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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-13
Ophtr.

Daily yield. 100 tons Of ore, which Is
mostly extracted from the i4cs-foot
level. Tho ore slopes and brsasts.aro
ail Welding we'll. and look promising for
tho future. The northeast winze, 100
tee, north of the north winze on the
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-13
Yellow Jacket.

The main east drift on the lsi0.foot
Lowell Is being steadily advanced toward
the ore voin, with no valuable develops
ments whatever to chronicle. The cross
cutting and prospecting on the l7io-foot
level has shown no new features during
the week. Everything working smooth.
IL and vol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-13

The fow OF water from both cross.
cuts on the COO and 700-foot lovsls cor.
tinuss quite strspg. but does not In the
least interfere with the progress Of the
work. No change In the character Of
tho material p~enstraied.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19

the letter contain the most interesting portions Oh IL
Accompanying the bill you will find estimates OF eH
pendures for 1876 not Including the interest on 700
bonds also estimates OF revenue on per ceGt YAK anu
IA per cent tax on valuation OF S93IhOV ltne prs
valuation), and on s9OGOD0OO valnation' fae
realty In the District Ia provided for, and as t may ~
less Than the present valuation have taken s'OOV'o
OF the bases for calculation. The entire cs-
mated expenditures loss the interest the 36J bonds IL
s755S0o The interest the 3Gj bon Ia Is S6J0, when
with the above estimates, make total OF s32lSD All
this sum must OF course. be realized 10 meet the est-
mated expenditures. You will observe that the highest
valuation OF per cent on the present valuation VIII
yield but si.96 $50; from this could DO deducted an
amount to failure In the payment OF tax saw
not less than per cent s294693). leaving si6599l9
the largest amount that be relied up0n On the
u per cent assessment, 10 per cent would probably
the delinquency OF taxes All this, OF course. is an
apprOx nation.
The difference between the amount received from
taxes from licenses, estimated at about slI5OOO ana
from water rcuts estimated at about $4,000 whch con-
stitute substantially all the OF the District VIII
have be provided for by Congressional Appropriation
the amount OF the appropriation depending upon tue
rate OF tax and the basis of valuation.
For Regular RPor or Congregational Pro'da7s go FV1a PSS~
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
SERIOUS PRISON REVOLT.

ST. LOUIS, jan. ia revolt occurred in the
PcuItentlary at Jefferson city this afternoon Neatly
800 men quit ia the shoe-sho1, and at last ac-
counts, having armed themselves with hammers,
knives. &C.. we're masters OF the situation.
LArER-rhe revolt at tae JrfereOn CITY Peniteniary
to-day was qaelIed without boodsheI or harm TO any
boiy, although ut the time II feared there
would be serious trouble. IL occurred Immediate "
after dinner and was led by desperate fellow namrd
xY VINO the rngleader OF sim Iai revolt Ias'
SUMMER Warden Lshrtc, Deputy Bradbury, and Col
Mcfarland of tho CUnImIssdrY d. partlncnE imme
uiaIely organized o strong posse, ahd the walls
and turrcis and all available places wcrr cfOWuco WIN
armed cltIz ms aud guards turned on
the mutin, tney stOoi in tue yasd- lhe con
yict- were ordered to their cells. Tie more
peaceably dIspJsed obeyed nut the more
desperate STOOD out for some time ana
d, II Il lBe au hOIties Finally, however, realizing the
strength opposed TO them tney yielded and were cked
up The pfetext for tue mutinv was tue alleged insui
ci.ncy ANA bad quaIty of the food Ths denied hy
correspuuCents assert that the v,ctuals OF the
pIlsoDerr are both whole -Ome aud abundant,
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
ANXIETY CONCERNING DILLON'S TESTI
MONY.

THE SERGEANT ALARMS FINDS NOTHING SUSPICIOUS
IN HIS DoOxs-PROBABHITY THAT THE MEM
BFRs DID NOT DEPOSIT TIE MONEY WITH HIM,
But MERELY HAD IT BROKEN Up
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18-lhe excitement in and out
Of the Committee Of Ways and Means over the dis
covery of the substance of the testimony given by
Dillon. the clerk in the Office of the Sergeant-at-
Arms in ls,. has not in the least subsided. During
the examination Of the editor of The TRIBUNE, to-
day, Mr. Dawes held in his hand copy Of the dis
patch IN regard to this matter printed IN
Haturday's TRIBUNE. and asked Mr.. Reid
several questions based upon the statements
and conclusions it contained. Nr. ordway now
ave that his books throw no light upon this subjcct
that there were no suspicious deposits during
the months of May and June. 1872, aud that in only
one case was there a special deposit amounting TO
s 900 made. The only new fact in regard to this
testimony that has been learned to-day IL that the
members OF Congress whom Dillon named did not de-
post the mouey they took TO the Office of the Ser
geant- at Arms, but simply got it broken up There
is 10 doubt that Dillon viii not be called and that
this matter Will be probed to the Bottom
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
WASHINGTON.

SALARIES AND BUREAUS TO BE KEPT UP.
GIVING THE MORNING HOUR To CoNMfiEEs-N0
REDUCTION OF SALARY OF INTERNAL REVENUE
CoMMlssioNER-A BUREAU OF COMMERCE. AND
STATISTICS THAT MAY BECOME A DEPARTMENT..
"a lar rELEjRAPH THE TRIBUNg.I
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1S.-The now order of business
adopted on Saturday by the Senate, providing that
after the introduction of resolutions tine morning
hour shall be given to Committees in regular order
fJr the transaction Of business upon the calendar,
was put in operation this morning, and seemed to
be advantageous in facl the dispatch OF
business. The Finance Committee disposed of sew
era bills, and discussed one that has passed the
House, amending tho National Bank act, and fixing
the compensation of National Bank Examiners; but
it was finally laid over until the next call for the
Einance Committee.
The unfinished business, being the resolution
of Mr.. Schurz in relation 20 Louisiana, Mr.
Sherman Whose speech was interrupted by the ad
journmeut on Saturday, said that in accordance
with expressed desire to expedite the important
business OF the Senate he would yield the floor to
Mr.. Morrill,. who called the Legislative Executive
and Judicial Appropriation bill. MI. Morrill, said
that the Senate Committee, in their amendments
ildd increased the appropriations by S@OJllZ, Dat as
IL now stood it showed reduction from hat Of last
year Of nearly $2,G0)0O0 Several unmportant
amendments were agreed 3D.. bu5 that reducing tle
salary Of tho Commissioner of Internal Reyenuc
from 5000 to $500 was rejected. Tho Coannltsce
give as the reason for their proposed amendment
thai the work of the Commissioner WIS much less
arduOus than formerly many important branches
having bcon taken away and tho OF stamps
having greatly reduced tDc labor; al the first dnd
sec0ud Controllers of tIe Treasury. whose work Wd5
enormous and toiI datIas reSpOI loic received ohy
5000. letter from Secretary B.,5toW was read,
opposing the reduction proposal, and several sen
ators on both sides Of the House took occasion t.
speal. ia very htuerIng terms cf the present Com
missioner. Tho salary IS liked b tae Ju5o WaJ
agreed 10 unanimously.
The proposed establishment OF a Bureau of Com
merce aud Statistics WAS the subj set of a hong de-
bate. The arguments in its favor were very fJIci-
bly, aud tcrsely presented by MT. Window IN a y'ry
able speech, but nuci opposition was expressed on
the ground Of it's not bong at all necessary for
securing the or .cts propo6ed, e. statistics in re-
gard to internal traffic Oh land and water which,
according to the statutes formed part of tho busl-
ness of tho present Bureau Of Statistics and the
Register Of tno Treasury. The fear WIS also cX-
pressed that although only $1,000 additional appro-
Priation was required present in a few years thIs
amount would be enormously increased, aud that
eventually new department would be created with
"A cabinet minister at its head Pending the discus
sion Of this amendment. the Senate adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
SPEECH BY Mr.. W. E. FORSTER.

TIE PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION AFFoRDING AN Or
PoRTUNIrY FOR DISCUSSING THE PATENT LAWS
-EFFECT OF THE WITHDRAWAL or TUE PRO-
POSED RECIPROCITY TREATY-REFERENCE TO
MIR. GLADsToSEE RETIREMENT.
LONDON, Monday, Jan. i2, 1875.
The Right Hon. w. L. Forster, in public speech
at Bradford tonight alludinR the United States, sug
gested tuat tho Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia
would afford a good opportunity for discussing tho
Patent laws. He did not think the Withdrawal Of tho
proposed reciprocity Treaty would greatly iujure Cana
dian trade with the United States He Feerred TO tho
retirement OF Mr. Gladstone with regret II
example OF disiuterestedness aud selt-sacrdce., Ho
earnes ly hoped ,tbat statesman would not atogeber
quit political life.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
RESULTS OF RING MANAGEMENT.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY THE
PRESIDENT ON TnE AFFAIRS OF THE DISTRICT
NO HOPE or BEING ABLE To MEET EXPENSES
BY TAXATION.
The Committee appointed by the President for the
temporary management of the affairs of the District
of Columbia have sent q letter to Gen. Chipman,
the District Delegate in Congress, submitting a
draft Of bill Tor the support Of the government of
the District for the fiscal year ending June S0 1876
1t shows more strikingly than any previous official
documents the result Of the Shepherd adminstra-
ton Of the District namely that it brought 1t to the
verge of bankruptcy. The following extracts from
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
TIE MONARCHY IN SPAIN.

REPUBLICAN GENERALS RECEIVED BY KING ALFONSO
-rHE KING TO LEAVE FOR saRAGossA TO-DAY
REFUSAL OF sENoR CASTELAR, TO SWEAR
ALLEGIANCE TO THE MONARCHY
MADRID. Monday. jan is. 1873
King Alfonso to-day received several Generals of
the Spanish army who were conspicuous Repnbi-
cans.
The King will leave for Saragossa tomorrow.
whence he will proceed next day for L,grofo
Senior CASTELAR, will go to Geneva. lie de-
clares that he will refuse 10 take hs scat in tho
Cortes if he is required to allegiance to tho
monarchy.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
MR.. REID'S TESTIMONY.

THE REPORT THAT THE COMMITTEE HAD SUPPRESSED
IMPORTATION ANIMATION OF THE SERGEANT
AT-ARMss ACCOUNT ADVIsED-CRoss-EXAMINA-
TIoN CoNCERNING THE RUMoRs IMPIICAIING
uEssRs. DAWES AND WOOD.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.-The Ways and Means
Committee resumed the Pacific all subsidy investiea-
lion this morning whelaw Reid editor and publisher
OF THE NEw- YORK TRIBUNE Was sworn
The ClaruAu-The Committee have been very much
gratned TO sec the interest TRIBUNE takes In this
investigation They have read in your paper hints as to
the best way conducting it, They have seen partcu-
larry an innatiOD that list In existence contain
ing the names OF 20 Of Congress- Including two
Inembers Of this Committee said 10 be Implicated now
will YOU tell US all that you know about this matert
witness replied that he haa personal knowledge,
and should think none of The TRIBUNE stan had any
personal knowledge OF the matter. He had heard
uumber OF runors which he thought could probably be
Investigated though he did not undertake to vouch for
the nature OF the evidence that the examination OF
these reports would elicit AS sample OF the rum0rs
which were in many meus mouths and 1ving about
Eew-York, he would state that on the 25h ult. Mr..
Blanks City Editor Of TIE TRIBUNE. handed witness
memorandum to effect that Oakley Hall bad that dav
said that a member OF the Ways and Means COmulttee
was implicated IN the Pacific Mall transactions The
memorandum also stated that Hall would probably give
evidence upon IT, Witness communicated this infOrms-
ton 10 a member Of the Committee.
@ Have you any other Information touching the use
of money the passage or this subsidy that has not
already appeared IN the testimony before this COmwit-
tee Witness that with the qualifications
above would very willingly tell what he had heard.
A. w. Bradbury brother Of the eXPresident Of the Pa
ei6o Mail Company, bad informed witness OF letter
written by Postmaster William 3. King to President
Bradbury, applying for the sum Of ,25.oOo
IN which letter King urged compliance with
this demand for the reason among others that he
writing with prison bars behind him. bradbury replied
that II be (Kng) did not stop writing such letters he
would soon have prsonbars before him. Witness WAS n
formed by Mr. A. Carter that Judge Perrepont had ad
yised compliance with this demand Of King and there
fore he suggested that the Committee might sdVan-
tageOusy call Mr PierrepoDt
Mr. Reid further stated that be had repeatedly heard
that payments were made to members Of Congress with
part Of the money dsbufsed by IRWIN IN $1,000 bills and
that the private accounts kept by members with the
Sergeant Arms would show which ConreSsmen nag
deposited such bills. He could give no personal evl
dence concerning these matters He had never bubed
members Of Congress, and was never IN the iobpy Dus
thought these runors worth Investigation.
q What leads You " the opaion you have Puoishea
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NE WS.
GERMANY AND SPAIN.

VIGOROUS MEASURES or THE SPANISH GOVERN
NENr AGAINST TUE CARLsrs-A SPANISH
SQUADRON TO EXACT INDgMyfrY FOR TBD
OWNERS AND CREw OF THE GCsrAv.
sAYTASDER Monday. Jan. IL. 1875.
A Spanish squadron has arrived at Zarauz and Is
making preparations for vigorous action. It's COM
manders have been instructed 10 exact from the
Carists indemnity for the owners and crew Of tho
Gustav and punishment Of her assailants. Germany
is entirely satisfied with the steps taken by Spain to
procure reparatiOn for the outrage.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
CHURCH AND STATE IN PRUSSIA.

A ROMAN CATHOLIC SEMINARY AT FULDA Closed
THE BISHOP OF PANDgRBoRS TO BE CONFINED
IN A FORTRESS.
BERLIN, MONDAY, Jar. 1s, 1875
The Prussian authorities have closed the
Roman Catholic Seminary at Fuda expelled the head
priest from German territory, and scquestr4tod all tho
property Of tae Bishop OF that
The Bishop OF Paderborn. whose term OF mpr.oDment
expires tomorrow, will PROBABLY Ue Immediately eou-
fined ln tho fortress OF Wesel.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
FOREIGN NOTES.

MONTREAL, Jan. lS.-rhe tea merchants OK
this city have ned meeting TO oee1re concerted action
,,h wtern merchants ia king such repre-
n ,ha overnment 40 tney hope will induce u to reim.
nosa ina extra dIferenlaI Ju.y vi tcu p,r oent al
vvsIvren, ON teas brought ~ the UAltrdS.dtes
bermuda, Jan. H.-The yacht Tidal Wave,
Commodore william Voorhis arrived at b.. Ib0mas on
The 81 OF January. and called Wit saht Cruz. on
the Island of sambrero the yacht picked up boat con-
tanning Two sailors DiOwu III irOlu that Iaaud TDe
Commodore furnished the tlIng ana handed
them over 10 tue British COusul AZ ST. Tnoluas.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAiL THE ROSS FAMILY

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. iS.-A dispatch was re-
ceiyed to-day Police Headquarters In tns city, stating
that man named Wiley al been arrested III st. LOUIS
on the charge Of attempting to bsckma tine Ross fam
ily Wiley said to have endeavored 10 $500
from Mr.. Ross by writing TO the latter that he
Whey had valuable information concerning the
whereabouts Of the missing child, aud would
he willing TO impart II for the amount stated CORE
spondence wss carried Ol for somo time. Wiley giving
the name OF Cannon" He hualy asked IOr 500 10
pay his expenses this city for tho pdrpcse VI having
conference With Mr. Ross. Tao latter being guided by
the police authorities gave tue Uan NO money.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
Tie oUTRAGEs ON MoNTENEGRINs.

TIE UUIRAGLS ON MUNIENEUhIN5'
ANOTHER CONFLICT IMMINENT-rHE TX TRADITION os
MoNTENEGRINs DEMANDED BY THE PORTE BE-
FORE PROCEEDING WITH TIE EXECUTION OF
THE TURKISH MURDERERs.
yIESSA. Monday, Jan. IS, 1878.
Advlces have been received here that
cODct in pends between the TURKS and Aontenegrins,
growing cut Of the receut outrages by tho Turks ia
Albania
The Porte before carrying out the sentence OF death
on the Turkish murderers OF the Christians at Podgo-
rita demands the exradion OF the houtenegrn par
tic pators the The Monttnegrins arc indg'
nant AZ suberuge and much excitement prevails.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
THE PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-At meeting OF
the Philadelphia Board Of Trade, held tonight the
annual report Of the Treasurer Of the Board was
presented and showed the membership to be llloO In
March. 1917, IL Gas The receipts during the year
were &C. lsl 6j, and expeDdI ures V 0lo a. co
nittee announced tnat the ,PenDsy lyanla Railroad ,o
pauy would. III tue 6pnng, place early trains on tue
New York branch, 10 aIrye Phiadelphla anu new
York a about 10 o'clock a.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
TIE SITUATION IN EUROPE.

GLOOMY Fo3EBoDISGs or A LONDON JOURNAL
LONDON Monday, jan rs, 1875
To-day's Times, in Its leading editorial
ercle SAYS: In tue gloom surrounding US one thing
Is perceptlble. All men arming Germany Is srul'
ing en- masse and the surrounding nations. including
the best part OF the world. cannot do Otherwise Tho
mornentary dreams Of peace have had away. Germany
recognizes the necessity wnat she won by arms
she can only hold BY aud while arms are in her
hands" The Times confesses Germany cannot raise
third army. Her hopes are in her navy
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18.-An ADVERTISEMENT
having been generally circulated which appears t.
enanate from the Centennial Commission and solicited
persous to act as agents for the collection OF sabscrp
tons General G,shorn has given notice that
the advertisement ~ wholly unaut 1OrZed, aLi 10 pre-
vent Imposition the public snOdid assure themselves
TINT any person claiming be al agent OI tle nted
states Centennial Commits sion or OF tue Cen onnlai
board OF Finance has proper credentials from Toe
officers OF taOse tnat advertisements
iu their benalf bear their signatures.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
PERSIAN RAILWAY CONCESSIONS.

A GRANT TO A RUSSIAN GENERAI-A PROTEST BY
BARON REUTER- SUSTAINED BY THE BRITISH
GOVERNMENT.
LONDON Monday Jan. 49, 1875.
The Times announces that the Shah of Per-
sia has granted a railway concession to tho Russian
General Falkenhagen Notwithstanding bis existing con-
cession to Baron Reuter- Tie Baron has lodged pro-
test at Teheran The Times E,r Derby has in-
s,ructed the British Minister Persia 10 support the
protest formally aud officially
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
MEETING OF REFORMERs.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18-The Committee OF
90 Reiorners held meeting tonight at which the Eh-
ecutive Committee to whom referred the prepsra-
ton 0t address TO the people submitted one wnicn
calls upon citizens To ignore parry claims, ana give .no
support Iood and to unite 10 defeat ilnpfoper
Doiu na ions Tor Cty Councils aud Police MsgisIates
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 18.-The trustees OF the
Cincinnati Southern Railway determined tonight Oh
the OF that road by way OF Boyds Station
TO point Uated States reservation In Chatta
nooga, leaving the question OF the selection OF depot
groun 49, iu addition to thOre given 10y Roam Iron
COMPANY, for furber consideration, expect the
right OF way and grounds tO furuisled by tuo city
NJ IN tFauo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
CONDITION OF THE MAINE RAILROADS

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 1s.--Tbe annual report
ui tue Maine Railroad Commissioners shows an in'-
proved condition OF all the roads. Nine hundred miles
Of railroad are now BENZ operated 10 the State Tue
report makes several important suggestions rea'o w
tue geneIAl management and runnlng OI lrells.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
THE POPE AGAIN ILL.

LONDON, TnesdLh Jdn. 10. lo75-5 a. u'.
A special dispatch from Rome to lie Standard
says Serious alarm again felt concernng tne heaith
OF the Pope, Wa Is suffering from "a cnll"
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
ELECTION FOR THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY

SUCCESS OF THE BONAPAHIsT CANDIDATE IN TIKI
DEPARTMENT OF HAUrEs- PYRENEEs.
PARIS. Monday, Jan. 1s, 1875.
N. Cazeau, the Bonapartist has boen elected to
the Assembly in the Hautes-Pyrences by COCO ma
iority. The result of the election makes great ex
element here.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
NEw.HAMPsaIRE PRESS ASSOCIATION

CONCORD. N. H., Jan. lS.-The annual meet.
ing OF the ew-Hampshre Press Association was held
here to-day and largely attended A bapauet was
nartaken VI the memoers In lRe Pn@uix Hotel Ihu
J sssnlRk-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19

ARREST OF THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE.
Ex-Goy SHEPHERD THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF THE ARREsT-ABUNDANr BAIL PROMPTLY
OFFERED BY PROMINENT CITIZENS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. lS--The editor OF HE tribune
was this evening arrested at the Arlington. on
criminal process Issued by the Supreme Court OF tho
District in an action brought against him tor libel
by Boss Shepherd The arrest was made as Mr. Reid
was preparing for dinner. Upon his promise to aD-
pear and answer at II o'clock tomorrow morning
the officers retired.
The news of the arrest quickly spread through the
town. and brought offers from many citizens to 20 on
his bail bond Selecting from these Mr. Corcoran and
Mr. Kaufman, notice was sent to Mr. Harrington,
the District Attorney. that Mr.. Reid was ready TO
give bail this evening. The offer was declined as
unnecessary aud mutually inconvenient. Mr. Cor
coran as is well known. il a Democrat Mr.. Kauf-
mann is as prominent Republican. and aproprie-
tor of The Star, the leading paper of this city.
Me,srs. Corcoran and Kaufman will become bail
for Mr.. Reid tomorrow
At later hour, while Mr. Reid was dining with
Speaker Blaine, he was called to the door and o
process was served upou him by officer Of the
Court on civil salt for libel, also at the instance
of ex-Gov Shepherd, laying the damages at 100000
Mr.. Reid acknowledged the service of the writ and
was not further molested.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
LONDON, Monday, Jan. Ia, 1875.
MEASURE AGAINST AMERICAN POTATOES
IN GERMANY

BERLIN, l.Onday, Jan. rs. 1878. !
The Chancellor has submitted to the Federal
Council ordnance prohibiting the impor,aii into
Germany OF American potatoes, measure or pre-
caution AGAINST the introduction Of the Colorado beetle
ami the spread OF the potato dselse
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19

MCCoNNKIsBURG, Penn, Jan. lS-Ihe stage going
east from here upl nonas egSsusneaI DE- A. ..
Mhip Democratic nshber u the Leg,h1e resaink w hAs
bsI9, the ony had he Ian s'~ "-~'--
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
sNowsToRM AND COLD WEATHER IN THE
NORTH.wEST

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. ia Telegram from Fort
Laranie to-day says that fearful snowsorm 10 pre-
vaing. with the thermometer so9 below sero heavy
snowfall alec u reported threuEhoat the North "esI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
ARRIVAL OF THE FARADAY AT PORTLAND.
LONDON, rLesd

LONDON, TItSdIy, JAN To . u III
The steamer Faradly has arrived at Port
land Sac will reHt AZ GiaveseuI, ani resdme opera
tions on the direct caple.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-19
AGAINST A LONDON JOURNALIST.
MI. SAMPSON SENTENCED TO PAY TWENTY-FIVE
DfFLD HVIsI@NEN3 DN'tAVtso'
LONDON. MONDAY. Jan. Is.

LONDON. Monday, Jan. IL, 1875
verdict has been rendered against Mr..
saupsom late city editor Of fhe London Times who
sued by Mr. Rlbery for libel III charging Lin with be-
IuG gui,uly imp icated IN the Ar Eona diamond fraud
Tue defendant is req Iired to pay 50 so damages.