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SOME OF THE CONTRIBUTORS:

Wm, Cullen an Bryant. Hon. chas. F. Adams. ST. !,
Pres. James MeGosh, Prof. Andrew P. PEABODY ,
Mr.. Justice Strong, Prof. j. g.. lIilgard, f. p.
Whipple, Or. Francis Wharton, Theodore Dwighi ;.
Hon. John B;gelow, Hi. ItjABoyesen, L A. Wash,
burn, Bayam TAYLOR, David 4. Wells, Hon. TN.
Cooley, Hon, eleAander III stephens, Gen. r. A.
Walker, Hon. John JAY, and Hon. Carl schurz-
United States of A merica.
Principal j. w. Dnwson-CanadG.
Walter Besant, Charles 1ennyson Turner Dean
Sinith OF Canterbury, Dean STANLEY Of Westminster,
Professor VIM. y Carpenter, Professor II. Ii. PAL
mer. Philip Gilbert Hsmerton, Eawarl 4. Free
man, Prof. w. .Jeyons, 1iionas Hughes, Ihos.
Brassey, Nj. p, Nilkie Collins. James II Rigg-
Ehgland.
Professor Edwara Laboulave, NJ. Ernest EayAle.
NJ. Spui,er, it.steur Eugene Befsier-Franee.
DR.. Carl Abel, Baron F.. Won iioltzendorf, Pro-
fessors Ernst Curtius, August Wogel,s J.E. Dor
ner-Germany.
Professors r.. Bonehi, A, DeGuberna:is, Princess
Dora d Istria, Madame Villari-lfals.
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&c N T. RAJ Jews.

WASHINGTON, December B.-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day exam.
ined General Ord, the chief points of his ties.
timony being that the cessation or diminu.
ton of the Mexican raids on the lower Ric
Grande was attributable 10 the presence Of
= large American force, and the revocation
of the existing orders would elate the dam
gerous clements in Mexico and cause more
raids. and be an obstacle in the negotiation
ot treaty.
CHICAGO. December 13.-A delegation of
Cheyenne Indians are in town awaiting the
return of Gen. Sheridan from Washington.
They came from Bismarck, and include Two
Moons, Little Chief, Crazy Mule, Old Wolf.
Black Wolf, and High Backbone. They 90
to theatrical performance tonight.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 13.-The In
dams are d~epredating again zeal Florence.
Arizona. They captured a mail stage and
Killed the driver. Troops are in pursuit of
them.
COLUMBIA, December 13.-Gov. Hampton
to-day declared himself firmly opposed to
|say bargain with Patterson. He says it
Soald oe a disgrace to the State if criminal
proceedings are not pushed to the utmost.
WASHINGTON, December 14.-The House
%'oIn'nlttee OH the Pacific railroads appoint
gu the following subcommittee on the pend
Pae oils in relation to the construction of the
faoaalern trans-continental railroad: House.
MORRISON. Chalmers, Luttrell, O'Neil, Blair
ERAd Cole. House, Chalmers and O'Neil are
E%as0FaOle to the Texas Pacific project Nor
Fsoo' Lu'trell and Blair are opposed, and
'cs position is not defined. The SUBJ
saalAlttee Oh the Northern Pacific railroad
al ana Oregon Central railroad bill con-
I.,s Of Hewitt, Morrison, Luttrell, Sanders.
pNeI, RICE and CaswelI.
VIEW oRLERSs, December 15.-The Gal
Fes''h N'''s special reports that the Eel Paso
10a'le mas broken out anew, and that fight
pe'"eeh the State troops and Mexicans
\, Oeel' going on Tor two days.
4"e iolloWing dispatch was received. nv
soo'eFhor from the Sheriff of. Ell Paso
a''y'; There was fighting all day yester-.
oa' Eil1aree between States troons
~ heSlcais from both sites Of the river
rboc CHAs. KERBER.
| p,..; oo'efhor sent the following dispatch
hs< ueilt Hayes lam officially inform
kAh -. s'e citlzens Of Mexico, lin connection
,,y;o "'ilehs of El Paso county. Texas, of
hy. Ol'l'' were fighting all day yester-
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

This Is the way the Eureka paper
speaks about our Presbyterian min.5ter
in Carson:-"We had the pleasure, yes
terday, OF renewing our acquaintance
with Rev. Josiah McClain, formerly pas
place, but now residing in Carson. He
come here on a brief visit, but not now
solely as parson. He has been over in
Utah, and brings back with him an
estimable lady tina. has promised to love,
honor and obey during the remainder OF
his existence. Mr.. and Mrs. McCiain
were the recipients Of endless congratu-
lations yesterday. to which we can
heartily join, wishing that they may
honeymoon That will be as lasting as life
Mr.. McClain and wife left on this morn
ing'S train for their home in Carson"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The number of persons known t.
be lost in the Ashtabula railroad dis
aster, is now reduced to seventy
The number of rescued is seventy.
two, and the number unaccOunted
for is five.
Commodore Vanderbilt died 3:
1850, A. NJ. yesterday morning
Funeral on Sunday.
Henry Cernuschi. the eminent
French writer on metallic currency,
mot number of the members Of tho
Silver Commission yesterday.
In regard to the st. Louis Arsenal
matter, the following remark is at
tribu:ed to the President: "Did not
Buchanan fill the arsenals of the
South during the last months of his
administration? Well, I am going
to fill the arsenals of the North dur
ing the last months of my term"
The Missouri Democrats have con-
oluded to call no convention to take
into consideration the existing state
of affairs.
The particulars Of the cowhiding
Of Bennett are telegraphed.
Grover has arrived at Washington,
The Tilden and Hendricks Climb have
sereraded Linn and Cronin and
Kelly.
The New Orleans investigation
is still continued. Witnesses cor
tho rumors in regard to
bulldozing and general reign Of
terror.
General Crooks campaign has
olosca.
The ice in the Eastern rivers is
interfering with navigation. Yester-
day the Brcaklyn ferry boats were
obliged to stop for time.
A compromise will probably be
arranged between the Southern
Pacific and Texas railroad,
Commodore Vanderbilt first mar
lied Ga years ago. He was married |
he second time at the age of 76. His
'eeond wife was about As years his
unior.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

OK TaE departure Of Rev. Fisher from
Reno. the Odd Fellows have rendered
him . vote Of thanks for his many genial
qualities OF head and heart: the one diff.
fasing knowledge aud strength in coun-
ellis: tho other msnifesting itself in
evidence Of kindness of word and action
in daily conduct, outside the Lodge.
TaK Reno Board Of Trade are exer.
pised over q resolution that washoe
county should b. segregated from the
Second Judicial District Of Nevada and
sstablishedas an independent district.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

MR.. TWEED like the lameEted Silas
Wegg, has been dropping into political
imagery, sentiment of his, coIifided to
n reporter, is equal to the best thing Tup.
per ever wrote: 81 can open my mouth"
said Mr.. Tweed, "for nice heersteak in
the morning, but my enemies have not
the power to open my mouth with crow
bar TO compel me to say anything to the
injury of my old friends"
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

Cor. moore Of Exc yesterday intro
duced q bill ia the Assembly tor Inc
adjustment Of the Offices OF County
School Superintsndents.
TIE Winnenacca Socia! Club has just
had its first grand masquerade ball. 1t
was q success socially and financially.
MIS-. OWEN, daughter Of General
Kittrsll. left for her home il Belmont on
Tuesday evening.
CONSIDERABLE excitement was rife in
Virginia yesterday on account of the de-
cline in stocks.
NORTHERN BELLE has again declined
TO 1922. But short time ago It was 1884.
BISHOP Warr7AEEs's school began its
second term yesterday morning.
SENATOR SHARON has arrived safely IN
New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-01-05

THE New York Times mas the following:
at is understood that Messrs. Mark
Twain and Bret Harte have Just com
pieted f!ve-act play, and that it is now
being submitted to orthopedic treatment
at the experienced hands of Mr.. Dion
Boucicault,"
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Morninx Boacd


Opnir 230s 20s.. 20s 20s.
Mexican 1908 l77.. lGus l7'. $50. HOS
IL.
Gould L Garry l5os ll,.. HOS 1lh
Best l. Belcher 37os 40. 3i0s 405!. COS
iGL. 300s 40 $50
California l6Os s3:,. 3G5s 1875. 40s A.
zoos AL. b.. Sos 4i3... 3oos ii1t.,
3Cns Az.
Savage sos 9it
Con Virginia :ieos o.. 4OOs 37;;Ss. 10Os
s71,, zoos 81, b5. 229Os 1924. 5.5s
81. sos SIX 30. 3Oos 37;>. D5
Chollar zoos ST.
H.,,, S- Norcsoss 1864 6
Gown Point 1853 %. Goa OK. zoos Ga
Yellow Jacket POS u. l.0s 1874. 5O0s
l1L h30
Imperial sos III. :2Os Ink. is0s IL.
kentuck 2i0s s
Alpha sos 20. Cos PA. i2os 2ln.. Cos
2l.. Sos 81
Relcher 95s 1917. 4o5s lOa.. Cos 10s.
Confidence Goa 10
Utah los IA, 4Os lii4. zoos IA.
Sierra Nevada 145s ?h. los 91I
Bullion Cos IL. 5Ol l7Ex
Exchequer lGOs Z. zoos 8. zoos s. COOS
6a,,, lO0s Gix
Seq Brlcher IS 50
Overman 50, ll3. 35s III. 5Os ll31... Sos
Justice 5iOs Is. los &c. ss5os II. slos
AZ. l6JOs 49,. sos 1874. 7os IA
b3B. 4Cs 49,. 00s l41I b50. 270s
.it+, laos IA b. SOS AK. los II
TO
Succor zoos soc
I-ninr ron olN)i q AM, ~
Julia 3SOs AZ. sees "a. 4i5s ~. zoos
Az $40. EOS -. 1COs A., 81. 725s S
Caledonia 1905 II. 3s0s 1914, los 1925.
los l2I1..
Knicke, booker zoos SIG. laos Soc. los
Ste
Baltimore zoos IL. los Ia
Silver Hill 1905 Il.
Rock leland 2O0s soc
New York Con EOS SUs:
Alta zoos 9
Occidental 25s Il.
Lady Washington i50s
Andes 5js IL. l50s TX
Hells-FarRo ZOOS lac
kossuth Sos IL
Leyiathan lC0s Soc
No,th Con Virginia 3s0s ~
Prospect 500s 55c. 1909 SOC
Trojan lUOVs oOc
Phi Sheridan zoos 81:
Evening" Report.
Ravmond and Ely 25s 3
Eureka Con COOS l5st. 400 ISL, loos l5sss
sos I5;s
Belmont 72os A, 4sos AZ, s75s AZ,
3OOs4
X X Con 20s 5. 50s ;
Leopard lG0s Az, los 49,
ella 5OVs soc
Northern Belle 75s q. ,2os 22,s $50,
S2es eaa7i. 4i5s %. SOS gag. zoos
23,S
Fl ussey zoos iOr. ZOOS 45o
len Thomas l50s ::;sc
25s 1917. zoos IA. zoos li1.,
ls0s 1915
Modoc I2Os s34. 2Os SIS, sos sli. 75s 8
New Coso 3:ls 3H
Golden Chariot liOs go, HOS 2ts, 30Os
2z
south Chariot zoos IL. soosIl. i
Justice 1.Os 1871, 5S5s Is. l0iOs 1919
Con Virgins zoos 36E, 1905 3Gls. 50s
3d.. b., 95Os Sc, ls0s 3G1. b, 5Cs
36is. Sos 81 500
jphir s.s as.!, s55s 2ol4ll0s 2os.., Saos I
2O;.
'aiedonia ss0s l2l;. Zoos l2,. T,
Bullion 25s IA. lVsl3
Best and Beicher l3Os 393I, 20,S 40. zoos :
39s. sl0. 6Os 39l.. 25s 49,. sl0, l5s
$685., ZOOS 39i., zoos 80
1hOllar 4Os IS IL
)yerman SOS lll.., 500 Ill, los 1llls Sd
'alifornia sOs 49,, 230s 1877, SOS 433f,
20os Al b29' sos i3, 3Os 49,, 1908 I
49,
alpha sos Is. los ls,i, laos 1871 c
uiia f,Js As l
3l5 Exchequer e. s b5, So, 5-s t
go Gould and Curry l1ls, IL, l0;. .
$50 Crown Point GU. 6ssss 8
20 Yellow Jacket l43<, l4S 4
After the Board.
Best and Relcher 49,. sold
Ophir 20X bid
Con Virginia 36ls sold
California 4? sold n
Caledonia l2tsxsked
Eureka Con l534 asked
Exchequer 50. bid 4
Mexican l7l4 asked o
Justice 1871 asked III
BELMONT 81 asked
Savage VI asked
Imperial 81 SIC asked Ii
Northern Belle 22I1 asked ..
Utah l3,+ Bid Il
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not pleasant to be swallowed BY a
whale, aud for my part I think the
fellows not unvis4 when they let
Jonah ovrr the ships side into the
water. You rem. nM., ths rest 0f
hem got safely into pnrt."