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ENGLAND.

DoUcIcAULr's AMERICAN ENGAGEMENT-A So
LICIroR CHARGED WITH HEAVY CASH
DEFAULT.
LONDON, Feb. /, 1875
The World says:-"In consequences OF the bereave
mcnt Of Dion Boucicaut he will postpone his Ameri-
engagements. He will not there until late
in the summer"
A DEFAULTTNG SOLICITOR.
The Morning Hour understands that warrant has
been issued the Bow Street Police Court Tor the ap
prchcnsion OF William Smith, OF the well known firm Of
solicitors, Smith Co.. fNo. 81 Craven street. Strand.
1t Is feared that he has used large amount Of money
belonging to various clients, and that his debts
70 $3.50 600
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TIE BRITISH PREss OPINION.

THE BRITISH PRESS OPINION
After referring the American note to the European
Powers the Times says:-The note is generally inter.
preted as deliberate attenuation, If not direct
surrender OF the famous political dogma, "
Tho writer then proceeds 10 say:-"whie
Mr. Fish is SO careful to cut away
all the and popular developments accretions
and extensions, Of the principles laid down by Monroe
in 1928 which have been long proclaimed the key
stone of American liberties he yet labors show
ne holds to traditional policy to prove his and de-
pends for this in departure from what supposed
be tradition of American policy. Mr.. Fish adroitly
opens curious historical controversy by boldly as
sertng that the real author of the principle cnunclaed
in President Monroes Message was, OF all men, Mr..
Canning
" The revelations are astounding. Looking at the
evidence which Mr. Fish based this assertion,
We astonished at tho intellectual audacity with
which attempts give to the irrelevant the weight
of relevancy by dnt OF stout affirmation. Monroes
idea corrupted until it degenerated into bar.
rem cry Of America for the Americans. Its bad
effects have been mitigated in practice by
the good sense OF American statesmen al
though its pretensions have hampered their
freedom OF action and kept many perious questions
open which might have been usefuIly closed by
diplomacy Many Americans had believe that
the of foreign colonies upon the soil OF the
continent insupportable outrage. From such
exaggerations of originally foolish claim we are
glad to see that Mr. Fish has withdrawn and that he
shapes his policy rather by the precedents of Monroe
administration than by the principles OF Monroes
Message
'Mr Fish's arguments much what we would ex.
pect from asiute statesman feeling bound respect
popular prejudices while receding from an untenable
position and minimizing obsolete principles. His ad-
mission that he has invited European governments to
examine state OF things in Cuba would be quite suf
6cent raise popular clamor If the Monroe doctrine
had kept its hold upon the imagination of the Ameri-
can people
Stunning TO Mr.. Fish's citations from Mr. Rushs
conversation with Canning discover that the English
statesman gave single word to justify the prcten-
sions OF President Monroe's Message.
sMr Flsh declares that the American invitation ad
dressed the European Powers falls the
of the doctrine because Cuba is still colony but
that the spirit of the Monroe Message clearly ex.
rludes interference with Cuba by any European Power
except Spain for other can claim locus stdnd by
existing posscssory interest. This spirit Mr. Fish
utterly casts out and If he is willing to read the
Monroe doctrine backward and to interpret 1t accord
Ing the councils OF Mr.. Canning which the original
dogma directly traversed, we do not grudge him sue
in his efforts to preserve the appearance Of con-
vistency"
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CHARLEY ROSS AGAIN.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. l. 1876
special despatch from Crestnc Ohio, says that
the report from Tinn Ohio that child supposed bo
Charley Ross has been found near Charlottesville,
wyandoite county well authenticated by respons-
bic residents OF that county at Upper Sandusky. No
details are given.
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THE VIRGINIUS CASE.

GENERAL BuRIIEL SUMMONED FROM BILBAO TO
THE SPANISH CAPITAL.
LONDON, Feb. . 1876
despatch. from Santander to the Times announces
that General Burrel Military Governor Of Bilbao has
been summoned to Madrid, account Of the Virgnius
affair aud left Santander on Monday.
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RUSSIA.

THE PUNISHMENT OF AN ALARM1sT AND STOCK
JoBBER
Moscow, Feb l. 1915
The German Ca-e,ts Of this city Is informed that the
reason Of the deportation Of the merchant Brodsky
that he was the author OF alarmst kilograms letters
and dispatches Berlin and London with the object OF
dcprcca,ng Russian stocks and raising the price Of
wheat.
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WORMS, THE ALLEGED FoRGER.
MONTREAL. Feb. /. 1876

Dr. Worms, the alleged forger, was brought before
Judge Ramsay to-day. The complainant, Mr.. Newman,
Of Chicago and Consul General Dart gave their ovi-
dencc, the prisoner was examined at length and the
casa nlionrned unll tomorrow.
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A FAIR LADY BECOMES STILL FAIRER By
using that sautary beautiher. GLENN's SULPHUR
"IffLL's HAIR WHIsKER DYE.n black or brown Soc
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THE JAPANESE CENTENNIAL COM
AIISSIONERS.
G,N FRAvcTsco. Zen. ! 1s7e

SAN Francisco, Feb. ], 1s56
The japanese Commissioners 70 the Centennial
Mossrs G. Kuust NJ shioda T. Yamaon. H. Shbata
and 81, Tawara, arrived yesterday on the Beglc and
---sa ---,-a.. e--~s tssa dava.
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THE ISsURREcT1oNrsr PRINCE SATISFIED WITH

HIS POSITION.
VIENNA. Feb. l. 1876.
The Polisohe Correspondence Of this city is author
zed to contradict the statements which have recently
been circulated respect to Prince Milans supposed
dissatisfaction with the present position Of affairs and
his intention to resign There is nothing in the pres
condition OF the country to justify serious alarm
so extreme measure abdication
There have been struggles and contentious between
the political parties but they left the position OF tho
dynasty entirely untouched All Servia has affirmed
that It is well that at the present juncturc
serious misfortune could happen the country
than change Of its ruler.
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TURKEY.

THE ANDRAssY NOTE COMMUNICATED VERBALLY
TO THE sULTAN-THREE OF THE GREAT POWERS
ACT IN THE MATTEE-THE PUBLIC SITUATION
IN THE DISCONNECTED PROVINCES.
CoSsTANrNoPLE, Feb. 1, 1876.
The Austrian, Russian and German ambassadors COM
muncated Count Andrassy's verbally to the Porte
yesterday. The ambassadors Of the other Powers at
the same time declared that their governments saw
nothing in Count Andrassys proposals contrary the
Treaty Of Paris
PORTE.
The Porte has promised TO examine the scheme and
acquaint the Powers with its decision.
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GENERAL QUEsADA AT BILBAo-HIs MARCH
THROUGH BIsCAy.
BILBAO, Feb l, 1876
General Quesada has arrived here having marched
through Blscay without meeting serious resistance.
Fourteen Carlist battalons concentrated at Ger
MICA, but they appear to be discouraged and unde-
cided.
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RUSSIAN FRowN AGAINST THE HERzEGov1SIAN
INSURGENTS


LONDON, Feb 2, 1876.
Vienna telegram to the Standard reports that
Prince GortschakoG has instructed dele
gate Of the international Assistance Com
mrtec to inform the Herzegovnians they
must be satisfied with Andrassys reforms and necd
expect no support from Russia
YECTEAL on THE PROVINCIAL FRONTIERS
Neutrality is strictly observed on the Bosnian
and Croatian frontiers.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH REPORTS OF THE PROS
rEcTs or TIE vARRINo PARTIES IN SPAIN.
London, Feb. 2, 1876
The Tines despatch from santander says:-"The
town partially illuminated tonight FOR the capture
OF Durango by General Iona.
Reinfcrcements have been sent hence to San sebas-
tian.
WAR sEPoRrs TO PARIs-soTH coSrESDISG
SPANISH PARTIES WELL PLEASED.
Trustworthy intelligence has been received al Paris
that General Delaires' column entered Ezondo and ST.
Jean de Luz on Tuesday.
An Alfonsist attack on Santa Barbara, near Maneru,
has been repulsed.
The carlists have abandoned another place. named
Santa BAFbara, Otciza An attack BY the Alions
lists on Lorca failed. Tho reverse In that quarter
caused panic at san Sebastian, and a large quantity
Of specie was sent into France
is also reported that the Aonslss entered Elzondo
on Monday and are now blockaded by tho Carlists
marching from Vera
The CarIist troops are enthusiastic
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CARLIsT DENIALs OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAID
TO HAVE REITERATED.
ToLosA, Feb. l, 1876
The Carlists deny that they defeated at Santa
Barbara They claim that their General (Perulal re-
pulsed the royalists and pursued them 10 Puente la
Reina that The royalist division advancing Lorca
defeated aud retrcatcd prccipitaely, and that
General Morones received a check the Goth
OF January.
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The New York herald., 1876-02-02
English Contradiction Of Secretary FiShs OFF,
cial Assertions and Position.
Has the Famous Monroe Doctrine Been
Surrendered or Made Worthless?
Mr.. Canning No Authority for the
Washington Circular.
intellectual Audacity' Cannot Change the
Facts Of History.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD BY CABLE ]
LONDON, Feb. !, 1876
There is an important leader published in the Times
to-day contradcng Secretary Fshs assertion that his
action in the Cuban affair is in accordance with tho
Monroe doctrine.
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ENGLISH DETAILS or THE FIGHTING IN NORTH
ERN SPAIN.

ENGLISH DETAILS or THE FIGHTING IN NORTH
EBN SPAIN.
LoNDox, Feb. l. 1876
The Times this morning publishes lettcr from San
Sebastian from which cleaned the following inter-
esng details and results of Of the initial engage
between the royalsts and Carlists in Northern
SPAIN
JUDIcIoUs STRATEGY FOLLOWED BY VERY SHARP ACTION
The movement by the royalists toward Vera on the
25th OF January, was only fcnt to the real at
tack Gueiara. Guetaria the only point the Carl
lists have held the Cantabran coast OF san
Sebastian since the commencement of the war.
General Morones, returning to San Sebastian en-
barked bataIions Of troops, which landed at Cue
tara before daylight the Goth. These Immediately
attacked and captured the height Of Garatcmendi,
which commands the town OF Guetaria
The Carlists fed, almost without firing shot.
AN IMPORTANT VICTORY
1t would be difficult to overestimate the importance
Of this movement 1t completely alters the condition
OF the Guipuzeoan campaigs; renders necessary the
abandonment of the Carst positions from which they
bombarded San Sebastian, and opens easy route
whereby General Mouones may advance into Biscay,
threatening Durango and other Carlist centres, to
junction with General Lona's forces advancing
from the direction Of Bilbao.
cARLIsM NEAR ITS DEATH
Thus General Moriones movements have commenced
most favoraby, and should subsequent operations be
crowned with equal success Carsm will soon have
ceived its death blow IN the western provinces.
GENERAL ALARM THE cARLIsT RANKS
great panic is said to prevail among the Carlists at
Vera and at other points on the Bdassoa River. Gen
eral Moriones continues the movement he commenced
yesterday
THE cARLIsTs DRIVEN TO THE MOUNTAINS ON
THE FRONTIER
SAN SEBASTIAN, Feb. l, 1876
Advices received here that General Marti-
nez Campos advancing into the heart Of the Batzan
Valley driving the Carists toward the mountains of
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This Treatise will be practical handbook adapted 90 tho
Of the profession in state and Territory where tho
procedure prevails IL Is also designed
book for students whether in Offices In law schools.
that end frequent reference has been made tho
law and equity systems OF procedure Ia explains
OF their general doctrines and principles and
comparing them with those which have been substituted in
their piace.-Preface
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

HoxE.-If there is one thing that
preserves youth from the contamina-
ton of vices and makes manhood
noble II is the sweet, the sacred in
fuences of home; not home filled
with dissentions and broils-not
merely place to lay the head and
partake Of the necessaries Of life,
but home filled with the atmosphere
Of gentle peace and guarded by the
most sacred love instilled into human
hearts. One may be mid the glitter
ing pleasures of metropolitan exist
enes-may be intoxicated with the
perfume of foreign flowers and listen
to the music of world renowned
sengsters, but the modest home holds
pleasures no place on earth can give.
The gentle violet is sweeter and the
simple melody from a mothers lips
buries all beneath the emotions they
alone can bring. Home is the birth
place of q lovc--a hallowed affection
that grows in the heart as intelligence
dawns; and the nobler the soul, the
tenderer the heart, the greater influ-
,nce will its precepts exercise through
life--a love whose pride in serving is
not debasing reverence; q love
which not only covers the sins but
lifts the veil from virtues whose beauty
might otherwise have lain concealed
linking hearts closer and closer,
until the very name of home is sane
tilted by the noblest, sweetest
thoughts of life. But such home is
not wrought by the virago, who
quarrels with her husband, destroys
the furniture, breaks the windows
and courses through the streets with
her children, using language that
would shame the degraded vulgarian
What recollection of home will at
tend these children in manhood
What tender memories will be associ.
ated with the guileless days Of child.
hood! The heart turns sick in con
temptation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

Cur.-One of the Pioneers received
such injuries from a broken bottle
on the night before last that his left
thumb will have to be amputated'
We imagined there was nothing in or
about a bottle that could possibly
hurt Pioneer. They are about the
toughest biggest hearted, generous
souled fellows in the world, but il
appears they sometimes get their
fingers or thumbs where they ought
not to be.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

POLICE DOCKET Mrs. Ungcr was
arrested Sunday night by officers
Miller and Noble for disturbing the
peace, and breaking the doors and
windows In the house she occupied.
She appeared before the Court yes
serday, was fined $3.50; being I'M
able to pay the fine she was COM
united to the County Jail for ls days.
M. J. Unger charged with assault
and battery was brought before
Justice Gould last evening, pleaded
guilty and paid the imposed fine Of
$40 ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

AT Cosr.-People differ IN many
things. Few men adopt the manner
of doing the same thing. II il true
we are all seeking wealth and bappi
ness; many act upon the same prin-
ciple, but apply it different, rs our
natures and ideas suggest. For ill.,
stance, some merchants desire from
SO to 100 per cent. profit on their
goods; others are satisfied with a
much smaller interest on their capt.
tai, deemiDg il better to dispose "A
larger quantity and thus make up
the difference. THIS is the Uase with
the popular firm OF Vaenberg & Co.,
whose elegant store is situated at No.
30, South e street, Virginia. They
are the most liberal dealers in the
State, and have one OF the finest as
sortment of goods ever imported to
this State. People wishing to pur-
chase anything in the dry goods
line will find it to their interest ia
give them call.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

RENOVATED. - Vic. Meuller has
renovated his fine saloon on Main
street, Carson, and has everything
now in elegant shape. But the new
and improved beauties Of his alco-
holic palace does not compare with
the brands Of wines and liquors
which he dipenses with such win
ming smiles and graceful manners
a. to excite the envy Of less fortu'
nate men. Give him . call for his
hberality deserves success
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

DAMAGE.-Mr. Blanchard informs
us that the damages resulting from
his large team Of IA horses and
heavy quartz wagon which went
over the high bank between the
Justice mine and the Pacific mill,
will not amount to over q hundred
dollars. 1t was remarkable escape,
and one would imagine the whole
team would he killed, but little or
no damage was received by the
horses and. not over $50 to the
wagon. II was caused by The wheels
Slipping over the frozen ground too
near the bank which breaking of
let the whole concern over.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01
lMPROvEMENr.-The virginia Cit,

lArRovEMESr.-The Virginia City
Coal Company, whose location is stu
ated in FL Dorado Canon, are making
arrangements to get things in first
class working order. A large boiler
intended for that company passed
through Dayton on Wednesday last.
This is mineral enterprise that
should meet with encouragement
from every quarter, as a satisfactory
development will be of inestimable
benefit to the whole country.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

WELCOME HONE Mrs. Frank
Kenyon, the estimable wife If our
senior, returned yesterday morning
from a protracted visit to the East,
where she was called some time ago
by the illness of her father. The
worthy man has closed his eyes in
the long sleep, and the devoted
daughter has returned, much to the
pleasure of her many friends.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

We saw, the other day, an impecu-
Nous individual trying to sell as a
valuable relic q three-cent postage
stamp, which he declared was from
one of Paul's letters to the Corinthi-
ans. We referred him to Parkinson of
the Tribune" and when last seen he
was making his way towards Car
son. How the thing came out no
@fellah" can tell.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

Roll OF HoNoR.-The following
is the roll Of honor Of the Silver
City school for the month of JAN
nary Caroline Sabine, Lille
Gross, Eddie Burnell. Henry In
dian. Chas. Wagner, John Tucker,
Willie Branbrock, Bonnie Wilson,
100 f; Lizzie Whitman, Clara
Brainard. Nettie Burneli, Emma
Branbrock, Jennie Geycr, Peter
Gross. John MERRIAM, Samuel
Washburn. Lewis Burt, Johnny
Gross, Charles Noble, Charles
Caunter, 30.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

MORR WoRK.-The Sutro "lnde-
pendent" says an additional force Of
IS men have been put to work in the
Sutro tunnel. They are divided into
three shifts and are engaged in WIDEN
ing out that part of the bore known
az the narrow tunnel, which Is about
1000 feet in length.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

The Judge said to us the therday
1.-THE wealthy men are all dying.
First my friend, Bill Astor, now old
Anthy Rothschild, and somehow I'm
not feeling very we'll to-day"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

Born. - On Sunday, January
23d, at Carson City. TO the wife OF
G. Z. Laughtoo, son. We con.
gratulate the happy parents on this
addition to the Laughton family,
and hope that the youngster may
follow in the footsteps Of his paren-
tai ancestors to prosperity and
honor-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

Mr.. John Milton O'Callahan Smith,
an esteemed citizen of Ormsby coun-
ty, proposes to invite to his next
birthday celebration (his seventy-sec-
ond) every individual in that county
over fifty years Of age who uses
neither tobacco, whisky or profanity.
Upon making a thorough canvass of
the county only seven are eligible to
that honor.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-02-01

A fellow can't coast neat as fast
when he has q pullbsck Oh the sled
with him.