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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18


Thar DEAD MAS.-The body found In
Crown Point Ravine last Saturday proved
10 bc that Of an Indian. The Coroner do
cliped 70 take cognixance OF the case, ~ II
wa evident that ID was nothing moro nor
lees than . case Of aboriginal burial.
Norurso definite has yet been asccr-
tanned concerning that dead baby found In
Virginia City last Saturday. The "hnd'
has created quito . sensation In certain
circles Of the metropolis.
TuE GIANT CARrRrpoE.-Last Saturday
Q boy named James Roonan was slightly
injured In Virginia City by the accidental
explosion Of . giant powder cartridge.
He was only hammering II with . piece OF
iron.
ABour Q o'clock last Sunday evening q
stranger fall In . ft ON the sidewalk OF the
French notisssrie. He recovered In less
than I've minutes.
TnH Ladies' Aid Society Of tho Metho-
dist Church will give . sociable Al Mrs.
aault's residence. In Virginia City, to-
morrow evening.
III. CAsKr. charged with assault with
intent 10 kill Con. Sullivan. was adjudged
not guilty BY tho Jury in tho District
Court to-day.
Tnk estate Of A. u. Edgington has been
nnaily and satisfactorily closed by A. j.
Ralston and Mrs. Eigington. The eIecu-
Tors.
TEE Coroncr's jury In the case Of the
death Of John Z. Jones rendered . YER
dict Of accidental death.
THERE was . slight shower Of rain and
sleet on the Comstock last night.
again seen on the Comstock.
A LisaARr 10 70 DO established BY the
Virginia Miners Union.
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lFnrtey's Road.

The Tunnel toll Rad question came up
regularly In tho District Court this morn
ing. and was decided against tho defendant,
n. II. Farley. by default. II appears that
the company was never legally incorpor-
ated. and that Mr.. Farley never has bad q
right 10 collect toll. On the 9Th OF last
July he was enjoined. by . decree OF the
District Court. from collecting toll and
from obstructing the road. The court do
eidsd to-day that Mr.. Farley should nc
longer have control Of the road. At the
next meeting Of the County Commissioners
the matter Of leasing the road to MT. Far
ley for the term Of Ave years will be dis
cussed. AL interested parties should %
present.
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Js~siry ~ Ascsis..

The desire Of the bargain hunters 10 10
be gratided. N. n. Friedrich. the great
jeweler Of Virginia City. has resolved 10
sell his extensive stock Of gold and silver
goods at auction. His shelves hold the
most valuable section Of lewelry. watches.
clocks. diamonds, fancy goods and cut
lery ever seen on the Pacific coast. These
are 10 be- sold at auction and without re-
serve at Mr.. Fredrick's establishment on
G street. Virginia. opposite Wells. Fargo
4 Co.'S express Office. The sale started
on at . lively rate this morning, and VIII
be continued with increased interest at .
o'clock this evening. Here Is . chance 70
buy iine articles Al your own prices. J.C.
Currie will act a. Auctioneer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
win Nss rii. she Complaints.

County Clerk Mcfarland has declined
70 file the papers against the mining COM
panies which are In debt to the county for
back taxes on their net proceeds. The
Clerk will have nothing TO do with these
cases unless his fees are paid In ad-
vance, or the County Commission
ers become responsible therefor. The
only complaint which has been offered Ia
against the Savage Mining Company. IL
contains 800 folios. and is signed by Dis
trict Attorney Drake and II. N. Clarke.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

lsr rms A. AND p. ~TkLkoRAra LiSEf
San FR,Scisco. Dee. $3.50 r. y.
Northern Belle, IN
Mexican. iG
Alta. 20h
Crown Point, ~
Eureka Con-. ISL
Ophir. Ha
Justice. i2S
Con. Virginia. 22h
California. 2Th
Imperial. lilo
Caledonia. ~
Silver Hill. 81
baltimore, IL
Savage, l3h
Hale 4 Norcross. i0S
Alta. 20a
sierra Nevada, 81
Justice, ~
Grand Prize. ia
Overman. itA
Yellow Jacket. ia
California. an
Imperial. lilo
Caledonia. i.J
Silver Hill. 2.s0
Savage. i3As
Hale 4 Noreross. H.
Alta. 20a
Overman, 2th
Con. Virginia, 22h
Utah. 1Gs
Best a Belchcr. 90,
Gould 4 Curry, i0a
New York. 2.3O
Grand Prize. liz
Sierra nevada. 81
Justice. II
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noscmkrs aKRMAN sYRuP

Can now b purchased right at home; II IL the
moot successful prepa ration ever introduced W
our people. II works like = charm In all cases
Of Consumption, Pneumonis. HsmorhAscs.
Asthma. severe Coughs. Group and all other
Throat and Lung Diseases. No person has ever
ueed this MEDICINE without getting Immediate
relief. yet therc arsa great msny poor. sufsr.
with Q suspleious cough. and the uoics OF con-
sumption coming from their lungs. that will
pos try Il. n yon die, Il 10 your own fault -
yuu can 70 TO your druggist and get . sample
bottle ks 10 csuta aud Try II; three doses will
relieve amp Gaze. Regular sine only 70 cehta.
jc7l Con
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tn. Chr,.s~.. Hall.

Tho Committee Of Arrangements. under
whose charge the grand ball Of the citizens
and firemen Of Gold Hill 10 10 DO given.
held . meeting last evening. Il was ascer-
tained that everything is going along sat-
~isfactorily. There has been some misAp-
prehension with regard 10 the style Of
dress 10 be worn upon that occasion. The
committee wish IL understood that no par
ticular costume IL 10 be prescribed. Fire
men may wear their red shirts or not. Just
as they feel inclined. The notion hat II
10 10 DO . AZ full drcss" party IL all wrong.
You will be allowed to dress a. you plsass.
II will DO Q Jolly AFFAIR.
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A. CARD.

To all Who are 20 asserting nom the erron and
indiAcrssions Of youth. nervous weakness. sArE
deray, los Of manhood. etc. ! will send .
receipt that win cure you. rKkn OF cnAnok-
rhis great rsmsdy vss discovered By nission-
All IN South America send Q sslf-sddrcesed
envelope 10 The REV. Jo8KPa .. tNhAhs
S,atton ID, Bibls House, New York City.
mhSo em
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A REMARKABLE q Il

wrsr TOWNSEND, w.. Nay II, 1890.
MEssRs. q. W. Fowls 4 oxs-Gentiemsn
several years ago ! took . severe cold. which
settled on my lungs. where u remained without
relaxation. wa. then In Massachusetts,. and
growing worro and becoming unable TO attend
10 my business. I returned home and com.
mencrd searching In earnest for some medi.
zine which would rest ~ my lost health. !
consulted physicians, I tried many remedies,
but obisincd no help. bat faily grew wore. !
had . terrible cough apd - ped Q go,d deal OF
blood hsd prufuse night svuats and severe
pain In my side. continued In this stale for
month, and became 90 weak that 10 was with
great dificulty I could walk. when vas I'd.
Weed q Try wistsr's Balsam OF Wild Cherry,
and 60 my grest Joy ! soon found that this rem
edy had arrreted the disepe. continued 10
". the Baisani 10 the extent Of ave DO ties.
and havs since then experienced no difncuity
Of the lungs. believe the Balssu saved my
llfc. and I shall ever hold 10 In high estimation.
Yours truly. LkWlS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18

J. Baldwin interviewed.
Z. J. Baldwin. Archie Borland and John
T. Hill. Of the Justice Investigating Com
mittee. left for San Francisco last night.
Their report will DO published in due time.
A NEws reporter interviewed Mr.. Baldwin
. few minutes yesterday afternoon. and In
the course Of tho conversation the follow
ing was ELECTED
Rsportcr-How did you find the general
condition Of the mine :
Mr.. BAldwin-It has bsen badly worked.
the only system or apparent object pursued
being 10 take out all the best ore. wiivrSv,r
Il could b found. gouging around for Il
In all directions. A very largo number Of
men were employed and . vast amount OF
ore extracted. but . very small proportion
Of 10 was Of . rich character. The mills
did we'll enough. and frequent assessments
on stockholders helped to mako up Tor
financial deficiencies.
Rsp.-But how about the financial status
of the company ct present; are you willing
TO STATE how you ind things In that
respectf
Mr.. B.-Oh yes; II might ~ we'll be
known now a. at q other time. After
the present Assessment IA all paid 10. "
will still leave the company over $3oo'oVo
In debt.
Rsp.-This might call for more assess-
ments, then
Mr.. B.-Quite likely another assessment
may DO levied. yet We are trying our oes'
- IA. $500. ..Aa Ma
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NRw MILLINERY FOR TIM IHOLI.
DAYS.

Mrs z Noe. isl south @ strsst. vlrsinis oity.
ha. Just received and opened . magnificent
stock Of elegant French Hats. Bonncts. Yeath-
ets, Laces. Ribbons and ornanents. designed
especial, for the Holidays. al VI which 70 II
the intention 10 sell 81 prtcee % low 20 TO
sAtonirh the people OF Gold Hiil and virginia
City. Ladies'. call and examine for yourselves.
Mrs. 4. Noe, lei South @ street, Virginia.
de6 I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18
A LADY sTRUCKi
WITH ADMIRATION

A. the beautiful HATS In Madame
Loryea's window.
srRUcK, the second time. at the
Low Pricssi
STRUCK. the third time. with sdmlra.
tlon Of herself, when she LOOKED 10 the
glass and NV how we'll "a plain
looking woman can look when che
wears . becoming hat.
Madame Loryea's 10 the place to OBJ
talu fine goods and cheap. No bouansa
prices here.
Velvet IIsts made over TO look like
MADAME LoRYsA,
No. d Sontb Q street, between Taylor
mol 10 I'm and Union. Virginia.
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Do NOT forget the grand auction Of Jew
elry a. n. n. Fredriek's Pioneer sstab-
lishmsnt In Virginia City this evening.
THE Virginia City Board Of Aldermen
Will hold . meeting this evening.
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sEPoar,
~. rr..s..s. Board.


q Franeasce erd
.vrxrxa
% Meadow vslley, &c
I'D Raymond = lily. ~
800 EurshA Coo. AN. ID, 80
50 Jackson. ~
5!a Alps. ~. 10
Do Rye Patch. ~
80 Leopard
80 Ola, IN
600 Panther, 30
80 Northsrn Belle. iik
as Hursey. Sc
sas De Fr.ss. Coz. Se
xsoo navajo. soc. sc, y
~ Grand frtxs. IN. Nv
~ Argssta. Lao
~ silver frtfs. se
ie1 star. !. xc
81 no.ss,.S
iiss Nodoc. ssc,i
100 B,dis, a.ss
IA Tiv,or' :.
50 silvrr King. IA
10 Lsets. a7o
80 Golden Chariot, LIN
SUI C.Iiforuis- IN. lsk. ssx. ssS IS, nN
Bro Tsx
$50 b,il. Lie. 10,
a E.eh,onsr. sx.ss
81 S.S Y.rt sS,'1S Az
Am Alta Al ma 2ut
ai.o s..es Ns - rs ~
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In $780, N ,ihs la. Ia.
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So.s.a.a 3sc So
itss 1900 s,S iss il.. ia. AZ. i3x.
- $3.50 Cn.,, III ioa ios
80 -. v.s.' ~ 80 Ic "a
80 III. 49,. usmSm
. "a nv
49,
90 vsi,a. J'"ss,
Nv ,eno
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~
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90 nirves y. NS'"
SDs.iou,'r
vaieuohis' n
iao Bsn,on. =; sio' ais' aio
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70 Alpha. IN
ruis noaxns.
,o,, ao.,, Az Az. n,
TTa us,i..n- iasl iGI, lc.. isx Ii. is.,
ias bs
Jss Gou,dk Curry, iox, 10.
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O. II. GALLUP.

o. n. GALLur. opposits the Bank Of oalifor
fsvarite brands Of Imported C:gars. choice BIZ
cigars. oil hisds OF chewing tobacco. meer
schlum pipes, nuts, candiss. 1ns CUTLERY. end
toys and hncy goods OF ali kinds. apis
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-18


A Chicago Tines Warrington special
says u Il understood that the President
will send his promised civil service mes.
sage 10 Congress early In January. D.. b.
Eaton has for six months been preparing
tho data TO DO used. II 10 expected that
the message will do little more than call
attention 10 Mr.. Eaton's arguments and
suggestions.
..> an. ~s,.~. o,s~,i.n.
WASHINGTON. December 1.-THE follow.
ino lsttor h.. boen sddressed 10 tho Presi.
a..,o, = Ir,,,.d s,.,..hv n.n,o..nt.tva
ueu'o
Page OF C~aiifornia;
To the President; I desire to call your
attention 10 tho question Of Chinese immi.
grafton, which Is now aud has been for .
few years past agitating the people Of Cali
iornia; ! wIuiu respse"a sa,.tion oa
nv, ,siu.bls Tina viii hermit. Won ara
doubtless aware tina, there are now In the
State OF California moro than leo,OOo Of
tnese people, apcut ons,n,'n ., wno% n.e
no.ss and ssa now held and owned
a. sl,ves. The remaining four.aftbs
are mslos, equal In number to the
entire voting population Of the State, y
sisyss bronrbt here hinder contract for
ssryile PURPOSES. MANY Of these come
from Hongkong. an English port, under
the treaty with China OF 1868. That you
nav more fully understand this matter I
send Won. ACCOMPANYING this letter, 4 re-
nort az M State SENATE Committee made
"a the I.st session NJ the stats Legislature
an ,his .nbIsct' I aI.o call yonr atten.
tion IN INA report of tle Joint Special
Committeo OF lie Senate. known As "Ssn-
s,s Docpmsnt No. ESQ" I desire still
sr,,ber N stato that In California there IA
No div,sion M ~oninion "A 10 the evils of
chtnasa ir,ui,rs,;on aud 7 tberesore an
SahsIto q, ,ha asnnl. 81 thst stste. verv re-
.sa..,,,,I, suIno.t ,hs, Won m.ta this mat.
.po.ue $500 a. Ton.
49, =, ~ =, n,n.ans. In Jsnnsrv nsrt
49, N"su - IN ~, a. nn1ji,ior
r9.nsps Has H. w. =, s.n Er,nc;sco ~
). snss .H"ony aa.aaaS sI..n
shenr1nou, ,ho s,.,s snJ .hiic n IA true
that some irresponsible persons. sncour.
aged by . d"isreputable newspaper. arc 90.
deavorlng 70 ihcits : rio,, when ~oa,a ~
~ tbs conmunity. aiJej Inv Inc respect.
able and responsible press. 10 endeavoring
70 suppress anything like Violence and
comment! appeal J" .ne enecua,o s snu
Iegis,A"v9 powsrs =. w nu'o, anmmn ~.
rensi. oanho" ~ 'h,' pr.ei Jn.a ~.
caIion, 30 iur.ner ,nAh ! ha.e aon0 , ny,
tne reason, ior 'nis request, wv. iuny
believing ina you arc somewhat iAmiiisr
win tue dangers now threatening tne
people OF c9iii9rnla ON account u WI.
great evi', i close ~ asA'ng your ~. ~
attention 70 us snplecl, trusung I'm.
ome pan may DC devised 70 .ne emu VIA
negotiations may NO en.creu In'o oe.ngs s,,
our anu ,ne IhIhsss u%o.olhnen' ~n
VII SIsiAe.o',s STU N.s ,sA.u Ias "a.
uon. nA'o .no nonoi w, 80;
'P0o"u''y' !o'' "o' ~ ~,
-
Confederate money 70 DO "s"
CHICAGO Dec IA '""'"a "Asn'
ing'on special says for several !'Ai'
the Government hAS oon''dproa VI, '.
billy OF Obtaining "o money anu 0'a
properly IN Luropo p,,n ~ i.o
wv W sNwassI ...n 49, can't 40 Pm.
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JUSTICE.

Tn. lave sig.uss Conmitsss Ne
Sara 70 San Krsneiscs-some Of
she Results OF their Invssti.
gatiess - The Company over
e3Jo,ooo In Debt How she Nine
has been WeFhed-Prssideut 4
j. baldwin, Interviewed.
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lnLna N CopaHs.

Bud len changes OF climate are sources At
Pulmonary and Bronchial Affections. Take q
once browns Brunchlal Trochss. let The Gold,
Cough or Irritation Of the Throat b ever %
aiipht
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700 RON TEN 10 TWENTY PER ouvr. I
everything. and hari defiance 10 your hes'
Our Prices are from
10 10 70 PER CENT. faE LOWEST
A NEW STOCK
FALL & WINTER GOODS
FINE DRESS SUITS,
BUSINESS SUITS,
DIAGONAL SUITS,
CASHMERE SUITS.
EVERYBODY SUITED
FUR, BEAVER, oHiNcHILLA,
And all other Popular styles Of
~ovERCoAT0.
HATS, CAPS,
boots, sHOEs,
TRUNKS vALISEs'
BLANKETS, ETC
soYs' CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
SHIRTS. SOCKS.
And everything else in full variety and at thu
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
We will eontiaus to supply other Clothing
Housss Of this city and stat, at Wholesale
Coin Talks, and We Mean Business.
BANNER BROTHERS.
Corner Of q and Taylor streets.
vl!so'sisAs;; ! NEVADA.
A w q N b E r
NO MORE. But
A FACT EsrABLisHED.
you GAN sur SPLENDID GOODS At
q. cALLANp's
CASH DRY GOODS STORE
CHEAPER
TnAN:AT ANY TIER PLACE
N The STATE.
n stock OF goods immsnse; In quality,
none better In the land. and prices away down
low.
~ Ladies'. xisses' and Childrsn's Call.
Shoe . speciality.
Gall and examine.
I'm Mails street. Geld mn.
SELLING OUT
LESS THAN o .
PEREMpToRY SALE.
NJ ENTIRE STOCK OF
and Fancy Goods
MUST AND WILL BE SOLD PoR CASH
Nl. during the nsrt tvo weeks. 70 Close oat
he business.
Nov 10 the time 10 secure Ihs bsss bafpsins
offered In this section.
r N. ]. WAGNER,
BTREET,---..-..00LD HILL
Next 70 0ailand's Dig Goods Store.
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street. Qsssas,ss..

Irr ur a. AND p. ris.i
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L. thoroughly Identified with the bess IN.
he psople, non The MINRR, o. the
h5GnAMio. % ne nsR-
10 gives the LATEST
nkwu, tslegraphie
and Otherwise
ffom I'll parts
y " q: I;
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JUNE 49, l877.-TRIPIE SHEET

tho United States Minister at st. Petersburg contain
copy OF tho Imperial ukase issued by the Car OF
Russia. defining the commercial relations Of neutral
powers with that country. Tho following is tho sub
stance OF the ukasc--
commercial Intercourse with Russian ports and cities
provided they observe the laws OF the empire and the
principles oil international aud the military author
tiles shall take the necessary steps To secure the ree-
dom OF lawful neutral far this is allowed
by the conditions OF military operations.
According 10 the terms OF the Paris Declaration OF
ishcd and the delivery OF letters Of marque Is inter-
dlclcd
RULES FOR NEUTRAL COMMERCE.
According 10 the same declaration the following
rules 10 be observed with regard TO the commerce
OF neutrals -
Flrst--A neutral flag protects the merchandise OF
enemy, with the exception OF contraband oil war
Second-Merchandise belonging 10 neutral with
the exception OF contraband IS not liable TO seizure
under the Nag 0. enemy.
Third-Blockades in order to be valid must DO
enectyc-that rs to say, maintained by force sui
cient really 10 prevent access 10 the shores OF tho
enemy.
These provisions of the Paris Declaration apply to
all Powers, not excepting the United states ano Spain,
which have not yet adhered 10 these declarations
WHAT IL CoNTRABAND
All arms ana munitions OF war aud tho material for
manufacturing mmunition arc considered contraband,
ana when found board neutral vessels bound 10 tho
port OF an enemy VIII be scizod and conscated, cxcc
ing such quantity as may be required by tho vessel on
board oil which tho Seizure 10 effected. Ncutrals are
also prohibited IRON the following acls:--
The transportation OF hostile troops, dispatches and
correspondence OF the enemy aud tho furnishing oil
vessels OF war TO the enemy Neutral vessels IN the
carrying sch contraband may be selzed and
con hscatcc, according To circumstances.
NAVIGATION or TIiE DANUBE.
The ukase also directs the officers the Danube to
keep that river open to the commerce Of ncutrals as
ar preferable, and directs all officers 10 conduct
tho war IA AS humane manner rs possible
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FLOWERS, FRUIT AND MUSIC.

For the last Two days there has been on exhibition
at Gmore's Garden, under the auspices oil the New
York horticultural Society," one OF the finest collec-
tons OF roses, Strawberries, grapes, bouquets and
floral dcslgns witnessed In tins city The flowers
arranged tables around tho fountain and their
beauty and perfume were the subject OF general APP
prevail the part OF the thousands who present
Tho display OF strawberries also notceaDly largo
and line. Ia instance only ton OF then-uscious,
irregular and rosy-weishcd a pound. The assorl-
mcnt OF cherries choice and varied, while the
great clusters Of grapcs-wbte wine aud Hamburg,
Iooking moro waxon than rca--showcd tho excel
lcnce 10 which our local gardeners and amateurs
haye attained. Among The cut flowers were roses
OF every kind and variety double gcraniums. hydran.
gas daisies, laanas, Dcgonas, Chinese prnroses and
othefs TOO humorous tor mention bridal bouquet
composed OF lilies OF the valley orange blossoms
tubcroses ana gladio was specially admired, and
hundreds, including Ex-Governor Tilden Ex-Governor
holman ana Judge Brady fingered dotngly around a
table piece composed OF straw berries, cherries and
grapcs--a unique arrangement which one rarely sees
out OF a picture frame.
This evening attendance was very largo, and MS Is
usually the case Thursdays the music was VI pop
uIar rather than classical Character
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formed mo that the President for whatever,
would permit mo 10 resign II you would understand
the grounds on which Mr.. Motley said:-"His-
tory viii decide upon whom tho discrcdit
Of the transaction rests" n you would judge
OF the moderation OF Tho statement OF facts
IN the memorial II In their historic cx-
actncss they sounded like structures on the govern
mcnt hope YOU will read again the Official corre-
spondence relating to tho recall OF Mr.. Motley
tScnate, dist Cong. third session. Ex Doc.
No. IL January 8. 1871 and some important facts.
especially that noted by tho London Times, that the
deuth OF Lord Clarendon occurred two days alter tho
Intended recall or Mr.. Motley had been announced IN
London, winch you viii lind the protest OF senator
sumner published In the Tribune April 0, 1874 Trust
Ing that the which has referred TO you the mo-
mortal on Motley VIII not long dcluy lifting tribute
to his diplomatic lame, and that tho manly candor and
Independence so often exhibited IN tho society VIII
continue to exert countTymon shat generous
and ennoblng influence which forbids either fear or
favor to interfere with justice TO our noble Dead ain,
dear sir, with great respect, faithfully yours.
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THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.

To THE EDiroR HERALD
May ask the lavor OF being granted small space
In your columns Tor tho purpose OF obtaining some in
formation about tho Industrial Exhibition In the be-
ginning OF April the agents VINO sold the bonds stated
that tho drawing which ought TO have taken place
them had been postponed pending the election OF new
but have never heard since Of either having
taken place. The agents also stated In their Circular
ISSUED at tho time, that they would always buy tho
bonds back; however, on bong applied 10, declined
dong on the plea OF having already TOO many on
hand. Now could you or any OF your readers INFORM
me whether tho whole affair has been swindic
aud the bonds consequently worthless aud, II So
whether b0ndholdors could not proceed against SAID
ngents there having been In any case breach OF con-
tract, because, thor original prospectus, on tho
strength oil which the bonds were bought they dis
tnctly state that there would lie drawing IN April
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1NDEcENcY IN THE SIXTH WARD.

To TnE EDITOR THE HERALD
VIII tho police captain place the business men
and property Of the Sixth ward under an obi-
CATION by sending section OF police every morning,
say five SIX and IN the evening at tho same hour
lower streets In his precinct, Bayard street
especially, time 10 capture all tho drunken, ,hicvng
vagabonds, men and women, who eau be found during
these hours positions too disgusting TO descrbe IL
Is unpleasant sigh, Tor tho many people who have
10 pass through these streets their 10 and om
work 10 be compelled to witness such scenes and TO
have put up with the vile ana abusive cphets cast ut
them by these pests who tho cbei causcs OF tho
depression OF business ~ this locality. II rs hard to
ex pect that poco officer clear HIS post when
IL fully requires hours time to carry drunken
prisoner 70 the station uni return 10 his post
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