Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-02

OVERLAND DISPATCHES

I~V III
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Nicaragua steamer at Now York.
| NEw YORK, June 29.-The steamer
San Francisco from Nicaragua, has
arrived.
senat Judiciary Committee.
LouIsyILLE, June 29.-Ex-Attorney
General Speed left for Washington last
night, having been summoned by the
Senate Judiciary Committee.
Steamship Disaster.
PORTLAND, Me-, June 29.-Reports
from the steamer North American, to-
night, state that on the 26th one hole
was stove in her starboard side. Her
mails and specie were sent BY the Gaspe
on the evening Of the 26th. Two
s~chooners had been loaded with a part
Of her cargo and sent to Quebec.
Dexter and Lady Thorne.
New YoRK, June 29.-The fourth and
last match between Dexter and Lady
Thorne, two mile heats, for So, 1000, on
the Fashion Course, came of to-day.
The former won. Time-5:0l.
The Presidential Excursion.
ANNAPOLIS, June 39.-The President
and party arrived this morning and were
escorted to the hall Of the Constitutional
Convention at the Capital, where they
were enthusiastically received. Ad-
dresses of welcome were made by Gov.
Swami, Judge Carmichaeland the Presi-
dent Of the Convention. The party sub
sequently visited the Naval Academy
and returned to Washington in the
evening.
A Demand for Reglstration.
SAVANNAH, June 29.-Major Anderson,
Hon. Julian Hartridge, General H. K.
jackson and Judge Law, prominent
citizens, made a formal demand on the
Board OF Registration to-day. All pre-
scented a full pardon from the President.
The Board, after consultation, decided
that under General Pope's instructions
they would be compelled to refuse the
request till further instructions were
received.
From Mexico = Reported Execution Of
iess OIL 'he lily Oh "eH-
New ORLEANS, June 29.-Au Austrian
steam sloop.of.war arrived at Southwest
Pass this morning,. and landed tele-
graphic dispatches for the Austrian Gov
eminent. Her ensign was draped in
deep mourning. This circumstance and
the reticence Of her officers are signif.
cant. They, however, report that the
city Of Mexico was captured by the Lib
erals on the Goth. The particulars had
not reached Vera Cruz at the time Of
the sailing of the Austrian steamer.
w.suryorox .Jpne GA disnotch
WAS received in this civ by ]telegronb
from New or,ea,s.,bis aftrrnoon STA
ting that Maximilian was condemned to
die and was sho, on the 10Th of June.
No particulars.
Nrw YoRx. June 2s.-The Mexican
schooner Atlas arrived at the mouth of
the Ni,sissinni this morinc, having on
ho.rd ,bs er;,ed Innsr;s1;s, Wer;c,ns
Tho had h.sn neremn,oriIv banisbed
Among them were several military off,
GERS. They confirm the report Of the
capture of Santa Anna at Lisso, and
that when the Captain Of the Virginia
told the Liberals that thep must take
Santa Anna BY force, as his vessel was
no, armed, be spread the American
ensign in the eangwsv. The Mexicans
trod on the flag seized Santa Anna,
,brns, him into a boat and took him 10
Camneacby and confined him as A pris-
ouer of war.
At Campeachy the Liberals were
shooting, hanging aud expelling the
imperial sy%mpathizers.
oA,,., InS,rm ,,,on or ,b, Ex,eution Of
MACMILLAN.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-The Austrian
Minister has received n dispatch from
the commander Of an Austrian vessel
lying at Vera Cruz, simply stating that
Macmillan was shot at I o'clock on the
morling OF the 10th, and that Juarez
had refused to surrender his remains to
his friends. No details are given. The
Austrian legation credit the intelligence.
The Secretary of the Navy has received
q dispatch confirming the news.
Important Discovery la the Navy Depart.
ment-The Coming Session OF Congress.
CHICAGO, June 3o.-A special to the
Time, saws the Joint Committee on Ord
nance and Claims have made an i'm
kportsnt discovery in the Navy Depnrt-
ment in the increase Of original con-
tract prices paid for heavy ordnance
Can,s;n W;sebso6 or The Val nrd>
nspcs Rrr.sutes,;ss5 ,bs, This ;ncr.sso
of,h;rtv.sve nor csnt was moda mmon
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