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sfreet Boston; ~ unisn Square, Now York; 60 and
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, March lady Augusta Stanley
is dead.
The Standards Berlin special dispa' Oh re-
ports that inundations in the eastern provinces
are increasing. Many persons have been
drowned near Posen. The railway from
Posen to Thorn is threatened with total de.
struction by the floods.
| LONDON, March 2.-Winslow, the forger,
was brought up in Bow Street Court to-day
and remanded till noon tomorrow. It was
stated that Mr.. Wortner would appear for the
defense at the request of friends, but Wins.
| low said he did not desire SOLICITOR did not
wish to contest the case at all; that he would
be glad to waive everything, and would be
only too happy to go homo to morrow.
Albion P. Dearbarn, of Boston, was sworn.
He produced papers, consisting of an indict-
msnt found by the Grand Jury, of Suffolk
county, Massachusetts,, containing IA counts,
for forging and altering, and for uttering,
to the amount of $40, 900; the bench warrant
issued by the Massachusetts, authorities for
the arrest of Winslow, and the DISPOSITIONS of
various persons of Boston whose names he
had forged.
He also produced warrant signed by
President Grant and countersigned by Hsmil-
ton Fish, Secretary of State, authorizing him
(Dearborn) to convey the prisoner to America
if he was committed. Mr.. Dearborn replying
to Cheesebrough, Secretary of Legation in
London, said he knew the prisoner by sight.
The documents were then handed to Winsiow.
who declined asking any questions of Dear
born.
LONDON March minister Schenck sails
on the Aoyssinia Saturday.
Walter Coozer & Co., mahogany merchants,
have failed. Liabilities $500, 600.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-In the police court
to-day, Robert Mann. the younger, and VIM.
Hurst, composing the firm OF VIM. Peers and
Sons, cotton brokers, were summoned to
answer q charge preferred by Messrs. Lsech,
Harrison & Forwood Of having unlawfully
conspired to acquire fifty bales Of cotton, the
property of the latter. The defendants are
also charged with stealing the cotton, and
with obtaining it by false preteuses. Neither
Of the defendants appeared ct court, although
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service of the summonses was proved, and
neither has been seen since Tuesday last The
magistrate granted warrants for their appre-
hensi0n.
BERLIN, March 2-The Provincial Cores
pondence confirms the report that the bill an.
thorizing the sale of the Prussian railways to
the Empire will be introduced in the Landtag
during the present session.
PARIS, March 2-Don Carlos owes five mil.
lions in England. He has inherited forty
millions from the Duke of Modena. His
friends state he has gone to England, in order
to personally make terms with his creditors.
dispatch from R.gusa says the insurgent
forces have moved on Baniancan, upper Her.
zegovina.
LEEDS March 2.-The Amphitheater here
burned. Loss $3.50, 1000.
RAGUsA, March 2-The Governor Of Dali
malta arrived here and proceeded to Cattaras
on q double mission to the Herzegovina
refugees and the Montenegro government.
BoULoGNE, March 2.-Don Carlos takes the
steamer hence to Folkstone, thence to
London.
Sr. PETERSBURG, March 2.-The announce
ment of the incorporation of Khokand with
Russia was premature
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CINCINNATI, March 2.-River 16 feet 6
inches and falling. Weather clear and cold.
P1rTsBURG, March 2.-River 7 feet inches
and falling Weather clear and cool
LOUISVILLE, March 2.-River falling; feet
inches in the canal. Weather cold and
clear. Down: II. S. Turner from Cincinnati
to New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March 2.-River ISL feet and
falling slowly. Weather clear and cool
ST. Louis, March 2-Arrived: Belle of
Shreveport, Fl. G. Yaeaer and City of Alton
from New Orleans. No departures. River
risen inches. Weather cloudy and cool.
CAIRO, March 2.-Arived: Robert Mitchell
from Cincinnati at midnight. Mary Houston
from New Orleans at noon. Peytona and
Gov. Allen from New Orleans at 5 P. NJ. De-
parted Mitchell for New Orleans A. NJ.
Houston for Cincinnati / P. NJ, Peytona for
Louisville P. NJ. River Is feet Z inches.
and falling. Weather clear: mercury q
MEMPHIS, March 2.-River fallen Fl Inches.
Weather clear and cool Departed: Thomp.
son Dean for New Orleans, Parker for Gin.
cinnati, Chester for St Louis.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

New YORK. March l. Cotton-spot dull;
Ordinsry l-16, Good Ordinary 10 SIG, Low
Middling IL 1916, Middling 12s, Midd!ipg
Alabama 12l, Middling Orleans and Texas
IL 1916.
Futures easy. Low Middling for March
IL 7-16@124. April ~ 11-16@12a. May 1870
Is 1-16, June 1908 SIG, July 1908 9-16
August Is 11-16(9l3a.
Flour dull, prices shade easier; superfne
Western and State s4@4 50. Southern -four
dull; common to fair extra 81 9O@5 rs, good
to choice SIS sO@s Is Wheat dull, limited
business, 81 AZ. Corn shade irmer, ga
622. Oats dull, 44a@47a q 50. Coffse-Rlo
quiet and unchanged. Sugar quiet and steady.
Molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice steady,
demand fair. Tallow quieF, 81. Rosin quiet.
Turpentine firmer, 81. Pork firmer, new S22 rs
@23. Lard firmer, prime steam Is 500
- 604. Whisky quiet, 81 10. Freights dull.
CHICAGO, March Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat steady, No. 2 Chicago
spring 984, No. do 80. Corn steady, 42ss.
Oats 80. Barley advanced; 534. Rye dull,
6O@604 Pork $21 971. Lard active. Bulk
meats steady; shoulders 81, short rib middles
ST. LOUIS, March Flour quiet and un-
changed-very little doing. Wheat irregular,
No. 2 red winter 81 Al; No. 8 do 81 80.
Corn lower; No. 2 384@384. Oats dull; No.
2 33I. Barley dull and unchanged. Rye
dull, Is. Pork active, closed at $22 1923.
Lard steady and firm, 12s@129 here. 123 up
country. Bulk meats buoyant, good demand
for future delivery; shoulders 8s@S5 clear
rib liz, clear sides l2s Bacon firm aud adj
vancing; shoulders 9s@94 clear rib 1873,
clear sides 13s. Whisky dull and unchanged
Hogs active, packing 81 65@8. Cattle steady
and unchanged.
CINCINNATI, March Flour qniet and I'M
changed. Wheat steady, demand moderate,
81 15@1 g. Corn steady, demand fair, A.
Oats dull, 35@4. Barley dull and nominal
Rye dull, shade lower.
LOUISVILLE, March Flour quiet; extra
$4@4 25. - Grains quiet and unchanged.
Pork S22 1923. Bulk meats-shoulders
83@s55, clear rib sides IL, clear sides 121.
81, clear rib sides Is. clear
sides 13i. Hams-sugar-cured 14@14a. Lard
fierce 144. key Isl. Whisky quiet and
steady, 81 VA. Bagglng quiet and firm, 12@
13.
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GENERAL NEWS.

RICHMOND, March 2.-Ex-Gov. Jno. Ietchel
was stricken with paralysis this morning.
HIS condition is considered serious.
The resolutions f4voring the Texas Pacific
Road. and insiructing Virginia Congressman
to vote for the bill, was further discussed in
the Senate to-day, Senator Daniel concluding
his speech in opposition. Senator QUEEN
berry also spoke against the measure. No
action.
ALBANY, March 2-The Senate adopted
the Assembly resolutions requesting the New
York delegation to oppose the repeal of the
resumption act.
NORFOLK, March Isaiah Griffin, a negro
man, aged %, was hung to-day for outraging
his brothers wife.
PoRT JERv1s, March 2.-Thirty.one engines
have been taken off the working force of the
Eastern Division of the Erie Railway, to be
laid up till some time in April. This is one of
the sesults of the suspension in the coal fields
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March minister Schenck
telegraphs denouncing the evidence before the
Judiciary Committee as a tissue of infamous
falsehoods. He says he has obtained leave OF
absence. and will leave by next steamer to
confront his calumniator and vindicate his
reputation.
The Democratic caucus, which had been
fixed for tonight, has been adjourned until
Saturday night.
Of the War Department will request the Presi-
dent to recall Gen. Meigs.
q. s. Grant, Jr., succeeds Luckey as secre-
tary to the President.
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FINANCIAL.

New YORK, March 2, 1926 p. M.-Gold
ll4$.
NEW YORK, March 2, Evening. Money is
easy, %; gold 114S!@ll4a; sterling strong,
864; Government bonds active and strong.
new SIS 119; State bonds quiet and nomi-
nal.
New YORK. March 2.-Specie shipments to.
day over $3.50, 600.
New YORK, March. 2, Evening" Stocks
closed active. New York Central isl. Erie
LA. Lake Shore 614, Illinois Central 102.
Pittsburg 93$, Northwestern 42ss, do preferred
Sub-Ireasury balances-Gold 81, 924, I'll /;
currency $780, 741, sos.
The Sub-Treasurer paid out $685.. 900 on
account of interest and S243, COO for bonds.
Customs receipts to-day $321,000.
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RY TELEGRAPH.
Mardi Gras in Natchez.
A Grand Success.
VidaIia to the Front.
Especial to the N. o. Bulletin. ]

Especial to the N. 0. BuIletin.l
NArcHEz, March 1.--Mardi Gras here sue
CESS Vidalia, largest representation. pro-
nounced par excellence. Everything passed
off satisfactory. Praise is given Vidalia, for
her turnout exceeded auticipations.
DUKE OF CoNCoRDIA.
From gentleman just arrived from Match
ez We learn that the display exceeded all an
ticipations and expectations. Vidalia was
represented bya large number Of mounted
Knights.
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CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Specials hence re-
port the Committee on Expenses in the War
Department have evidence of Mr.. Marsh
that he paid Mr.. Belknap $4,000 cash and
$1,000 psr year for three years for post
traderships ct Fort Sill and other army posts
in the Southwest.
The specials state that Secretary Belknap
appeared before the committee, made no de-
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THE RESIGNATION or SECRETARY BELKNAP.


WASHINGTON, March g. 1876
Executive Order.
To the Secretary Of the Navy:
S;r-The resignation of the Secretary of
War having been rendered and accepted this
day. you are hereby directed to assume and
perform the duties pertaining to the Office Of
Secretary of War, in addition to those of your
own Office, until otherwise directed.
Very truly, yours, U. s. GRANT.
Lsvi Luckey. formerly Private Secretary to
the President, has been appointed to the
charge of the Indian Division of Office of Sec
rotary Of the Interior.
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McCreery, the eccentric Kentucky Senasors
astopished his colleagues yesterday with 9
substitute for the Centennial bill, inviting al
of the people OF the United States to assemble
in their homes, hamlets, cities or towns On
the 4th Of July next. and there celebrate the
one hundredth anniversary Of the nation In
their own way and at their own expense.
This last part of the proposition excited sem
sations of positive horror in the minds of tho
partisans Of paternalism, who see nothing
short of treason in the suggestion that the
people shall be left to do anything for them
selves, and regard the most obnoxious Of all
forms OF heresy the idea that diving into the
public treasury should be made unfashiona-
ble.- Chicago Times.
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EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

San FRANC1sCo, March IA dispatch from
Portland, Oregon, says steam scow engaged
in removing the distractions at Umatilla
rapids, Columbia River, blew up this morn
ing. Some say the boilers burst and others
that q package of giant powder exploded.
The boat was blown to pieces. One man was
killed, two fatally injured and twelve missing,
who are supposed to have been blown into the
river.
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FRON THE PASSES.

eter 1896. Wind N. w., strong. Weather
cool, cloudy and hazy.
Arrived: American brig Flora Goodales
Goodale. master, 43 days from Bio Janeiro.
Sailed: Steamship Brashear and bark Pre-
ciosa.
The bark P. A. Munich, previously reported
as arrived, for orders, has sailed for Psnsa-
cola.
SOUTHWEST Pass, March Q, P. M.-Ba-
rometer 80. 40; wind n, strong. Weather
cloudy, hazy and cool
No arrivals.
Sailed: Steamers Margaret ana AmckeS-
booker.
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RURNED AT SEA.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 2.-The British steam
ship Bo.hnia, Capt. Scarlet, from New Or
| leans February 2, for Liverpool, was burned
at sea on the 18th ult. The crew were saved
and have arrived at this port.
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y1cKsBuRa March 2-Down: Failure City
at8P. M. wednesday, James Howard ct n
RI. NJ. Wednesday. Arrived: City OF VicD-
hurp p NJ. to-day.
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probabilities

WASHINGTON. March 2-For the Gulf States,
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising. fol-
lowed by falling barometer, winds veering to
easterly, warmer, partly cloudy weather.
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DENTISTRY.

DEvOLUTION-REvOLU
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order 70 nSet ~
demands of those whose means are limited pxop000
to insert sets Of Artificial Teeth ct SIS and to 66
Filings g. Artificial Teeth inserted with or VithoG1
extraction OF the roots All materials which ~
Will be guaranteed as to their purity and dufNhdljl1
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use Of MAHSf
thesiea" q. u. MALONEY n r =
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne a.
Fly New Oxlanos
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Wants and To Rentinsertedin the BULLETMfoe
fifty cents.
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THIS WEEK ONLY.-With every dollars worth
of tea bought at the great tea depot, Camp
street, you will'receive handsome tea canister.
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Teeth! Teeth
GREAT RsDuC~n-
sSo-teld and p alda nm sets1 SSsss
&10-Al1m1nlum and Other MaterialG-
Usual charge $50
82-Gold Fiiiin1s-S0.
=. Usual charge S..
81-Sllver, AmRlgnm and Guillolg Cemnen
Fillings-$1. Usual charge 9.
OR. G.. A. b TANC O q RI.
IVA st. Joseph ST.. bet. Camp and Sc. Ohnxans
New Orleans La,
Oners 70 Insert Sets Of TEETH ct the abova rusnnas
with Or without the extraction Of tho roota
warrants the purity Of ~ NJ terials g alu -
hitting Of Plates stability end duration Of 1UinS
- Il paid the highest prices
Exuactions and other operations performed u,
means Of anesthetic agents.
To0thAche cured Enthusiastically
OonsultAtiOR gratis. 1a,Aa,
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Proceedings in Congress.
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Resignation Of Secretary Belkuap.
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FOREIGN MAEKETs,
RIvERs AND STEAMBOATS,.

LONDON, March 2, Evening.
"a, 9d@25s.
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His Impeachment.
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could not interpose
Was the House to be told that the man in
nower at the other end of the avenue was
able to rob an American Congress of q right
and power which the King Of Great Britain
could not take from Parliament? [Sensation
and applause 1t used to be the theory that
the King could do no wrong but no man had
ever been found bold enough in this country
to say that the President could do no wrong
If the man who had uttered the memorable
sentence, "Let no guilty man escape" held
it in his power to rob an American Congress
of its rights to inflict punishment or to pro-
nounce censure on publicly convicted GRIM
inal, where was the barrier to be found be-
meath whose shelter the liberties OF the peo-
pie could rest secure? Applause.
Mr.. Hoar-Does the gentleman say that
Congress has the power to punish any man in
this country?
Mr.. Blackburn will not submit to in
terruptions. am the last man who would
introduce one atom of politics into this dis
| cussion. IL is not admissible here. The Re-
publican members of the committee were as
earnest and honest in the prosecution of the
inquiry and in the presentation of this report
Is the majority Of this House. We have seen
no difference in the committee room. I ap-
peal to the members of the House that there
shall be no difference manifested here.
If fraud has been perpetrated, if criminali-
ty exists, il corruption has been proved, let
the representatives of the people in this
House 60 declare it. and send the issue to the
court where it may finally be tried; and if
We are unable to punish where guilt ID almost
openly confessed, let the responsibility for
that failure rest on other shoulders than
ours.
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From Washington.

Proceedings in Congress.
Resignation Of Secretary Belknap.
His Impeachment.
An Interesting Scene in the House.
Pinchback Case Resumed - No
Action.
Foreign News.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.
IA EAa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-13
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

NORTH CALHOUN GOLD ASD SILVER
IN Mining COMPANY. --Lncaiion Of principal
plsee of business. Gold mn. Nevada. Locatiop
Of works, Eagle and Carron Mining District.
Ormsby county. Nevada. The shaIeholdsrs %
the Norh Calhoun Gold and y liver Mining
meeting Of the stockhoidsrs Of the said Com:
psny will be held II the once of the company.
at Thomss t~isliaghsr's ofa-e. Gold nill. Nevada.
on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of July. 1876. ct
the hour Of 7 O'Clock y. ~. for the election Of
business o. may basbrnueht before said meet
leg. u. ]. TUkMAh, SECRETARY.
Goid Hll. Nevada. June 10. 1870. J.isid
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And In seeordsnes with Law. and On order a
The Dosrd OF Direetorp. made 90 the oath day Of
May. 1915. % many ahsrss Of each parcel
OF such stock - may be Necessary will be sold
Room y, No. gs California street, san Frsn.
cisco. California, on rATuRDAY, the ibtL dsv
VI July. 1870, Of the hour Of I o'eloet ~ N. of
said day. 10 pay said delinquent asa>spmspt
thereon. together With costs OF Advertising and
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Rrancisco. California. ie,,.a