Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-06
spurious Mexican Bonds.

Spurious Mexican Bonds.
Nsw YORK, Oct. 4.-Certain parties in
this city have been engaged in putting in
circulation spurious Mexican bonds. The
Secretary of the Mexican Legation at
Washington has issued o circular, an
~nouncing that no bonds can ever be con-
sidered valid and binding on the Mexican
Republic unless they be approved by the
Minister acting for the Government OF
Mexico, this condition being in accordance
with specific instructions received from
the Mexican Government.
4. w. seward Appointed Secretary Of
meas OF his Father. "
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--The Assistant
Secretary Of State. F. w. Seward, has
been appointed Secretary of State ad into
rim, owing to the sickness Of his father,
who. without waiting to recover fully
from his previous attack, devoted himself
TOO closely for many hours a day to his
official duties. The appointment Of his
son, by relieving him from business, will
afford him a better opportunity to recover
his health.
Presidcnt Johnson Expects TO be I'm.
penched.
New YORK. Oct. 5.-The Commercial
says: I'VE learn through one having the
entree to court circles that President john
son is of opinion tina, Congress intend to
impeach him at the next session."
The Post says General Dix will not go
to Paris on October eth. His family will
probably embark on the Arago on that
date, the object being to avoid the rough
weather later in the season. His depart
ure is likely to take place in November.
New YORK. October 6.-At a private
dinner last evening f, A. T. Stewart init
mated his readiness to give 81, 1000, 900 for
the erection Of tenement houses for the
deserving poor Of this city, the condition
being that the land required be provided.
From Canada.
OTTAWA, C. W., October 5.-Three
Colonies Of Engineers have arrived, it is
supposed, with a view Of fortifying the
city.
Important Mexican News.
NEW York, October ga Paris letter
Of September 18th says that in conse-
quence of some important news received
from Mexico on the 18th Of the present
month, the Emperor Of France, who had
already dispatched General de Castelneau,
his aide de camp to Macmillan, sent him
an order by telegraph to come back to the
St. Cloud, where his instructions were to
be revised and modified. Marshal Ran
den. Minister Of War, was present at the
interview, which, l I'm assured, was Of
the most important character. According
to a version generally accepted, based, l
understand. not merely upon the critical
condition of affairs in Mexico, but also
upon the frm attitude recently assumed
by the Cabinet at Washington, the inten-
ton of the French Government is to bring
about a speedy question so as to get rid,
as soon as possible, Of a principal subject
of solicitude and annoyance. To this
effec, the feet of transports collected at
Brest and Cherbourg, for the purpose Of
embarking and bringing back to France
the frs, installment Of troops, is to be
largely increased so as to be capable Of
carrying the whole French contingent, and
to evacuate Mexico all at once. All that
will remain of the French there will be a
small garrison in each harbor where the
custom house duties conceded to France
by Macmillan are to be collected. Such
are, l am assured, the measures just ad-
opted in cabinet council. l must say,
however, tina, the Paris Patrie is not quite
Of that opinion, and asserts, on the con-
trary. that Gen. de Castleman's mission
has not for its object to put an immediate
end to the intervention Of France in Mex