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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

OK yesterday mornings train for Vir-
ginia was a lady named Mrs. Harriet
Hudson with her two children. "a a girl
and the other a boy. aged respectively
10 and IL years. Five years ago Mrs.
Hudson was deserted by her husband.
Henry T. Hudson. in 81. Louis, Mis-
sour. aud she has ever since been tray
cling to find his whereabouts.
Her determination is to travel in search
OF her husband 80 long ~ she lives. OF
at least 80 long as her money lasts. II
this is not rare constancy II is hard to
tell what is.-Cdrsoa appeal.
Bosh. absolutely bosh. We would
move to amend by substituting tbs word
perseverance, for eons,aney. Is it sup
posed by our bueolie contemporary that
the woman's love has led her in these
~wanderings Not much. For i've years
Harriet's fingers have been itching to
grasp Hsnry's hair, and II she ever does
come up with him there will be another
American citizen snatehed bald.headed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
THE SCARCITY OF DIAMONDS,

Gold aud Silver. aud the dlnlcul,y met with in
securing them. IL . sure INDIGESTION Of their
value. Thus It Ia with valuable medicine.
DIR. Aug K,iser's celebrated German Pnlmonic
Kiixir. through the jealousy OF rivals. la. met
with the mos, bitter opposition. and apparently
insurmountablc obstacles have been thrown In
Its way; bnt lis opponents might as well try to
change the course Of the sun, sweep back the
ocean with a broom OF put cut = prairie fire
with a tear For the cure Of Throat and Lung
Diseases. sueh q. Coughs, Colds, Consumption
aud Bronchial Affections. II IL un.qualed. Ita
cures are truly magical. Ask j. Jones, Jr.
druggist, Main street. Gold Hill. for II. The
genuine bears the Pussisn Coat OF Arms. tbs
facsimile signature Of DIR. Aug. Kaiser. and has
hi. name blown on ever IS cent bJtil-. TrAl
bottles IS cents. lois cow
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
snAuELESS BLAcKnAILiNa.

II Ia astonishing how low some people
% 20 In the matter OF leyying black.
mail. or how high they eau aim for an
eligible victim. No matter how straight
forward and correct a man may be. or
how highly be ia held in the estimation
Of his fellow citizens. let him but pos
sess wealth aud responsible position
aud these monsy.loying. unprineipled
wrstches will conspiro to exiori what
they can from him, regardless to what
ever foul means they may see ht to m
ploy. 1t is but a few months ago that
Lennis Mccormick. a bold. young
frailty. melted by her scheming mother,
brought a blaekmailing suit in San Fran.
cisco against Lucky Baldwin. claiming a
large amount Of damages for seduction.
Ii was easily proven, however. that the
fair Lennie was too well experienced in
such matters. aud the damages she
GOT TINS uuo NW n shots WIN
in Jail for perjury. The latest
case Is that OF one William Henry Ma
ginnis Smallnan bringing suit, also in
San Francisco. against another promi'
neni and wealthy Comsiocker. for sedac'
ing his wife and setting her crazy. claim
ing damages to the amount OF $4,000
The womAn's name is give as Amelia
Hodgson Smallman. Since this sui
was commenced. the san Francisco
papers have given her character and
past history a pretty thorough ven,ila-
ton. A more unpnneipled. sehsming,
adventures. could not well be imagined
The wicked creature has been seduced
and ruined most lavishly. and her vic.
tins are rs numerous rs she could well
make them. She has levied blsekmail
whenever she could. and has been vic.
timized Numerous times. but was never
set crazy before. The smallman whC
eDacts the roll OF husband Tor her, con-
siders her damaged to the amount Of
5000, 900. which amount Of money he
naturally would like to get hold of. lie
seems 10 be rs shameless and depraytd
a. she is. and both arc influenced wholly
by the most m%ereenary. speculative mo
tives. The case Is a very plain one, AMI
should not only DO promptly thrown out
Of court. but the eousPira,ors them
selves should be severely punished to
the full extent Of the Law. Unless this
species OF shameless, audaeious villainy
is put a stop to, no man OF wealth and
good position in society may consider
himself safe from such neiarious at
tempts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
Nevada Legislature.

The Carson Tribune publishes the
following as a full and complete list OF
our Senators aud Assemblymen elect.
The hold-over Senators names are pre-,
coded thus:
SENATORS.
Churchill Charles Kaiser.
Douglas-H. L. Dsnpberg.
Elko-'T. ". Stone. G.. ii. Shepherd.
E.smoralda-J. ID. Gallagher.
Eureka = George W. Cassidy. VIII
liam Doolin.
Humboldt-'Charles Mcconnell, NJ.
S. Thompson.
Lander--M. S. Farrell.
Lincoln-'A. j. Blair. II. =. Dayton.
Lyon-'w. j. wes,ertield, W. Il.
King.
Nye-'H. r. Cresswell.
ormsby-'w. o. II. Martin. b. II.
Meder.
Storey Wv. +. Stewart. Il. A.
Schultz, j. Z. Wheeler. W. ID. q.
Gibson.
washoe-'w. NJ. Boardman. c. G.
Powning.
White Pine-'H. A. Comins. d. W.
Perley.
AssEMBLyMES.
Churchill-Jackson Ferguson.
Douglas-Thomas Irwin, Henry Van
sickle.
Elko - John S. Mayhugh. u. L.
Plummcr. $. NJ. Beard.
Esmenlda-C. p. Shakespeare. j. II,
Eldred.
Eurcka-Thomas Robinson. William
Wermuth, J. l.. Smith. L. L. Fisk.
Humboldt-David Melarkey. Angus
Morrison, q. T.. Crawford.
Lander-Thomas l.. Hager. Geors,
Watt. John Smyth.
Liucoln-W. L. Allen. George Patton,
Il. l.. Wash.
Lyon-w. l.. Smith, II. Kennedy
Levi Lamb.
Nye-w. II. Taylor. J. Il. Williams,
ormsby-H. II. Howe. 4. W. W
Davies. L. I. Gibson.
Storoy--S. NJ. Powell, Thomas Lane
William Prisk. IL. A. CASTOR. j. l.
Allen. j. q. Harlow. Daniel Lyons, j
Z. Smith. j. l.. Harmon, Owen Fraser
George l.. Andrews, /. Fulton, j.. l.
Flannery, A. Lawson.
washoe--J. p. foulks, w. l.. Price
L. l.. Underwood.
White Pins-M. Il. Lyons, NJ. s
Sharp. George W. Wilson. Charles
Green.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
RUSSIAN VIGILANCE.

There il something radically wrong in
Russia's internal policy. Alarming dis
patches are received from that country
almost daily. First it is announced
that the Nihilist spectre Is threatening
the government; then an agitation
among the students (vho really have
cause Of complainl is reported; next a
plot to assassinate the entire royal fam.
lily and re~yoluuonize the country is made
public; and 80 ON to the end ot the
chapter. The truth is, there is too
much law, aud too much restriction OF
speech. II a newspaper happens to
print a paragraph not altogether agree
able to the police authorities. its pub
l~ieaiion is peEemptouily suspended. aud
the editor is not even allowed tho mis-
cradle satisfaction Of grumbling. Even
Ia the secrecy Of his home he
burst not complain Of the oppression
under which hv il suffering, Tor he does
not know how many o. his own family
are governmental spies. Russian
espionage is reduced to perfect sys-
TEN. A spy is employed to watch a sus'
peeted man. or an illegal society, and
Immediately a second spy is detailed to
watch the first. For this reason the
enemies Of tyranny talk little, but plan
q great deal, and the authorities hear
jus, enough Of all these things to keep
them in perpetual uneasiness. Too
much vigilance in trying to suppress an
instruction ia sometimes more danger
than giving it a chance to spend its
force in tho eneryescence Of words.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
Bodie items.

Standard. Dec. IA raid on China.
town by a few special officers recently
disclosed the horrible habit Of opium
smoking in all its ghastliness. White
people OF all classes were surprised in
their affiliations with the ugly Mongols.
Money is comparatively close in Bodie.
bu, with hity retail saloons, three keno,
eight faro aud ten mustang or auxiliary
games. there are amusements enough u
satisfy the most facetious.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

TnE ammenitieso OF journalism in Utah
are illustrated by the following item
which we clip from the Silver Reef
Miner: "The Beaver Chronicle wants
to know IL there Is u dog law in force a,
Silver Reef. We don't know Of one,
but still We wouldn't advise the ChroHi.
q, puppy to venture down this way. M
the small boys have u knack OF tin. can
ping all stray CANNES, and 1t would be a
safe bet that the boys would nab him
before he had been IN town i've min
Mt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

WILLIAM WRIT HENRY. grandson OF
Patrick Henry and an eminent member
OF the Richmond bar and leader in the
Virginia Legislature. himself
in favor Of Senator Bayard for President
In 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

ANosr remarkable discovery has been
recently made in the Sierra Madre
mountains. about fifty miles northeast
Of Los Angeles. 1t appears to be a
snow.white. resinous substance, softer
anil lighter than chalk. and burns with
great brilliancy until consumed, leaving
no ashes. The diseoverer states that
there is a whole mountain Of this strange
substance. and fears some wretch may
set II on fire and burn up the range.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
A RRm CASH.

One Of the most extraordinary cures on
record was tha; OF the man John Y. Herman.
dec, residing In HALT Lake City, who was at
deaths door with that terrible disease Hsras.
mus the best medical aid had failed 10 stop
the progress OF the malsdy. when twenty-thrce
bottles Of DRisTOL'S hAHsAPARILLA aud
thre- pitfalls Of BRisToL's PILLS made him a
we'll man. Iy2s i'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

Tue Back Hlls Csatrdl. n new paper
published at ROCKFORD. Pennington
county. Dakota Territory. has been re-
ceived at this Office. 1t Is a well printed
sheet aud filled with interesting news
from all portions Of the Black Hills
country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
STATE Of NEVADA NEWS TENS.
Carson Items.

Carson appeal. Dec. 29.-At Z o'clock
last evening the inmates OF the County
Hospital were startled by the fearful
cries OF q Chinaman engaged about the
premises. Upon investigation 1t was
ascertained that William Hart. q conva-
lsscent patient. had committed q muir
derous assault upon the person OF the
barbarie Oriental. who was severely cut.
Two daughters Of the matrou came up
town for an officer 10 arrest the offender,
and were accompanied back to the scene
Of the assault by Sheriff Swift, who took
Hart to Jail. where be is now confined:
Hart had his leg broken at the railroad
depot some time ago. and has since been
an inmate Of the County lnfrmary.
His record il not OF the sweetest odor,
he hayin. been up before the Police
Judge perhaps a dozen times for diiier-
ent oiienses.
W. Il. Bell, the convicted Cherry
| Creek mail robber. was yesterday sen.
fenced by Judge Hillyer. OF the United
States District Court, to imprisonment
in the State Prison for the term OF his
natural life.
Carson Tribune. Dee. 2s.-J. II. Kit.
trell and J. ID. Minor, members OF the
| State Board OF Examiners, have counted
the money in the State Treasury. and
renort A. follows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

Since our last issue sixteen bars OF
bullion have been shipped from Ward
by the Martin White Company. There
was a marked improvement in the looks
Of the bullion shipped the latter part OF
the week.-Wnrd K,iier. Dc. %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
po>,r rnowy. IL YOU CAN HELP 1T,

hut don't smile more than you arc obliged to
II you have q mouthful of discolored teeth. II
such Is the case procure, and use at least once
every day. delightful soZODoNT. which will
remove the unbecoming spots and spccks that
OBSCURE your teeth. Fender them p~eArly. white.
make The gums hard and rosy. aud impsrt IRA.
srance TO your breath. sOZODONT, moreover,
contains no corrosive acids or gritty particles.
which IL the case with som dentifrlcr-. hut L.
eininently safe as well Us thoroughly Effective.
Sold by druggists. dell I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

@. @. PowSISG, State Senaior.sleet
from washoe County. officially an
nounces in his paper, the Reno Journal.
that he is not u candidate Tor Presiden,
pro Ion Of the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

BRET HAKrK is to deliver his lecture
on The Argonauts Of 40 in London
and the principal provincial towns
durinr the Winter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

TnE authorities arrested a woman in
New York for wearing the breeches. II
that Was n crime here, We fear that the
Jail accommodations would have to be
Increased Eireka Lui,r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

"sExuAL salvation" says the Silver
Reef MlRa. Is what some Of the Mormon.
women nov term ~polygamy. It's u new
name for IL. isn't IT, Hard Rsa,x.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

HraE is the high flying motto OF the
Esmeralda Herald. printed at Aurora
"Esmenlda has yielded up her millions
and has billions left for honest toll"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

WILLS. fAEGo & Co. shipped two
bars Of bullion this morning, valued at
S2,O6s 6i.-EiIsku Leader. Dec. %.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

Tux Carson Tribune has begun a series
OF sermons on independent journalism.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

wHEs every writer who knows any.
thing about whales asserts that n Of
the fish cannot swallow q good-sized
apple, we realize what q dwarf Jonah
was.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

Tue Stock EreLdRg, records the safe
arrival in San Francisco Of Col. James
G.. Fair from the East, via Panama. on
Friday last.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

TnE Elko LadsPeHd,ai ha, become 80
elegant in its diction that it says DO.
vine engineer when it means bull
w~haeker."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

The Hildise Bund has decided to so
| out Of existence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30
MARRIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Virginia City.
Joseph MeCormieL IN Nil. N. A TImmon.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-30

The Carson Tribune publishes the
following as a full and complete list Of
u Senators aud Assemblymen elect.
The hold-over Senator'S names are pre-,
III tk,as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
NEw roRK niHBoR.s MYSTERY.
What Supports the Conjecture TINT Cant.
Clark scutticd his own Gran.

The scuttlcd and dismantled schooner that
WIS found adrift IN the North river ON Thurs
day last Is now known to be- tie f. H. Pray.
Capt Melvin J. Clark. bound from Now York 10
Baltimore. That the Captain and his crow stole
tho cargo and scuiiled the vess 4 Is generally
believed by shipping men. the Insurance COM
panios. and the harbOr police. Mr.. William
Chalmers. shipping and commission mer-
chant. engaged her about the 10Th ut 10 load
for Baltimore. She was at Pier IL East river. on
the 2lSt. and remained there until the 81 inst
when she went 10 Warren street. Brooklyn. aud
took on board 400 barrels Of fish On Friday
night, tho 9TH ins:.. sh, went TO the Jersey Cen
tral wharf IN Jerscy CITY, 10 take in six tons Of
Glnit Egwlef ~ noon on the following day
Cnlt clark went io Mr. Chalmors's oflice and
roporird thnt ne could not get the iowdor before
4 L. NJ, AT which time he would 60 10 sea wind
ani waiter permitting: II detained he would
IN some casks " wine and vinegar that he had
promised 10 take II possible. The Cap-
l'p 'h'n s~n, orr,, onI ,,..li .,o- i,- me, zen
Inspectors Of the Atlan,ie Mut,'ial lnsuran,e
Company. which held $1,000 risk Oh tho con-
yesterday In the oflrc Of the comlany /, is
hrheNel that Capt Clark scuttled his own
A. far as could be learned. 1T ~ fishing
=, Ar. nets. hcklc. 4 70. wits tho only other con-
signmen' on VIA 'h there was inslroncr The
CAPTAIN ohtnin'd policy II $1,000 tor the con-
sienors IN Hartford Insurance IN 30. There
prof s.oi T. hn her solo owner t-iimai"i hrr
value 10 hc $4,000. He recently Iut 81 .5oow worth
oi repairs On her.
Tho carsooi thc T. II. Pray was as follows
ins gear. Simon y wmnn. 3S barrels and rs
lrlf barrels oi pickles, +. foehrtnha Do & o..
3oxes oycs. MIN E"i E,is. g,,' 10 a.. 80 ig1
grease. llsry, Doubleday a co.; ip0 .srr.i- Of
Ash' li,hn,d + Curiie, ca-ss M.ue und vine
tlult Powder Company. Tho total tulieof fh'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
mir B.iHrLON WYsrERr.
The toroncr'- Jury's Verdict IN the Ease Of
the Hody Ionnd Ia II swamp.


BABYLON, l.. H. Jan. l4-lhcre has boon
much excitement hcr,to.dny durin.- tho ei.,ino
~ tt,, r,.,,.,,,,,,.. i,,.,. i ,i,,' ',.,, - ~
W ''N '''"'i '"IS ,h 'li' '"7' vi wv p''N Nl
man round last Friday in Souihard' p swamp.
about two miles from here. Tarinor. from, nll
Tho roi,l,I,,.,tn,, -. ,.'.,,.,t T., 49,, - ~ ~.
- "u"Viih" 'o"h9 VlVMu'u III uh" "OOul
IuAes Hotel, where the investigation was
going on or pnthcrnd ON tho oorners In mi
motel lt..i. nj J., = j.. -
""''u "nS S.ussloh' me uVuN - III inc list
stages of decomposition having laid Oh the
damn ground. ACCORDING. to IN. Coroner for
,ri.i.,,. 49,. -, - II, ''
h'VO'"'S HNc Hluh'hs, IL II Una. Vi man ol %
years or ngc with HIGHT hair, side whiskrr- and
moustaehc.
. ON being first seon hy Mr. William Seaman Of
West 14lip the lcft arm was throydl over the
head. as If Wnrdng Of blow The logs wore
locked together. and the right arm WIS thrown
across the chest. An undcr.hirt and a heavy
cinhroiderol oyrrshiit Wcrn thc only garments
uuou tie body Neither hat shoes, nor trousers
could be- found hy diliscnt search.
Two witncs-es-Oniro Hornet and Mr. Eli
wnr1 Inlry-.worc po-itVsly that linen or
Collor collar turned lsht hluc from contact
viii ,b. hiue nnnurl AID yns around thc mock
,vb"n tbcv wv H. This collar. which might
L.,s' 'I,I !, ,,.,r,. Or an Identifying uinrl ON II
iUs ,',st"rimm,i, ,,ianpucnrcd On the other
huuI "a ,citn... "a, r,, .a contrary
In Jirn'f ,.i,i1tirn 80 tIo v tho body hul
brrn removed fr,n' ti,, a,c,r,n od hrouel [
hithrr l~inrn C,r,.,,r IT, # + "Ir,'T, -tivpd.
'Vl,i. ,,.. -. 80. - = - ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
MORE MONEY W.iNTED.
What was done about the Doorkccper'a = prii-
cation 90 Increase hI- Force.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ll.-A caucus of Demo-
cratic members Of the House was held To.
day TO secure action in favor Of an incrcasc Of
the force Of the Doorkccper. The attempt failed.
an overwhelming majority voting in favor Of
the economical conduct OF the Office. At the
opening Of the caucus. ii. i. Wright Of Penn
sylvania said that he was at the head of the
slEners to the call for the caucus most of whom
had. however. come 10 the conclusion that this
was an unwisc time at which TO
Introduce the subject. and he moved
thnt tue. caucus adjourn. subject to the
call OF tho Chair No attention was paid
10 the motion. however. Blount of GcorEia
rising 70 advocate an increasc In the force en-
ploycd by tue Doorkecper. and ntimaiing that
the Committea on Appropriations WIS willing
& consider the subject favorahly Franklin u
Missouri spoke on the same side: as did
Mhlthorne OF Tennessee Gen. Bragg, con-
founding the duties o. tho Committee on
Appropriations and those OF the Commttee
ON Accounts. attacked Tho former yigor-
ously Tor falling 10 give his committee
q messenger. Luttrell spoke in favor of
ihe Increase. and SO did Finley Then the Vot-
lhE began. motion To- refer the matter t. a
select committe" of five who were 10 renOri 10
thr caucus was voted down without division
ana another motion was adopted. dire ting the
resolution 10 lie presented in the House for
reference only. and instructing the Committee
on counts 10 ascertain whether an increase Of
k"rpcr has already had some small sQuabblos
pr badly not be ia' '.rablc T. the proposed in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-01-15
ITfLI's NI.Ir KING.
The breckenridge Under witch he Assume.
the Throne one-Pcrsonaiiy Popular.

LONDON. Jan. IA Rome correspondent
says; Since the day Of Count Cavours death
III lurln nave never seen the population of
any CITY SO stunned by sudden blow us the
Romans appeared when the official announce
mcnt OF tine Kings death removed every doubt
rs to the fearful loss tho nation had sustained.
Certainly, the transition from fathcr to son
could not have occurred at moro trying mo-
ment The ministers of the lntc sovereign have
boon maintained I'm thcir oiIlce by his young
successor. but what ministers? Cabinet which
was Il mere rehash Of an Administration fallen
only fow days ago under an Irresistible out
burst of public inli-na'ion forsaken hy nearly
w we s'e.phs on an lnnrnse parliamentary
majority. brought together hv iair means or
lou III the recent election. aud lamprrrd 10y n
variety cl ia-h cnyuE nenis Whi ~ il had shown
nseit neither abc nor willing TO iulul. Me
must nave now session ct Parliament and an
al lrcs- from the crown. But the lnifnr must
come from now King who hardly knows any
thing about his late fathers miniDiers and
do. . NOT much like the litue h. knows. aud is
opposition 10 those attributed to thom. Tcyrr
there WIS need of a Providence to shane the
me position in which ltlv has been put hy the
death Of Victor Euuuurl. coming So unnN-
pc t,,ily at the end or beginning oi most uu-
Sulisia'iory ministerial crisis and almost hope-
less DIVISION OF parties in an unfairly cleotcd
anu silli moro unsniupulou-ly corrupted Par
lament Personally. llumunr come. H. the
ihr"ne under inVorhhie auspices H. ha- out
lNet the, il name won ~ some fo'ilcs Of his
Nouin IT, has boon lN'' iy Nnii behaved. mo.
tholNnli OF w wsrly saving di-po sitiou. free
lion ueW 10 spit, OF ince-smt calls upon h.
res'utocs Like his father. lac ha. shown him-
sr'r -loi soldier, ard profess 's sound. lihprnl
prnaipre brsidcs which uuiikc his faith, r.
he above an things. abhoIs suAeetion to thr
pf.tsir
Nrw YcnK's TRIBUTE TO vIc1oR EMANUEL.
Italian Hall in Leonard stre was filed t.
overn wing last evenIn the object OF the meet
,uE hoin. 10 lay a trlhutc to the memory of
victor Emanuel. Tho hall was heavily drapod
WIN nlacN cloth, and, q fine oil portrait Of tho
lnte King. drapej III black WAS displayed. On
The pl. ugrm werc Bnynrl Taylnr. J. Palma III
C'S,ngin. y. Simoni. Y. HIta, p Nina. c. Ncrtu.
G. T. Seorhi de- Casali. i. 9 Iabbri. !. passori.
D. ~. terqnn. j. l~ola. nul g. Ferrari.
The ~ ccios Wore in Italian.
VINCENT liotta spoke of Italian Independence
q boon that should De pri2ed hI an natives II
lnly as eiit from heaven. King victor f.man.
u WAS cliI'n ana sovereign. "a soldier and
stat I'm m. Although born to royalty. b. rero.;-
hil"u tnn rights oi the pcrplo. and his modrra-
lnn. justice, and wisdom effected the unity of
Italy In his d'ath the Italian people have net
with great loss.
spec he's were delivered by Bayari Taylor
u. Italian Nice-l onsul and others. and r'se.u-
tons were pas 4oi.