Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-21
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Summary or LAT. Eastern and southern

Summary Of Late Eastern and sou'noiA
News.
New YoRf, September l6.-Collector
Calicott gave bail to the amount OF 800
900 to-day to appear for trial.
The Black Crook was in Court to-day.
Jarrett 4 Palmer caused the arrest OF
Harry Wall for enticing away d%snseuses
and swearing that he would break up
their establishment. Wall was admit
ted to bail and the case postponed to
procure witnesses.
PORTLAND, September l6.-Thomas
Amory Deblois, the distinguished law
yer, died to-day, aged ~.
A gang of burglars operating between
here and Bangor have been broken up
and several arrested. -,
RICHMOND, September ~l6.-Schofield
has issued an order for an election Tor
delegates to q State Convention, Octo-
Der 90. One hundred and FIVE delegates
have been called. Fourteen days pre-
vious to the election, the Board Of Reg
i~stration will make a final revision OF
the lists. The polls In Richmond Will
be kept open two days.
WASHINGTON, September Is. The
wife of the historian Richard Hildreth
died of cholera at Naples, August 10.
A number of the principal foreign
Ministers will accompany the President
to Antietam.
BosroN, September l6.-Ths dwelling
house of Jacob Keen, in East Boston,
was burned last night. Two daughters,
his only children, aged 10 and 81, were
burned to DEATH.
New YoRK, September. l6.-David A.
Wells, Commissioner of Revenue, has
returned from Europe.
The new Pacific Mail steamer Japan
is to be launched tomorrow.
The National Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows commenced their session to-day.
Various committees were appointed to
prepare for business.
CHARLESTON, September l6th.-Canby
has issued orders defining the qualifica.
ton of Jurors. All citizens assessed
for taxes, who paid u tax the current
year, and who have been registered as
voters, are qualified to serve on a jury.
The Governors have authorized n call
for special terms Of Court for the pur-
pose of vevising the jury list.
NEW YORK, September l6th.-The
Tines special says General Mower may
be considered acclimated, having just
recovered from an attack Of yellow
fever.
Ex-Mayor Withers Of Mobile aud
others are here urging the removal oil
General Pope.
CHICAGO, September l7th.-ORcial
returns from four hundred and forty
towns in Maine make Chamberlain's
majority ll,704.
Five destructive fires occurred in this
city yesterday.
WASHINGTON, September l7th-In an-
ticipation Of the yellow fever reaching
Mobile aud the consequent abandon
ment of the place Of Government Off
GERS, all Government funds have been
withdrawn and deposited further north.
Special Treasury Agent S%herbourn
died in New Orleans yesterday Of fever
New YORK, September l7th.-A Her
aid cable special says the bonds found
in the possession Of Gardester proved
to be Confederate bonds issued during
the rebellion.
RE%EDysvILLE, Sept. 1.-THE Ante
tam National Cemetery dedication took
place to-day. Military and Masonic
bodies escorted the President and party
to the cemetery, where an immense
throng wal gathered. Governor Swami,
on assuming the chair, rendered a well
come to the President and to Govern
ors of the other States. The President
invoked the Almighty to speedily re-
store harmony to the country. The
Grand Master Of Masons of Maryland
laid the cornerstone; then followed ex-
Governor Bradford's GRAFTON. After re-
fsrring t Q the distinguished persons
present, he gave the history of the bat
tie Of Antietam at great length, refer
ring to the circumstances preceding the
battle, the public a~nxle,y consequent
upon previous disasters and how the
army was reorganizod and won that
victory. He concluded by invoking ad-
herencs to the Constitution, come peril
to it from whatever source it may, from
all State rights or from consolidation.
In the naue Of the men who made it,
by the memory of the mon who died for
it, he appealed to the people to preserve
and protect and defend it. After a few
remarks from President Johnson and
Others, the poem was delivered, the SER
vices closed with a %benediction, and the
Presidential party was escorted to the
station.
NEW YORK, Sept. l7.-Gillots Il Noyos,
merchants, have failed. Their liabili-
ties are under q half million.
The new frigats Ifaupanang went
into commission to-day.
Reports are current Of other cotton
failures in Liverpool. Names are not
given.
The Tribune's Crete letter says the
mortality among the Turkish troops is
almost unexamplsd. Of $4,000 Egyp-
tians who came 3 year ago less than
1000 remain. The Turkish army shows
evident signs Of exhaustion and demon
alization.
KEY WEST, Sept. 1.-THE cable
steamer Marva has sailed for New York.
The chief engineer died of yellow fever.
Tho foyer is abating at Tortugas.
CHICAGO, Sept. Western dis
patches report FIVE stage stations at
tackled by Indians in Kansas. A Gov
eminent train was attacked east of Hays
City. Thirty animals were captured
and two drivers killed. There are In
dams all along the road, and they threat
en- the destruction of travel by burning
all the hay and grass on tho route.