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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
The Gear In q Bad Fix.

vienna, December l3.--The situation
at st. Petersburg continues to grow
hourly more alarming. Private advices
state that ct any moment an alarming
outbreak may be expected In the Rus.
sian capital. The statement concerning
the intention Of the Gear to abdicate.
has received fresh confirmation. 1t is
believed to be incontestably true that
the Gar has written the proclamation.
but the mental condition OF His Majesty
is extremely variable, and what he de.
cides upon in the morning he retracts at
night. The audacity Of the revolution.
ary party throughout the Empire con.
tinually increases. Copies Of their man.
ifssto, avowing their determination
to persist In their attempts to
take the life OF the Gear were found in
almost every house in St. Petersburg
yesterday. thrust under doors, wrapped
around door knobs or posted upon the
walls. Copies OF the same manifesto
were freely circulated OF Moscow and
other cities a. far south O. Odessa and
S~sbsstopol. The police authorities are
maniissting great anxiety and vigilance.
bat their sincerity IL distrusted by the
Gear. and In revolutionary circles It 10
broadly limited that the police are really
on the side Of the oonspirators. and that
at the critical moment they will join
with them in q general uprising.
ST.. P~ETrRspURo, December a.
Many arrests were made here yesterday.
Il IL said o plan Of the winter palace was
found upon one Of the prisoners.
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taking strong ground In favor Of Con-
gress regulating charges for transporta'
ton OF freight by the railroad companies.
and advocating . National Railroad
Commission, to supervise al matters
relating thereto.
P~orrsvrLLx. Pa, December l3.-Fred.
Hay, John Kicker and Q boy named
James were killed yesterday by the fall
Of top slate in the Forest colliery.
CHICAGO, December ia consider.
able number OF members Of the National
Republican Central Committee have
been interviewed. AMI almost unsni.
mously agree that the Republican CON.
vention should be held In Chicago. A
delegation leaves today for Washington
to present to the National Committee
the reasons favorable 10 the selection Of
this city.
ST.. LOUIS, December 12.-James Lon.
acre was shot and killed in Plano. ILL.,.
ON the 10th, by @. II. Bennett. It ap.
pears that Lonacre had been engaged TO
Benefits sister, but that the engagement
had been broken. Yesterday he went to
Bennett's house with the avowed inten.
ton OF marrying the girl anyway. but
was elected. He then threatened to kill
Bennett, w~hsrsupon the latter shot him
through the head. and the Coroner's
Jury justified the act.
Los PNos, December l2.-Ouray TO-
day brought In one Of the Indians who
are to be tried. and promised to bring
the others q soon as secured. He was
locked up. The loss Of property BY the
outbreak will bs paid for out OF the Ute
Fund on deposit ut Washington.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
Miscellaneous.

New Yozx. December l3.-samusl
Singleton. tiokst-tsksr OF the Grand
Open House, having been indicted BY
the Grand Jury for violation Of the Civil
Rights law (hs having refused admission
to the thsatsf to VIM. R. Davis, 9 col.
orsd many has been arrested.
Hanlan has made . proposition to
Courtney to row for the $4,000 purse
ave weeks hence on the Potomac river
nesr Washington. Hanlan says this 10
the last chance be will give Courtney to
row for the priss. Hanlan's ultimaium
requires Courtney to deposit $500 With
Blake, the referee, - . guarantee that
he will start In the race.
ALsASY, Decsmbsr l3.-Ths Board OF
State Canvssssrs declare all the Repub-
iIcsn candidates elected except State
Engineer and Surveyor. Horatlo 6sy.
mour, Jr., Democratic candidate for that
ofios, ID DECLARED elected.
WIsHuaros. December IS. Rspre.
ssntatvss of the National Board Of
Tr.ds made Arguments ysstefday hstors
the Hsuss Committee On connass,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
The Utes Must Go.

WASHINGTON, December l3.-An of.
Ger Of the army. writing from the Ute
country. In q letter received yesterday,
says the Southern Utes have been quiet
from the first and remain 10. Officers
stationed among them have observed no
signs Of trouble. and all they have seen
or heard OF wal has been In newspapers.
He says that winter has set in through.
out that region, and that even in the
event OF trouble Il would be absolutely
impossible for troops 10 push through
the mountains. he says the Indian
question In Colorado is rapidly reaching
q solution through the Hooking in Of
miners. They are crowding along the
borders OF the Indian reservations, and
In many cases passing we'll within these
limits, and each succeeding company
passing on ahead Of previous trespass.
ers. The whole Indian region 10 found
to be very rich in minerals, and this will
surely lead ut an early day to the vrsat-
ing Of Il from the Indians.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
Tho Maine Election Returns.

AUGUSTA. Me-, December l2.-Ths
Mains Standard, q Democratic organ,
states that the Government announces
In Q semi.oficlal tone, that the returns
from Portland. Lewiston, Saco. Augusta,
Hollowell, Bath and Rookland. for Rep
re~sentatives, all have some technical do.
feet, and that the Governor and Council
will reject them all. These cities elected
fifteen Republican Representatives. Tho
most common defect alleged is that the
returns were signed by three Aldermen
instead of four. In Portland the defect
was In using tho word scattering"
Belfast 10 also understood to DO among
the disiranchised cities. on the ground
that DR.. Brooks. the Representative
elect, Is an examining surgeon OF pen.
%sioners. and IL thus ineligible. The law
prohibits the Governor and Council tax.
ing into account the question Of ineligi.
bility OF Senators and Representatives
elect, bat II 10 understood that the Gov
ernor and Council adjudgs this law also
to be unconstitutional, and not 10 be
obeyed.
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r,psr,s opsr. House.

This evening the great Hermann will
close his engagement ct Pipsr's Opera
House by q big blow out-that Is, he
will blow somebody out OF his big can.
non. The gun is already In position In
the upper box. right hand sids-s brazen
thing which looks formidable and has
been capped to prevent small children
and tmid women from becoming fright.
sped at II at the matinee today. 1t 10
not positively known who will DO the
subject to be blown out OF the gun to-
night. Some say It will DO Mile Addie
and Others that II IL 10 be o man. II the
former, all the women OF the place will
want to DO there to make suitable show
Ing OF horror; and II 1t 10 to 30 . man
ali the men will want to be there to see
the thing properly done. The men will
want the satisfaction Of seeing . woman
blown up once. too. II Addio Is to DO the
victim; and the women will want to see
q grsat brute OF . man hoisted out II Q
specimen Of that noble creature 10 to
BE- the subject. The safest way 10 for
All 10 90.
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Miscellaneous

LONDON. December ia Geneva
dispatch says that the st. Gothsrd Tun.
mel 10 within less than 900 metres Of
completion. The junction Of the two
galleries will be effected within one
month.
The Grand Jury at oarrick-on.shan'
NON have found true bills against Davitt,
Killssn and Daley for ssdition. Coun-
ssl for the Grown presented writs rsmov..
Ing the trials 10 Dublin. Rea, counsel
for Killsn. protested, and advised KiiIesn
70 remain IN prison.
LoHnoN, December l3.-Passaee has
been booked for Charles 8. farnsu and
friend In the steamer Scythia. which
sails from Liverpool for New York on
the Goth Instant. -
o1irLnAs, December la.-Tht'p sb.
Sheriff Of Mayo and . large ferss Of
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Tha Bloody Utes.

WASHINGTON, December lS.-Sscrs.
tary received q telegram from General
Hatch, dated Los Pinos, the 10th, stat
ing that the Indians in their request TO
be tried in Washington meant to DO tried
by the General Government. They are
willing to DO tried anywhere out OF Col.
orsdo. They stated to 0uray that they
might a. well be hung to trees ct the
agency as TO be taken to Denver.
oursy says that the Commission has de-
manded all the warriors mentioned BY
the women. but that the women made
some mistakes. which will be known at
the trial. but the proper persons will DO
secured and turned over a. soon a. 1t 10
asosrtainsd who they are. They will
turn over all persons mentioned by the
women,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l.r-c,At TO rn, BOLD .rLI DAILY nuI
Secretary Of War Ramsey.

WASHINGTON. December ls.-Govern.
or Ramsey. the new Secretary Of War.
took charge oil his department yesterday.
and quickly made q pleasant impression
upon all who were brought into contact
with him. He 10 . portly. good.natured
and ksen.wittsd man, with gray hair,
and wears gold.rimmsd spectacles. He
has leased Q hne mansion. formerly occu-
pied by Postmaster General Cresswell
and his family. and will take possession
of IL tomorrow evening. The Star re-
ports that one Of the reporters. who
called on him. remarked that In the East
the new Secretary was generally under.
stood To be "down on the Indian" The
Secretary IL said to have replied that his
section was by no means hostile TO the
Indians or disposed TO act with malig-
nant feeling towards them. They had
suffered . great deal by Indians and 1t
was true they might regard the red man
In q somewhat different light than the
people OF tho East do. This was natural.
for they understood him better. They
did not think It possible to make . white
man out OF the Indian. and while treat.
ing him fairly they held that he should
also be dealt with firmly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
CONGRESSIONAL
House.

.O
WASHINGTON. December l2.-Gibson
introduced q bill for the appointment OF
an Intsr.oosanio Commission to deter
mine the best plan and route for the %.
tablishment Of communication for trade
and commerce between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans across the Isthmus Of
Darisn. Referred. The bill provides
for tho appointment by the President Of
. Commission to consist Of Ave members.
to DO selected. one from the navy. q
from the army. one from the ooas. sur.
vey and two from civil life. The tirst
three named are To serve without extra
compensation, and the two latter to 70.
osive $500 per month. The Commission
shall be called ''Ths Inter.oceanic- Com.
mission"
Gillette introduced 0 bill In opposition
to the retirement Of grsenbsoks, and In
favor OF substituting them for national
bank notes and for free coinage OF silver.
Referred.
The Senate joint resolution. author.
king the Secretary OF the Interior to me-
gotiate with the Ute Indians for the re-
iinquishnsnt OF their reservation 10
Colorado, was taken from the Speakers
table and referred to the Committee on
Indian Affairs.
Baker, from the Committee on Appro.
priAtions, reported back the Fertilization
Appropriation bill, and the House went
into Committee OF the Whole upon that
bill. Baker said. with q single exception
the bill was the Same a. had been 70.
ported for the last two years. The Item
for the armament OF coast Notifications,
including heavy guns and howitzsrs,
powder. etc., had been increased by the
sum Of 500, 600, 90 that the items Of the
present bill amounted to $225. 900. In
place Of $l25, 900. as last year. The
estimate OF the Chief Of Ordnance for
that service had been $l,087, 900; the
Secretary Of War had reduced that esti.
mate $50, 600, and the committee had
reduced II S226, 900. The increase In
the appropriation was for the purpose
OF converting smooth. bore cannon into
riAed guns. II Congress continued to
appropriate $225. OOo a year for that pur-
pose It would be twenty years before
enough would be converted TO arm the
forts In the harbor Of New York.
Reagan moved to amend by making
an appropriation Of SO. 1000 for batteries
for the defense OF Galveston harbor.
Resgan's amendment was adopted.
The committee rose and reported the
bill to the House and 1t passed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
DisRies CsarI

The following business was trans.
acted in the District Court this morning:
Eslats Of John Burns. dsosssed-Ps-
tition for letters Of administration flsd;
hearing set for December 9Th.
Estate Of Nicholas Dickmsn. do.
csassd--Power OF attorney hlsd author
ixinR German Consul In San Francisco
10 represent foreign heirs ; Lewis and
Deal entered @ attorneys OF record.
Estate OF Patrick O'Hsarn. dsosased-
Power OF attorney Alsd authorizing
Murdoch Mckenzie TO represent hairs;
Lewis & Deal entered a. attorneys OF
record.
Virginia City 70. George wilson-Mo-
ton 10 set aside order declaring bail for.
feitsd denied, but BY consent OF counsel
and on defendant surrsndsring himself
be was allowed to furnish new bail In
the sum Of 5000; the case was set for
Monday and . jury sxprsssly waived q
then the forfeiture was oanoslsd.
Estats OF Bell. deceased W. W.
Boohsr appointed administrator; bond
$500.
Kirman W. wkhineton. two csses-
Demurrer ovsrrulsd; IL days given In
which to answer.
Deal 70. Original Gold Hill-Dsmurrsr
Withdrawn; 10 days given In which to
answer.
Lonisy & Smith 70. Same Same
order entered.
NcArdls ". Sheppsrd o. L.-Demur.
rer sustained; 8 days. given In which 10
amend complaint and 10 days thereafter
10 which TO Ale answer.
]. @. Caldwell ". Rough and Ready
Mining Company-Dsmurrsr TO- inter.
ysntion OF Walter 4 Go. ovsrruisd; ~
days given in which 10 als supplemental
intervention.
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The Afghan Insurreetiou.

CApuL, December 13.-0n Wsdnss.
day General Macpherson occupied sarkh
Kotal Just in time to prevent q junction
OF the Kohistanis with Q force from
Ghuznee. The Koblstanis. who occu.
pied . position near Kotsl. were at
tackled and disloged, leaving six stand.
ards. Our loss was o few men slightly
wounded. The cavalry arrived at the
point Of junction too early. and sneoun:
tered large masses Of the enemy, and
their guns for q time fell into the enc
my's hands. But they were aftsrwsrd
recovered. The insurgents, who are In
considerable foros about the city. are
being attacked this morning by General
MACPHERSON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

DUBLIN, December l3.-Charles Stu.
art Psrnell has forwarded the following
telegram In reply TO a cable message Of
inquiry from Chicago
The arrest Of Davitt was prompted by
q desire Of the Government to get rid Of
him a. the chief organizer OF the land
agitation and also In hopes that the peo-
pie would be intimidstsd by a State
prosecution, or driven to illegal and VIC.
lent action. The result, instead OF
arresting the movement. has been pow.
erfully to assist 1t. Land clubs are
being organized In every part OF the
three Kingdoms and the subscriptions
pour in. The Nsiionalists.' Repsalers
and Home Rulers are united and have
found Q common platform in the watch
word. "The land for the people,"
The Government, bsfled In Its attempt
10 crush the movement. may, In despe.
ration. resolve upon further illegal and
unconstitutional action. and arrest other
leaders, but tho landlords are oowed
and the castles intimidated by the deter.
mined action OF the people. Threat.
snsd evictions are abandoned as . result
OF the Balla anti eviction meeting.
There are no bidders for estates at sale
In the Landed Estate Courts, and the
tenants are allowed to become owners
on easy terms. The leading English
rsformers gre in sympathy with our
movement.
Swarms Of paid spies are infesting the
country, additional troops are daily dis.
patched to stations In the south and
west, and large lsviss OF constabulary
recruits are just ordered, all indicating q
determination OF the Government to
take advantage Of the suffsrings Of the
people and drive them to deeds Of vic.
lsnoe. No relief works have yet been
undertaken, nor 10 there any prospect
OF State assistance, but orders have been
issued to prepare additional work house
accommodations. The attitude Of our
people up to the present time 10 mag.
niAcent. They are self.restrained and
reliant and resolved not to DO betrayed
into any precipitats or illegal action.
An important meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the National Land League
was held today when. among other i'm.
portant business, IL was decided that /
should leave for New York with John
o OF the late John B. Dillon,
soon as possible.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
A Flowing, Flaming Destroyer.

BRADFORD. Pa, December IA fire
broke out last evening at Well 4. belong.
ing to E. o. Emerson, In Red Rock.
The well had been cleaned preparatory
to torpedoing and was left open. Super.
intsndsnt Mason q the Emerson lease
passed by with . lantern and the gas
iguited and set Are to the rig. The we'll
made o flow and the burning oil ran
down the hill to the 250.bsrrel tank,
which caught Are. The Are DOM muni.
GATED with o %. ZOO. barrel tank, which
was soon In q blaze and burned steadily
until 8 o'clock this morning. Rivers Of
oil flowed down the valley and through
the main street Of Red Book. barning
all the business and private houses In
the town. Three hundred families are
homeless and there IL great suffering.
The scene at the village alter the fre
had consumed all there wa to feed on
was simply appalling. A dense black
cloud hung over all the surrounding
country, and nothing but blsckened
beams and still smoking ruins showed
the site OF what had been not long
before q thriving village.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

police have gone to Loonamoors to svict
farmer Dempsey. 10 protest against
whose eviction the Balla meeting Of the
22d ultimo was held.
vienna. December l3.-Nsarly all the
rivers and brooks in Translyvania have
o~verfowed, laying under the water vast
tracts Of country and destroying bridges
and houses, intsrrupting communication
and sweeping away farming utensils.
cattle and grain. In some cases the
Inhabitants were for days on trees and
roofs Of houses waiting TO be rescued.
CALCUTTA. December l3.-Lord Lyt.
ton, viceroy Of India. on his arrival
here from a tour Of the provinces, was
twice Ared at. but escaped injury. The
vould.be assassin was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
Grant at Columbus.

Columns. December Is. = General
and Mrs. Grant were received In grand
style here yesterday. The streets were
early filed with people, and everything
bstoksnsd Q successful day. The decor.
ations were abundant, flags omnlprss.
ent and notices over oil. The Grant
party arrived at 2:45 P. NJ. and vera
greeted by twenty guns, whistles and
cheers. Major Collins made the vel.
coming address on behalf Of the city,
and Governor Bishop made an address
on behalf Of the State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

J.. p. Smith and United States Mar
shsl Ash, Who have been over at washoe
asis hunting. returned Yesterday morn.
inc With . good showing Of ducks. geese,
rabbits and other desirable poultry.
Virginia City taxes are nov due and
payable ct 9 at the oface Of the City
Tsx Collector. ct City Hall. North O
stpess. These taxes win become dslin-
ausnt after January 10.
A special telegram from Csfson sin
b found elsewhere containing the San
.snos Of J. T. Pritchard Tor the mur.
Jsr Of OeAcsr Symous. He 10 70 Do
hanged January Is.
Nrs. Mayhsld. the woman Who was
recommended to the charity Of the
County Commissioners BY Bishop Whit
.hsr. has been sent TO her friends In
Portland. Oregon.
Painting the roof Of the Fourth Ward
aaAoo,-hoass. Virginia. Q brick dust RED
- bssa going On. 'ThGs's no account
rs Tor tsssss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
ADDrr,ors TO Mrsras' Ux,os LIaaAar.

ADDITIONS TO MrSras' UxIos LraaAaY.
The following named books have been
donated to the Minsrs's Union Library
BY Alex. G. Mckenzie: ssgsbrush
Lssu, Arabian Nights. Lost Life. The
World Of Wit and Humor. Grant and
Sherman. Polar and Tropical Worlds,
Nature, or the Poetry Of Earth and Sea,
Arst volume Of Uncivilizsd Races Of the
World.
BULLION SErPxzsrs. Evening before
last the Consolidated Virginia Mining
Company shipped bullion to the value
oil ,83l 81. At the same time the
California Mining Company shippsd
Sls, $50 10. Ths union Consolidated
lining Company Win probably com.
msses shippilg bulion nsxt week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

Miss Catharins N. Post, n. D.. has
Alsd . copy Of her medical diploma and
been received into fellowship by the
leading physicians Of Virginia. The
lady was present at the late inquest a
to the death OF Julia Kinds and won
golden opinions from all. Her diploma
q Q Latin document and was granted BY
the Pacific Medical College, OF San
Francisco. Il bears . dozen good names.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
The New York Incline.

The incline OF the New York mine 10
one OF the best on the lode. II 10
double, we'll timbsrsd and six feet in
the olssr-that IL. at right angles to its
course. II therefore offers excellent
facilities for ventilation and work. The
incline il now below the 1900 level and
IL being pushed down at the rate Of 25
feet per week. It 10 just possible that
at some time In the future whom sun.
cisnt depth Is attained some other mine
may do worse than to carry on opera
lions through this incline.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

There will be no services In Masonic
Hall. Gold Hill, tomorrow evening. on
account OF the 8. 8. Concert In Virginia.
California quail are now quite plsnti-
full In our markets.
The Gould & Curry will elect Trustees
next Monday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

The Sierra Nevada Mining Company
having withdrawn its suit against the
Solid Silver Mining Company. the latter
Company viii now obtain . y. 8. Patent
for its 1900 test Of mining ground Cd.
Joining the sisrrs Nevada. Thsrs never
wa any Just cause for this suit. and y =
70 tbs advantage Of Ill oopssrned that u
II Withdrawn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
C~alsdonian Election.

At . meeting Of the Calsdonian Club.
held last evening. tho following officers
were slsctsd for the ensuing term : Ar.
thur B. Wilson, Chief; J. h. Mcdonald,
First Chisftain; VIM. Somerville, Second
Chisitain; William Sutherland, Third
Chieftain ; j. E. Mcdonald. Fourth
Chisftsin; VIM. Marston, wardsr; D.
Morrison. Dunniewassal. The club will
give their annual ball Friday, January
23, 1879.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

cidzsn-YsD. &. B.. you're around
early today.
Z. B.-ys; usuiAd LIE dent make
no didsrsnos 10 ne. Tn up and around
lest - usaal-eAA't msks nothin' iytn'
shsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13

joe Edwards. Geo Morris. Geo Babtrse.
Jos Mooney. u Walsh. Mrs II Morris.
p Hogan. Mrs n L Levi. J Anderson. y
Fislding. Miss A Mccormick. J Combs, d
q Kitxmeysr. Emma Hall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-12-13
a>,,,.,. snls nersa.s.

W CsrsilI. J W Pflugsr. Miss Mann. G
} Hillysr. u Rk:chan. Ed Powers. WIS
hobart. II 8 staplss. N Morton. Belle
Rnansr. Miss B Gardiner. R . Day and
family. r B Clark. Mrs Brown. 7 Wood.
, d Hixon. Mrs Lewis. n Ssppsl.
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" AUTHENTIC MINING INrElll.
aENcE"

ssmsshisg from she nay Concsr..
SAG IL a.d semsshisg In Reply
Thereto.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Ireland's Agitation.

l.r.o.AI 70 tn. GOLD urI1 D.n. x.v..l