Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-07-27
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The amount of gold in the vaults of
the Treasury Department IL 1913, 600, 600, Of
which So, O0O, 600 are in gold certificates.
Eleven deaths from cholera occurred
at Fort HaTker on Monday. Among them
was Mrs. Stenburg, wife Of the post surgeon.
The American Consul at SatiagO de
Cuba, writes that there is ho epidemic there,
nor contagious or Infection disease ia any
ports of his consular district.
Canada, mt the Paris Exposition,
carried OF three gold medals, thirteen silver
medals and twenty-nIne bronze medals, be-
aides fOTty-three honorable mentions.
The United States ship Purveyor,
with a cargo Of corn for distribution, which
left Nav York on the 4th Of July, only reached
Mobile on Sunday last.
An examination in the case of the
supposed poisoning ON Staten Island, reveals
the fact that all three Of the deceased met
their death from natural causes.
The banking house Of Frederick
Stub, in Philadelphia, Was robbed on the 10Th
of 81 800 in United States bonds and 1920 IN
compound interest notes.
The New York Express says that
Santa Anna Was, on the I'D of June, a pris-
Oner ON parole At Campeachy. lie writes
as if he had no fear that his life was in dan
ger.
The Honolulu Gazette chronicles the
fact that the commentary ON the Gospel OF
Matthew in the Hawaiian language Is abOut
To be published, the first work of the kind
ever attempted
The bTicklayers and stOnemasOus of
Baltimore have ceased work until the demand
ofthe former for - per day, and of the latter
for nine hours Ar days work, shall be com
piled with.
The Herald says that two fillibuster-
ing expeditions TO Mexico, To svenge the
death Of Macmillan arc fitting out ia that
city. Similar organizations are in progress
in Buffalo and New Orleans.
The seizure OF large quantities of
whisky for violation Of the internal revenue
barrels, prepared for shipment To California
Was taken for being improperly branded.
The Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany Of California has sent locomotives by
teams TO the east side Of the mountains, pre-
pArstOTy Ia laying the track, crossing the
summit in advance, and intending to com
plete the connection this fail.
The second trial of. G.. Healy for
killing young Cory, a clerk Of the Spencer
House, Cincinnati, was brought to a close in
the Cincinnati Common Pleas CCurt on Sat
urday, the jury rendering a verdict OF not
guilty.
Gentlemen from the Gulf states re
port that an extensive military organization
Is being formed, especially IN the traOs-Mi
sissippi region, for the invasion of Mexico
A distinguished confederate cavalry officer il
Tennessee is the prospective leader.
The Fenian demonstration In BnflalI
on the 18th Was a great success. Nearly fiv,
hundred Fenian soldiers turned out IN pro
eessiOn, together with a large number o
civilians from almost every quarter General
spear and O'Neili and other notables Wer,
present.
A base ball match was played In Lou
isvilIe on the 18th, at Till Park, between ia,
Nationals, of Washington, ID. c., and TIA
Louisville club. The result WAS a victory IL
the National Club. The scores stood So to p
The game was Witnessed by very large mum
Der OF persona.
Late Arizona advices state that TIA
Colorado river is so high that the breakwate
at ella has overlooked the country, csusin
the utter destruction OF Arizona City. Onl
two buildings remain uniniured on the FOl
Yuma side. The Overland COmpany's qusl
ters IN the Quartermaster's warehouse &
Fort Yuma were destroyed by fire. Los
5000 An Arizona mail carrier was kille
by the Indians: