Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-15
THE EVENING NEWS.
Union Meetings.

Last evening, Senator Stewart spoke
from a platform on C street, Virginia. in
front Of the Post Office, to a gathering Of
W or three hundred people, BY whom he
was well received. Judge Burbank was
called to the chair, and introduced the
Senator in a few brief remarks. Mr..
Stewart proceeded to render an account Of
his stewardship-msking Il speech, as we
are informed. of nearly two hours in
length. AT its conclusion he was saluted
with cheers.
The meeting in the Second ward of this
town, last night, was well attended, and
the speakers, Messrs. Whitman and De-
Long, enthusiastically received.
To-nigh, there will be a mass meeting,
on B street, Virginia. near the corner OF
Union, at which C. E. belong and Col.
Sumner will speak.
Senator Stewart speaks, tonight. in
Dayton.
A GRAND RALLY For a place OF Its
size, Silver City is ahead of any town in
all the land Of Washoe. Its people are so
kind, so hospitable, and so free-hear,ed,
that, although we dom, often venture from
home that far. we really do like some
times 10 go there. We slipped down to
Silver last evening to attend the reception
meeting given 10 Senator Nye; md, as
might have been expected, we noticed a
repetition OF the same hospitality 10
TO- uuh,.k IA paighhNFa are sN
proverbial. The town was liz up with
bontires, martial music discoursed pleas
ant airs, a large crowd had assembled from
every nook and corner Of the county 10 do
honor 10 SENATOR NYg upon his first visit
to that city since his return 10 his con-
sti;uer,s. from his field Of operations AZ
the National Capital. The reception was
q warm. a heartfelt one. and did honor TO
the good people who bestowed. Cover
nor Sye made a most excellent speech OF
a, least an hour and a half in ~length-tull
of argument. reason, sense. patriotism
and fervid e~loquence. The audience fire.
quently manifested their appreciation Of
the sentiments enunciated, by applause.
After the speaking-Hon. Thos. Fitch
had preceded the Senator in a speech OF
an hours length-a grand dinner was
partakeu Of BY a large number Of invited
guesis-a, which there was a second dis.
play of speech-msking. sentiments, etc.
The meeting, and everything pertaining
thereto, was a grand success.
Mrsrc HALL.-O,,o Burbank's benefit
las, evening a; the Hall was well attend
ed. a first rate bill of attractions was pre-
sen,ed and everything passed off admirably
20 the satisfaction Of the numerous audi
ence present. That wonderful opera with
the long name was a decidedly novel and
particularly amusing arrangement. II will
bear often repeating. The Barn Door
Jig" By Miss Josephine and Burbank.
was excellent, as were also the songs,
dances and character delineations by the
rest Of the company. The entertainment
concluded with the great sensation come
delta of Ten Nights in a Bar-room." a
very amusing local play, written BY a gen.
tleman Of this city. which was very much
applauded. The bill for this evening calls
for another crowded house.
COMPANY. ATTENTION The members
Of the Sweeny Guards are earnestly invi-
"a to attend the Company meeting to-
morrow afternoon, a. business Of impor-
lance will be transacted. Every member
not on duty in mines or mills, is expected
TO be on hand. Be prompt, At Armory
Hall. and arrange matters for the benefit
of the company.
ST. JoHS's CHuRcH.-Services as usual
to-morrow-in the morning at IL o'clock,
and IN the evening a o'clock. Sunday
school meets at l2i o'clock.
BrLLIoS.-Van Wyck s Sanchez, Gold
Hill, received this morning, for melting
and ASSAY, ISL ounces of crude bullion.