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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08
KILOGRAMS.
EAaTER n.
Itens nom washingten.

Items nom washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. AN the Pa.
clio Coast Senator'S, Representatives
and Delegates were In their seats TODAY
excepting the Nevada Senators and Ida.
no Delegates.
8. F. Femme Is here to contest Gov.
ernor Dennstt's right to admission Is q
Delegate from Idaho. alleging that Ben.
nett ~ Governor. combined with Sscrs-
tary Curtis to throw out votes which
elected Femme, OF the ground that the
prefix OF "4on." ON the ballots invali-
dated ther, and that he, being then
Governor. J susd . certificate Of his own
election rs Delegate, and since last
March has drawn the salary OF both
Offices In violation OF law.
Senator Sargent to-day presented to
the Treasury Department and Endorsed
an argument sent him BY the San Diego
Collector Of Customs. urging q restora-
ton Of the former regulations respecting
wool imported from Lower California.
which allows that all wool that was sold
In California for less than twelve cents
per pound TO come In on payment Of
three cents duty. lie represents that
the present regulations require him To
assess q duty OF ten cents per pound and
al 81 comm, s.ro.. ,ha h"rnJs,x
al ~ ,bo .vssacs nr;.c i. oniv nins
ssn,. 4, Nan Disoo Hi. sronnts An a
n,ohibnion' %cutiinc oT aIl cu,tom, md
s~.s.nra Srou vol anJ r,.cticaIIv IL.
.,,o,;no ali tbs trads of Gan Dicco mer.
cbants with Lower California. besides
@rrinin, American ci,iz.ns who bavs
,sI.n ,h.ir .hssn ,bsrs for ,a.tur,os.
srh.sa ill H. No chan,as n ;mno,t.
.,a.; r. s.na,s comr,i,,sss
John 7 Smiib s,.msmber NJ Con.
ussa from Ohio vas today anpoinied
s-omm;s"ions, ~ Indian Aasirsr
G.a...I ps,,,",t I.n ,o..iav for chi.
us"s," 80" ~. .:r., ~ In.
ny srpe" ;n.,s,;u.,. .h.,,as
quiiy ae'aiieu !" '"'B"'' 'As'
gains h,in. ..,.w
HERMAN, w uE.'oWh sayns.
ma ssspenasu arc sSo LOU
s.o ss aepcr,1ora. LaAplliues aoous
soSo.VVo; . onio e.pe !" p"'
a. 'eas' e'sa'y oe. ~ ~"M.,.
Tne Aoooy sno ssnHsS Ssss'i"
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in whole or in part by the STATE. nahon'
or by the proceeds Of any tax levied up
on any community. Make education
compulsory 40 far a. 10 deprive all psr-
IONS who cannot read and write from
becoming voters after the year 1880.
DISTINGUISHING none, however; on the
ground Of iliiteracy who may be voters
Al the time this amendment takes place.
Tbird-Dcclare church and Stato Tor
aver separats aud distinct, but each free
within their proper spheres, and thai all
church property shall bear its " pro-
portion Of TAXATION.
Fourth-Drive out licensed immoral.
ity, such a. polygamy and the importa-
ton Of women for illegitinats purposes.
To recur again 10 the Centennial year,
II would seem as though now. az We are
about to begin the second century Of our
great existence, would DO thought q
most fitting time for these reforms.
Fiith-Enact such laws a. will insure
a speedy return to q sound currency.
such Al will command the respect OF the
world. =.
Believing that these views will COM
mend themselves to the great majority
of the risht.thinking aud patriotic cii.
zens Of the United States. i submit the
rest 10 Congress.
(Siened) u. 8. GIANT.
Executive Mansion, Dec. Z. 1876.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

oSE Of our sections, in making his
report Of burials, In explicit TO q most
commsndable degree. For instance,
such entries as this occur: Died, John
Smith; male. aged three days, unmar.
ried.-Sdn int0nio Herald.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

THUnLow WEED rays that Henry vii.
son never gave a suggestion Of pos
ssssing humor."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

"snE Stops to Conquer" was writ
ten before the days Of pin-baok skirts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08
CO NaREssIOHAL.

hundred feet down the shaft while cling.
Ing 10 o loaded car.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-08

QUEEN vrcronlA's pc. horses are
handsome grays.
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BORN.

II ,MP rON-In Virginia, December Z. 10 the
vile of. q. Hampton. . daughter.
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Solid Indemnity, Honorable Dealing and
Fair Rates.
J., A. BRUMsRY,
General Agent for Nevada.
WIN. II. HILL, Special Agent. Room ., Tahoe
House. Virginia. 3-ned m
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diuOn OF aHalrs exisuing IN tue iocanty
OF Utah and have asked for definite leg
ialation to correct II. That polygany
should exist in . free, enlightened
and Christian country without the
power to punish 90 fragrant q crime
against morality. seems preposterous.
True. there Is nj law to sustain this
unnatural vice. but what Is needed Is a
law 10 punish II N q crime and at tho
same time TO FIX the status OF tho In.
nocent children, the offspring OF this
system. and the possibly innocent plural
wives; but as an institution polygamy
should lie banished from the land while
this 10 being done.
/ invite tho attention OF Congress to
another though perhaps no less an evil
the importation Of Chinese women,
but few OF whom are brought 10 our
shores TO pursue honorable or useful
occupations.
The conclusion Of the message Is
terss and pointed. Il epitomizes the
vital questions OF the day. and is clear
and emphatic in its declarations there
on. In 1t will DO found the creed OF
nins-tsnths Of the educated and patri-
otto freemsn Of America. and upon lis
principles the party Of progress in these
United States must stand or fall:
Al this will DO the last annual mes.
sags which ! shall have the honor OF
transmitting to Congress before my sue
is chosen, l will repeat or reca-
pitulats the questions which l deem OF
vital importance, and which should DO
lsgislated upon and settled at this SEES
Frst-That the States shall DO requir-
ID to Afford the opportunity OF q good
common school education to every child
their limits.
Sscond-No ssctarian tensts shall
'vsr b taught in any schools supported
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
~ See cable news


STEAMER PnorKsson MORSE stead. nom Key West for
New YORK. put into savannah ID nst with broxsn ma
chinery.
STEAMER RISING STAR, belonging 70 che Pacin, Mall
steamship Co. has been sold 10 Mr. Join Roach for
et,U0l
SHIP MERCHANT QcEKS. OF and from Liverpool. 1917
DAYS out arrived at Acapulco Jan with 1850 tons coal.
and reports Inexperienced heavy galeA started leak.
and iSnted the coaIA Put into Orange Bay, Cap
Born. Where she was beached. the nre extinsuishsd
Golden West seaer Of New London the captain OF the
later agreeing to render assistance for elUO.
snIr TmuxrHAxr Libbey. from San Francisco. At Liv-
during which vessel lay hove TO with her lee rail
under water.
BARE MARIE sor,, which ashore ct Pensacola Jan
a. had been hoate1 OF 18th her Injuries are not Sc
rious..
BARK SALEM Dam. which arrived At Savannah Jan ~
from 81 Thomas will probably 60 into dry dock TOR ex.
ANNA ion she struck bottom. and the captain thinks
the Keel may be injured.
scnR fRANK HOWARD offered for sale by auction At
Rio Grnnc Dec H. but was not sold She was again Adj
vcrtised Dec u.
scns MARY FRrxL.sp. Clark from Leghorn for rhils-
dephia put into 0reenpUrL LII Jan 81 snort Of provi
nons and water having been 10 days on the passage,
ana experienced heavy weather the eatrs passage [;
was IL days north OF Hattsras
scHR EDNA HAYWOOD Person Pom Jamaica. 70
New York, with coffee ana loRwood. arrived ~ Key
West feb .. leaking NV strokes per hour.
scan HRraIxrrA market HshsrwAn, went ashof( q
AM fcb on Groom Island, Boston hafbus knd 10 n q
water. shs crew went 40 y bostoA
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Cleared 18Th, osr,baldi Hsrmanssn. Pensacola;

genoa Jan 8-Arrived vesuvIa, Cacace. New YORK
SAILED 10th, sci FratsIli, ZERO. Philadeph,a v.
York; Norma. smith. Savannah; santona. CroA
Charlestoni Adriatc 80. Perry. New YORK.
Sailed 18th, Nellie Nay. BLAIR, Key west sturgeA
Cleared sth Aurora. Arecco Philadelphia; wayfarer
Thurber, Tybee Manitoban ~, Wylie Portland.
LONDON Jan l8-Entered out, Vesta Grunde :or Philk
HoaiSA, Jan 2-saiied. r I Merriman, Lscraw and
Adolphine; Hoffman New York; Argyra. Luckham, and
PLrxourn Jan Arrived, Prvi DubrovackL Pends.
PRonoLIseo. Nov N-Arrived Bonito, Seward, sours
Sailed Nov il. susan 4 BIaisdeiI SAWYER. America.
QgErssrowN. Jan lS-saiied. Luigi. scavch sligo Sal
81 vNcss1, owl. Jan a-Arrivod, Jennie cashman
TaiSsrr. Jan Is-cleared. Julia Carney. Peak. Pc
Woo. Jan 2-Arryed. Mary Orr. Lisbon 7th, Adopha
W4sKExroiST San i7-Xrrived, Otto, sensa New York
BnussnAusrx, Jan ls-1he Leasing % passed up thA
Leasing 81 Toosbury. from New York, arrived at Cux
haven Jan Il
fDARpANxLLxs Jan ls-The vincenzo BRIG from Now
York ConsantInople petroleum, stranded or Kun
Oach Jan H. but was got on BY tug. agreement hav
ing been made Tor f6OO
LIVERPOOL. Jan ls-The Australia M arrived In thu
her voyage The gale was that the ship has
be hove and while she was in this pontion ire
mendous sea came on board; CARVING on three boat
knocking Of them through the saloon skyhgnp caS
rying away the mainyard.
QUEENSTOWN Jan lS-The Eagle, Bolt, from Macabi re
ports that Dec H. in lat n. Ion v, she was ~ col
pool for Caiiso and mad bboom and cutwater carried
away, broken. bowsprit sprung and several plank
II tcpsLdes OF each bow broSsn After the rst coiao.
the Eagle about the main rigging broke three OF her mA
deck stsnchions, split her covering board. &c.
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ANOTHER SUICIDE IN HoBoKEN.

Yesterday morning the body Of August Ives, .
German wen known IN Hoboken, was found In On
apartment at Unreins Hotel. corner OF Third and
Washington streets, Hoboken. ON tie day pre-.
vious he quilted his boarding place. at NO. 90
bloomfield street, having nad mlsunderstand.
ing with the proprletress OF the sane. About
midnight ne repaired to the hotel, partook OF .
light supper aud retired. win the remark that
ne was unwilling to disturb The people IN Boom.
neld street. In the ming he was found liicless
an empty laudanum vial at his SIDE and also o
note asking the forgiveness oil his boarding mis-.
ress and directing his washer oman 10 collect
her dues. me body lies at Crano's MorRue,
awaiting the arrival or relatives rom Cana1a. or
winch country deceased was q native.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-03
NEW YORK CITY.

Tne HzRkLD mas received for st. Johns Guild,
from q. ". B., &c. and from John IL Count $40
A hre broke out In the basement Of No. Bed.
ford street yesterday that caused Q damage Of
5000.
Yesterday being Csndlemas Day, the festival
was observed BY appropriate services IN the Cstho.
Lie churches throughout tue city.
During last month lo.el2 complaints against
ctuzens for not cleaning their sidewalks were sent
by the police TO the Corporation Counsel
During the month oil January 1894 emigrants
landed at Castle Garden, being e2l less than IN
January. 1874; OF these e7s had been In the United
States before.
IRE broke out last night In the stable and coal
once OF Henry Boak. at No. 22s East Forty second
street, and before the names were extingulshsd
two horses were burned 10 death. The damage 10
estimated 1t $1,000.
meeting OF the trustees Of the College OF the
City OF rev YORK was held yesterday, ct wn,cn .
resolution was adopted asking the Comptroller 70
place $4,000 Of the annual approprtstiOn subject
TO the draft OF the trustees.
Captain Van Dusen. Of the Fifteenth precinct,
closed up the gambling house No. lt2 East Eighth
street. and arrested two men whom he found en-.
gagged In playing tar0s and seized all the instyu.
meme OF toe game. Tne prisoners wal 10
arraiened before Q police magistrate this morn.
ING.
The following u . comparative statements Of
cases OF contagious diseases reported for the two
weeks ending January 90 1e76:-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AUCKLAND. NJ. Jan s-Cleared. ship Condorsn Dwel
.AsjEs Jan 2s-Xrfivsd bark Pearl, Harding. New
Ss la s a.:
,.A ;sD Alaska: .o dig
BarnEx, Jan 2o-Arrivca steamer Arch Druid Rr),
bahia Dec 5Arrivei. banks Priscilla Fraser Cardiff;
PernSmSncc Srias Arcsic B coaswe Pictou oS
GeSrgS9 s sr ssrtpg New Yorx via rsrnsWmSnce;
Williams Brh Hanna. do (a before reported without
Bussos ArEx:. Dec r-Arrived, bark Maggie tsr,.
S4a1ccA. Jan PIN port schrs Lawns. Bell B.ylls,
.s
CAnDEsxs. Jan 2s-Arrived. schr H Hickman. Robin.
son. sIsd pa9f Adene adams north Of H.ttsras; brigs
s sG ia. S1s Mcrsnoy Leland
Aspnwall Joshua King tsr), stJago; 3ist sam Locke
s,sled bark SlosiSs Miller, Boston; brig: Juliet 9
TsS%,: fs Ssas Pedro
Cleared s5th, briggs Eureka OBI. HALIFAX; Uhrissiana
DsxEaxnA, Jan x-Arrved, schr Shiloh, Hubbard,
YORK in days GriSs Daylight, Marks rom New Haven.
dix Bessie CID; nnc schr Lavolta, whitsmors. Tor
Ioss Kose: Dec Sailed ship. Comet BRAY Manila.
Hamilton Ro.. Manila, load for New Boston
Han: sos.s. L. Scuis. New Ycrf, -, - 800 $3.50
s.
NJ. S:.: :ss7 DAWN ; ss4ss. ssss Baker
ssss II sssa: LissS & S:y i.ns.s
'On spear nGrth q h.s,srs, =. 6.sasps.n o,,.
HsIsogass, Nov so-Arrivsd. ship Camilla Humphrey.
Ss!s. - bark Ts Lc,ins Iorins. To-
Sailed Dec H. bark Clara Bell. psros SAP rrancisSo
SSS
SSnsrssi: SiS S ssmsS HsSsss. aa:scw iai
Pee ois Ss. Ss,k; Es
susnH e: 1s G SSss b Mhi H.h
sSst ~. y a.xEa .sAr Au.. ar. .. John.
I ssS Asw :aD: s,sy ssss:
'rs r s Dec Hl s:. saS s Tor San Fran
N1s4o Jan sssiIsa bs Fl q Ssnsua ysrdb.rs San
YaaSlxIuco Jan i,-Arrivsd, sohr y,ors \ Crowley.
PI.xkl. Feb ARRIVED steamers salvador. Dsxhr.
ap Anna sS Hen for
ssw s! D;s rstl s:s s.: s:.: VIZ
Pc nv; ssssa % s.ss s az &c.,
s s May q "; w.;
er ior do baIks sooioo ,Br). Howis. and conausror
Dec i7-In port shin Ironadss OBJ. spen;
GER Manila 70 load sugar New York or Boston David
S iSa ssw TCaR :eSn cSins
inos.s. Jan sySxrrived steamer xsrrimsck. Weir.
New Y ork tor Rio Janeiro, DC.
srJxco Jan 1T,Arriyed. briss Maniius iBr TODD,
New York, Sls tlba (3rl Nova Scotia L0phema (Brl
yaltimore schrs Laura Bridgeman, Clark, Now York
NOR New YORK; s's .c aH Emily hssvof iSs rhs
saga. Jan n-Arrivsd schr Lookout Nichols Ha.
vana
sailed 3lst, brig saguA. Munday. Philadelphia.
York.
81 ,spap. Jan as-Arrved. schr carrie Hart Davis.
Sailed Syih schr Helen SHARP, sharp Philadelphia
rvIcroRIA VI Jan 22-Arrived. ship pisckwaiI tbr.
Colc san Francisco barks Camelpt ,Bf) Lonqon 100
mum. MaFrnm Valparaiso, aSd. annie OBJ. LinAiars'
sailed asd, bark Delaware. Rollina Honolulu
goasr.g1zwsn! . sea nom HoyAa Jan 10 csrsA Gun.
1Afxvix. Dee io--sailed. Neolivsrv. JswstL TagAl
SaD., J1n snsss,ss nansa rcsssent Ms lay. ns
New Ssek
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VENEZUELA.

THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT NOT rxRAu-
NArKD-THx Dx26ooRArIc PHALANx SOLID
AND COMPACT.
CURACAO, venezuela, Jan. :, 1878
The Information you received lately as 10 the
entire annihaton OF the revolution 10 without
foundation. The letters from Generals Colina
and Adames are full OF confidence In the over.
throw OF General Guzman Blanco. Reports OF
TO-DAY state that the President lett Barquesm eto
Tor Caracas In u weak state Of health. Gonna 10
In the ncghDorhood OF co o with army OF 5000
men, and received THIS present week munitions oil
war.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAT-.
Many are the curious reports nying around
here. None are worthy creuence. As TO what APP
pears In the columns OF the opinion N0ctonai, IL
IL entirely false ana intended only 10 deceive the
people. The revolution 10 more SOLID and more
determined IN its MISSION tnan ever.
THE FORef0N NAVAL FLAos.
The German aloop VI war Augusta lett very sud.
denly on Monday, the tsn, on receipt OF tsisgram
IN THfss ssiSs q wss rsn Reussl are expected
laAty.
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Steamer. Sails. Destisassoa.I
OIoa
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEB. 2, 1875
CLEARED.

Steamer Wyoming OBJ. Guard. Liverpool VA queens
town-Wllliams 4 0ulon.
Steamer Caledonia OBI. sidey. GlaGew-Hsndsrson
Bros.
sreamer Columbus. xssd. Aavans-wm Clyde 4
Co.
Clyde Co.
Steamer wyanoke. Couch, Norfolk City Point end
Rlchmond-sjld Dominion steamship Co
Steamer Glaucus Bearse, sosop-n Dsmock
Bark Teresa (Br). KonL Ceniuezos-J Fowler.
Bark ratris CSwe) Hagstroem- Riehmoud, vs-Funoh.
Brig Lady Mary ORR. Rex. st Johns MA Guitar
bridge.
Co.
schr Hattie Smith. Lee. Points Pttrs-BJ wsn-
berg
schr " Beebe, Lozier savnnnah-Evans Bait Co
Schr Gloucester. Hurley. New Haven and sayhnook-
Racket Bro.
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DUB CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AxrwEn. Jaa sl-sailsd. bark Cluekauf cosTA spssn-
ger United states
BRLvAsT. Feb 3-Sailsd. bark satams CRua. Hsgsman.
Philadelphia
BAsozLoxA-saiisd. brig Profsta spA Font uaitsd
States.
oIvIrA vsccx1A-Azrivsd bark Omega CItaD. nsscoaa.
70. New York.
CALCUTTA, Feb i-Arr,vsd ship Agsnes. Gould. liver
pool
DEAL, Feb l-Arrvsd. bark Carl Friedrich tosr,.
Knuth Darien.
DusLIs. Feb l-sa,lsd. bark Alien Qor,. wsstsrsaard
United States.
FALMOUTH. Feb l-Arrivsd. ship Natukka Run. Hart
man. San Francisco.
GRxoA-Arrived, brig Raaasiuseaa dtaD. Casssllsns,
New Orleana
HAvnx Feb l-Arzivsd. brig Mash spauld,ns. Phil
adelphia.
LvEsrooI. Feb 3-saDsd. bark Li..ia Williams Hall.
San Francisco.
LONDON. Feb l--saied ship Adorna, Hawkins, United
States; barks Brazil OBJ. Pfou. Do; Constance tBr,.
Punches do.
MovlLLx Feb 3-Arrivsd. steamer Noravian pr,. Ora
ham, Portland for Liverpool.
NxwcAsrLs Feb l-Arrivsds ship Dasnar Bra Lauren
sen, Pensacola.
QUEENSTOWN. Feb l-Anivsd. bark Eliza tHora x,sid-
sen New York.
Also arrived lst. Pm steamers China tBrA GILL; Bos-
ton for Liverpool, "a, Az Psrthia OBJ. wstson Kew
York for do.
Arrived 3D. ship Jumna CBx). Fraser San Frauoise 0
zee below.
Sailed from - Hsb 1, Ru4us for United STATE.
LONDON, Feb 2-ship Noravia, Morse from Cardiff Jan
for Mollendo spoken Jan q. LAT ~ N. Ion II W,
waterlogged, and with loss OF mainmast and steering
gear out Of "A telegram London received at
Bath, Me, from the captains wife. says she taken
OF the above data BY ship Urselyt; shat the
leaking had lost ruadsr and had mainmast sprunR
Another despatch says the n ~was wrecked % sea-"
Crew savsd.l
Ship Jumns (Br). Fraser, from San Francisco. ~.
rived at Qusenstown to-day, reports having narrowly
escaped icebergs In lat IS 9, lon Is
BARK Resource Ger. from Baltimore for London.
which abandoned Dec ~ In lat 49, lon ID has been
picked BY OF the West India and Pacific Steam
ship Companys vessels and towsd into Falmouth.
Bark Taragona (spj, Pascaul, from New Orleans Dec
II for Barcelona. has been spoken disabled.
Bark chillinsham tBr). Beer, from Phiiadsphia Nov
Is for Newcastle 10 missing ana Il IL believed she 10
lost The $50 tons register, built ct SUNDERLAND
In 1859 hailed from Newcastle Her cargo consisted
Of 400 bushels OF wheat valued ct -. 62Ll
Ship succsss Sherman. which sailed from Liverpool
Jan ~ TOR the United States has been picked mp dsrs
ict and towsd into Falmouth This u doubtless mis-
taken for tbs German bark Resource. given sbeval
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WALL STREET NOTES.

HIGHER ooLD-suDDEN INCREASE IN THE Cue.
TOMB RECErPTs-wHY GOLD GOES Up.
The gold situation grows more Interesting upon
the condition mentioned yesterday OF the DAY
previous. an advancing premium. Yesterday in
the room the advance reached ia: but later. in
the open market organized alter the Board. the
price reached lax. with, It IL even said "split"
upon the next point bid. or course there were
numerous explanations OF this sudden advance,
and in truth, they were lacking In force. In the
nrst place vas the announcement that the Bank OF
England exhlolted on balance yesterday q loss OF
f6l8, 900, supplemented upon loss shown on Non.
dav OF E420, 900. Here was teasUn enough, and the
inquiry arose at once why this extenslve move
menr OF specie In gold paying countries. 10
to that, We had the announcement that the en-
gagements 0fspecle for shipment o-day amounted
80 S6O0,0 gold coin to Europe and $3.50. 600 Tor
Havana, while the Havana steamer yesterday took
out $3.50 500 IN gold coin 1t u not surprising tnar
We have as
A soRr OF CONDITION SUBSEQUENT
to this presentment tue large sum OF 600 paid
into the Custom House to-day for dutles This 10
the largest amount paid into the Custom House In
a single day.w very rare exception. Ii Is
the gold premium yesterday, but other matters as
relai ed count There are two explanation OF
this sudden desire OF i'm p0rterS TO withdraw their
goods from bond 1t tins time One Is tile advanc-
ing gold premium, which threatens to largely In
crease the r impost charges The other Is the
very heavily Increased duties at very early date
the two Suggestions are interviewer one with the
other SO completely that they both portend the
same result higher gold; hence the advance yes
terday.
OUR EXPORT TRADE.
for Eaxia0 FEBRUARY
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is given by the Lighthouse Board that on and
after the opening Of navigation in 1875 light VIII De
shown rom the beacon recently erected near the end
In place Of the old beacon the abandoned
The light will be fixed white and should be seen IN
clear weather from the OF . vessel ~ feet above
the lake llA nautical miles,
The STRUCTURE Is frame beacon. In plan-the
lower part black the upper part white.