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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
p.p.r,ure. n.sardny Eve.ing.
Departure. Last E~v~si.x.

I-Ssrrcronso on ELrcrioS. Robert Moore
va. appointed Inspector Of Election Tor
N. new precinc, Of the Third wari. vir-
riuia, In the place Of Wales Ayerill, who
decline. 10 serve. Josiah GARNER was ap-
pointrd Inspector OF Election for flowery
precinct in place of j. %. Powers ~
signed.
slIsrisLp suoorISo scHooL.-We UNI
der.,and that the Ssrsield Guard VIII
open a shooting academy shortly. out Al
their range on American Flat, in order to
give the other military companies Oh
storey county q chance to learn the true
CTsedmoor style.
PosrPoS1MESr.-The delinquent sale In
the matter Of the present ASSESSMENT OF
the Knlckerbocker Mining Company IL
further postponed until the 18th OF NoNcm-
Der. See official notice in our advertising
columns to-day.
Tux srccoE M,cmSERr.-The boilers
Of the suecor mine are set. also the hoist
~ing-engine. aud the pumP-bob Is in place.
All is in readiness for the remainder OF .ne
machinery. which 10 expected 10 ARRIVE
some time next week.
visIIoRs.-A great many people from
Carson City. Reno aud surrounding towns
were In Virginia last saturday to witness
and participate in the funeral ceremonies
% Hon. Charles T.. DE Long ~ eondue'su
In that city.
W. II. HILL has been appointed a mem'
her VI the Board 81 school Trustees Tor
Virginia. in place Of \. II. Ferguson VINO
has removed from the State.
Amt In favor Of ormsby county has
teeh allowed by the County Commits.
sIoners Of Storey county for the sum OF
s5lJ IS.
CONTRACTORS arr beginning 10 feel AFRAID
o. freezing weather, aud the brick build
ings now under way are being rushed
ahead.
Anosa the bars Of bullion shipped per
Well. Fargo a Co.. last Saturday evening
was one Of gold. valued at si.cs2 W.
0roaor TurLY. Republican nominee for
Presidential Eiecior. was visiting the coni-
stock last Saturday.
TuK Board Of County Commissioner
held . regular meeting In Virginia o"y
last Saturday.
FoHrr bars Of bulliou. valued at sisi''
ssi IS, were sent from Virginia City last
evening.
U~SsklsoS,ny boquets are offered Tor
sale ON tho streets Of Virginia CITY,
CENTENNIAL. medals are In great demand
In Gold Hill and Virginia.
ATTORNEY GENERAL kIrrRELL was IN
Virginia last Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

A BEAUTIFUL TRiBuTE. Colonel II. ii.
Taylor in his culoey over his dead friend.
Hon. Charles T.. DE Long, In Virginia on
Saturday, said many beautiful things. but
none more true nor beautiful than this /;
=. In the social relations Of life lac was ur-
bane. frank. cordial, generous and true.
So far removed Was his manner from aus.
terity or GOODNESS that his friends-and
their name il legion-callcd him Char
ley" And Charley Is dead! His hearty
hand-grasp, the magnetism OF his pres
enco. may nsyer DO felt again. No more
forever ON earth shall We look upon his
beaming. soul-lit eye ; no more shall We
hear his kindly, CHEEKY voice! lie IL
dead AMI y shadow, somber and dark,
has fallen into tho places which lac Hum
ined 10y the genial light 81 his converse
and his smile. All! dear Charley, though
you have passed from us, and gone upon
that upward journey which we Pioneers
must all shortly take-gone To pioneer our
way '' to that undiscovered country from
whose bourne no traveller returns"-you
still live in our hearts, II is meet that
you should lie borne back To that Mays
VILE, the scene % your early struggles and
triumphs, there 10 be- laid at rest where
first YOU beheld the prairie flowers Thou
swift-wingei chariot, drawn by the steel
ribbed sieed of fire, safely bear our
brother hence; aud when with sorrow.
stricken hearts tender hands have lain
him In his narrow home, we will Join
their =. hail and farewell" IN the assured
hope Of a happy meeting In a better
uorll 20
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REPORT.
~iarromrrD DAILY AZ a. =. krArrso a COL
Nan francisco Rsar.i.

ruIs MORNING..
45 Ophir. s0S. soi. S'.. 81
I'D Mexican. 7s.. -. ssA, ~.
as 0ould 4 Curry. i34. Is.
sD5 Best d belehgr. % tsk. tSa
sd California. 5sA. ~, So, 5sA
30 Seilow Jacket. s3s. nv. g.i. bs, 2'., =
ass Impsrial Con. ia. SIS
10 savage. 10
~ Con. Virginia. IS. 1S. ,9.. an, ns bill
$50 ksntuek. i2S an. i3k
10 Chollar.roio-i, -
15 Crown Point. nv. ~
20 Iielchsr. ~
1876 sisrr. Nevada. ~. ~. ~
10 Utah, Is
40 Bailion. s5A
~ Ereheques, iss
~ Ov.rmAn, sik
iiD Justice, "a. - hiO. a., ~. "a IN
ss Union Coo. Nv. -. H.
80 Julia. fs,T
La c.leionia. iOi.. i0S
80 baltimore, W
a. silver I'LL. ~
~ Alta.
80 woodsilie. ~. ~
2D Kos-uth. 2. -.
lbs Andes. ~.
rs fiorids.
GU NIAGARA. iE
100 isyiaih sn. CSC
$50 North CIn. Virginia, MIS-
$50 Prospect is,is
sd rrolsn. &C
$50 Tahoe. sfkc.t
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Aa.e&f AnIes.

sax FnAScisco. October sol p. N.
Ophir-5ok bill.
Lsopard-si. bid. c. asked.
California -57h asked.
California-57S bid.
Best 4 Beicher-iIS bid, ~ asked.
Yellow Jacket-22 bid.
lmperial-3 80 Asked.
Ophir-50s asked,
Exchequer-i5ss asked.
Northern Bello-2jS asked.
Yellow Jacket-23a bid. Z.
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A ~sUPFOCATINa tOuGu.

In . lotter to Mrs. Lisle, OF chicago. a well
known contributor 20 the Western press, she
ascrlbes the cure OF dangerous cough. accom-.
panied BY bleeding al the lungs, 10 llAle's
Honey OF llorrhound aud Tar. MY cough"
she says. Threatened Ia runocaie me .
but the Honey Of llorehound and Tar has
removed every trace OF IT," The letter was 10
. lady friend In this city. Who has placed u At
the dlsposal Of O. N. crtienion. I sixth ave.
nue.. Piko'r Toothsehe Drop, cure In one
mlnuta
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ELECTION TICKETS, CARDS, HAND

LECTION TICKETS, CARDS, HAND
Hills, ri.ACARD-, rO>rER-, AND
EVERYTHING IN THAT LINE FOR
POLITICAL PARTIES, CLuRs AND
CANDIDATES., PROMPTLY ENE-
CITED I'D ORDER IN SUPERIOR
STYLE. AND At TIKI vEay LOW
EST RATES. At ruE STEAM Jon
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT az
TuE GOLD uIt.i. DAILY NEWS.
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TO CANDIDATES..

We wish 10 remind all candidates for ofAee
st the coming election that all snnouneemeni-
In this paper and all election printing mus, be
paid In advance. We can accept of no eontin-
gent arrangements. show Jour wor'hinsss for
the once by paying promptly ycur printsr'-
bills.
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THE OUTLOOK.

Owing TO tho universal stringency and
dull times for tho last few months, the
people generally practice economy In their
purchases In oil branches Of trade. Tho
clothing business has felt the pressure
with the rcst. Considering the situation.
wo feel gratihed that u business has
held IL own beyond u expectations. Al
though the hard times are not yet past,
we feel that reaction will come, and that
PEOPLE MILL HAVE NEW CLOTHING.
In anticipation Of this. We are laying In
Q large and well-selccted stock OF custom
mada clothing for men and boys, furnish
goods, boots. shoes, hats, trunks. y~alises,
blankets. etc.. and In purchasing Kept an
eye 10 ~. maia eAaRcs = namely: buying
cheap-for we know that We must sell low
TO meet the depleted purses OF the com
munity. and We can and will do 1t. Come
and 500 II we don't.
RErSsrErS 4 WOLF.
Leading Clothiers. Gold Hill.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL 70 ru. GOLD ullL DAILY rrvr.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Peli,is.I Exsi.smsns.

Political Exeftements
PHILADELPHIA. October 3d. There Is
considerable excitement In political circles
to-day. occasioned by Henry Marcus and
sumuel Joseph being charged with pre-
pairing TO issue TO illegal voters 100000
tax receipts. Samuel Joseph 10 prom.
inent Democratic politician. He will
have o hearing to-day, Marcus Is Treas
urer Of tho Democratic City Executive
Committee. He has been held 10 bail for
trial. The arrests were made ct instance
Of Christian Kreuss. Chairman OF the He
publican City Committee.
Robbery.
NEW York. October 30.-The jewellery
store Of Stern Brothers on Nassau street.
was entered by burglars between Saturday
evening and Sunday morning. The safe
was broken open and $4,000 worth Of
Iewelry stolen.
Court Martial.
wAsmSoroS. October 30.-A Court
Martial has been appointed 10 meet at ~.
Louis on November ID. with Lieutenant
Z. W. Savage n Judge Advocate.
The Maine ssuatorship.
WASHINGTON. October 30. - Secretary
Morrill, pronounces without any founda-
ton tho published statement that no CON-
templates quitting the Cabinet to enter
upon the canvass for tho Maine Senator
ship.
The Exposition.
PmDlDELPHiA. October Solve thou
sand visitors are At present IN tho FL.
position grounds and In the buildings.
Yesterday the passing gates TO all build
ings, except this United States buildings.
were open IN cash admissions up 10 l p. n.
The prospect Of tho success Of the permA-
nent exhibition In the main building aro
considered catering.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

LYox's KArHARioS makes beautiful.
glossy. luxuriant hair ; prevents ita falling
out or turning gray. II has stood the test
Of forty years, is charmingly perfumed.
and has nc rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
A CARD.

To oil who are suffering from the errors and
IndiseretIons Of youth. nervous weakness,
carly decay, loes NJ manhood. ETC.. ] will send
. recipe that will cure you, free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered by q mis-.
sionary In South America. Send q self-ad.
drv-sed envelope 10 the liey. Joseph 7. lnman,
station ID. Bible House, New York city.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

"I'M o man Of very quiet tastes"
said he rs he won't quietly behind the
door and tasted somsthing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

woRLp's GREAT IlgNEDr Medical
Wonder" - for rheumatism. neuralgia,
cramp-colic, colds, sprains, burns, tooth
ache, etc. oci lmt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

ISJISuuY.-The Piutcs living In this
vicinity are quite ingenious in preparing
their Winter quarters. They PICK up all
kinds Of lumber and rubbish with which
they can patch up a habitabls cabin, and
feel satisfied 10 they can. keep. the rain and
snow of the place occupied by them for a
bed. They also take advantage Of any
thing ia the way Of an enclosure and
utilize u to the fullest possible extent
Across the railroad from. and south OF the
depot. there Is n large steam boiler. and q
number of Indians have taken possession
81 this for their Winter home. THERE'S =
man-hole In each end which may he
opened or closed by means OF q piece sf
oilcloth. according to the direction from
which the wind blows. The bottom OF
this cylindrical house il lined with gunny-
sacks and when they are comfortably en-
sconssd therein. like Gavroche inside
VI the wooden elephant. they can bid den
ancc to tho storm. The outside Of the
boiler il To be covered with gunnysacks'
which will render the place very comfort
able. A number " old smokestaek'
about own might BE- utilized in the SAINT
way.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, October 30.-Tho steamer Pan
dora, which sailed from Southampton for
Smiths Sound. In the Arctic regions, some
months ago. for the purpose Of bringing
to England any dispatches which might
have been deposited there by the Arctic
Expedition. has just returned. She passed
Crook Haven ON the way TO Portsmouth At
noon to-day. All ON board are we'll.
silver.
LONDON. October s0.-silver to-day Is
quoted at 53S pence.
The fortnighsiy Ssttismeal
LONDON, October 3O.-This Is the last
day Of the usual fortnighily settlement on
stock exchange. Three failures are An
nounced. The liabilities are small.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

IT was . drunken carpenter who said
he could not carry his spirit level.
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HInIx,a MAGNOLIA BALM prcsery zee and

restores tho complexion, removes freckles,
tan and sallowness; makes the skin soft.
white and delicate. Its application ean-
not be detected.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES


,aA 70 IN. o / NIL DAILY srw..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-24
TRAGEDY IN PROVIDENCE.

AN UNFORTUNATE WOMAN SHOT By AN M
FORTUNATE sUIToR--sUPPosED SUICIDE OF
THE MURDxREE--AN AGREEMENT TO DIE
TOGETHER NOT CARRIED OUT
PROVIDENCE, r. L., April %, 1871.
A cold bloodcd and probably premcditated murder
occurred in fashionable house of bad rcputc at No -
street, in this city, Saturday evening. For six
months past Sarah Lillian wavery, alias Josie Revere
has occupied prominent position among the dcmi
monde. shc had several lovers and merchant, X
Wecdin, very earnest IN his attentions. on Sat-
urday evening he called at the house In company with
a companion After pleasant interview he followed
her TO her apartments Hcrc Il is thought, he re-
newcd his proposals of marriage, which Miss waverly
again declined. Barely had five minutes elapsed when
PISTOL
were heard and the mistress OF the house rushing up
stairs found the girl dying and wccdn with pistol at
his head apparently in tho act OF killing himself Ho
promptly quilted the house. returned again in short
time and then departed, which time he has not
been seen He Is believed to have
COMMITTED SUICIDE.
1t Is understood from remarks made bv Wccdtn that
they had agreed die together in order 10 obtain tho
happiness denied by circumstances here Wccdtn the
murderer. Is thIrty-nvc years old married and has
family. Miss Wavery was twenty years old aud
very beautiful She has mother living in Worcester,
Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-24
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYYIcE or rHE CHIEF SIGNAL 0YYicER,
WAsHryGroS, April AL A. N.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OYYIcE Tux CHIEF SIGNAL 0YyiCER,
WAsmyGroy, April al A. NJ
Probabilities
For Monday, In the South Atlantic States, warm
southerly winds. hnzy and cloudy weather will pre-
vail, followed by colder northeast winds, cloud and
rain
For the Gulf States southcry Winds stationary tem-
pcraturc, clear and partly cloudy weather, falling,
followed by rising barometer and possibly northcry
winds.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley rising barometer,
northeast TO northwest winds, cooler and cloudy
weather.
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
rising barometer cooler north to cast winds and partly
cloudy weather.
For the lake region and New England, diminishing
northcrly winds, clear partly cloudy weather. sta
sionary or temperature and stationary rising
pressure
For the Middle Atlantic States, rising barometer,
clear or clearing weather. and cooler northcrly winds
The rivers continue stationary or slowly falling.
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THE MEXICAN REVOLUTION.

THE DIAz MOVEMENT GAINING GRoUND-A
PLATED REPORTED DEATH OF coRTINA-
ABOLITION or THE DUTY on EXPLOITATION
OF corN-GovERNMENr SUCCESSES.
BEowSsvmLE, Texas, April %, 1870
Tho revolution in Mexico is gaining ground rapidly
100000 has been voluntarily subscribed in Mata-
moros and Daz will soon move toward Monterey with
force OF 500 men, several pieces Of artillery and
abundant supplies
Tho recent reports OF attempts by the regular
military officers the frontier TO levy forced loans
are without foundation.
PRESERVING NEUTRALITY.
Tho American steamer Rio Bravo the other
side Of the river and all Of tho American officers
on the alert here in preservation OF neutrality
CHANGE
The Mexican Consul In this place. Manuel Trcviho,
has been removed and Cassmer Castro has boon ap
pointed in his place.
NEW rARIrv.
The tariff on all mportasions TO Matamoros has
been promulgated The duty on the expectation Of
com has been withdrawn.
JUAN coHrIxA
General Juan n Cortna the famous bandit and cattle
stcalcr OF the border is reported shot,
EscoBEDos ADVANCE.
The reported advance Of Escobcdo from Monterey on
Matamoros is not generally credited
LAREDO
was occupied by government troops yesterday.
BUSINESS SUSPENDED
Tho Mexican telegraph lines are down and business
with the interior is entirely suspended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-24
THE UTICA CONVENTION.
DELEGATEs ELECTED FROM VARIOUS ASSEMBLY
DISTRICTS.

DELEGATEs ELECTED FROM VARIOUS ASSEMBLY
DISTRICTS.
ALBANY, April 81, 1875
In four Assembly district conventions held on Sat-
urday in Erie county delegates 10 the Utica Conven-
ton were chosen who in favor OF Governor Tdcns
nomination for tho Presidency They are rs follows
Second Observation-Disclosures Dauchy, Louis Knc and
G. G. GrImard.
Third Disirct-A. p Laning. I. p. Dayton and Jamos
ii. Humphrey.
Fourth Distrct-charlcs =. Tabor, Joscrh Holway
and G. X. Lester.
Fifth District-Frank Thorn, Burt Cha1ce and A. X
Woodward
At the Second Assembly District Convention OF
Chauiauqua county, held yesterday. Hon. 0bed Edison,
A. J. Week and w. Booksavcr were elected delegates
to Utica. Resolutions wcro adopted 'avorlng the nomi
nation OF Governor Tilden for the Presidency.
UTICA. \. ". April %, 1876
The delegates from tho Third district oneida countv
10 the Utica Convention are Harvey $. B@ieal and
James y. Corcoran, OF Rome, and Benjamin A.
Stone, OF Camden.
HoRSELLsvrLLY n y, April 90, 1875
s. v Lattimcr. T.. J. Cox and Austin Lathrop
yesterday elected delegates at Addison for the Second
district Of Steubcn county. Resolutions indorsng
Governor Tildcn were adopted.
BrFFALo. April o. 1876.
Tho following tho delegates elected from the
Fifth Assembly district 10 the Utica Convention -
Frank Thornc Bush ChaiIce A. X. Woodward Tho
First district adjourned until Monday
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COACHING.
From the sun or yes,crday.l


Tho Coaching Club were yesterday out with six four
finland draes and made striking appearance as they
drove up Fifth avenue and through the Park. II
rare exhibition OF fine horses. expert driving and
spirited sport Tho coaches Respondent with
color and gay with the OF ladies who rode
In them; the harness was brilliant with gold
and silver, and tho gentlemen handling the rcins
proudly directed their double teams past adfnirng
crowds The day was clear and balmy, and the
as the coaches drove up the gay avenue and into tho
Park crowded with vehicles gathered there enjoy the
sight. was very Impressive. The Coaching CLUB will
furnish much pleasure for IT'S members and their
friends as well as much amusement for The public tins
spring and summer The gentlemen who drive enter
INTO the business with zeal ana show that they have
not studied in vain how handle the rcns But so far
as the public Is concerned the starting OF Sir. De
lancey kanes coach Tor the public accommodation on
the LIST OF MAY will be the most satisfactory develop
mcnt OF the inter ST OF our rich young gentlemen IN
driving four-,n hand The seats OF Mr.. Kane coach
are engaged in advance. and no will start his line TO
Pelham under the best auspices
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THE EMPRESS OF BRAZIL.

Der Majesty the Empress Of Brazil Yesterday morn
Ing, accompanied by her SUITE attended mass at tho
Church OF 81 Vincent dc Paul. and ut the conclusion Of
the religious services returned to her apartments
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where she remained Sc
cudcd for the remainder Of the day. During the az
ternoon Her Majesty occupied herself with writing let
tiers to her daughter RIO Janciro, who is now acting
Regent In the absence of her illustrious father
The members OF the suite also followed the Empress
example by writing 10 tcir friends at homo, dcscrib-
ing their reception IN America ard their impressions
Of the country so far as they have opportunities 10
form judgment
This morning Her Majesty Will visit the Academy Of
the Sacred Heart In Seventeenth street. and in the AZ
tcrroon will call at the Convent OF the Sacred Heart
At Manhattanville. She Will attend ono OF the thea
tres IN tho evening, but which will DO the selected
house has not yet been determined.
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DOM PEDRO.

MS MAJESTY AT THE HOME or THE xonMoNs--
VISIT TO THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ON THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND THE NOR
MON MEETING HOUSE
OGDEN. Utah. April %, 1876
This morning the Emperor visited the Mormon
Tabernacle and greatly admired the strange archi-
lecture OF the building. He did not meet Brigham.
He visited the sulphur springs at Camp Douglas,
but want Of time prevented his driving to the lake.
The train stopped when returning here to allow the
Emperor TO experiment
THE DENSITY OF THE WATER
His Majesty afterward attended mass, when
Father Scanlon preached on the Apostolic sue
cession. His discourse was directed against Nor
monism. In remarking upon this the Emperor said
looiQsle f,npttoyaole.
AT MORMON SERVICE.
In the afternoon he attended service in the Nor
mon meeting house. when Apostle Taylor delivered
discourse in defence OF Mormonism, taking the
ground that the direct influence OF the Deity was
as necessary now during the time OF the prophets
THE ARGUMENT
was weak and rambling and the English susceptible
OF Improvement His Majesty did not visit the
harcm.
assembled at Salt Lake on his departure.
The imperial train win leave Ogden at seven
O'Clock for San Francisco.
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A DINNER TO THE FIFTH AVENUE
STAGE DRIVERS

Tho Coaching Club purpose giving dinner to tho
drivers Of tho Fifth avenue stages, thcy have been
most oblging to tho gentlemen drivers. In London
where largo number OF regular coaches start every
morning, the good will OF tho cabbics and omnibus
drivers is n matter OF great Importance Any person
who has ever seen tho crack English gentlemen whips
"tooling" their various Goa hes down Piccadilly
Regent street at understand that their rate Of
speed would DO impossible II tho drivers of cabs and
omnibuscs did not give way. Since the Introduction
OF coaching in New York the stage drivers havc shown
the greatest courtesy to their amateur brethren Of tho
WHIP and the latter intend to show their appreciation
by giving dinner to the stage drivera
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Spanish Treasury Calculations Heavy Tax
alton and Administrative
Economy.
POWERFUL HEDAToRS WITH THE PORTE
French Action for Commercial Reciprocity
with the United States.
ANTONELLI's HEALTH
FRANCE.

ELECTIONS ron SEATS IN THE CHAMBER OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND REpUBLIcANIsM
PRETTY EVENLY BALANCED.
PARIS, April %, 1874
Second elections held day for members Of tho
Chamber OF Deputies the Thirteenth reimbursement
and 81 Denis.
PARTY RESULTS.
NJ Cantagrcl, radical, waS elected in the former dis.
trc receiving $3.50 votes against ESQ for NJ Perron,
Bonapartist
In ST. Denis NJ. Camille See, republican success
fu polling 630s 763 for NJ Duvcrdier radical
General wimpfen, republican, who appeared a
candidate the first election, withdrew from tho
test
oYFEyBAcH.
II. Orcnbach sailed from Havre yesterday on the
Transatlantic Company's steamer Canada
COMMERCIAL RECIPROCITY WITH TIKI UNITED sTArEa
lie So,r thai the Ministry of Foreign Affairs is
considering tho Of commercial treaty with the
United States.
TIE RAISES NEW TARIFF
is proposed TO place French silks and wines on an
advantageous footing TO tariff in tho United States,
while France in subject American cotton
only q small import duty