Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-23
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
ESPECIAL DlsPErcu TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS
DATES TO SEPTEMBER 29d.
Intcresr ON U. .. Bonds 70 be Paid In
Adyuuce-More About Freedmen.

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DATES TO SEPTEMBER 22d.
ON U. .. Bonds 20 be Paid in
Advnnce-MOre About Freedmen.
New YORK. September 22.-The Tri-
bune's specia! dispatch says: 1t has been
decided by the Secretary of the Treasury
to anticipate payment Of interest on $40
bonds. which becomes due on the lst Of
November, and some will be paid on and
after September 25th, on presentation of
coupons to the Assistant Treasurer, or
designated repositories to pay interest on
Governmentsecurities.
Kenneth Raynor wrote a letter from
North Carolina to a friend in this city, in
which he states that unless the Govern
ment compels rebels to treat freedmen
with less cruelty there will certainly be a
rising of negroes and a bloody revolution.
He is preparing a letter for publication, in
which he will give a full account of the
true condition of affairs in North Caro-
lima.
Dangerous Greenbnck Counterfeit.
CHICAGO, September 22.-The issue OF
very dangerous counterfeit n hundred
dollars compound interest note has just
been discovered at the Treasury Depart
ment. The face of the note is a most ac-
curate imitation of the genuine, while the
back is either an impression from the
genuine Government plate or an electro
type from it. 1t seems settled that the
original plates engraved by the American
Bank Note Company have been allowed
to get into improper hands, or this fac
simiA was obtained by electrotype pro-
ces. Every exertion is being made by the
Treasury Department to discover the mys-
terry as to how this most dangerous u
terfeit was made.
FriyhtfuI Ravages OF the Cholera
1000 Deaths per Day in COustan-
tinople - 700 Women to Come TO
Washington Territory.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2l.-The State De-
partment to-day is in receipt of volumin-
Gus dispatches from our Consuls at Con-
stantinople, Port Mahon, and Barcelona,
giving further information of the ravages
of the cholera in various parts of Europe.
Reports from Constantinople are most
alarming, deaths from this disease having
reached the number of 1000 per day. At
Smyrna the epidemic was checked some
time since, but had broken out afresh,
and is now spreading to a %frightful extent.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-Mrs. A. Meyer,
of Washington Territory, has procured
the loan of the U. S. transport Continen-
tai for her purposes, the Government
wishing to aid in sending her to the Pa
ci6c. She will sail from here September
3Oth, with 700 women, from the surplus
population of Massachusetts,, who 90 to
settle in the above named Territory.
Three hundred of these women are or
phan daughters of dead soldiers. They
are all good, industrious women, and
there is no fear but that they will secure
good husbands and happy homes in the
Territory.
Conference with Canadian Authori-
tics on the Northern Railroad Ques-
tion.
MONTREAL, Sept. 22.-Col. Rowland,
as Commissioner Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad, is here, comforting with the
Canadian Government and others relative
to uniting British capital with grants Of
the United States in the construction Of
the Lake Superior and Puget Sonnd Rail-
road. Col. Rowland is confident the
commercial influence of Canada will be
most freely accorded to this project, as
one of great international importance to
the people of both countries. He has no
doubt that his mission will be crowned
with success.
Steamer ExplosIon- Loss OIL Lilo
Fenianism.
PIrTsBURo, Sept. pa terrible acci-
dent occurred this morning, caused by
the blowing up of the tow-boat Nimrod.
Captain Mccormick was instantly killed,
and a fireman blown ashore, receiving
fatal injuries. The engineer, his wife and
boy are missing; supposed to be lost.
Several others were severely injured.
Part of the boiler was blown a distance
of one hundred yards. The Nimrod was
owned by the New York OIL Company.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-The Dublin
letter to the London Daily Telegraph says
there is reason to believe that the Govern
ment is giving to Fenianism some atten-
ton. There are evidences of considerable
official anxiety IN that subject. The ex-
tent of the organization is known to be
very great.
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.