Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-11

Impeachment Investigation.
New YORK, June 1.-The Herdld's
Washington special says it is under
stood that Churchill Woodbridge, Will
liams, Eldridge and Marshall ofthe Ju-
dietary Committee are opposed to carry
ing out anything like impeachment,
having come to the conclusion that SUI
fcient evidence cannot be obtained.
Judge Kelly has returned to Washing.
ton, and gives a tiatsering account OF
the condition of the South through
which be travelled. In compliance with
pressing Invitations he will return.
General Grant nj West Point-Two Cases
Of Cholera In New York-Masonio-Ar-
rival OF tho Greok Minister.
New YORK, June +.-General Grant
passed through to-day for West Point
to attend tho Annual Examination.
Two cases of cholera are reported at
Roosevelt street.
The Grand Lodge of Masons Of this
State have commenced their Annual
Communication OF Irving Hall. About
1000 voting members and as many Wis.
iting brethren were present. Grand
Master Holmes delivered the annual ad-
dress and dispensation. Fifty-three new
lodges have been formed during the
wear in this State. Jonathan Post was
appointed representive to the session Of
Grand Lodges of the world at Paris
Junr 18th.
The new Greek Minister to the United
States, Mr.. Pangobie, arrived at Boston
to-day on the steamer Cuba, en- route to
Washington.
MONTREAL, June 4.-Parties from the
eastern border report that bands Of
Fenians are prowling about and are pre-
pairing for q demonstration before the
middle of the month. The authorities
are fully informed of what is going on.
Communication is said to have taken
place between the Executive here and at
Washington with the view of concerted
action in case anything occurs.
Mexico.
New YORK, June 3.-The Herald,
Orleans special says Juarez's official pa.
per at San Luis Potosi recently pub.
lished all the official correspondence re.
lative to the safety of Macmillan, and
comments upon it in n manner thai
would seem to imply that the Archduke
would receive no mercy. Juarez's Gen
erals strongly protested against any
leuiency towards him, and it is believed
the publication in the official organ is
with the view Of justification Of the fu.
ture course of the Mexican President in
consenting to his execution.
General Sturin, the Mexican Agent
here, who resides on Staten Island, was
~serenaded by his Mexican friends or
Saturday night. He said Juarez could
not save Macmillan, az the people de-
mauded retaliation for his barbarous de-
cree. He also said Mr.. Seward had
shown systematic opposition to the
Liberals, because a near relation Of hit
was connected with an Imperial expires!
company.
From tho PIains-Train Attacked by In
dlans.
SALT LAKE, June 9.-John Sharp.
train, about thirty wagons, was attacked
by Indians last night, at Washable, 300
miles east from here. One nan was
killed, and several head Of stock run off,
They also run off four head Of stage
stock from Washable Station.
On Thursday, 9th inst, Plum Creek
Station, $50 miles east Of Julesburg
was attacked by twenty-five Indians,
The operators fought them three hours,
when they were driven off. They re.
turned Friday morning, and it is re.
ported that the operator and nnothe,
man were killed and Scalped. The In.
dams drove off a lot Of stock at tina,
point.
Three companies Of volunteers will
probably leave Denver tomorrow fol
the head Of the Republican, on an In.
dian hunt.
Central City has raised FIVE thousand
dollars, to be paid for Indian scalps, at
the rate Of twenty dollars per scalp,
with the ears attached. Several other
companies are organizing in Colorado
to 90 for the Indians.
The Telegraph Lines-Ben. Holiday Re.
turns TO 60 Enst via San Francisco
What tho Military arc Doing-Geuernls
Shsr%sI, CMS, s : Stevenson and Glib
SALT LAKE, June 9.-The lines are
working as far as Julesburg. Both have
been down for FIVE days 100 miles east
of that point, from Indians, storms, etc.
Indian troubles are thickeping between
here and Denver.
Ben. Holiday returned here to-day,
to go via San Francisco.
We have received the following from
Julesburg:
General Sherman recommends the
wires be moved to the north side Of the
Platte, on the railroad ;that the stage
line transfer their passengers at Jules
burg, or the end Of the track, Us it will
save him guarding both sides Of the
Platte River when one is suficientfo for all.
The Stage company have commenced by
bringing their boats and stock up to the
end Of the track, about thirty miles from
here, where they commence transferring
to-day or tomorrow. General Steven
son and General Gibbons are moving
with a force up Pole Creek, and General
Augur, with another force, is moving to
the South Fork. There are great num-
bers of small bands Of Indians stealing
horses and scalping all through the
country, but no large bands or villages
that troops can strike. General Custer
is moving north and driving them from
the vicinity of the Republican. 1t is
expected the Indians will divide and
pass around his TANKS to the rear and
strike the Smoky Hill route. One tel
egraph repairer was killed east of Jules
burg and several others driven back.
The Case Of Surrntt.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Worlds
special says the counsel for the prosecu-
ton have decided after all to adhere TO
the indictment for murder, found in
Surratt's case, and to abandon all in
tention of trying him on the charge Of
conspiracy.
Fire at Petroleum City, Pa.
PETROLEUM CRY, Pa, June "A
most terrible FIRE occurred here this
morning, destroying property in build
ings and goods estimated from $4,000
to $4,000. Twenty-Five buildings were
consumed.
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