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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-13
PROM ROAD FUND.

The above balance stsnds to the credit of the
various funds az per rreasurer's Ralauc.
Sheet, dated March 20, 1894:
TREAsURER's BALANCE SHEET.
Cash IN treasury to the credit of the vurI,. uh
funds, March ~, 1894.
In State fund.- Observation-Disclosures. 4Sl &c
In Judges Salary fund ....... .....
In General County fund 80. :. ...2O. sos SO
In Cash Contingent fund ..........-. S.1l7 81
In lndigent Sick fund ..... .-...-.. 1886 10
In county School fund..-.. 70 l:
In Oncers Salary fund.. 5I4 I3
Total. 49,. s2.saS IS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-06-13
ADVERTISING RATES.

,und business principles. apply at the Of
fos ,ermR.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

a. G. Fisk. president 81 The Pan.
American BisuetalIie Association. has
Issued sha following call; "BeIieving
the present 40 suspicious time 70 &C.
complirh something substantial Tor
silve-. thereby restoring prosperity and
contentmeni among the people and
confidence in our rulers lsersanis
and institutions, and comforting untold
blessings on the human race, a meet.
ing il hereby called 20 assemble in
Washington. d. O., May q, 1894
composed o. representatives from The
United States. South and Central
America Old Mexico and all the
States thereof, 90 memorabilia the Con
gress OF the United States 10 restors
silver 10 lie ancient right at ratio no
10 exceed 10 TO l.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

Harry Hines. aged Is, of Spring
field, ILL.,, has beard three inches
long.
The people of Washington are
making suitable arrangements for
the reception Of the Coxey armies.
Ex-Governor Jarvis OF North
Carolina has been appointed to fill
TIE unexpised term In the Senate Of
the late Senator Vance.
A large number of u. 8. MarshaIs
attempted to stop the 600 Montana
Coxeyetes on their way TO Washing
ton, at Billings, the other day, but
the commonwealth were too many
for them and they retired In haste.
Ex-President Harrison. in a
speech at indianapolis the other day
said, among other nntruthful things;
The Republican party 10 and has
been friendly to the restoration Of
silver" Now. how do these figures
correspond with Ben's assertion
The vote in the House for the Band
Seigniorage bill: Democrats, al;
Republicans, 10; against the bill
Democrats. 80, Republicans, 80
The President vetoed the bill and
every Republican member voted %
sustain the veto. Oh, what truth
full fellows the Reps are.
Somebody asked Congressman
Marshall, of Virginia. what hi
thought Of David b. Hill since bis
famous anti-administration and
anti-tariff speech. "Well I'll tel
YOU" he aaid: Between Hill and
hell there's only one letter, If Hill
were in hell, the party would b.
better"
Those who never read the advertise
ments in their newspapers miss NOR
than they presume Jonathan kenisos
Of Bolan, worth Co.. Iowa, who has
been troubled with rheumatism in hi
back. arms and shoulders, read an item
in his paper about how prominen
German ciiiyen OF Fl. Madison isas
been cured. He procured the sans
medicine, and 10 use his own words
lit cured me right up." He ALEC says
"A neighbor and his vile were bstl
sick In bed with rheumatism. Ihei
boy was over 10 my house and sai'
they we're 80 bad he had 70 do the cook
ing. / told him If Chamberlain Pair
Balm and how ii had cared ME he 20
bottle ard II cured them up In
week. SO cent bottles for sale by r
w Smith. arnvriut. Min Home.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

Decidedly the worst man TO have in
a community. is that fossil spacim n
OF humanity, who, though largely in
terested in the town which he lives,
still has no faith in its future and VIII
do nothing for the place no matter
how much good scheme may be
proposed or how much others ma D do
without half the interest in the coun-
try that he has. His favorita occnpa
ton is sitting around watching others
work for the place while he reaps the
fruits Of their labors In the rise in
value Of bis property. You will find
him all over the country and although
fortunately not so numerous here
abonis a. in sumo places, he is, never
theless. found 90 some extent croakinp
and shaking his head about the future
~ usual. A man like that 10 u positive
injury 10 q town. He 10 miserly
close, small-souled individual, who ii
willing 10 hve upon the iabors Q
Others. There IL no known way q
get rid OF him, except 10 wait for hin
TO die off, and he il always long lived
-Ex.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28


II seems that Col. w. c. p. Brock
inridge narrowly escaped hanging dur
ing the civil war. General 8. @. Bur
bridge, who commanded the military
department of Kentucky in 1864. says
In one OF lis reports: II captured two
spies, DIR. Robt. ]. Breckinridge's son
and son-in-law, during 1854. who had
maps on their persons and who I'M
doubtedly would have been hanged,
but President Lincoln pardoned them
on account OF the extraordinary serv-
ices done for the country By DIR. Breck-
inridge.s Ii would have been better
for the reputation Of the Breckenridge
family had the Presidents pardon
never arrived.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
The chicago "Frei Presse," the

The Chicago "Frei Presse," the or
gan Of the independent German ele.
ment OF that city, says: "Many indie
pendent German voters have cast their
ballots at the last elections against the
Democrats because they are dissatis-
fed with Mr.. Cleveland and with the
slowness OF the Democratic tariff legis'
lation. These people wanted 10 CEN
sure the Democrats and stir them up.
But II the Republicans interpret this
demonstration in the sense that they
have again captured the German vote
they win be sadly disappointed" Thai
is about the size OF 1t all over the
country.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
nAxr pEmocRATs op1ous.

The Idaho Falls Times, under
the head Of rs il True" ssys;
People from Salt Lake city and
Ogden who we're there when the
army OF commonwealsrs were there,
and conversed with the men OF KEEL
ley's command, say there has been
systematic attempt made by
demagogncs all along the route
taken by the army, TO convince the
men that their troubles are due to
Mr.. Cleveland and o democratic
government. The majority of these
men are foreigners and have no con-
ception Of the details Of our form OF
government. They have been edn-
Gated by these demagogues to be-
| lieve that Mr.. Cleveland, like the
absolute monarch under whose gov
eminent they have been raised, has
the power individually to relieve
their wants and that he and his ad-
ministration being responsible, j
becomes their duty TO apply to hin
to right their wrongs. If these
reports are true 1t should be ths
duty Of the authorities to treat thes,
political demagogues as outlaws
and meters Of anarehism. It i
hard to believe that any either
claiming responsibility should b
guilty of such an outrageous conrs
for the sake of some fancied politi
cal advantage, while the country !
being overrun by semi-anarchist
and the fires of discomfort al
snouldering all over the land. La
them remember they are eHcourae
ing an element which If restraint
} broken, that there will be no mol
respect of person or parties, an
: that they are trifiing with FL
brands In dangerous localities.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

The riotous demonstrations OF the
foreign element in the Pennsylvania
coke region emphasize the importance
OF preventing the importation Of cheap
foreign labor. Their continued law
lessness may have the effect oi incit-
ing deeds OF violence in other sections
and aggressive measures should be
taken BY the State TO put an end to
such demonstrations. Our federal law
makers have hitherto legislated in the
interests Of monopoly and called il
."protection 10 American labor" while
affording every encouragement 10 the
importation OF cheap contract labor by
these very mcnopolists.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

The Industrial armies are stu on
their march for the National Capital
and daily gaining recruits. They have
provisions now, but how long will they
last9 Trouble will come very promptly
when the last ration has been deyoured.
We are confronting q grave situation
and just what it Is TO lead 10. no one
knows exactly, albeit MI can see that
.he future 10 full Of trouble unless
something is speedily done to relieve
tho general distress OF the people.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

For over FIny Years.

Az ON AND W.Li-TRrED RrMEpv.
Mrs.. Winslaw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for over fifty ,ears by mill
lions ~ mothers tnr their children
while teething. with perfect success.
II soothts the child, softtns Tho gums,
aIlays III pain. cures wind rsslie, and i
The best remedy for dialrtoea. II Is
pleasant 10 the taste. Sold by drug
gists In every part Of The world. 70
ceafs 4 hrssle Il vslns J. inealrnla.
ale IT .uy. aAsl aek tot Al Mis-
l"ws s.~ah.ng syrup, and take no
other kidd. lelsl
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

In q iaslar, 10 4Iha Gem Star, Secre-
tary ]. +. Whalen Of The Miners ~
sociation, scores Governor Mcconnell
tor The manner Of conducting the in.
yestigaiion of the conduct OF the State
mine inspector, which he character
izes M ridiculous farce. Mr.. Whalen
says that the only men examined by
the Governor who belonged in the
stope where the accident occurred.
were two shift bosses. Also, instead Of
procuring immunity from intimida-
ton TO the miners who would testify
ae the investigation, he deliberately
turned over TO the mining company
the petition from the miners asking
for the investigation, and in coase-
quence every miner who signed the
petition Is blackiistei in all the mines
OF the Occur d'Alene region. And yet
Idaho's Republican Governor claims
30 be friend OF all workingmen.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

The Democratic press of the country
10 utteriag some vigorous warnings to
the United States Senate. Says the
Detroit Free Press: .The Democratic
Senate must obey the people. Those
members who are derelict will be- re
tired as unworthy Of high trust. and
their couse of action, II persisted In,
may lead To an abolishms Mt Of . body
which is not in tonch with The people.
il given over TO the very Influences
against which Mr.. Tilden sounded a
timely warming. The Wilson tariff
bill came from those directly chosen
by the voters Of the country, and It's
destruction by the combination OF
wealth and seiishness in The Senate
will only lead 10 more determined ac-
ton on the part Of the people, who
wall IN the end have their way The
latest pertinent piece Of advice comes
lrnm The Indianapolis Sentinel In the
following woFds.. .The fact should not
be lost sight 81 that the Pennsylssnia
rioters and mnsaerers were imported
by the Coz. and iron harans Of that
state 10 displaee. u Logger wages,
American workingmen And ia the
name III and ossensibly for sAe heneii.
nj shase American woykingnsen ahe
Naaionai Senate proposes 10 permit
flaena aafne harens to levy d tnx on II
Ina people 81 this country"
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

Senator Morgan's report on the
new Nicaragua Canal bill is strong
and convincing, concluding thus:
1.-THE plan and certain effect OF this
bill If II becomes a law will be TO
put into active business EMPLOY
ment 100000, COO borrowed from
our own people without risk to the
government. II would furnish good
and wholesome employment TO
SO, 900 Americans, who are march
ing on the highways, begging for
work and often food.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
NEARLY Evnny rows HAs


A smart alec.
a girl shat eiggies.
A neighherhood iemd.
A man Who knows il all.
A few mcddlesnmae old women.
A boy that naisbauases In church.
A hen-pecked husband and rooster
A man who understands the silver
question.
A brimdie Cow that can open every
body's yard gate.
A young man thai does nothing but
"blow.1
A.man that il always making insin.
uating remarks ahnut ladies'.
A ballroom smaslier or society bore
pscked wife.
A mother that sees no good in other
peoples children.
A married couple whn chill and COO
publicly but fight privately.
A bully that any sixteen year OLD
boy could viii II he only knew IL.
A girl that chews gum and goes e
the postoiiice every time the mai
comes in.
A man who Is too stingy 10 take hi
home paper, but borrows the one hi
neighbor pays for.
A high minded woman who Away
says the wrong thing when she speak
10 company.
Men who can tell you all about th
finance and how TO run other penple'
business, hut have made a dismal fai
ure of their own.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
Mid Winter Fair Hates.

From Min Hnme 10 San Fran
cisco, via Portland and rail....*5 80
NTH Home to San Francisco,
via Portland and steamer DO 90
Min Home To San Francisco,
yia Ogden and G. r. r. R.. 81 90
Rates sia Steamer include .:seals and
berths on steamer.
Rail rates include fiyo admissions 10
the Fair.
Fissatssss llrai'el - continuous pas
ss8a e ss I#ar4 Nth extreme
lsusli q 80 a*Ss tfenl HI III sale.
4. q. SMITH, Agent.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
srArE or ONO, CRY OF ToLrDo,l :.
IrcAs CouNTY.


FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he 10 the senior partner Of the iirm oil
+. J. CHENEY 4 Go, tioing business in
the CITY OF Toledo, County and State
aforesaid. aud that said firm will pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case ri Ca
tarrh that can not he cured by the use
uf Halls CAraRRH cuRE.
FRANK ]. CHENEY.
swarm 10 before ma aud subscribed
la my presenre this 9th dry III Deccm-
her, A. ID. 1855. "A. w. GLEASON.
fsEALl Notary Public.
Halle Casarfh Cure il taken inter
nallv aud acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
send for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY q Co Toledo, O.
90 SuiI BY Druggists, 75c.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

The Oregon Democracy bare things
down about right They charge that
that the present hard times are due
alone to the policy 81 the Republican
party id the years long since, or since
1879. Those Oregon men have things
down about right aud seem 10 have
the nerve 20 place responsibility where
ii Belongs.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
STOCK BRANDS.

~ taunnaesasil Gatfis. EaF-mArk. undsshlt In
IL raxh ear. wassle seIt hand aide neck. Range,
Bennett creek an6 Pine Grove. WI. BLACkMAN.
- double anchor on left shoulder. Horses.
- Range. RsnHets creek sah Pine Grove. VIM.
nlseansan. Mountain Home postosiee.
~ left hip MATHS: Crcp and split In left unbit In
~ right, wastls isgs jaw
II Both hips Marks: crop and split In each ear,
/ ! waffle right iaN. A. A. HALL,
uos3a " Mountain Home. Idaho.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
worid.s Pair Highest Award.

Some editorial chap. whose name
we do NOT know, and whose diges-
tive apparatus ought to be sent to
the hospital for repairs, delivers
himself Of the following: Heaven
born orators are carrying the hod,
athletes are preaching the gospel
and brilliant writers are shoeinr
horses. There are Law yers who
ought to be cowpunchers, and cow
punchers who ought TO be lawyers;
surgeons who ought 10 be saving
wood and wood savers who ought
to be saving bones. There are men
ii. the pcnitentiary who ought TO be
holding positions of trust, and men
who re.holding positions of trust
who ought TO be in the penitentiary
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
HDan'l talk b me- she salsl.

kn8N 2has NJ nas alak4k se,
w fe M ats II Nlgll
hAi Hsaana os N0a< ncSs
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
Notice 70 Creditors.

Ezfafe q EhaFtEA NseFNs UVeeaseM
Ens5ee Ia hsfsssy given BY the nadsrxiKnea Ad.
ssnsstsafor ii ths estate IL gharsss Myafs ecssFd,
% ths rrvssitors ei and ell persons hsstns waIts
against ihs said slessAssA. to sxsibs shsn. With shs
necessary sschers wifhan tnmg esAs after the 8fsf
puhlieaian ~ thls notice, 20 the sad adnhissaspt
a. Mountain Hune. 10 tss County ~ kinsores stats
ca la4ha
Dxassi Il Aeunssin Home. March 90 1894
w. A. HEYNnssps
pgsllae Administration.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28

Furnished rooms. with or with
out board, at the Gilmore Hotel.
MRs. NORA LrNEHAa, Prop.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1894-04-28
weiser il to have a cannery.

EDWARD L. fIank ID now elltof ol
the Bellevue Herald.
An army Of 5000 Coxeyiies has
gathered at Meeker Junction. Wash.
Don't wait for the wagon while
the walking is good.
Nothing so needs reforming as
other peoples habits.
Hogan's Coxey army, that captured
railroad train and was making it.
way to Washington. WAS captured by
U. s. troops at Fort Keogh, Mont.
The commissioners of Logan coun-
Nv have offered reward Of $3.50 for
| the arrest and conviction of the
murderer of 8. X. Randolph, who
was butchered while In bed in his
cabin ten miles from Bellevue.
Stolworth, who with his family lives
in an adjoining cabin, and arrested
on suspicion was discharged.
| II will he an agreeable surprise 10
persons suhjece 10 attacks OF bilious
collie To learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Chamherlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy. In
Il many INSTANCES the attack may be
prevented by taking this remedy AZ
soon as the first symptoms of the dis
ease appear. Is and 30 cent bottles
, FOR sale by r. w. Smith. druggist.
A Sioux City, Iowa. dispatch Of
: April 18th says: A few days ago the
fifteen year-old daughter of j. Luck
ish of Bresco had tooth pulled
while under the influence Of an an
, aesthetic. The next morning shs
was found dead in bed. The fol
lowing day she was buried. Tw,
or three days later some friends o
the family who feared that she hae
been buried too soon. secured TIN
} permission Of the parents to hav
, the grave opened, and then it wa
found that the girl had been burie,
/ alive. The glass Of the coffin wa
q broken to fragments. The bod
!. was fearfully contorted, the hand
9 cut and hloodstained, and the hai
9 torn out. The girl had turned owe
= and the body lay face downward.
II Our better halves SAY they could ne
4 keep house without Chamberlain
" Cous.a Remedy. IL is used ia NOR
!, than half the homes in Leeds. Sim
i Bros, Leeds, Iowa. This shows th
esteem IN which that remedy is hel
where IL has been sold for years ar
well known. Mothers have learnr
! that there ID nothing so good for cold
= Group and whooping cough, that
cures these ailments anickly aud pc
o manensly. and that IL is pleasant m
y safe for children to take. 80 cent bo
ties for sale by X. w. Smith. drnggis
! Oh McMullen. in from Neal, Il
Il more county, yesterday, said a lara
a force oil men were at work on ID
: road between the Balbach mill an
the mine. and that itwould be pass
= BILE for ore teoms about the first
Z May. Prospectors were going
y almost daily.--Boise Dem. %.
: Blanks Of all kinds for sale at Il
! BUILETIN Office.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
LIBEL IS CHARGED.
President Grsenhut ofthe "Whis-
ket Trust" Alleges Malice.
Ono Of the Proprietors Of the
Financial News Arrested.
He Is Locked Up Pending the Ar
rival Of Bondsmen.

Daniel c. Demerith, forty seven years
old, OF 965 Greene avenue. Brooklyn. one
OF the publishers OF the New York
Daily Financial News, as held by Jus
tice Ryan at the Tonbs Court this
afternoon in 81 so for examination next
Monday morning, charged with libel by
Joseph 3. Greenhut, President OF the
Peoria. H.. Distilling and Cattle Feed
ing Company, better known as the
Whiskey Trust.
Mr.. Demeritt was unable to furnish
bail at once. and is confined In the Tombs
pending the arrival Of his lawyer, w. l..
Allen, Of % Broadway, VIII is looking for
bail.
MIR Greenhut, who is stopping at
Elberon, n. j.. claims that the alleged
libel, which was published this morn
ing, was prompted by malice.
that the item in question came to his
paper In the regular course OF business,
through one Of Its reporters, -,
Demeritt. is also charged with libel by
Greenhut. He is at present IN Nova
Scotia.
Mr.. Greenhut's lawyer is Daniel
O'ReiIly. of 81 Franklin street.
Mr.. Demeritt's lawyer says he Will
prove that there was no ground for
criminal proceedings and that Mr. Pc
merritt VIII then cause tne dIIest VI ~, NJ
Greenhut for false imprisonment The
article that President Greenhut took ex.
ception TO appeared in to.day's issue OF
the paper. II is set In full face type at
the top of column on the 'front.' page
and Is as follows
A RECEIVER FOR WHlskEi. -
After the close Of the market report was
current smnatng from what appeared to be q
very reliable source. that . receiver was 10 be
appointed for the Disuiiers and Cattle Feeders
Company 49,,
that II the receiver we're not already appointed
he certainly would be to-day Thls result,
which has been anticipated for some time. was
said to be precipitAted by the failure OF the
Trust oobtaln the terms expected IN the
schedule OF the Tarin bills,
II is the general impression in Wall
street that the article was published
with a view OF affecting the stock OF the
Trust, but II this was the case II fell
far from the mark, as there was. II Is
alleged, no perceptible charge in Its SELL
ing figure.
The evening world., 1894-07-27
Mr., BELMONT'SSLAVE
Arrives from the Far East with
Wild Animals and Birds.
They Kick Up Much Robbery and
Are Exceedingly Hungry.
The Consignees Arc in . Quandary
AS to Their Disposition.

please mister respectful sir, you tell
highly honorable Belmont take his wild
animal beasts away. Very hungry are
they, and so Is your unworthy slave.
one pigeon go dead. Just so a little
small deer kick UP Robbery. Rough
was the universal ocean, so one wild
kite he die.
"Oh, respectful one, inform highly
honorable Belmont his slaves and wild
animal beasts have arrived and kiss
his feet
This somew what out Of the ordinary
request was made to an Evening
World" reporter this afternoon, just af-
ter the Anchor line steamship Elysia
was moored at the Union Docks, Brook
Ign, by a real genuine East Indian who,
with a companion. brought over job
lot OF Eastern wild fauna, consigned TO
Thomas Cook & Son. for Mr.. Belmont.
The animals and birds making up the
collection are just the ordinary denizens
of the Indian jungles, neither scarce.
beautiful nor attractive.
This is the tally list as taken at Cal
cutta on June 2, when the consignment
was shipped;
Two Brshmin bulls. six Brahmin cows,
eight blue and white cranes, six ducks,
sixteen pigeons, six jungle fowl. eight
pheasants, ten partridges, four gos-
hawks, two shahuns IA diminutive spe-
Giles OF deer) four moose deer, two ordi-
nary, everyday deer; three squirrels,
| two gibbons ring-tailed monkeys said
TO be sacred), four monseese lsinsmisi
The whole lot is boxed up. and spent
the time during the trip on the quarter
decks OF the ships they travelled on.
contemplates starting an oppositio,T
menagerie TO Barnum b Bailey's he vii
fail But another fortune awaits him II
he can only induce the second lndiar
dian No. speaks no English. but 8
| more typical Yoghi has never left India
He is old, shrivelled, white-haired anc
bearded The deep immensely OF wisdom
| in his eye the superiority OF his intel
| iect, as depicted in his features. Is WORT
81 a look TO any followers OF ThibeeeaI
Down at Thomas Cook & Sons the,
| were lust as anxious as Indian NO.
| 10 know what TO do with the menagerie
| The firm act as consignees IN nam,
| only and don't know what to do VIII
| the animals and Indians.
The same state OF affairs exists a
| Mr. Belmon.'s banking house. No on
there knows what TO do with the new
Mr.. Belmont, who is now at Newport
| left no instructions. and his clerks ar
entirely at a loss how to proceed.
The teief raph wires to Newport wer
hot with urgent. requests for instruc
lions, but up TO O'Clock this Afternoon
Highly Honorable Belmont had no
The Eiysia left Gibraltar on July II
The Indian aggregation arrived a
Gibraltar from Calcutta on July b
steamer and then boarded the Elysis
The Elysia had good weather all III
way across. She brought about u
steerage passengers from Naples
There were no cabin passengers.