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l.YnsLeS.

Three Gypsy women were in town
yesterday, two Of whom were young
and dressed somewhat picturesquely.
They are the advance guard of party
of gypsies who are travelling down the
Humboldt in wagons.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Cattle shipped.

Weare, Ingham & Co. shipped thir-
teen car loads of best cattle East yes
terday, and Colonel Hardin shipped
fifteen carloads of cattle to San Fran
cisco to-day.
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Board OF Equalization.

The County Commissioners will meet
as Board of Equalization next Mon
day, at which time persons whose as
sessments have heen raised will have an
opportunity to show cause, if they have
any, why they should be reduced.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11

The case of Fall VS.. Kyle came up in
the District Court yesterday, and, by
consent, was continued for the term.
Some probate matter, relating to the
guardianship of Angelina Ballard, was
also transacted
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Fine Muks.s.

Several car loads of mules, which are
being taken from Missouri to California,
were unloaded here this morning to
feed and rest The animals are in
good condition,
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Northern Freight.

One of the Jones Brothers teams was
loaded to-day for Silver City, with
$4,000 pounds of merchandise by Il.
Reinhart & Co., aud the L. p. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Religious Services.

There will be Divine Service in Cen
tennal Hall at | A. N. and P. NJ,
tomorrow Sunday, Rev. j. l.. Riley
officiating Sabbath School at 1890
p. NJ. All are invited.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Rain ian para,iise.

A heavy rain fell in the upper part of
Paradise valley night before last, and
there was a light shower as far down as
the Toll House.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11

A special meeting of Winnsmucca
Hose Company, No. /, will be held this
evening at O'clock. 3
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Fresh Fruit.

All kinds of fruits in season received
daily by j. f. Bannister. Goods de-
livere2 free of charge to customers in
any part of town by ]. Z. BANNIsTER.
au5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Esor.Sek sick.

The stage horses are afflicted with
lung fever, and some of them, the
drivers inform us, are laid up. with the
disease, though none have yet died.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
WANTED.

A good boot maker can get steady
work by applying at j. NEwMAN's boot
and shoe shop, Paradise, New. o2-3t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
Beard OF Commissioners.

The Board of County Commissioners
met yesterday, pursuant to adjourn
ment, and devoted the day to the con-
sideration of bills.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11

Latest styles of Ladies Winter Hats
at Il. Remnant & Co.'S. se27-tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
TeR SALE.

Horses and mares. Apply to r. W.
Lewis, Winnemucca, Nevada. If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11

Remaining in the Pestotfiee at Winnie
mucca, Nevada, on the 18th day of
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-11
TRANSFERS PROTECTIVE.
ASSOCIATION. =

Freight Forwarded to all parts of Idaho.
Eastern Oregon and Nevada
Consignments OF Goods respectfully solicited,
Freight forwarded on short notice and OH rea--
sonable terms
A.. j., SHEPARD, AGENT.
NJ ar L.. GO o DIS Care 1T. II. A.,
Winne1iucca, Nevada.
my27-u
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FOR SALE.
FIFTY HEAD OF CATTLE.

More or less, can be haieat bargain, by an
early application to
f. CHEWOWETH.
Winnemucca, New, October /, 1874 I'M
, 1879-02-21

MIR. FERNANDO woon's rHorosI1sosn TO
UTILIZE soME or THE SAYS HIS MEASURE
WILL NOT ISTERFENB WITH RESUMPTION.
| Iaspaich IN .stto lark Htr1id.
| WASHINGTON, Feb. l1.-AIr. Wool saye today
tlat your correspondent did not correctly reprt-
sent h'tn or bis proposition IN regard to the pay
n'cnt ot the arrears Of pensions. Ill says that
tie measure referred to was not presented In
tic shape Of bill, but Easher rs proposition
on which to base legislation, stating such Views
as llu tAlr. Wool) honestly e,,terta!ns. liz prc-
fcra tllaa the proposition shall be considered pre-
clsey al 1t was madr by him. rather than In suc!,
summary OF II US YOUR CORES pondcs,t sent yuu
lust evening, ai! for that reason hr asks that IL
shall be printed verbatim. tn fn these words:
TaxT up AtfE. woon's AEsoLurloN.
HnEnEAH. The amour! necssssry to 10 provided
q jau. @ is7 :. 'eay repsrrG q 70 tSo ass
f;s:s;, iii. II II: H. is|'s' ot fes: IL is7 viii T.
WnEuE4n, rhr Secretary nj the Treasury further
states II hla aetter that tbs estimated receipts and
vIjed To-, wilt leave Geaceney a. lie md % Of tbo
ne3t % aaeal yca1 AZ Of 81, o.. il,:.7t: md
s LII o ssns o H. hes
W.: by additional ss1atun or by tho sale Of prr
cent hoaas tho tu'ter uetboa u which he recon-
wnEnE*s. Tho peopo cannot bear the-,urteu OF
sda!!,onaa . tasstl9n. % anu y IL snc1rrdent to in.
MnEHEAs. lty lac munthiy asAtemen of the pub.
iic deot tssusA BY lhs Secretary OF tsie TseasurY
Feb. ], lh!al there Waa cash. palaues In Ihe
Treasury IT Sl{., u72 .u4, = Dart uf whlcb II
reserved fns rusnoses of resumption un4nr tho
Act Ut Jaa. II. 1b7h; and "
WHEREAS. Thrru eau be tin good reason 1t this
tina f"f thu reserve vt 40 largsa sum, wlIcp pto-
IuGta 10 lHt rfeat, aud auAllft which theya can bo
10 lafaa psohah'e demEAd, aHd IN riew Ut thy TACT
thar tha Secretary hsa authority to sell Aoujs fos
RESUMPTION purposes waunsyur required for that
putposu: therefore.
H,stosst1' That tho Secretary Of tho Treasury IL
au1HaF1&td 10 pay out Ut ths c4sh. balac1 IN the
lItalury tow on hand snl naea pended auy money
that uay % sranErd tn pay lis 4Ettas OF tensIon1
required by this Act u Jan. !5. lH1. ut to tvaua
temporary ctfttdCatts OF iAdebtcnesx, Eettpeplaba
~ the r!easuEu Ut tau tlosernn.ent bearInE pus
cSht interest, t!a proceeds of which shall b. Up.
plled 10 lhls object,
THE ACTUAL DEFICITS.
als. Wood sat.l to your correspondent further |
th!s eYeusng: "lu my oplnfon, this does not |
attack the reserye fluid for resumption pur. |
poacs. fl,e bill from thu Appropriations COM
Mtttea concerning the payment Of arrears OF
pensIous, which passed to-day, spproprlalea but
81, 900, whereas tho amount required by
tho Secretary Of the TEcaaury In his letter xas
vi, 500, 100; consequently there IL only do
dclcncY Of between $4,000, ,ooo aud sl8 900, ,ooo,
, 1879-02-21

he must sink IN the New Orleans line all The
profits 81 thy New Ycrk line
,o,n nn1''Ss 'Gavy .,,,' How an!nsterel to Mr.
offered by Nr. Krrnan.' H. A'spsatytn: speefytns
not not aecor,llng to statute miles. Ihc hi,l very W
miles intended, 1'ni loft t'e matter oren to
controversy. by hr. kcrnon's asucni;.ncnt. .
lowescr, I'LL future disputes concrrnIn: ihis
t'lnt nro avoided, nmt ATr. Kaash is deprived ui
even The pretext 10 clatm payment mrnftllus to
l'1e number Ut statntu tnlcs sraye,smf, With
would Involve MI expenditure Of ue.sistb tIIt,ro
than he wottld he entitletl to rerciyp.
.attcr st'spoalng Ut tile subsidy question IN
attempt was fnauc in rush through
TIE CLASSIFICATION or MAIL NATTER Project
without reading. 1t was truly said It was ro
cclsEtl with almost unlvcraal approval l,y iht.
nub]st- asl hAtl ttrn eu thoroughly ,1fset,s.r]
bt,ti III md ont Ut Congress, tfnt Senators Knew
a!l 'tS pr9sslons An objection was 'l'a!r, low
amendment, s, printed document Of twenty.
tireu tnEes.
Alter 10 o'clork, little uas accomplished, tx
cert 10 vote down amendment Senators re-
sat aEDut tliu Chamber STORYTELLING. Finally
nt $3.50 q. ILL.,, tha lust vote wns lakrn md III.
great subsidy fight was rnIlc!. Tnr Ib,arl, r,,sn
!lau triulnplcd by vote nf u ayes tu Ii uavs,-
lust exactly q Quorum. To secure taIs tIuortu
one Or two Senators felt tItcsclvus nj liberty t.,
break their nairs. Tile E,lsis aud The Kernau
amendments were the only ones that wcyc not
voted down. and thur tend tt make the bill Of
much less value to John Roach.
TlIB ARMY HILL.
In thc Army Appropriation bill, a. reported
to Inc Senate. all t!at nortion of The House iii
Which provides for the reorganization Of lie
arm! ts stricken out. except The two ecctions
which authorize tle SccFctaryof War to coltIy
u1ul publish the regulations Tile nrovIso that
no allowance sllall BE- tnn1e for quarters, which
likes tic ratc Of communication ut Sl1 pcr month
IN llcu Of Sl0 Is stricken out. Tile item ior
appropriation for tho Pay Department II iu-
creased S14S,000.
, 1879-02-21
WHARTON,

THE LOUISIANA UNITED hTATXH MARSHAL BE-
FoRE THE POTTER COMMITTEE.
WASHINGTON, u, c., Feb. 2N-Ilu Potter
COMMITTEES to+lay examined United States MR.
shat Wharton, of Louisiana.
Wharton said ilu was Republican, aud bud
becn a supporter Of thu Packard Government.
During thu titne the Returning Buari Ut 1870
was sitting he was III New Orleans, but lie never
attended any Ut their sessions. There was
preat deal Of scandal Ut thu tImu about publte
11eu, aEul hs heard among ull.cr things that
Wells was try|ng To makc money out Of tl!s to-
fltion. "lt IL not my chargr," said Wharton,
iu explanation. "TiIe charge was that the
Democrats lind mea down there with money.
and they were making 80 offer to buy, a.ul Il
was believed that II matters could bs arranged
Gov. Wells WAS seady to tteat.h
Wharton continued; Maddox told me he wss
satisfied Wells intended to sell cut ths sc,ult ct
, 1879-02-21

spsrut Ih,puch 10 7as 7tt5rr~
WAsutsoroy. u. e.. rc1, On -.ri,. Ixu.
y,no C,,tr,< ,,,,,a,ra,, 49, a. m,. nTn'3 "''
ots ot ''uo"uees tl,ut thc war Depart-
nent nae ordered tcil oi tbs new Wotchkles
mounted 1ie'd-Gans for use on thn frontier.
,,v.nt,I Tbo o-,,.. ,".s "s'.. 49,, 49," scs
'." .' ~ olue' ""s sent W cable, und
Hse guns VIII oe dc''Screa In lew days.
| o0LEsnY AND TIE uERLIN Mlsstoy.-.
The Republican Ycnatora hav. ro,,,,.,,~
s,pncd nan.r fn.d,v nrrs.rttrot ~. t,@s'..J tJ
.,''' ,,e,,. ~ n,s.,,"; H nI,H " tAe rscs'oeht
taun suited to ifs eai,ls, i,a services, mid his
ab.y. The pu,post u this Ia tat, r., h., n ,.-
| cure Ugesby thu appointment 10 liz. nrrio in
| Mission.
MspALs ro uruor..
, 1879-02-21
DEEItItES.

lie TALKs rLAINLr TOHEpREsENrAT1vR FINLEY,
sptcfd Dfspatch to Tia Tt1o,sne.
WAsHIS0TON, D. c., Fell nO.-lutlic Printer
Dtfrees has written an open letter 10 1teprcscn.
tativc Flntg IN reply to tic charges 1ately nasu
by LETTER against the management Of The public
printing. After rec[ting tllesc. Dcfrccs suys:
THO charges above male nru 1Iea. and, assuming
you tu tass sensc enough to untcrr,anu the trsti.
y ,nony taken bef9Eu yonr COMMITTEE, ynn knew
them t1 u lic* when yon nuthnrizcd lhoir pnhjca-
lion. They hat hccn rcpnIlatca by the Commit
tsu on pu,lts Expenditures, majority u wh"m
Are gentlemen hf character Of yDmc own political
faith. iuu will please phscryp tfst nse tng word
lses ~ the most appropriate In the English Ian
soasn Tor tho present occasion.
The following extraets from il,e rest OF tim
letter show
ITS 0ENEItAL CHAKACTKR:
The Government has, at great cxpenee built mn
publishing huusn Ut GREATER cAilacity Than rnr
nthcr IN thv worlI, "l,eEe work IL crecnted in !
uile'c. Tho COS. of tic work dou. hcPs II r.,
cost " tho material ronsunscd anu nay OF porsous
ssn.p!oyea s wt,o rscet,e ouIy fir living wages.
DOCK oE more than QUO Dctas1 lang primer pares
Gnn be cat oss ~ iess than forty.ctght hunrs,
TAe Record of thus n,crlsns., making aIshts.
stsat s,a pases, WHICH w'Hll mako book Of :!7:s
tlan Twelve hours, nnl nlanT Of tho proofs had 10
rcctlnn.
fonr ASSERTION that the sysen, Of bookkeeping In
th's o8lce cannot bo NucEslnod II s!nhtteas trus,
10 iar az yn! atu concerned, ~ Il could not bu ox.
rccsed tai your limited knowledge OF tint hcjcnce
acnfFcu ~ at'lins W clsa!k .'arks te reverse
aldo Of tho dnnr Of q whsky'shop. would ouaolc
rnkc thsa,lyica of oau who has prupcr apprccla.
ton Of your capacity, condna yonr liure iabnrs 10
tne !,e,tif0ggli. q dos casss beiofe Justices Of
the teAce OF 0nesiae tGwnslltrA. i1n know notll.
Ing aloHt printing mud bia.l,nG, and when a tnan
attempts Ia speak on subject uf whtcA be IL ~
1s feat Of Dosoessy in writing himself down IL an
nnmtt!satcd aas.
, 1879-02-21

SyasrosAI.s Sas,s FOR ARMY sifi,i,1IV1-
NJ stesh:.!nx and l,cpot cun,pl&.arY.
a.,., eaet WashnRlon.at.,
a ss;s' VII tonp Tsp' y },p
satvrdsy, ~ wy 1t received Until 3HcIock
TIL s. Army, dsiscrsd IL Il se Su
se,Iah,1n u Lseos sua ay b. rture te foiios lux
md aasx. H. IL IL snoioassiy eussi
il sll Leaa 1Sr Clear sides, ID small lisoDg Dew
clear .des thoroughly cured.
bi. !.tvns aeM fsd ID esar slcs thoroughly cured.
s4 ,r Will" T. us any part Ut thu
5sqIEeu ~ ~ afe 10 he iurrra. ID OF 1rcrea1cI
hsy s.on Ihey Will b Ahle 10 d.
M 70 fs!eSt ay ot al LII. IIsi i te.efssa
~pplealtoa al ill u1n! !oslnstIeR VIII b fur.
nTe,.-N. -. +. sAALL, llajor xnd c. q,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11
FOU N D..

IN rae sOCrHERN pARr OF raI CfrI Al
/ ovsrcoss aad . valisa. vAjeA ~ ov10 90
have b. calling fos - NJ Acaea - lal1nO 10
tAis np11ss. =. =. 08y3xA.
a O. MI uo0ook
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

Wool. Hides. Furs, Grain. Po-
tatOes. Hops. &C.. &c.
Ofer for sale to the trade only. st Wholesale
prices. to arrive per British Ship Golden Gate
nov due from Liverpool TO San Francisco. and
100 Gases Hennessy Brandy,
20 Cases "
100 Cases Martell /"
20 Gases Holland Red Case.Gin,
90 Cases Fine Old Tom Gin,
50Casks Guinness Porter, quarts
and pints,
so Casks Bass Pale Ale, quarts
and pints,
10 0ctaves Fine Old Martell
Brandy.
10 0ctaves Fine Old Hennessy
Brandy,
5 Octaves Holland Gin.
5 Octaves Fine Old Islay Scotch
WnlSKyy
Fine Old Port and Sherry Wines.
We also have constantly = on hand full line Of
me OLD BOURBON WHISTLES and other Do
AESTIC LIQUORS which We Offer to the trade q.
San Francisco prices.
~Asents for State Investment AID
insurance Company-Fire and Ma
rine.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

In Russia. - we'll as in Germany,
Austria, and one or two minor northern
realms, a noblenan's title 10 inherited
by all bis sons. who transmit it 70 their
male offspring. and % on ad infinituu.
Needy mobiles necessarily abound.
There are forty or fifty Count Zichys
in Hungary. three or four of whom are
wealthy msgnstes. and the rest pass
their lives in the army or Government
Offices on the smallest pay. In Galicia
there are eutire Villages where every
peasant native has the right to preface
his name With the title of Prince,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

About Q week ago On lowe man died.
He Was very wealthy and left :hres
sons, his only heirs, and would you BE-
leive it, the ungrsteful boys got together
and ran away with all the property
before the lawyers could get At it and
divide it With each other. There il o.
much sordid. mean, Grasping selfshnes'
in this world. that sometimes 1t -
enough to discourage . good laywer.-
Hteleye.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

4 PPRovED %. - AND p2o ACR8 PIECES
"A which ars certified By tAs CoUniaztoncs
Of the General Land Omcs = es1uins. and which
ars subicet 70 location without settlemant, for.
nished At ahort notice. Apply %
JOHN LEAAY,
Attorney -st-LAv.
Seattle. ". T.. ApS. 3. lS7s. alodkvU
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

A Boston court has dec ided that IL
woman Lends money 70 her husband
che cannot get it back. This 10 stale
news TO . great many wives. Who sr.
s,ysd st that decision long ago without
the aid OF court.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

A LouisisDs man made . vow that il
his lottery ticket drew 5000 he would
take $1,000 and build . church. The
ticket drew $500. and after . long
struggle With his conscienee, the man
presented an Orphan Asylum with tsn
pounds Of brown sugar and let his vow
90 at that
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

don't take any foolish chances. II
vuz called upon to mourn over dead
mule, l would stand in front ov him to
do my weepin' Billings.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-11

A poor but high, spirited woman in
Chicago pounds sn old rag on the
kitchen table every morning to uaks
the neighbor believe she has beefsteak
for breakfast.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-02-06
Teller's Investigation.

We shall look forward to the report
Of Mr.. Teller's committee with deal OF
interest. OF course, he has great deal
to tell. Why not ? He is a Teller;
and all we ask him for is to exactly te"
the truth.
The revelations at this investigation,
while not entirely in our favor, las OF
course was not to be expected,) goes 10
saow that the great monster nov so ia
miliarly known as intimidation was
not held up in a very formidable light
That some fraud was perpetrated on
both sides, there can be no. question:
and we are quite happy to seet that they
have made so little out of this much
talked of investigation. 49,.
1t appears that the Democratic party
were quite infants in the way of taking
little advantage, and all that they had
learned had come from their redoubt.
able opponents.
On the whole, we are quite satisfied,
and only blush and feel ashamed when
we read the monstrous testimony OF
Mr.. c. H. Noise. What is up ? What
does it mean? We are at loss to
understand.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-02-06
General Gary.

We do not know anything that we
have enjoyed so much recently as the
reading of the life of General Gary, BY
one of his staff. In the emphati, Lam
guage of the distinguished General
himself, "ge have our likes and We have
onr dislikes," and be is one for whom
our feelings have always been extremely
warm. As consequence, we always
enjoy anything that does him justice,
and we feel that this writer does. Gen.
Gary is, in our judgmsn not properly
understood with a great many of our
people. His bold and fearless way Of
thinking for himself and then speaking
what he thinks, forces.many to the con-
clusion that he is reckless, and not to be
relied on when coolncss and judgment
are called for. No greater mistake was
ever made. he is cool, deep and
earnest thinker, and he makes no move
that he does not well weigh before he
does it. We have seen his eagle eye
fash like o diamond when blood and
dying men were around him. We have
seen him in days that tried mems souls,
but never yet have We seen him when
his brain was not collected and his head
level. His record in the army, while
brilliant, shows in not one single instance
reckless loss Of life, but upon the con-
trary, no commander was more careful
of his soldiers, and none was more be-
loved. In civil life, look at his record.
He first advocated the "straight-out"
movement. Many Of us looked upon
him as nothing less than crazy. But
the results have clearly shown that he
was right, ard that the policy he ad-
vocated made Hampton Governor and
cleared our State of the thieves that in
tested it. We believe IN rendering
unto Caesar the things that are Caesars,
and we speak but the truth when We say
that South Carolina has upon her soil
no son who has risked mere, done more,
or who loves her more, than Gen. Gary.
We do not believe in the dogma of in
falibility, and we think that the General
made some mistakes in the Legislature,
but as be did so, We know that he did
so honestly. We shall always rejoice at
anything that does him good, and We
do earnestly trust that his cup of honor
and ambition may be filed to overflow
ing. We love Geuoral Gary, and as
long as VIC can, we will always be just to
hin. - - 80
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-02-06

more largely during the coming
season than ever before. Always
in the market, and always prepared
to give the HIGHEST MARKET
PRICES in .:..s:.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-02-06
The New York Herald asserts that

The New York Herald asserts that
"several ex-rebel soldiers say that Gen
Grant can carry Georgia, Florida, Loul-
siaua, and both the Carolinas in 1880. if
Tom Settle Of North C arolina is on the
ticket with him. They have growing
respect for Grant" The people of South
Carolina would like to know who OF
her sons are 80. degraded as to make
such remarks as these. Grant can never
get the vote of any true Carolinian.
A DISPATCH from Vienna says that
the occupation by tbe Roumanians OF q
position near Silistra, which they claim
as belonging to the Dobrudscha, is a
very serious affair. The Roumonlans,
by an overwhelming force, compelled
the Russians to abandon the fortress OF
Arab Tabia on the outkirts Of Silistra.
The Roumanian Government on Sat-
urday received an intimation simulta-
reously from St. Petersburg and from
Gen. Tod!eben to withdraw immediate
| ly, but formally refused, and collision
is probable. ... .-
LETTERS have been received at New
York from seveaal members Of the Ame>
rican corps Of rifemsn who were enlisted
| in the Russian service while the Grand
Duke Alexis aud the Russian fleet were
at New York. During their service IN
the Russian war the leaders of the party
Jack Ketch of Galveston, Texas. VIM.
Dyer of Boston, and John and William
Taylor, late of the Ninety-6fth Penn
sylvania, (Gosling's zopaves,l have
been repeatedly decorated on the field OF
battle for bravery iu action. During
the passage of the Balkans, Ketch, who
comm anded the corps; was called out
before tho Russian army and invested
with the cross ofst. Stanislaus BY Con
fSkobelotf, to whose personal staff he
was attached. They will leave Rus
sia at the beginning of July, their term
of service having been limited to that
timo. ,.......
A WONDERFUL MoToR.-Au appli'
cation was recently made before the
English patent Office for a new motor
In the specification that has been filed
it is described as "an improved appa'
rasus for raising water and obtaining
motive power" The principle upor
which this new motor is founded is tha
IAN apparatus raising water twenty
feet will raise twenty times as mucl
water as is necessary to work itself, les'
friction, the apparatus being connected
with and worked by water wheel
In other words the inventor has set ou'
to prove that machine can be made
which will not only work itself, but gen.
crate sufficient power to work any fixed
machinery or proper vessels. Next tc
perpetual motion, and akin to it, this
new self.actlng device, if its practica
bility can be demonstrated, would be
one of the most remarkable yet recorded
in this age Of great Inventions: