Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-14
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California Steamer Arrived.
New York, June s.-The steamer New
York, from Aspinwall, brings the Califor-
MIA mails Of May 10th and $3.50, 900 in
treasure.
The news from the south Pacific is un.
Specie shipment.
The total shipment Of specie to Europe
during the week from this port was
and from Boston, since jan
uary lst, Ss7,657,l74. The total value Of
exports, exclusive Of specie, was $ss, l64,-
45S.
The total value Of imports Of dry goods
and general merchandise was $l46,6Ss 80.
Valparaiso Bombardmeut.
The latest European advicss say the
bo~mbardment Of Valparaiso was generally
denounced, and that petitions were circu-
lasing among the merchants who suffered
by the bombardment, praying the French
Government to hold Spain responsible for
losses, and that an international commits
sion be appointed &c settle claims.
France vs.. Austria.
The French Transatlantic Steam Nav
iga,ion Company demand eco, 900 indem-
nifty of Austria for breach Of contract for
the shipment Of Volunteers to Mexico.
Habsas Corpus Writ Suspended In
Canada, etc.
OTTAWA, Canada West.-The Canadian
Parliament unanimously passed a bill sus-
pending the writ Of habeas corpus. A
Court Martial will be immediately con-
vened to try the Fenians, and it is believed
that many Of them will be hung.
Fenian TidinEs.
CHICAGO, June l0th.-Reports from all
points represent the Fenian excitement to
be subsiding.
Many parties are being disbanded and
sent home on parole. with United States
transportation, from St. Adams, Malone,
Ogdensburg, or wherever else they have
assembled.
General Spears invading column re-
turned to franklin, Vermont, and St. Al
bans yesterday, from Pigeon Hill, totally
disheartened.
General Meade visited Malone, New
York, yesterday, and arrived at St. Adams
las. evening. He feels confident that all
trouble is over.
Latest European News.
FARTHER PoINr, June l0th.-The stea-
mer Hibernian brings European dates to
June LIST. Financial affairs continue to
exhibit steady progress in recovery and,
the gradual return Of confidence. The
pressure for discount at the Bank was
diminishing; still very large and the rate
remained at ten per cent.
The invitations to the Congress are all
accepted, and will meet in Paris shortly.
Prussia, Austria and Italy are still arm
ing. The italian volunteers are mobiliz-
ing rapidly. Austria has modified 6Oo,-
900 men. Prussia and Italy have post
poned hostilities until the Congress proves
a failure. Orders for a second conscrip-
ton at Vienna had produced strong dis
content.
The Austrian army commenced march
ing toward Venitia on May Oath.
Austria categorically refuses all propo-
si,ions relative to the cession Of Venitia,
calls for a convocation of States and
Duchles TO settle the Schleswig-Holstein
question, and demands that the Congress
shall not be competent to discuss any
project for the reform Of the Federal Con-
stitution.
Prussia is also said to demand that the
Conference shall not discuss questions
relating exclusively to the internal inter-
ests of Germany ; that its deliberations
shall speedily prove that the real prospect
exists of II, 000,0 900 forms in Lombardy
and Venitia.
A communication received in London,
May 9th, asserts that Garibaldi was still
on the island Of Caprera, and had no i'm
mediate intention Of leaving.
Turkey will not occupy the Danubisn
principalities in consequence Of Russian
and French declaration against Turkish
intervention. b
The note Of the French Government,
inviting the Federal Diet to send q repre-
sentative Of the German States, says the
object Of the Conference is to be q diplo-
matte settlement Of the questions Of Schles-
wig and Venetia, and also Of Federal
reforms, so far as it affects the European
equilibrium. The Federal Diet has re-
solved to accept the invitation. 81
The Autrian Government had ordered q
loan. -s
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-The day for the
meeting Of the Conference has not been
fixed. The Presse believes Napoleon will
,