Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-07-24
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Flood in

Flood In minnesota.
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July 22.-The
freshet exceeds anything since 1850.
The volume of water is terrific. The
Pacific Railroad bridgefs dataaged to
the extent of $4,000. The boom at
Coon Greek Is broken, and $4,000, 900
feet Of logs have CONS, over the fails;
making o total Of IS, ooo, 900 feet, worth
S35O,0oo, lost.
Reported Indian Massacre Oficinlly Cor.
tradicted.
WASHINGTON, July 22.70ficial reports
have reached General Grants head
quarters, announcing the safety OF
Bishop Larney's party.
A new fractional currency, of the de-
nomination of fifteen cents, will beIis-
sued in a few days.
Fire In Canada West.
PoRr HopE, G. W., July GA fire
on Saturday destroyed property valued
at $50, 900. EpFTrTIg gWUnNY
House Judiciary Committee.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-The House
Judiciary Committee will adjourn prob
| ably tomorrow until next October,
after examining Chaplain Cameron as
to the circumstancesof his pardon by
the President.
Crops In Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, July 22.-Cotton pros
poets continue dubious owing to the
continued rains. Reports of the corn
crops 10 the upland districts are uu-
favorable, but all agree that the pros
poets for W two-thirds Of q crop are
contingent upon the cessation of rain.
The Lord Bond Robbery Cuse-Thc Bonds
Mystcriously Returned.
New YORK, July 23.-Fourteen hun
dred thousand dollars in bonds, stolen
from Lord some time ago, have been
returned TO him through Barring
Brothers, who received them from a
lawyer, who,had received them from the
guilty party. Who that party is remains
a secret With the English lawyer.
Specials TO the New York Press.
New YORK, July 23.-The Herdid's
Louisville spscistsays the, tobacco crop
will not exceed two!thitds Of the usual
quantity.
The Reratd's Nashville special says
the Republicans estimate the majority
of Brownlow for Governor over Ethe-
ridge at 10000.
The Herali's Washington special
says: President Johnson is anxious to
remove Mr.. Stanton, Secretary of War.
There is a faction in Washington OF
Southern Secessionists End Northern
Copperheads who are endeavoring to
| get Stanton out.
The Presidentis preparing u procla-
nation warning all persons in the Uni
ted States from joining any unlawful
expeditions against Mexico. F1f y e %
The Tribune, special says: There is
tolerably good authority for stating that
the President will shortly assign General
Sheridan to a new command. Sheri-
dams successor has not been named.
Tho Mexican and Austrian Missious.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-In view of the
complicated condition OF political affairs
10 Mexico, and the grand Franco-Aus-
trian movement in the direction Of Mex
leo, the two missions to Austria and
| Mexico are among the most important
and difficult; but under the Tenure of
Office law the Offices must remain in
abeyauce, as the President has no au-
thority to appoint Ministers to Austria
or Mexico til the Senate again meets
and confirms the nominations.
From Europe.
LIVERPOOL, July 22.-California white
wheat, l3s. Sd.
PARIS, July 22.-The bill a~bolishing
Imprisonment for debt, which some
time ago passed the Corps Legislatif,
has finally passed the Senate and be-
come a law.
FLORENCE, July ga debate on the
financial amendment of the Government
has been brought to conclusion in the
Italian Parliament, and the Ministerial
budget adopted with great unanimisy.
ST. PErERsBuRe, July 22.-Au impe-
rial ukase has been promulgated which
declares the establishment Of u Provin-
cial Assembly. .or