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JA.I.-SO V JI lV s
Saturday Jane I t 1M3.
KOMETDING OF CAPTAIN HAU.
Even fariios ns Captain Hall's
Dame lias ltecuuic bv its connection
with the later explorations f the
Arctic S-a hid bis a!tnot tr.ifUf
death there, but little is fcnouu of
liiiu snteiu the neighborhood of his
earlier manhood ; am a short bio-jrrtIiii-ai
t-kett-b if him tshk-h we
15 ml in tbe Jiew York Weekly Tit
for Juiie 4 therelore ieeuli.tiW
welcome am interesting jnt at this
time uen the story of the Polaris is
facrnptMiK so mnch of -ffit-ial time
in Washington and m lunch of
newspaper space everywhere; uuil
-me are s-nre that nnr readers will
liml themselves eutertaiued by no
lunch of that biographical uotiue as
we have herewitU excel pted :
Tue first voyage of Capt. H.ill into
Dortheru water iutlettl hit tirsisea voy
av m any tlirevtiou, was mult? fruuj
2i?vr h iu.Idu, lit Id'iJ, iu the whaling
Vessel G-nrge Henry, owueil by Williams
AT H tve u. lli was at that time totally
uut:tiuiliiir with tue sea aud had nritber
a practical nor theoretical kuowleile ot
li.tvu;:ii..ii. U w.ts full of ailvt-utnrotis
euiuusi ts:u, however, aud impressed all
with wboul Ui-llml auvcouversttion with
his eai'uestnessaud sinuerity. ihoUs-b Me
practical seamen of the U.ir.i oiii uliuliii;
jKrt of New L..ml u considered him a
aort of UMUutii tiiiic npoit tue snljvt,
vhne Liifc w.ts eiiti-rtidain and soiue
li it amilMii'. but who woulil hardly be
able ever to carry oat any of his wil.l
and visionary nj.t-ts. H-- c.tuie I..
New Loudon with a li tter to I lie 11. m.
ll. n i y 1. H iVeii of the tirui of Willi.tui
Jk Haveu late 11 puOlual) cam li. late for
H ivernor of Counecticnt from if.'.
If -ury Uiinnell of N w Yik. If e u.t.l
aUi-creuVtl in impressing Mr. G.iuii. Il
with the idea tb.tl, uotwithstauiliUs; his
lack, of experience and of sciriitiac
kuowli dge, ue bad w hat was peru ips
more esseUtlitl tbau either, an Uuilyiti".
determiurduess of will and pluck, itul a
complete ab tu.lou cut of everything to
this oue obji't, to be snide the mission
of his life. Mr. G.inueUtho.l.;ht hi-h.tii
foaud iu him the tttntf for an Arctic ex
plorer, by the absoroiug devotion to the
u -gect which he exhiliited au.l bis in
tiomitable euery iu snrtutmutiiig tUe
oustacl- iu his way. Mr. H.tVtU bail
prrat coutitleuce iu lue judgment of Mr.
O.'iuuell. and' Ueiu hi.usett somewn.tt
interested iu the subject of Arctic ex
ploration, readily consented that hr
fhonld have pttssstge in the George
Henry, then beiu; fitteal np for a wii.ti
iu; voyage to Hudson's Buy. The
cradeuess of II ill's liotious lit tuat time,
and his lack of comprehension ot the
p -collar perils and privations of such a
VoVae were well iltutr.tted by the tact,
afterward often alluded to with a smile
iiv hi Li iiKt'U seatamii' ucqu nut
auces. th.tt when tue George Hemy was
xeadvtosail he had prepared for bull
aeli neither bed nor tietliiiUr; nor blankets.
liorhirdy the extra cltniui' whit-
make the necessary nttit of seamen on
auch voyages: so that the vessel was le-
t aued a little Iieyonil the time hxetl for
her tlep irture in order to enable nim t
pick np tue articles ol uis o.itnt.
Bat be was not simply an enthusiast
or uiououi uiiuc. lie picked tip verv
aietliiy such practical information as
was necessary tor mill m nis new voca
tio:i. applied himself to learning uav
iilion. which be soon ma-steretl.
and in a aiiort time was as cimx
a sailor as any of them, supple
menting his knowledge with nil aicrlv
iuj p.ssion for the work, which give
bun au incentive to ddi-nce and zeal
which the vnlinarr seam in di I not have.
His pred iminent cli trsu-teristies wer- the
woudenul plius ami enaiirauce wittt
Which lie encountered privation aim
htnl-ihip, ntid his nucoiiipromisiu failb
iu his mission. It was ou hid second
voyage t.. the North that, npon comiuj
back In bis vesst alter a lon slei
trip on the ice, be expressed to bis com.
pinions the certainty of his belief in tb.
open Polar S.-a, adiliUii. and I shidl
hud it and find the North Pole, or die mi
tue way:" a prediction which he has
How iulnlled. !v having i is ou.lv hii-ied
nea.vr tm Pol tu.tu that of any other
known white mm.
Tue secret of his endurance and bis
capacity for bra vim; privatiousand bar.l
shis th tt would kill any or liu try white
SUan. seems ti have been iu the lat-t that,
while be was in the country he did j ist
as the natives did. If the Esquimaux
ate whale blubber aud oil aud worse
things, be did the same. The whidin
captains say be bad the stomach of au
ostrich. He lived in snow hnts and
under ground or anywhere they did. aud
jist left civi.izatiou aud all that pertaiu-
eu It DeUinu nim. ami was nu cuttuaiiA
amom; the qniiuaux. He said thai
one human beiuj; could live np there as
Well as another, if be only went at u in
the right way: aud that was bis right
wtmt. He was of a wiry, toasb fibre.
aud, the sailors say. could stand the
Ir was the very phonl of nncliar-
ity which prompted the publication
of the obsolete domestic relations of
Seuatur Mitchell of Oregon and de
tiied him that privacy for his misfor
tunes wliich lie sons;ht for when !ie
liecaineau exile to that State. The
discovery of his griefs urn the drag
giu into the glare of dar of a calue
which be had chosen to consign to
ttie resting place of his dead sorrows
is a needless and hitter cruelty. He
had a right to iuduige an honorable
ambition for the public service with
ont being subjected iO this advertis
iug of bis regretful experiences. We
hope he may have strength enongh
to refrain from resigning his place
iu the Senate of the United States
in mere obedience to the demand of
the voice of intolerance and the inal
ignilies of a purposeless and wanton
spirit of personal detraction.
Pi r Majcgali. has been pnt into
the Chair of the Presidency of the
Spaidsh Council aud has formed a
Caluuet of mixed Federal Jfepubli-
caus and xtotlicals. cigtleras Has
bvtakeu himelf to France; Castelar
retires to his Professor's chair in the
University of Madrid ; aud Spaiu is
once more, gleefully, ou the hislb
road to a further tiip into the bowels
of anarchy aud insolvent vagabond
age, abe presents the in.t atuazii)'
spectacle of tiatlona! demoralizatiou
I bat has ever heeu seen ; aud illus
trates more couspi 'liiiu sly and fully
tii.tu even she herself everdid liefore,
the hopeless and deplorable inc.t)ac
ity of a people of Latin relationship
to perform any other protitable fnuc
tioii of government th in that of be
iug ruled with a rod of iron.
LATEST TKLEGttAJHN.
climate better than the natives them
selves.
Scsatok MiTcmxt. of Oregon is
on bis way to the Eastern SUtea--robuhly
to enalde himself to pre
sent the trne and mitigating facta
regarding bio accusation.
Thb heru of Liukville, the world
renowned capturer of Long Jim,
three otuer warriors, five squaws
aud ix children, the valiant and
Kraudiferons General U ss, (Join
mauder in-Chief of the Oregon
vo'nuteers, denies that it was the
men of his command who murdered
the Modocs that were slain while
antler bafe escort by the Govern
ment ft ices, lioss values too highly
the sheen of glory which gilds his
martial brow to consent that his
fame should thus be liedgraggled ith
the blood of a cowardlv massacre.
Still the suspicion rises like a per
sistent ghost and will tint do l li.
that it was the waggon train braves
of the web f.ot army wh thus glut
ted an assassin's morbid poltroonery.
It was a dreadfully sneaking and un
manly predeliction rrhich gave im
petus to that killing.
The Clearest Statement yet.
made as to the manner and time of
the patmeut by England of the Ala
bama claims as allowed by the
Geneva arbitration is that which is
set forth iu the following:
Jtw Y. bk. June 12.
The following fioiu official sources
affords a clear statement ol the Geneva
award business which has been niml
.lletl by telegrams from Washington,
fue snul nwarded bv the G. neva Cou-
lerelice to the Uuited States in the settle
ment of the Aiabiimu claims is due from
Great B.lt.iiu Septenilier If, and semi-
mcl.d advices state tnat It will be paid
ou the lUtU instead ot ttie 11th. Acco
hug to contract this amount is due in
jold coin at W.tsUiugton, bnt Scretaiv
Kichantsvu, at I be suggestion of the Syn
dicate, recently called in ? 20,000 000 o
v-2J bonds, the interest on which is to
cease ou eptcmler lb. Tins was done
to prevent, as far as possible, auy dis
turbance iu the Loudon money market
which luirfht interfere with the further
fuudiug of the public debt by the Syndi
cate, it is lifceiy tb it the $1-.00U.UiA) ol
the called bonds will he brought iu and
transmitted in p lynient of the Geneva
award. After o. ptember lb the bouds
so called iu will be virtu illy gold checks
on the treasury at n ashiutou.
Xkw Yorx. J ue 13. A Washington
special says ih t the most important
change in the rules recommended by
the Civil Service Advisory Board, is iu
relation to the examination of candi
dates for oftice iu various parts of the
conntry, and not subject them to the ex
pense of traveling to Washington. It
is recommended that the country be di
vided into funr or more districts, each to
have a Chief Examiner; he to have as
sociated with him certain officials, or
others tinalitii d fur the work.
It has leaked out, during the recent
txcun-iou of the examining board of the
Treasury Department in the South, that
a collector of customs was found who
t-onld neither read nor write. He has
probably held over since Buchanan's
lime. k-D. Appeal.
According to a special from Washing
ton, the President has irubmitted to the
Department of Justice a statement of the
condition of affairs found to exist in the
division of the late freedmens bureau
charged with the settlement of bounties
to the colored soldiers. The statement
sets forth that numerous claimants for
whom treasury certificates have been
issued and sent to the Freedmaus' Bur
eau for payment, have never received
tlieir mouev, although they were marked
on the records of the bureau an pad, re
ported to the Treasnrv bv the disbursing
ofiicer of the bureau as paid, and so
creditt d in the settlement of his account.
For this fraud the Secretary of War
wishes to know the degree of respon
sibility and relative responsibility under
the law of General O. O. Howard and his
disbursing officer, Gen. Ballocb. When
the War Department took possession of
the lecords of the bureau, unpaid claims
were found amounting to s730.000, and
S3.300 were found unpaid, although en
tered ou the records and reported to the
treasury and there cred ted as paid.
In Yankton county, Xorth Carolina,
on Saturday last. John Holccmbe shot
his wife dead, then shot himself. Jeal
ousy was the cause.
Sax Fiuncisco. June 13. 1 p. m.
The rival Committees on the Fourth of
July celebration failed to compromise
last uight. and we are to have two cele
brations, wh -re it was feared we would
have none. The City Hall Committee
elected Jacob Deeth for Grand Marshal.
The Piatt's Had Committee elei ted Irv
i gM. Scott. Silas Selieck, of the Citi
zens' Committee of Three Hundr. d,
created a sensation at the meeting by
making a speech in which be demanded
that no flag but the stars and stripes
should be carried in the procession.
It is reported that the Taxpayers' and
People's parties have formed au alliance
to defeat the Democratic ticket, which
will be pnt forward ss the frnit of the
recent primary election, and that nomi
uati.ms will soon be made by the Execu
live Committee, who are now at work.
Gold. 117; grreuhacks. 85S6.
San Fbcisco, June 13. Wm. Koss
committed suicide to-day at the Coso
House, by cutting Ids throat with a ra
zor. He nad oeeu in ill beaith for some
time past. D -ceased has $2Jit0 in bank.
wnicb he requested the proprietor of the
bouse, in a note to seud to his relatives,
but failed to say where they can be found
or from what place he came.
Tiie elimination of Bobert M mniuc
for the murder of Ah Tnck ou the l8. hof
M iy, by stabbing, is progressing iu
tue Podce Coil t. The only witmsof
of the murder , a French w. .man, sore
that Mauuin did nut toujh the Chi
naman, or assist tbe other man to min
der him. but stood, looking on; and
went away with him. It i" generally
nought mat Bretiuaii, whowassrut to
the Insane Asylum, is the man who in
dicted the fatal blow.
NEW TO-D Y.
AMERICAN
LAUNDRY.
ST- CLAIR & LOWE, Proprietors.
H AVING PURCHASED TIIE L.U'X
DKY south of towv on ana aittr MON
DAY NKXT, we will 'tie prtp&ivd
To Tarn Oat any Quantity of
CLEAN LINEN,
ON SHORT NOTICE,
Without the Use of Chemicals.
Packages railed fur and promptly
returned
PRICES WILL BE FIXED AT LIVIXO RATES.
SV Leave orders at any of the Hotels.
jcl4-tf
BOTSFORD & ANDERSON,
PLANNERS,
CONTRACTORS
AltO
BUILDERS.
OH'ICE :
AT THE LAKE TAHOE LUMBER YARD
CARSON CITY, KEV.
Orders solicited and work promptly executed.
jel4
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS !
KOPPEL & PL ATT.
Jumer Carson auu Third stretts, jpcsit tb
St. Charles Hotel,
CAESOX CITT SEVAD
RECEIVED A
GRAND
OPENING
or
SPRING AND SUMMER
DRY COODS,
AT THE
NEW YORK DRY COODS STORK
THE
EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS
AT
EXTRAORDINARY LOW
PRICES.
We mean bem'-
'1 here Is do humbug iu this.
nrttt. Our block consuls ol
Ui-ms Goods,
Piquets,
AlMpaecas,
stuns,
L-uibrolderira,
1JSCS,
Calleors,
Carpets,
Oilcloths,
rc, etc,
i6 per rest smrtd by calling at
HARRIS BROT HERS.
CABxOX ST., THEATER BLOCK.
ai 17-tf
rr. rave Ji!T
t f large suppl of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Our Stock consists ot
MEN'S, VOITB'S AND BOYS
o Xj o t m i ij
OF
THE LATEST
ALL
ST YLFS
The Salt Lake liikv sellers have
son their case ami lost it tix. Jailer
Mt-Eeau luui ilecitletl that the ordin-
Hiicea at preaeut existing are voiil;
bnt he declioes to issne aa iujanc
tiou restraiiiiuK the mauicipal aa-
thoriliea from luakiug sot tuorepro
MiOdtloUS. If Wtf ll.kl BiiltMD in
&altLake we oul.l lock it np aud
issue tickett of atlmissitiu, like it was
an Anatomical exhibition wheie the
arileut spirits are chiefly valuable to
look npon.
Fkan'E Walwohth, thecool vonrijr
entlfiu.iu who Sitt up ull uiglit itt
lii.t hotel iu New Yoik in in iter to
Imve a cbauce to blav his fmht-r iu
the morning anil who grutiiieil
lir u oi)n tnuit.v to perform that
at-t when t!ie said pnreiit eiiine to
isit liim, in to be tried for murder
ou tliei'inl inst.
John Bkans n of 8m Fram-i-co
lias been )l'olionn-eil insaue ami
seut to StiH-ktou. lie is one of t lit
two men uiioare charged with the
in in ilt r of Ah Tack ou tlie street,
the other uiulit.
The Fourth f Jnly factions in
San FrHiieisco are reatlv to tiglil tlie
revolutiouarv war all ovei again and
repeat the vnliolia intervening cuu
Uicta even to the relielliou rather
than ield to one another.
Furnishing- blood, Booli and Shoes,
Hats ssdrajn Truuki and
Vallars. BlauLets.
And eTprrthing pertaiiiin to a FIB8T.t"I.AS
Cl-OTHlSti and fl KSlbHI.W. COODS s M -lit.
Call ud see us. Hi .-U
TEAS ! TEAS I
FINE JAPAN,
ENGLISH EHEAKFAoT AND .CLNFCftOEB
WIXED TEAS.
jADE I'P BY OtHSELVES IN
packsgesof nrtponndi snd npitaids. and
lelivend iu any part of Carson. "Silver City,
Empire, Gold Uill and Virginia, CAliiUAUB
PKEPAID.
Samples Sent If Desired.
Orders from any part of the country promptly
and accurately exicated.
N. B. Mr. JOSEPH BEER, who has had a
large experience in some of the most extenslva
Tea Importing Houses in Lont oa nd New Ywrk.
will have charge of this department.
Only the Most Reasonable PrioM
tvill be demanded.
T. BEER Ac BRO..
Eut. b.rnml Gtntral Merihonta.
H. a. k.io
MASON & CHAMBERLIN
Office ad Salebboom Penrod Bl
ntr ot Csrtiou and and Ttlt KTaph treets.
The Empress Enpeni? ha braved
the dangers of revolution and per
tonal enmity and betaken herself to
France. It is not an impossible
thing that she has been invited there
bv her husband's famons Marshal,
the comuamler who got j iminetl np
at Sedan, tli' present President of
France McMabon.
Wasebouse Corntr of Plaza and Musstr sti-eett
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
lTTH01.EisAl.li: A.NO KtTAlL. DE AL
II era in
Groceries, Provisions,
FL0U.1 AND FEED,
Blasiins and Fporiing Powder,
Uardware, Tinware.
Crurkery, Glassware,
Cutlery, Paints and Oils.
Snot, Fuse, Bouts, Shoes,
Furnishing: Goods, &c. j
He have the largest and best tirr-proof
the State, and are prepared to receive
Grain ac General Mercliaiidir-t
on STORAGE at all times, and tc make CAM1.
ADVANCES an the same.
Gots delivered free of charge ja all parts ol
the city and in any put of the orronnduu'
Empire City. NVt.. Jan. I DCS.
ftLW GOLDS! MW CLbCS
0LC0VICH BROS.,
orna
GREAT BARGAINS
IS
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
CARPETS,
BOOTS and SHOES ;
Etc, etc, etc
WE WILL SELL THE EEST GOODS
AT
LOWEST RATES.
All are respectful y ir v ted !
country.
anl-tf
MASON ft CHAMBERLIA.
A T.ABGB and long qnnrtz ledge
w hich trospects well lias been dia
covered near Calls toff a, Cal.
Tax following kttera are held lor post-
ee at the Carson postoffiee: Mrs. Char
lotte White. Bnttiuua. Alpine Co.. Cal.;
II. Vinct-ngo alaroffio, ureka, Nevuda.
UV. FATHER BOUCHARD, S. J.,
Of San Francisco, Cal.,
ITTaL COMMENCE A MISSION IX
TT the
Catholic Church of Carson City,
on
SUNDAY. JUNE 8, 1873,
At the 11 o'clock Haas. He will also preach in
the evening al 7 H o'clock.
Th MISSION will b roMtinard
tsaronfjbowt tile Week.
The Rev. Father WILL CEI.EBR TE MASS
ETEBT UOBNnia st 8 o'clock, sfUr which h.
will DELIVER A DISCOURSE, and ETERV
EVENING WILL PREACH st 7S o'clock.
An EFFICIENT CHOItl will be present at tbe
11 o'clock Mas.
fc7 AU an respectfully invited to attend.
Jeo-U5
O. P. WILLIS,
A P O T H K C A 11 V .
Corner Carson and Kin; s-l rests,
CO-XSTANTLY O.V I1A.V1) A LAUGH
J ana cumi'lete stuck of
UK ICS,
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY, ETC..
XUU AT
Wholesale tncj Rbtair.
Prices Reasonable. O. P. WILLIS.
BLACKSMI1HINC
OF ALL KINDS.
WAGONS MADE AND REPAIRED.
Carriage Work neatly dune.
HORSE AKD OX SHOEING.
' All kind of
Hard Wood Lumber,
0a hand and for sale by
W. D. TOBRETSON,
Comer of Carenn and Third streets. Also cor
ner of a pear and Carson smen.
SJ7A11 work anssnnterd executed in tbe best