Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-03
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
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Specials TO the New York Press.
NEW YoRx, July 3l.-The Tri6uns's
Washington special says it is rumored
there that Sir Frederick Bruce and Sew
ard have been trying to agree on a plan
for the cssiion Of the British American
possessions adjacent to Walrussia in tho
settlement of the Alabama claims.
The Surratt case will hardly reach
the jury this week.
Nlw YORK, August 1.-The Herald''
Nashville special Of tho 3lst uls., says
tho Mayor had issued a proclamation
against tho carrying of arms tomorrow.
A Kuoxvills:spscial says that during
the speaking by Etheridge and Williams
at Kingston to-day, some negroes and
Radicals interrupted the meeting, when
a riot ensued, one man being shot.
Nashville papers give the particulars
of . riot at Purdy last Saturday. While
a negro was speaking at the Union
League f~ag-raising an insulting re-
mark was made from the crowd, where
upon u general ARRAY ensued. The
Sheriff wal MORALLY wounded, Sergeant
Hartley badly wounded, and three citi-
zens accidentally shot:
NEW YORK, July 3O.-The Herald's
Leayenworth special says: Persons from
Fort Gibson report that the cholera is
rsging there. About 1900 people fed
from Ellsworth city last week. The
average mortality Is ten per day. Nine
out Of ten persons Attacked die in from
ten to fifteen hours. The place is al
most completely deserted.
An attack from Indians was also OK
pected.
From three to FIVE deaths per day are
reported at Fort Harker. The scourge
has also broken out among the troops
at Fort Larued and Dodge.
A Boston special says the crew Of the
schooner Sea Queen engaged in a gene
raj fight when just outside the harbor,
James Connolly and James Flaherty
were thrown overheard. Flaherty was
drowned.
The Worlds special says: The Presi-
dent has determined to remove Govern
or Throckmortou Of Texas and appoint
A. J. Hamilton.
The Times Columbia rs. c. special
says: VIM. Armstrong, Representative
to Congress and a member of the Repub-
lican Central Committee, and j. Q.
Thompson, correspondent Of the New
York Times, were murderously assaulted
last night in the Nickerson House on
account Of their participation in the Re-
publican Convention. No fatal injuries
wero sustained by the parties assailed.
Governor Orr vas present during the
riot, and advised peace by urging the
assaulted to retire to their rooms. Rat
cliffe was the most prominent assailant.
He is 4 brother Of the Chief Of Police.
Tho rioters were arrested and imme-
diately liberated ON bail.
Reported SubsIdence OF the Cholera on
the Plains.
ST.. LOUIS, July 3l.-Surgeon F. Lar
ker reports that there has been no case
Of epidemic cholera for some days. The
cases last week were caused by careless.
ness or especially unhealthy circum.
stances. The people wero returning to
Ellsworth City. There is nothing now
to prevent trade and travel.
Tho Indians.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l.-Au Omaha dis
patch says: The Indians are concen.
tratiug at tho base of the Wind River
Mountains, near the S]weetwater.
A private letter to General Dodge sayi
the Indians are daily attacking trains
All travel from Green River to Fort
Sanders is stopped.
Reports of q contemplated attack By
the Indians between Julesburg and Den.
YER are not reliable.
Affairs In Louisiana.Shcridau Sill Re.
constructing.
NEw ORLEANS, August 1.-The Board
of Aldermen and Assistant Aldermen
have been reorganized by the removal
Of several of their number by Sheridan,
and the appointment of others, for rea'
sons of the designating condition to
which they have reduced the city credit,
and the efforts they arc making to i'm
pede the execution Of the Acts of Con.
gress.
The registration in Louisiana is COM
plete, but the revision will take some
weeks. 1t is believed the corrected
rolls will give a Republican majority.
Tho surratt Trial.
WASHINGTON, July 3l.-In the Sur
raft trial, Merrick for tho defense COM
menced his address this forenoon.
Merrick consumed the whole day with
out concluding his argument in defense
of Surratt.
WASHINGTON, August limerick &C.
cupied the entire day in an argument il
defense Of Surratt. Bradley will speak
briefly on the Same side.
Oficial Circular REGARDING F1lllbusters
WASHINGTON, July 3o.-A circular
was issued from the Attorney General.
Office, to-day, to District Attorneys ant
Marshals, which instructs them to OBJ,
serve all persons whom they may have
reasonable cause to suspect Of combin
ing unlawfully for expeditions into tn,
territory of any foreign nation, ant
promptly to interpose the authority o
the United States when they have Z
probability for believing that any per
sons have violated tho laws Of the United
States.
The Cholera In Now York:
New YORK, July 80. -Quarantin,
Commissioners have been enjoined from
taking any portion of Coney Island 70,
boarding stations.
Nineteen deaths from cholera occur
red at Brooklyn last week.
NEW YORK, August -Four cases o
cholera were reported to-day, but nj
fears are entertained.
The Indian Commission.
WASHINGTON, July 3O.-It is expected
that the Commissioners appointed Il
treat with the hostile Indians will as
ssmble at St. Louis on the 9Th o
August for organization No difficult.
is apprehended in the location of terri
tory as permanent Indian Reservations
Births.