Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-18
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
The President Accept. the Hospitnlltics
ofRosfon.

UlSfAIGdES
The President Accepts the Hospitallues
ofBoston.
Bosrox, June l3.-The Presidents
reply to the invitation of the city gov
ernment to visit Boston says: 81 intend
being present at the dedication OF the
new Masonic Temple Of your city on the
cath instant. During my short stay |
will feel honored to accept the hospital
tiles Of your city, receiving them with
the reciprocatiou of friendship and cour-
,csy which prompted the Council in
their offer
Attempted Murder and Suicide Another
Unsuccessful Attempt to Expel Horace
Greeley from the Loyal Lcuguc-The
Cnse of Cole-A Postal Agent Murdered
by Indians.
New York, June l4.-Henry Bundy,
formerly keeper in the Sing Sing Pris-
on, last night attempted to kill his wife
and then killed himself.
1t is stated that the Loyal League last
night made another attempt to eKpel
Horace Greeley, but failed.
By the Worlds Albany dispatch it
seems Cole, who killed Hiscock, had an
exciting time the day previous 10 his
trial, and that his wife's statement was
given under fears Of her life. 1t also
appears that before Cole left Syracuse
for Albany be left u communication with
Il reporter saying he forgot to do some
thing to Hiscock that would create an
excitement. and asked for II suspension
of public opinion.
Information has been received Of the
murder Of C. NJ. Davis, special postal
agent, by the Indians near North Platte.
Affairs In New Orleans.
New YORK, June l2.-The Times New
Orleans special says the indictments
presented against he members Of the
Constitutional Convention of Louisiana
making Of it an unlawful assembly in
holding the Convention which was iu-
%terrupted by the riot in New Orleans
last June, have been set aside on a nole
prosegui on motion Of Attorney-Gcneral
Lynch.
1t is stated on good authority that the
Treasury Department has received infor-
nation from New Orleans duplicating a
high official of the present State Gov
erument in the recent Sub-Treasury de-
fa~lcatious. 1t is asserted that while in
the employ Of the Treasury Department
he became aware of the defalcatiou, but
failed to report, as was his duty. The
Government sent special agent Knox to
New Orleans for the express purpose oil
examining the condition Of the depos-
itory rs turned over by Whitaker and
May, the defsulting Louisiana Sub
T~reasurers. Although p%urporting to
amount to a million and II quarter of
dollars as security for the Government,
il is ascertained that it is almost worth
less. Among other securities presented
by May was a draft Of $500, 900 OIL Cakes
Ames of Mississippi, to which he signed
A. G. Mansfield, per G.. P. May, which
signature Mansfield repudiates as unau-
thorized by him. 1t is hardly probable
that the Government will realize half a
million, although the d~efalcations will
amount to the round sum of 81 600, 900.
Owing TO- the precarious condition Of
financial affairs in New Orleans, Sub
Treasurer Fulton, who has been ap-
pointed to succeed Whitaker, the de-
~faulter, finds great difficulty in getting
acceptable bonds. Special agent Knox,
now in New Orleans, has been instruct
ID % examine the commercial status Of
the parties offered rs security, and to
remain there until satisfactory bonds
have been obtained.
ResistratIon and Politics In the Old Do
...| minion.
RICHMOND, June ll.-General Scho-
field has issued II circular to all Pres
idents Of Boards Of Registration, urging
them to finish their work by the end of
July.
A number Of prominent Northern poll
t~icians, including Senator Wilson, are
here to confer with Virginia on the
means Of uniting the two wings Of the
Republican party that were represented
BY the late Richmond Convention, and
that represented by the proposed Con-
vention at Charlottesville. 4 conference
was held at the Governors mansion to-
night. Forty oil fifty gentlemen were
present. Underwood and others took
part in the discussion. About a dozen
colored persons were present.
RICHMOND, June l2.-This forenoon
the two committees appointed by the
two wings of the Republican party at
heir conference last night, met Senator
Wilson aud three other delegates from
The Union League Clubs Of New York,
Philadelphia and Boston, at the Ballstd
House, where I'll existing divisions and
sentiments were adjusted. Hon. John
NJ. Bolts accepted, on behalf Of friends
\ of the Charlottesville Convention, q prop
osition for a joint Convention Of the two
wings. The Convention, which hal
called a meeting at Charlottesville, will
now meet at Richmond, August LIST, for
the purpose of extending and perfecting
the organization Of the Republican party
commenced by the Convention which
assembled ut Richmond on the 18th Of
April.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-Judge Lander
to-day, in the Criminal Court, filed a
motion to set aside and vacate the judg-
ment and ordering a new trial Of San
ford Conover. The argument was heard
about ten days ago. An order has been
issued to detain Conover in this city.
The Postoficc Department has no in-
formation Of the interruption of the
mails in the district of country in or
near the scenes of Indian hostilities.
The Surrntt Case.
WASHINGTON, June l2.-Judge Fisher
has delivered his opinion on the motion
and question of the panel Of the jury in
the case Of Surratt, concluding with an
order to discharge the jury and select a
new one. The Court then adjourned.
Trial Resumed.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The trial Of
Surratt was resumed to-day. The entire
day was spent in selecting a jury. The
last talesman was exhausted aud only
three jurors selected. The Marshal was
directed to summon more tomorrow.
Late From Mexico. -.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3-The Plea
yune has the following: Ell Cornscco, of
Matamorss, June Z, gives the following
extracts from a letter dated Monterey,
June 2: Miramon is dead with tho fe-
yer, which attacked him after be was
voupded NJ 0neratern Castillo Malta