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Notes from BulliOnyille.

BULLIoNv1LLE, July 9th.
Ed. RECoRD:-As none of the staff of
yous valuable paper have paid US visit
for long time, I thought few items Of
news might be of interest to your many
readers. AT present our little burg pre-
sents q much more lively appearance
than it did few weeks since. The r. Il E.
30-stamp mill is running steadily on ore
from the mine, which is hauled by con-
tract let to Sheriff Fife some time ago.
1t is needless to say that the contract is
filled to the letter, as he is so ably as
sisted by r. F. Wilson. Such energetic
men deserve to succeed.
The FIVE. stamp mill is being run by our
newly married friend, N. B. Norvall, and
with his characteristic goaheaditiveness
Is making it pay handsomely. under the
the able supervision of j. III. Herman,
who for long while was an amalgama-
tor for the Raymond & Ely Company
Shipments of bullion may soon be looked
for from this source. The American
Flag mill has been thoroughly overhauled
by A. T. Moore, who for so long time
and so creditnbly to himself, filled the
Poo''iOh VI ohpDiihtChdcht anu
for the above company.
The l0-stamp mill started up on the
23d, running on tailings. We expect
soon to have our bullion yield increased
considerably thereby.
As you are doubtless aware the Gath
was the anniversary of the advent of the
Latter-Day Saints into Salt Lake Valley,
and as usual, our neighbors across the
valley celebrated it in fine style. In the
evening they gave grand bali, to which
they kindly invited the citizens of this
place.
On the 2Sd we were aroused from the
even tenor of our ways by very select
ball given at the Cosmos House, (for-
merry Mrs. Seaworth 81, by the enter
prising proprietors, the Pierce Bros.
Although they have only had the house
since the LIST inst. they have succeeded
in making it very popular place OF re-
sort. @
Your genial agent VIM. Gedling, al
though having lost everything by the big
fire, and almost burned out second
time, has now refitted, and am glad to
say is doing well, as he is quite popular
in the community. Yours,
ANAIGAM
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Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, July AT meeting
of the Board of Supervisors last night,
the Mayor announced that the Water
Commissioners had received commu-
nication from the Spring Valley Water
CO., and would be ready to report We'd
nesday or Thursday at special meeting.
ELKo, July &c. - The Leopard Com.
pany's mill at Cornucopia was totally
destroyed by fire on Saturday afternoon.
The Company used sagebrush for fuel.
The fire originated in \ pile OF this out
side the boiler and engine room, and in
less than five minutes the entire mill was
enveloped in flames, and the men driven
from the building. The property is
fully insured. The Company ia putting
up twenty-stamp mill that will proba-
bly, be ready to run in sbout six weeks,
most of it being already on the ground.
The destruction of the old mill will
hasten the completion Of the new
one. The Company will put on as many
men as it is possible to work to advan-
tage. The Company shipped last week
800, 900,
BEAVER, Utah, July 26.--In the con-
tinuation OF Lees trial to-day Aura f
Hoag was sworn. Was at meeting
called before Lee and the Indians started
for the massacre; a vote was taken at
Lees instance for destroying the emf
grants. An express was then sent off to
Brigham Young, and Lee with the In
dams and soldiers went after the emf
grants. While Lee was reporting the
affair to the people the return express
arrived from Young.
Thos. P. Willis testified concerning
the appropriation of property of the en-
igrants by the Mormons, and its sale at
auction saying the Indians received
some clothing and other property Of the
emigrants. John II. Willis testified to
the Same effect. WIN. Mathews was
sworn: Went from California to Utah
IN 1897, returning in August of same
year; heard Of the emierants at Corn
Creek ahead Of me; heard of the msssa-
Gre from Dame. so stopped my train at
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Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is here. in
cidentally remarks White Sulphur
Springs correspondent. H. came the
other day. dressed in black, with straw
hat and n black band, looking the typicsl
old-time gentleman. He carries the
nnest head at the springs. He is about
the medium hight, straight as an Indian.
with noble head on shspely shoulders.
Keen, dark eyes. regular features, CLOSELY.
chpped gray whisBers. thin, gray hair.
ana as quick in his motions as a squirrel.
NO man upon the grounds, Of his age or
any Other aga | waa abont to say, ia 40
active. He is now probably near sixty.
hve certainly not younger. for he was in
the Black Hawk war with Lincoln for,y.
three years ago. He came from Main
farmer stock, was born near the Tennes.
see line in Virginia, and has several
brothers, all OF some prominence, but
none that will rank in history with
Joseph E. when the history of The
war comes 10 DO written by an impartial
hand years hence, said Senator Gamer.
ton to me. the other day, mo southern
leader will stand in from! of Joseph L.
johnston" The General now lives in
Savannah, and Is, believe, connected
with some railroad. He spends his
Summers here regularly. as much for
pleasure as for health. perhaps. for in all
the long years Of his life he has never
known day q sickness. r
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Summit; saw Dame again at Cedar
loaned him my mules to 60 and Sc.
about buryipg the dead at Mountain
Meadows; asked him if the road VA.
clear for MS and he said yes, so we wen
on hence. Court adjourned,
OAKLAND, CAL, July a. James Car.
son, who was run over o.day BY the cars,
died this afternoon. Deceased was Of
the firm Of Busse & Carson, a prominent
mining firm Of Salt Lake City, and was
well known throughout the East
SAN FRAScIsco, July 27.-As far as can
at present be ascertainei. the failure of
Duncan, Sherman Il Co. produces no
marked effect here, except in a slight de.
preston mainly confined 20 minipo
stocks.
Beaver. U. T., July 27.--In the Lee
trial to-day Samuel Pollock testified very
much to the same effect as former wit.
nesses. Lee, Higbie and Kingen Smith
were present at the massacre; saw and
heard the firing; couldn't swear who
fired; saw Indians rushing on the emf.
grants and Strengthening them; witness
Young is q Mormon, and swore very
unwillingly. Pollock swOre that the party
of Mormon soldiers 10 which he was at.
tached didn't fire on the emigrants. The
superior officers said Indians had ut
tackled the Mormons, and that they would
go and save them if possible; if not then
bury the dead. Defense offered to show
that Lee did all he could to quiet tho In.
dams; that the whites were in danger of
their lives unless they Joined with the
Indians in killing the emigrants. This
theory excited in court and in town al
most universal smiles.
GRASS VALLEY, July 27.-A disastrous
fire last night consumed!the Golden Eagle
Hotel and about a dozen other buildings
occupied for business purposes. The
loss is heavy.
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A Worn To BnLIALD PIArrps-Hep,v
Mshlstedt, at tie Pansca Saloon Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloo, ,wo
Of the finest billiard tables to bo fonna
on the Pacific Coast. one of them ha;no
full sized French caFom table ana ,hs
other small three-iourth parlor ,.h, he
They are fitted with Phelan l. co,ias
der's everlasting steel plato cushions
and we're made by Liesenfel3. az &C.,
Francisco. Now, all you billiard nlarars
here is q chance 10 show your skin bo,h
AZ billiards and pool. You need neye,
leave the saloon for want of findinp an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
10 accommodate you at either game. and
viii be liberal enough to give You eood
show and not beat you all the time. Yor
Gun always lind on hand also large as
sortment Of No. liquors, with cigars o.
the best brands. One price I! One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
DEPUTY CESsUs MARsuAL.-J Il. LIN.
cas- is hereby appointed Deputy Census
Marshal for the town Of Phoebe. Per-
sons that have given their names will be
careful and not give them again. ms
names must not be duplicated.
r. P. DAYTON,
If Assessor and Census Marshal.
TnR Centennial Commissioners have
visited Phoebe, and expressed themselves
as pleased with the appearance In tbinps
especially of the drinks at the Pauaca
saloon. One price, one Bit
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin d. Co., who EMPLOY
none but frst-class workmen. II.
CHEEss! Cheese! One thousand pounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, fer sale, to the trade or Mt
retail. at T. G. PouJADE's.
lcE.cREAM at the San Jose every day
from p. m. to 10 p. m, manufactured
from pure cream and fresh eggs.
Best brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes. Pouches. ETC., at Rolla Watts.
Dr' Lees Drug Store.
IL. McAvoY will deliver any hay free of
charge to all parties buying the same
from Billy the Stage Boy. jy7-lw
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin's
saloon. II s. w. r. WILSON.
CIGARS, all brands, qualities and kinds,
Tor sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
S'ore' MAN street. If
lck' CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily by
): .. MARITIME. Leave orders at saloons
OF t. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. II
IHE best of sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. G. Poujade's. 1w
EXTRA California butter to be had ut
CULLEN x Donohue's. at 81 per roll.
Fresh California ranch butter at Jos.
Coschina's, 81 per roll. If
Go to Alexander's for your drugs.
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COMMUNICATED.
THE EI.CHG SHIELD.

Ed. RECORD: II any thing could add to
the prestige of the American in their
unparalleled triumph over the Irish
marksmen, it is the handsome victory of
these former adversaries over the repre-
sentative marksmen of Scotland and
England. Our English cousins, evident.
ly disguised at the exhibition OF the skill
and resolution displayed by onr repre-.
sentatives at Doliymout and throughout
Ireland, declined TO poise any of her
precious tinware on the sights of his
countrymen's rife. so the Americans
seemed to have decided that il they
could not win it, the Irish should, and
to that end stood over them ike broth
ers, actually nursing them to victory.
Our advlces state that the partially
shown at Wimbledon by the Yankees
for. their defeated opponents, has ere.
ated no incopsiderable feeling through.
ont the Kingdom. Cosmos,
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PIocHE HOSE COMPANY No. l, held q
special meeting last evening at the Truck
House, Main street; Thompson Camp.
bell. President, in the Chair; Louis Sui.
tan, Secretary. After roll call an cleo.
zion was had, upon which the following
were elected mem bers of the Company
John l., Donahue, James Clark, Samuel
| Crawford, George Mccall and B. W.
McLane. After which the meeting sd.
| journed sine die.
EARLY yesterday morning one of the
patients at the hospital escaped from that
institution in nearly nude state. He
was laboring under temporary hallu-
cination of The mind, heard the noise OF
| that hoodlum band, and thought that
the hot place below had broken loose,
which was enough to .righted any sane
| man out of his wits.
JusT1cE's CoURr. - Mary Jane vii.
liams against Michael Delaney : At
tachmeut suit for 1914, being a balance
on an unpaid board bill. A. d. Miller
against John 4. Steele - Costs and
amount of claim paid and property re-
| leased.
FREIGHT will arrive for the following
parties by the Eureka N Palisade Rail-
road August 81: Phi. Phelsenthal, F.
w. Gu te. Jacobs & Sultan, L. c. Pou-
Jade. J. Meyer Il Bro, Beaupre Il Bro,
X. & c., G.. f. Ames, NJ. r. Christie,
Jno. Roeder, DR.. S. L. Lee, P. Harrison
and Il. Solomon.
Our OF ORDER.-The pump of tho
Raymond & Ely Silver Mining Company
was ont of order several hours Yesterday,
and about forty feet of water had accu-
INFLATED in the shaft. but few strokes
of the machinery will pump that little
dab of water out.
The Secretary of the Raymond Il Ely
West Mining Company calls on the SUBJ
scribers to come and get the stock for
which they have subscribed on or before
the Sd day of August, So please take
notice.
W. r. WILSON is sole agent for the
Virginia Enterprise, Eureka Sentinel and
Salt Lake Tribune. He also has on
hand and for sale number of copies of
"Sherman's Memoirs for which he
takes orders.
LAND OFFICE.-The Silver State Min
ing Company, a corporation, having filed
Its application and published its notice
for mining patent, for the same will
soon be issued.
We were visited with copious shower
of rain last night. We like to see and
hear it.
THE lime kiln is released from the
kind attentions of keeper. 1t burns
only now for the profit of its owner.
The Hamilton stage arrived last even
ing at 6 O'Clock without passengers. 1t
leaves at o'clock this morning.
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AIRLINE RAILROAD FROM VIRGINIA TO
RENo.-We have heard it stated from
fair authority that the project for the con-
struction of a new narrow gague railroad
from Virginia to Reno, is assuming
a tangible shape. and if commenced will
be rushed through in double quick time.
All the movements of men of capital in
and around the termini indicate a little
side diversion in railroad direction. 1t
is said from actual measurement that the
distance from Reno to Virginia was but
twenty-one miles, with such grade that
speed OF forty miles per hour could,
with safety, be attained. This being the
case, one half hour of time only would
separate the mining City OF Virginia from
the banks of the Truckee. where could
and would be constructed homes and res
licences for those doing business in the
former place. We trust that all may not
be talk, but that the project may be car
ried out Nevada Democrat.
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The total number OF failures in the
country during the first half of the year
1875. is reported at 3,677, with liabilities
of $74, 100000. The number is greater
than during the same time of last year,
but the liabilities are nearly $4,000, 900
less. The California failures number
ll6, with liabilities of so, 5O7, 607.
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II the courts should condemn q orimi-
nal to breathe certain mixture OF cyan
hydro, sulphuted hydrogen formic, ace
tic. propiodic, butyric. valerianic and
carbolic acids, half n dozen kinds of al.
kaloids and creosote, there would 90 up
wall from the humanitarians that would
be heard around the world-and, with
Justice, too, because it would be nothing
less than tobacco smoke.
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From Los Angeles to the Colorado
river, distance of 300 miles, the route
OF the Southern Pacific traverses coun-
try IN which there are no engineering
difficultles to overcome, unless the drift
ing sands of the Cabezon valley prove
one
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WILL Observation-Disclosures Whitehill
and Stewart talk of departing Tuesday or
Wednesday in the direction of the rail.
road. After prospecting Elko county
they will prospect old Lander, drift
through Humboldt. stope out Washoe,
aud proceed thence to the Capital. They
estimate that they will be two months
longer on the trip.-[Eureka Sentinel,
25th.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, July 27.-Jas. Maciver, one
OF the proprietors of the Cunard Steam
ship line, who retired from business some
time ago, is dead.
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CENTENNIAL NOTICE.

rINHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM 1T MAY
L concern that the only persons authorized
oy tne board OF Centennial Fair Commissioners
Tor the State of Nevada to act as collectors of
mineral specimens for exhibition at Philadel-
phia are HENRY r. WHITEHALL and W. FRANK
STEWART; and that all such specimens placed in
their hands will be transmitted in due time to
the said Centennial Fair ~.
rms notice is made to correct any misappre.
tensions which may have arisen out of the fact
tnat another party. person bearing credentials
from the national Board as specimen collector,
mas preceded Messrs. Whitehill and Stewart in
some parts OF the State, causing mo doubt un.
~ in.ehtionally the impression to prevail that he
Is cobecting IN the name Of and by authority
from. the State Board.
Signed,
G. Q. STEVENSON,
II. M. YERINGTON,!
VI. +. RICE.
Executive Committee Nevada
Board of Centennial Com.
m'Bsioners.
Eureka sentinel and Daily Silver State please
WY ''' '"o hi'n'h' jy27-lm
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s.x yn.NcIsco srocK REPORT


SAN FRAscIsco. July -.
su,nrsl MORNING SALES.
1878 ophir--sih 5ih SIS. 5lAs5
3inO Maxican-204 COS 2os
Ss5 Gould & Curry-lsa lsA IS DO lSb
40 Best 4 Belcher-50 AN 5OstbO
IS ssvage-I22k l22 III
* Hale 4 NorcrDss-42 Al
$40 Crown Point-S2h 1925 32Fhj
80 Chollar Potosi-IS IsS
rs Yellow Jacket-SI s.
Il2O Imperial-lOs 10 % l0S
90 Empire Mills
100 Con G.. II. Qusrtz-37t
l55 Aphs-l94 20
$50 Kentuck-l5 15h
$50 Belcher-s9bs a9ll 29s 29ss
63O Sierra Nevada 16 l6a. II l6A
$50 Confdence-24 24sl0
100 Con Virginia-327 1913
1880 California-62 81 6lb5 Cox tOs bo's
$50 BuIlion-54 53k 53a 53s
$50 OvermAn-73 ISL 12a
les Justice-l50 l45 l55
GO Union Cons ~ SlSb3O
10 Lady Bryan-lA
$50 Succor-lls
1925 Julia-23 % 23sl0
$50 Caledonis-24 %
400 Globe--lx Ia
50 Enthusiastically
$50 Baltimore Con-3I IN
1877 Utsh--l3 10, IA IL
1855 Silver Hill-llA IL liz
$40 Challenge-6a ca
100 Dayton-55A
4lO Rock Island-3A 3ss
lS5NY Con--3S 50
100 0ccidental-3ss
200 Alta AK 3bl0
los Tyler-TS 90c u
100 American Flat-3S
1850 Woodville-33h 3Ab30 81
AFTERNOON SALES
IS Meadow Valley--6h On
1870 Raymond l. Ely-4Ss ~ AZ
365 Eureka Con-51
loo Phoenix-2
1910 Jackson--2S
loo FL Dorado South--a
' I5K hCon-6&
500 Chief Of the Hill-R
$50 Leopard-l4A IA 14's Is IAN
800 Panther-1hbS0
800 Gila-6 AZ
1925 Mansfeld-2A %. 2hb521
l120 Jefferson-4h A 545s
700 Golden Chariot-1S IN
10 Mahogany-lH
so South Chariot-S7hc
20 Poorman-4a
90 Illinois Central-6
275 Lady washington-2A ~
300 Pauper-h
$50 South Mountains
$40 Seq Rock Island-1
1O75 Andes-4a AZ Obs AZ 4aslo
1910 Kossuth-2b
$40 Florida-2h
$50 Niagara-a q
400 Wells Fargo-35c
T25 Cosmopolitan-6Oc SOC
100 Leviathan-ai
200 Golden Fleece-2A
80 Prospect An
100 Justice-l50
54J Ophir-50& 50a 81 Sos
20 Overman-73
1900 Best Belcher-49A 40 49kb5 49A
80 Sierra Nevada-l6h
1!4O California-6O sou 604 81 sos
so Savage-l21
As Con Yirginia-327
$40 Lady Bryan-l's 11sb5
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By TELEGRAPH!

SPECIAL m rHE PIocHE DAILY RECORD,
nv WESTERN UNION LINZ,
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LOST.
LOST!

CUPPosED TO BE LOST, ONE ROLL OF
- BLANKETS. between the Alpe and Pfoche
mines, on the Bullionville Road. Twenty
Dollars Reward will be paid for the recov.
cry of the same.
jyT-3w WV. CULvERWDLL.
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ORIGIN OF THE RIOT AT ROLLING POINT.

MEMPHIS, Dec. ia party of negroes assem-
bled at the village, and were drinking and car
ousing. One of them pushed against white
youth whom he met in the street, using rough
language at the same time. The youth drew a
knife and inflicted scalp wound on the negro,
and then fled to store for safety.
The negroes became very much exasperated,
and vowed vengeance. To prevent this, war
rant was obtained for the youth, charging him
with intent to KILL but before it could be served,
the negroes broke into the store and beat the
young lad severely with an iron bar. Finally,
one Of the party shot the boy in the thigh. At
the report of the pistol the negro ran, but the
whites had begua to assemble, and fearing a
general riot, pursued and captured ten OF them,
over them.
During the night, one Of the guard, not upon
duty came out on the porch with a gun on his
shoulder, and was ordered away by the sentinel
on duty. As he turned around, his gun, which
was cooked, struck against window, and was
discharged. The negro prisoners, thinking that
they were being fred upon, stampeded, aud the
guard opened al indisccrimlnate firing, woundlng
two of their own number and two negroes, all
slightly, but the prisoners escaped.
The aforementioned "unpleasantness oc-
Cured Saturday, Nov. 9th. The most intense
excitement prevailed, as it was learned that Noah
Parker and Arthur Brooks, two notorious ne
groes, were trying to organize the negroes for an
assault on the place, and the whites were organ
lied under the Rev. Mr.. B vi, Baptist minister,
who arrested Brooks and Parker, and In the at
tempt to rescue them, the rencounter reported
to-day, occurred.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

| PARIS, Dec. IL The Municipality Of Paris
voted subscription OF 1000 francs to the funo
| for Centennial statue to Liberty in New lork
harbor.
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE proposals of three
| northern powers with regard to Turkish reforms,
as amended in accordance with their views, have
been definitely agreed to.
MADRID, Dec 11.-Fiteen hundred troops
leave Cadiz for Cuba on the 18th inst.
LONDON Dec. ia Berlin dispatch to the
Times says the Austria Russia negotiations re-
garding Turkey contemplate the establishment
of perfect equality between the Christians an
Turks. The ambassadors OF the Powers are to
be granted information in regard to any meas
advise and influence it's decision. Russia will no
longer object to the plan of reform, if the Porte
consents to it.
BREMEN Dec. lit is now supposed that the
case of dynamite was being smuggied. Two
passengers were killed The steamer suffered
no damage, because she was some distance from
the scene Of the explosion.
BREMEN, Dec. IL is now certain that the
Bremerhaven explosion was of a case OF dyna-
mite bel )nging to the baggage of passenger.
But few details have been received. 1t is pre-
sumed the actual passengers suffered but little.
The fatalities were chiefly among those accompa-
nying them to the steamer.
BREMEN, Dec. 1.-THE North German Lloyds
have received the following telegram
sBREMERHAvEN, Dec. 11.-After the steam
ship Mosel had embarked her passengers for
New York to-day in the outer port, the boiler OF
the tug Simpson, living opposite, exploded, kill
ing fifty persons and woundmg many. The
Mosel was 80 badly damaged that she cannot
sail to-day The Mosel was to have taken the
passengers of the Inflated Deutschland, of the
same line"
HENDAYE, Dec. II. - The weather in this
neighborhood is still severe. Several Carlist
soldiers have been frozen to death. The Oarlst
forces are estimated ats52,O 600 men, with lOS
guns
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GENERAL NEWS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE mail on the King
Richard was large one, consisting OF twenty
two bags from New York, and five from Baltl-
more and Philadelphia.
Messrs c. Morton, Stuart & Co., agents OF the
line, state the steamer will most probably be re-
paired and ready to sail by Wednesday noon;
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1.-THE steamship. King
Richard, of the King line, hence yesterday for
Rio is aground, twelve miles below the city The
head of her condenser is blown OH. She Will be
towed back for repairs.
VAUDEVILLE, Me-, Dec. ia pay train ran
into hand Car on the Nam Central road, killing
two men.
MILFORD Pa, Dec. 11.-Navigation on the
Delaware and Lehigh canal closed to-day.
MEMPHIS Dec. 1l.-There is considerable ex-
element among the photographers here over the
proposed reduction of salaries by the Western
Unon Telegraph Company. A meeting WILL be
held to- morrow on the subject.
New BRUNSWICK, N. j., Dec. 11.-Dr. Chas.
Durham, a prominent physician OF this place, was
murdered and robbed, and his body thrown into
the canal.