i£l)c <£urcka Sentinel. ■VMDAV, NOVEMBER IS, 1871. AC: ENTS. W. E. GRIFFIN.Fali«d« A. M H«'HNE.Austin T STARK.Hamilton All of whom are authorized to receive ad vertisement* and subscription* for the Sas tixkl, and receipt for the same. CARRIER. In this town. Al'G. SCHMITT is author ised to receive subscription* feTtbe Scstissl. sod rolled for the same. All per-ons in Eu reks owing lor subscriptions will pay them to him The News. The report comes from New York that Bismarck seriously contemplates ihe re occupation of Fiance, in consequence of the precarious authority of the Thiers Government. The threatened movement c.itis-s considerable exci’e rnent in diplomatic c rcies Seventy five lives were lost by two vessels colliding uear Alexandria. Egypt A new order for the arrest of Ingei soll and Garvey, placing their bonds at $500,000. has been issued by Judge Barnard, returnable l>ec. 5th. No doubt is entert iioed that Tweed meditates flight. His liiends have be gin to desert him. It is reported ibat Scbenck w ill be immediately recalled and the gratify ing intelligence accompanies the an nouncement that the counlry will get rid o Secretary Fish, who is to succeed the speculative Scbenck. In Chicago the origin of the great fi i< being invisngned. There is uo doubt that ihe famous crumple horned cow of Mrs. O'Leary dealt the damag ing kick. Ti e Slate Treasurer of Sotrh Caro lina has published a statement, showing Hat the lolal debt ol that State is only $1^4.000.000. Governor War moth, of Louisana, has called an e.\:ia se—ioo ol the Senate, to elect a Lieutenant Governor, lo till the vacancy caused by the death of L euten ant Governor Kennedy. Great storms are still raging in Ut ih. and another slide is reported at Cotton wood, bv which lour lives were lost. The snow at Alta City has reached a depth of tea f- et. and the storm is still raging with undiminished fury. Leading Mormons claim that Brig ham Young win b- on hand next Mon day to stand bis trial, if not prevented by the prevailing storms. Omaiu Lottery —The official list of the nn robeis which drew prizes in the great Omaha lottery ean be seen at Lniber Clark's Palace s iloon.on .Ma n street. Several tickets tv-re held n Eureka, and we Lear that a coal l u.n er was the lucky possessor of a ticket which du-w a cool $3 01)0. Others are repured to have drawn smaller amounts, but we tailed to get the names of the sufferers." Farmer Winters.—dun J. D. Winters, at one lime Democrat c candidate for Governor of this State, and now a lead ing fanner of Steptoe Valley. White Pine county, w.>s over at Carson las: week buying State I mils situated in the beau itul valley of his preseut home. Sent East.—The oody of Judge A. P. Carle, Jii-tice of th- Peace in Hamilton. W ,ite Pine, at the lime he died ot Bright's disease, at iL- Warm Spring in Elko county, two months ago. was disinterred on Thursday la-t. and sent to Albany New Vutk, by h:s bro'her-in law. Well Fixkp. A Mormon elder in Utah w th th rteen ves. on learn ng ihat only the first wife c- lt d bring suit against him lor las -Dions obabita lion/’ remarked: •‘Praise the Lord aty first wi e died three years ago." Sausage Milk.—Marysville. Califor nia. glories n a steam mu-age mill. We have no doubt that Marysville, under the present order ot things, is an un healthy locality for K9\s" Mexico.—Lite advices from Mexico state that the Government forces com rounded by General Flourentino, were entirely routed in Durango by the revo lutionary forces under General Gre«ra. Gone to California.—Governor Brad, ley left Carson Siterduy for San Jose. California. He is still in poor health, and may possibly be abseul from the State some weeks. Catholic Church.—The new Catholic Church, at Salt Lake, was dedicated last Sunday. Rev J. A. Aleinany. Arch bisbop of San Francisco, offici iting. Declines. Colonel McDaniel. the owner cf the celehrated racer Harry Basset, declines going to England to run BUydon's horse, S e ling. Scnpats.—There are five months in this year having Sv- Su 'ays each —a thing which does not occur more than once infi'ty years. Farm Hands.—Santa Barbara coun'y, California, advertises for 100 able bodied farm bands, at $25 to $30 per ■oath. Snow Slides la ftah. Tbe telegraph made brief mention a few days ago of an avalanche Dear a place called Alta, in Cottonwood Can yon. Utah. We gather some particulars of the aftair from our Salt Like ex changes. The warm rain bad penetra ted the mountains, and the immense body oi'snow on tbe side of Kmma Hill gave way ih five different directions, carrying everything belore it into the canyon below. Charley Morrison, a man of family, who had just quit work and was returning to his home, and an ether man. who had just come out of the Ohio mine, were caught in the slide* and carried down beneath the «n -v t latest accounts from the scene of the disaster their bodies bad not been re covered. although many were searching for them. The Salt Lake stage was also c night by a slide, and carried down the canyon for a distance of 50 leet. Fortu nately none of the passengers were in jured. After much work the horses were extticated. but tbe coach had to be abandoned. Grass Widows. This neglected, unhappy portion of femininely, find more furor in England than elsewhere. Tbe ballot, according I to popular belief, rights all wrongs. England is therefore the asylum for tbe oppressed "vidders.'! It has just been judicially decided io that tight little is land that a mart ied woman is entitled to rote at Municipal elections, if she happens to he living apart from her husband. The law. as now interpreted, is that every woman can vote for Muni cipal officers if she is an independent householder or, if having a husband she is not tiuder his control—which puts the grass widow on a political foo'ing with spinsters nnd sure enough widows. Here is an opening for the strong minded, all of whom have our permission to emigrate at their earliest convenience. Sm.\u.-Pox.—This loathsome desense is spreading in New York. Philadelphia. Pittsburg and other eastern cities The coming of the G. D. disarranged all sanitary regulations in tne metropolis, and small pox rages with insreasing fa tality. But it is all right it ain't every day that people have a chance to leist their eyes upon a live D ike. There are hundreds of people all over this Repub lican country of ours that would gladly camp in a pest-house lor a whole we-k for just one lingering glimp-e at R >y ally. The Storm at Che tense.—In reler ring to the late great storm on tin1 line of the railroad, the Cheyenne Leader ol the 24th ins-ant says The heavie.-t tall of snow, we believe, since the set le ment of Cheyenne, now covers the groun 1. I' w’ul reach nearly a foot in depth. Pr-sp-ct* are good for more beiore we have less. Trains on the Union Puc fie laid up last night during the storm, and thi* morning there is abundant work for the enotmous snow plows to do. in opening up the road to a pas-able condition. Goon for Evil.— Richmond. Virginia, sent $10,000 tor the reliel of the Chi cago sufferers. At the same time the Miyor of Richmond published a c-r ifi cate showmg that wlen other cities were sending contributions to the poor of Richmond at the time of the great flood, Ch.cago did not send a dollar. Grant sh"U Id immediately declare mar tial law in Richmond. Such a reminder as the above Irom the Mayor is conclu sive evidence of the blackest kind of treason Down with the Kuklux 1 Dre'-sed.—A girl, in Chicago whose bouse had been burned in the fire, write* a letter to her lover, in Washington, describing her rig. after having escaped from the flames, in which she says, when daybrokeshe found herself, with a pair of Jim'a old pants on. oneslipper. one shoe, and a water proof cloak.v And. she remarked that would make a splendid wedding-suit, wouldn't it?” The young man. if he is worthy of the girl, should reply that he seeks the bird, and not the feathers. Brigham's Bail.—Tbe Salt Lake Be r'vivt i« authority for stating that the amount of Brigham Young's btil h is Ueea raised among the poor of Salt Lake by contributions, and is now ready to be paid over. This do-s not look much like the Prophet intended standing nis trial. Snow in Arizona.—Two inches of •now fell in Prescott. Arizona, a few days ago. Late Papers.—Levi, of the Variety s’ore is irrepressible in the news line, lie is just in receipt of all the latest eastern magazines, papers, periodicals eto. We return thanks tor a huge bundle placed on our table. License—Deputy Sheriff Van Alstine reqm rts us to say that be will call on our business men within a day or two f ir their quarterly license. He espres ses the hope that all will he prepared t< see him” on that interesting occa, sion. TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. SPECIAL TO TUE SENTINEL. FROM NEW YORK. New York. November 27.—Advices from Berlin state that Bismarck serious Iv contemplates the re-ocnpaiion of France. Tdis movement is b ised upon j the precarious authority of the Thiers J Government. Considerable excitement exists in diplomate circles. Dispatches Ironi Alexandria. Egypt, give an account ot a terrible collision between two vessels by which seventy five lives were lost. A new order lor the arrest of lnger soll and Garvey, fixing their bail at $.'>00,000 each, has been issued by Judge j Barnard, returnable December oth. I Charles O'Conor instigated the issuance j of the order. Tweed's intention to leave the conn try is no longer doubted, and bis friends are deserting him. A Washington dispatch says. Minister Schenck is to be immediately recalled. I and Fish will be appointed to succeed bint. The Tribune is opposed to con demning Schenck without giving him an I opportunity to present his side ol the I case. I FROM SOUTH CAROLINA. Charleston. November 27.—The State j Treasurer has published a statement that the debt of South Carolina is only $124,000,000. FROM NEW ORLEANS. New Orleans. November 27.--Gov ernor Warmouth has ordered an extra session of the Senate to elect a Lieuten ant Governor. FROM BOSTON. Boston, November 27.—The Repub licans have Dominated Vinton Talbot for Mayor. FROM CHICAGO. Chicago, November 27.- Inves'igation relative to the origin ol the great fire continues. Mm O'Leary.the owner of the famous cow says her family were all in bed. Dincing wa= going on in a neigh boring house and parties went nut to the barn with a lamp to get some milk to cook oysters. The lamp was kicked over and the fire started. PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES FROM SAX FRAXC1SCO. San Fbanci«co. November 27.—Ar rived. steamers Prince Allred, Victoria and Sacramento, irom Panama. The la ter brings news from the City of Mexico to October 30. Geneial Parra, who headed ihe revolution in Sinaloa, surrendered with all of his officers, and will he tried immediately. Micboacan and Oxica, which had been reported in Ihe revolution by way of New York, me both quiet. Ihe road is open Horn the Ci y of M- x’co to Accapulco. The revolt in N-vol.n is the only one Afhich ihe Gi v -rninent h.oi still t deal with, i an 1 that was not considered a serious affair. In rained steadily riurng ihe night. At Oakland wbart ihe British iron 1 ship, lluidoos an. broke irom her moot j ings, and was with difficulty prevented irom drifting upon and crushing a Puget Sound lumber vessel tbat was lying near her. The rain fall Saturday was one and sixty seven one hundredths, making total for tbe season 280, against twenty eight one-hundredths last season. The average fall, so far, is within tbree tenths of an inch of the flood seasoD ot 18ti2. Three of the gamblers arrested by the police Friday night waived examination to-day, and were sent up for trial. FROM UTAH. Salt Luke. November 27.—The fol lowing dispatch was received by the Ikrald this evening Irom Cottonwood: Since the last report the stotms have not in the least subsided, but if pos sible are more fearful than ever. Par ties who have been here tbe last two winters say they in vet knew so lenitic a stonn in the canyon belore. We have not seen tbe sun since Sunday, the lath, tbe wind is blowing, the snow drifting, trees tailing and everything is gloomy. Work is generally suspended. Though there bas been no slide in tbe last 48 hours, they are momentarily expected, especially on Emma Hill. All hope ol finding the body ol C. Morrison is now given up until spring. His wife is al most distracted. Since the snow slides of Friday last no teams have passed up or down the canyon. Leading Mormons express themselves anxious that Brigham should be here next Monday tor trial. They say posi tively he will appear at the time oider el. it (tie prevailing storms will permit, lie h is been notified by telegraph, and it is stated he bas already started lor Salt Lake. Eld--r O son Pratt in the Tabernacle yesterday preached with great ear ness in favor ol polygamy. He sah. lygamy was oue ot the chiet tenents of Mormon faith, and if that was taken away the religious would be destroyed. The proposal to give up polygamy for tiles ike ot a State organization, or for I any other purpose, would neve" receive i the consent ol the Mormon people in tact the Mormons would not surrender polygamy or any part of their religion lor any Government. These remarks were received with loud cries all over the house, of That's so: we won't!" A dispatch from Tintic mining dis trict. says terrible storms have been raging there lor the last thirty-six hours, consisting of sleet and suow. Still snowing and blowing. Anoiber snow slide in Cottonwood is reported, by which four men lost their lives, ftu .w at Alta City is ten leet I deep, and at last accounts it was storm ing iuriou-iy. STOCK SALES. Evening Board. Eureka Con-*21. Chollar-Potogi—*331<. Piiemx—*3S*. Independent—ft1*. Raymond Ely—*74. Overman—*23 V Pioche—*x Yellow Jacket—*0832. Belcher—*355. Seg. Belchcr-*23J*. m-*.1ow Valley—*34H- lieutuck—*145. Jsckson—*114. Buckeye—*3 V euccor—$6%. HalefcN'orc’ee -*1V0. flctr &o-dan. THE EUTUQHA GRAND RAFFLE. TO TAKE PLACE AT THE LA GRANDE SALOON, IS EUREKA. NEVADA, ON DECEMBER Mth, 1871. 20 Prizes, valued at $4,132! —coxsistisu or— VALUABLE GOLD WATCHES AND CHAINS, GULP COIN, ETC THESE PRIZES WILL BE RAFFLED FOR with dice. The highest number thrown will take the first prize, and thus continue until the eighteenth prize in won. The nine teeutli pr ze will be a lieautiful Gold Watch and Chain, valued at $150. The twentieth prize w ill b. Two Hundred Dollar. In Gold Coin. The two lowest numbers throw n will take the two last prizes. The first eighteen highest throws will be entitled to a like number of the prizes in the order asthev appear «n the published list, ihe game rule obtaining also in regard to the two lowest In case of a tie. another throw of the dice will be resorted to by those interested, and the choice of prizes will be awarded in accord ance with the numbers thrown. 2,066 Tickets, at 22 00 Sach. LIST OF PRIZES: 1. One magnificent In lependent Second Gold Stop Watch, (No. 5120) val ued at.$650 2. One English patent lever capped Gold Watch (No. 71871) together with heavy Gold Chain. 325 3 Same as above. (N«*, 011261.325 4. Same a> above. (No. 01131) .300 5. On# lad?'g engra\el Hunting Watch 300 (No 24011), with gold Opera chain 6. One enameled diamond set lad? 's Watch (No. 66811) with gold Opera Chain 200 7. Same as above, (No. 11578). 200 8. One gold, stem |windmg. self- ettmg platina movement Watch, No. 1515 160 P. Same as above. No. 1516. 160 10. Same as above, No. 1518. 1#0 11. Same as above. No. 1510 16# 12. 13, 14 and 15. Each an elega t American Gold 11 atch. Nos, (>0312, 60420, 60438, and 60366 respectively, and Gold Chains attached, each valued at 158.632 16 an l 17. Each a Lady’s Gold OperaChuin valued at $80 each. 160 18. One beautiful Mother-of-pearl Cigar Case, valued at. 50 1 One platina movement Gold Watchr No. 20477. with Gol Chain. 150 20. Two Hundred Dollars in Gold Coin.,.. 200 Twenty Prizes.$4,132 27“A11 ties in the thrown numbers will be thrown otf or nettled by the parties interested, if the parties are present at the time; otherwise, in the event of the absence of the part’e*. the numbers will brt thrown off by parses select ed by the committee chosen for the occasion. Chances will be Sold or Rallied for AT THE LA GRANDI SALOON, In Eureka, and a< other places that may here after be designated IFA Great Register of the names of all persons buying chances in this Rattle w ill be kept at the La Grande Saloon. £gi®~'aleof Tickets will conmenc" on Wed n -.vis*MELTING COMPANY-Loc tion of Works, Eureka District, Lander County, Ne vada. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that at a meet ing of the Board of Trustees of said Company, held on the twenty-third day of November a. i>. 1871, an asses>meut No 1, of twenty-five (•*5) cents p»r share was levied upon tin* cap lal stock of said company, payable irnme lately in United States gold coin, t» the Secretary at tha oftic** of the Company Rooms 26 ami 27 Merchants Exchange, California street, San Francisco, Caliform i. Any stock upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid on the TWENTY-NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, lsTl, will be deemed delin quent, and will be duly advertised f r sale at public auction and. unless payment shall he made 1>« fore, will be sold on FRIDAY tin NINETEENTH day of JANUARY. Is72. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the costs of advertising and exp n>es of sale. By or ler of the Board of Trustees, LOUIS KALLAN, Secretary. Office—Room< 26 an 27 Merchants 1 xohangt Californ a street, San Francis o, California. jST ewIIo use! NEW GOODS L. RIDG K Has ox haxd, and is constantly receiving large quantities ot GROCERIES, CLOTHING}, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, ETC., ETC., ETC. Complete Miners’ Outfits Supplied at reasonable rates and at the short est notice. MY GOODS ARE FRESH From the East and.Below, in