Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-02
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Order In the Cresce,, Civ.

Order In the Crescent City.
NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-The Con-
vention meets again tomorrow, and it is
believed martial law will be speedily re-
scinded by order of the President.
Money.
NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The Posts money
article says the loan market is unchanged.
Government stocks are firm. ,
The Commercials money article says
there are no quotations by the Atlantic
cable to-day, which has kept transactions
in great suspense.
Daily Report Of London Quotations.
An offer was made to-day by private
parties to supply the Stock Exchange and
Gold Room with London quotations at
one thousand dollars per month. 1t would
seem impossible that information of such
Importance could be q matter Of private
monopoly, ana doubtless arrangements
will be made to have information a~ccessi-
BILE to all.
Cholera.
NEW YORK, Aug. Fifteen cases Of
cholera and six deaths, in this city, and
eighteen cases and five deaths, in Brook
Ign. occurred to-day. There were three
deaths from cholera among the troops on
Governors Island last night, including
Lieutenant Smith.
Gable Rcvenue--First Dny.
Although the announcement that the
Atlantic Cable was open for business was
only made yesterday, there were twenty
messages filled on that day, and the cash
receipts at the New York Office were
Ss.o24 in gold.
General Cable Tnlk-How the News
L. to be Delivered TO tho Press.
HEARr's CONTENT, July 29th.-The
steamer Bloody Hand is alongside the
Great Eastern taking in IL miles of cable
to repair the Gulf Of St. Lawrence cable,
which we expect to accomplish this week.
The Atlantic Cable is working Splendidly.
NBw YORK, Aug. l.
To all Agents of Associated Press For
the present, and until we learn all the
peculiar traits Of the cable so as to fix
upon a just tariff for the burdens it i'm
poses, the rule will be to assess the ex-
penses upon the papers publishing the
news.
At a meeting of our Association it was
ordered that all European news, by tele-
graph, whether addressed to the associa-
tons agents or to individual editors,
should be delivered directly from the tele-
graph Office to the General Agent Of the
Associated Press to be treated as news Of
the Association, This will probably be
an end to a growing evil here, and l hope
it will be approved and enforced among
local associations.
(Signed,) d. H. CRAIG,
General Agent.
| Monster Reform Meeting in London
--latest by tho Atlantic Cable.
New York, August 1.-The Herald has
the following, dated London, July S0h
A great meeting was held to-day in the
city. Three hundred thousand people
were present ; resolutions were adopted
declaring that they had no faith in the
government. Petitions were read, which
will DO presented to Parliament, demand.
ing inquiry into the conduct Of Sir Richard
Mague, Chief of Police. The procession
was immense. Several bands Of music
were In attendance, and everything passed
off quietly.
Peace Certain.
The Tribune has a special dispatch which
says that peace was believed to be certain,
at Berlin on Saturday. Bismarck and
the King will return this week.
Prussia carries all her points. The
Liberals support Bismarck's foreign pol
icy.
The Austrian naval victory is much
over estimated.
The English Riots.
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