, bark MesuntIcOOA Tor
Buenos Ayres
FOREIGN PORTS
MOvILLR. sept 1.-THE Allan Line steamship Peruvian
Graham Montreal 30 and quebec sept s. for Liv
RvERPooL sept f5-Tho steamship Ohio sailed .. m.
for Philadelphia
KEY WEST Fla. l5.-Ihe schr. Eva l. Leonard Of
With I feet Of water in her hold She viii discharge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
5prriaI = Offices.

Nr. Win-Iow's Soothing syrup for children teethns.
softsus gums aays AL pam aud cares "lni cOlc
Good -onp Money.-Eyery housekecper should
cur. A bOx of PI LIZ OLD D. * Depot 80 Washington a.
Sold by all good grocers
po.i.Drnre SGlIce.-The MAILS For EUROPE for tao
ending 5ATURD sept i, 1870 VIII o.oss az " .
Office follows ON WEDNESDAY AT II u. 81 III k,-
DAY al Il 80 M, and SAT RDAY at and II 80 NJ
I. l.. JAMES. p. NJ
The Sparkling Wines o. the Pleasant Valley Wine Com
many ~teuben County, show what energy perseVer-
enc capital good business qualifications have accom-
psed IN Important branch OF home Industry The wins
fermetcd in the bottle two years IN perfect ng are ss
ror selling about 10 cent less The COM
pany sold 81 1874 Their still Wines and
Brantles are very popular. IL IL hli.A co, .
oie Ageut st Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
THE NEW CABLE.

The Direct Cable Company began business
yesterday in a most promising manner. large number
Of messages having been received and promptly trans
mitted The rates from New-York 70 London are %
cents a word gold. From London 10 the Continent the
schedule per 20 words fraction thereof The rates
From London to Belgium are SO cents, gold per
20 words: TO Denmark ~ 25 per 20 words TO North
Germany 81 10 10 South Germany, including Austria
and Hungary II 50: 10 France. ~ cents: to Holland
"a cents to st. Petersburg. - 80 10 Hong Kong or
Shanghai China. r}O per 20 words a. Nagasak japan,
$40 per 20 words via Falmouth and Teheral and $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

do not need paper hut need more
value in what have.
This exhibition In Newark Ia NewJersey's prelude 70
the great Centennial Newark has added largely 10 the
progress OF the state in its manufactures and much
expected from this city There be no doubt that
Newark will meet the full OF expectation
in the Centennial In closing l must commend
the wisdom and liberal policy Of the managers
In opening this exhibition 20 the whole
State That fact viii excite deeper interest IN
its success, and enable II 10 become, az IL
ought 10 be, an institution IN which, win
common pride, and for common benefit the mechanica
Of all people may be represented To you on
Newark the credit OF Its establishment belongs nut the
advantages henceforth must be "a the state at large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
BRIBERY OF cusroMHoUsE OFFICIAL

j. ID. Gillespie, Custom-hOuse broker, has
been arrested on a charge OF bribng Custom-house
official to pass imported goods at an underyaluaton
Gillespie was taken before Commissioner Osborn yester
day, who held HIM in $4,000 bail for exam
nation His bOndsmen James Bailey Of No. 30 Clin
ton-st Brooklyn. and Patrick j. Hughes Of No 81 De-
graw-st., Brooklyn. United States Distrct-Atorney
Bliss declines give the OF the official who is al
legged have been brbe furnish any Of the
facts connected with the matter. the ground that
should he them to the public the ends OF justice
might be defeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
4 PLEASURE PARTY OF TEXAS JOURNALISTS
4 .aG Iuzal iniIrna ista ahnut 30 In

A party Of Texas journalists, about ~ IN
number representing the chief newspapers in that state
arrived in this city Tuesday many Of them with their
families Their visit IL mainly of pleasure AFTER
atten ling the performance At the Fifth Avenue rneater
LIST evening they visited the Tribune building. To-Day
they will call on Mayor WicGham. They VIII start ior
their homes ON Friday spending short time at Philade
pha where they will inspect the Centennial srouhds Au
iuil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
THE RESCUED FROM THE ZODI4C.

ALL THE MAILS, sPECIB, AND PEOPLE ARRIVE AT
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, Ca, Sept. 15.-The schooner
Sarah L. Douglass, bound from Nassau To Norfolk,
arrived at TyDee this morning, with the
crew. passengers, British and United States
mails and specie from the steamship
Zodiac. She reports that the Zodiac was bound from
Nassau New York. aud sailed the 9th inst On the
9TH at 5 g. III. the vessel discovered u be on fire.
she was abandoned at a. m, about 100 miles from
Nassua The and passengers took TO the boats and
went 10 Elbow Key. Tlo light mails Will be forwarded
,fteInoon -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
EXTENSIVE WHISKY FRAUDS IN SAN FRANCIsCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 15.-Revenue officials
we're around to-day among the Wholesale liquor houses
examining the books. In many instances. where pack
ages OF spirits had been gagged and reported at 10 and
20 gallons EACH they had been thrown upon the market
as containing from 20 to 30 galons Most of those
from the Pacific Distllery whose officers reported
yesterday having made affidavit Of the destruction Of
their accounts up the lst ~ July The discoveries
far uade BY the keysRue ocers indicate very ex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
THE PARK THRATER CLOSED FOR A NIGHT. 4
The Park Theater, Mt Broadway and Twenty

ST. closed last evening account OF SELF
~ furniture and other property. which was
before the hour Of opening the theater
Herts & Co OF No 500 Broadway have a claim OF $500
against the thcater furniture which used In the
play The Mighty Dollar" being represented there.
This claim was disputed by the lessee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
P1NSENGERS .ARR[TED.

FROM HAVANA-In steamship GUY of Ne1r. York, Sept.
RrOd Wul. de ZadO. Chas. f' IaiO, Henry
Zaldo Cayt Louis V Place Philip Ruz lose NJ RUIZ Fran
G v RIIz, Louis F. Dago Gonzales MOregon Abraham
MoTegOn J. GuarOa Jose ". Layas Andres Iayas JOS"
Francisco Nicolas Arthur Averhof Celestne Runs
Fredk Uhsbach Luigi spOsta- Modesto CLapo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
A. GATHERING OF THE DESCENDANTS OF
IOHN ELLIOr

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Sept. 15.-The gathering
Of descendants OF John Elliott the apostle TO the In
dams. at Guilford to-day wac quite large. A great
many family relics displayed, some over 200
years old also copy OF Eios Indian Bible, loaned by
Yale College. J. Hammond Trumbull OF Hartford. the
only man can read present Many portraits
of Elliot shown, and quite number OF interesting
successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
THE SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGES.

SAN Francisco. Sept. ia large number
OF members Of the Big stock Boards have on an
excursion in special train Virginia City. New. The
effort made at Pacific Exchange yesterday TO resume
business found but few friends in the San Francisco
Stock Board Although is well understood that mem
beers OF both Of the Big Boards working indirectly
through the Little Board, formal resumption 0f bus-
ness bv either Of the big Boards Is probable until the
opening of the OF California and the Bank Oh Ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

since April Ito he $500 1856 the expenditure e286
and the additional sum Of s2477 0s advanced ~ thc
Atlantic and Pacific Company for improvements md new
lines n Wilbur and George HIlbrOOk were appon ted
audit accounts ana examine INTO Sno
relations with the Atlantic and Pacific Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

tensivs frauds, which nly the dealers and di.t
iers the local Revenue officers believed 70
ne implicated kilograms from the Revenue Deoart
mcnt announce the dismissal of J. Drisco and r. NJ
Montel two gaugers completely an these frauds Tie
investigation Is being actively pursued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
The STATE or TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5-CArTLR-rhe market during the
past dull AMI prices &c lower for medium
ami common grades very best. 6s462c hrst quality. 80
&C.. medium fair quality 3-ld4'ci or nary thin
steers cows, 2"f3 c most sales, 3ai'ic; re-
cepts. 3,5Oi head sales 2,3l3 heal
Hoe have steady and prices unchanged range,
lO0l &c few extra. II LIc: receipts. 1874 head.
SHEEP steady closing with demand
grades: range 2c. lambs. f24f4 receipts,
g.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
THE STATE QUIET.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 15.-Persons who
reached here this evening from Talshatchie County
Miss, that all quiet and the armed bodies both
black and white dispersed johnson, negro, who
charged with having nsgated the negroes 70 arm aud
10 FrersOns body, Is Ia jail at Charleston.
no more trouble 70 apDrehendoc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
nst near csntrsssve Brc churss ssaa 1ss rem on
IN h sksr M Witt Pfans Friday for ntrrmsn

ust near csntraIsve Bnck Church stsssS. or ~:
sgrtvsi az the go D. m from NswYorf INC .ens.
VII bs ;aksn % White Pislns Friday for ntfrmcnt
CrRRTER-At Uniontown. N j. on sept ID ~ . D. me-
Edith daughter Of Edwin A. and Kate CurrisA
SOtce Of funeral hereafter -. "a
C-5r suddenly at Bay Shore, L. l. IN 7'p' J.
Is-5 the ,ant Laughter Of Josephine and hich Ny'"
Churchill aged months and ~ days.
yINCu-At sapeton T. on Monday. sept 49, o. az "nei
Hannah Barbara infant daughter Of iIohsIn " IL ~
Hannah g. w Finch, aged / months and 10 DAYS
GUION-At Knderhoo.. y; y. sept a. EnsaDetn' "'''
CovingtOn GuiOn. the 5Sth year 81 her age ,-.,.~
Funeral services Psus Church. kinderiOok On I"'
sept II, at o'clock D. NJ -
HARDEN-On ths 18th inst, Amanda ~ Harden aged ~
Tbe friends Of the family are invited tn attend the fnnera
from the residence Of ler brother Johh !" haen ~ %
West Flevsnthst on Thursday. the 18th inst az ~ "a
Tho remains viii New Canaan, CONN., TOT mum
HoYT-On Monday the 18th inst. Leno1. Mas Ral'tI
Chase youngest Of w. and Jaiet IL = I4"J aeo"
year u ,.,,. o,ce .oaav the 18Th inst a. u O'Clock.
Christ Church, Pelham.
Washington and Cincinnati papers please copy
HUTCHINSON-On Monday, 18th INST, James itutchhs1|
IN the 43d year ~ his -, -,
AT his late resdenCe 303 East Nineteenth st. on lnrhy
MEAD-At Greenwich Conn. on Monday, sept - COL
Fnneal rom his late -esiience THURSDAY sept TO-
ococS D. m Friends respectfully invited 70 ttens
notice. Carriages VIII De IN "dltihg p
Gr,enHich the arrival of the tram mat "-Fs
Grand Contra! D. pot AT iO;lO o. M
pFCK-At Portcheser Y Y. Tuesday morning sept -
Poly Peck widow of Peck. IN her 9tth year . .
Funeral 1ain st., Thursday the iSss
INST at l;30 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
A BROOKLYN POLICY SHOP CLOSED.

Capt. Crafts and Patrolman Martin made
descent upon a policy shop in RaymOndst. Brooklyn.
yesterday afternoon arrested the propretors Corne
Illus Peer and James McDonough The books and papers
found on pre- seized and taken TO the police
alta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

viii be- therefore, that the circulation OF TIE TRh
tSE through maths greater The Herald
es that Of rte World and Tmes combined aud
great hatof AL three OF these other morning papers
Will md II also their
eolumns o THE TRIBUNE onexth wider
u other ts city and that each ooiunn.
line therefore gves onexth TO tho ADVERTISER
than = column or line In any Of tie other papers
Ssly 1u1wNG kss IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

MEETING OF THE FRANKLIN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
BosTOy Sept 15.-The Franklin Telegraph
Company held adjourned annual meeting
this afternoon. Gen. Eckert presiding.
usmorandum was presented showing ths Teceipta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

THE REV. MR. BROWN OF COHOEs. N. Y, MADE
BISHOP OF WISCONSIN,
MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 15.-Ihe Episcopal
Council for the Diocese OF Fond du Lac met at Green
Bay to-day On the third formal ballot. the Rev J0hn
Henry Hobart Brown OF Cohoes, n. T., was elected
RishOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
FOREIGN PORTS.
NiRRIED.

LASE-MARSCUALK-On Wednesday, Sept l5 1875, At
the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev JOS l.
d. Geo W. Lane, sophie - daughter Of
the late Cspt. MArsehak. all Of Brooklyn No cards.
Az Notices Of Marriages must be nd0rsed Wth tislI
NAM and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16
Oi Interest TO Advertisers

II will that the American News Company bousbs
considerably than did Worlds and Times
together and News Company also bought
more TRRuSEs Worlds and Times put together
This about average comparison Of the relative
chaSes for past There has been time thls
year the daily circulation Of THE rRlBsE was nOs
equal combined daily circuaons Of The World AMI
7In> which its semi weekly circulation not quad
ripple tho combined weekly circulated Of The Wof
which weekly circula not out Il
sight ahead weekly Calculations AZ The World
on the 10th Of April two Of tho best known al
vertsng agents the country prepared the following card
undersigned have examined the books Of 1HE rRB
uNE Foreman Of its Press Room the daily reports etc.
entirely satisfied and DO certify that the entire
OF THE ALLY Tribune for the month Of March WAS
t25I6 complete copies making datiy crcid
49, t67 and that the entire circulation
DAILY TRIBUNE for tho month Of April. Ia and n
GLIDING day 4J7 $40 complete copies making hs
arerags daily circulation for the April
so, sos complete copies. s.M. PErTENGILL-
yev York. April 10, 1875 KEENAN, BURR
figures above gwen remained snguay stable through
the past month The daily circulation VI rHs
TRIBUNE for the whole month WAS so, 6s.
The following from the Official report OF Che Post
City Of the Postmaster General
giving postage paid by each IN The month
January 1873 regular editions ssns from the New
regular subscribers further Illustrates
the relative circulstonss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-16

HENRY WARD BEECHER TO RETURN THIS
WEEK.
TWIN MOUNTAIN HOUSE, Sept 15.-The Rev.
Henry Ward Beeeher will leave here tomorrow morning
for New-York. where he expects arrive saturday
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

ss,wias the as.ssr sf Feet ssd share.is
the pr,sripal Miaes dealt IN st the sac
fraastscs stsek and kxchl .se issasd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16


EARLY LOVE- NKvkR Diks.-As the re-
porters in Detroit sat around the stove.
waiting for court to open. tall. thin
woman entered and inquired for Bijsh.
lie came up from the morsue with a
scuitle Of coal. aud a. he .at IL down and
gazed ut her she asked: OK
"Don't you remember me-symanths
Jack."
Jack, Jack" he mussd. rs he rub
bed his hose: 81 used to know girl
named Jack"
In New Hampshire' I.r.
"Yss."
81 am the one"
"whst. the Symsntha Jack who used
to 20 to school with ms-my hrst
love ?"
II am thy own little Symaniha, and
have been true TO you through all
these long. long years," shs sobbcd.
"R-pose ON this manly buzzum. my an
gel one" no exclaimed. aud she ro-
posed.
She had como to seek him out in his
old age. and kindle anew the dame Of
their early love. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

ELLEN LAIRABxx. an Illinois farmers
daughter; Just missed being heroine.
Seeing her fathers barn on ire, she got
pail Of water. ran toward the blaze
and-fainted ON the way. The barn was
destroyed. and her father. rating her in-
tentions by the slow standard Of her
failure. warmed her shoulders with
strap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
MINING AND STOCK rAur.r.

The New York IIorid wants to know
IL man with q cough is not hsckman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16
HOTELS AND RESTAURANT.

HUIELb AaB hhbIAUbANAce
WARM SPRINGS HOTEL
YERsEY 4 BswBEs, frsp'rs.
..,uIs POPULAR PLACE or RESORT. SIT:
i uaied At the State Prison. ons ana : hAn
CARSON oiTY,
Offer, the beet seeemmsdaiions % place OF
resort 10 bo found In this state.
THg MOTEL
Has been thoroughly renovated and reltted'
and NO psius VIII Sc spafed TO make cenfofts-
sls eli gusst who visit The sprnr. -r.-
THOSE uElIaurFul sWlnnIna DATns
ofpue, running warn z. .;.,. .,i.r are 'n'a''n'd
WIN be supplied with ths best wlnss, L'ausfs
and ciEars In the Market
ofths beat In the market. Ia. nrst.esass ssyls'
furnished to order.
ANEW CONCORD WAGON
conveys gues,s nom Capon City 70 the Springs
ever, boar, asd viii csl fos them upon erdsfs
len Al any or the hotels IN Carson.
Am kRRskY q n0WDkN.
FRANKLIN HOUSE,
MAIN srRRRr. GOLD NIL,
Ju.,s.lsw the yellow J.ct.,eass.
WILLIAM PHIPPs,
Proprietor.
BEARD ..1 L.dsl.s per w..k......ss 80
heard Ser week ........................ 5es
Meals-.-...-..........-.... ~
THE BEST OF FooD AND
i accom- modaiions for every ~
body Special attention paid to transisat cus'
SIN wM. PnIPPs, Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-16

Os AND AFTER OCTOBER q iss,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03
Lindell Hotel. St. Louis.

The Largest, Finest, and most complete
Hotel in the West. Washington Ave. and 9Th
st. Fell. Griswold. Clement & Co, Prop'rs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-09-03
A Rich Mine.

From the Los Angeles (Cal.) Express
of the Sd we take the following: a
gentleman who formerly did business in
this city gives us a few interesting facts
in regard 10 the great NINE at kernyille,
owned by senator Jones. The mine Is
located near the little town Of kernyille,
and was opened some seven or eight
years ago. II underwent 4 variety of
fluctuations until il fell into the hands of
the present owner. When Mr.. Jones
purchased all the interests outstanding
about year since-hc at once COM
menced To unfold its treasures. lie
sank deep shaft, ran wines and slopes
in various directions, made convenient
levels and crosseuts at various points,
and prospccted the entire ledge for two
miles and half, anl found it rich i'm
gold nj every point. 1t has an average
breadth Of 80 feet, and the main shaft
has been sunk 400 feet all the way in
ore. The ledge varies in value from
S25 TO $500 per ton. 1t is now estima-
ted by the men i'm the mines that there
is ore enough in sight to furnish work
for the stamps now in operation for ten
wears. Tha mill and hosting works
are pronounced the best in California
An eighty-stamp mill, with every inn
provcmcnt known To modern mining
science, is kept in constant operation.
never ceasing night and day, and is
turning ont u vast amount OF bullion.
OF course, it j. only known TO the pro-
prietorand his chief operatives howmuch
the Yield j., but if we strike an average of
the ore, and allow one ton day to- each
stamp, it would give gross yield from
this mine, with the present works, 81,
500 OOO