Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-02
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Moro Aid for tho South Called For-Civil
Rights Law n Dead Letter In Mobile
Ex-senator Fostor-Gsneral Mcclellan
Expected Homo Native Gold from
Observation-Disclosures at Boston, Etc.
NEW YORK, April 30.-The Tribune
urges moro general aid to the starving
of the South. Its Mobile letter says the
Civil Rights Act is a dead letter there,
and eyeu the United States District
Judge lends his countenance to its pre-
iudice. The Radicals in Mobile claim
to hold the balance Of power in Mobile
and Alabama, and say that if the regis
tration is fairly conducted they are GER
tain Of victory.
1t is reported that ex-senator Foster
will be run for Governor next year, by
the Connecticut Republicans.
Gen. Mcclellan and family are expect
ed home in the fail.
A fine specimen of gold has been re-
ceived at the Philadelphia Mint from
Outage county, Georgia.
The New Bedford oil market is tirm
Large shipments are being made to Eu'
rope. Sperm, So As; whale, 75c.; whale
bone, $4,000.
Further surveys in Arizona are to be
conducted under the direction OF the
Surveyor General of California, upor
the restoration of tranquility with the
Indians.
Aletter from Jamaica states that Com
mander Pien, Of the British navy, IS e1
pected there to secure q thousand ne
groes to work on the Nicaragua Inter
oceanic Railroad.
The new Masonic granite temple a
Boston will be dedicated on the 25th o.
June. Preparations have been made
for tw~enty-four thousand visiting bre'
thren. The President and Gen. GRAM
have accepted invitations.
Extensive Paper MIL Destroyed by Fire
New YORK, April 3O.-The extensive
paper works, four miles north of Viii
mington, Delaware, belonging to JessuI
b Moore, were burned yesterday. Loss
$500, 900; insured for Sll5,OO9.
Taunery Consumed by Fire.
Bosrox, April 3O.-The Tsnnery o.
Jno. b. Alley l. Co., at Groton, wat
burned last night. Loss, SIS, 900 part
ly insured.
English S~mugxlias oyer the Canada Li.s
The Japanese Commissioners.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Informatior
has been received at the Treasury De
psrtment that the Canadian officers OF
Customs are aiding in every possible
way the smuggling Of goods into the
United States merchants, and men oil
acknowledged responsibility in Canada
and England are said to have embarked
capital in this contraband business, ane
all the watchfulness Of our Government
officers not entirely prevent the oc'
casional introduction Of goods free o.
duty.
The Japanese Commissioners will t
presented to the President tomorrow
VIII GOT Aside.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Iu the Tyler
Gardiner Will case the result Of verdic'
in the will Of Mrs. Gardiner WAS that i
was invalid and hat she was subject t
undue influences when she made it. By
this verdict, Mrs. Tyler, Mr.. Gardiner
and Perry Beekman become heirs at law
and IS such are entitled, respectively
to one-third the value Of the property
which is estimated worth Sl97, 900. The
decision, however, cannot DO regarded
as final, as the case will be argued be-
fore the Supreme Court by Mr.. Everts
Efforts will be made to have the verdict
set aside.
A Philanthropic Movement.
NEW YORK, April 30.-A Washington
special says q prominent Republican ha!
bought a farm Of nearly 400 acres, which
he proposes to have divided into small
lots to be sold to the freedmen, the pro-
ceeds to be set apart for the benefit o.
an educational institution for the col
ored people. The cost Of the land wa.
$50, 000.
1t is reported that the trial Of Surrati
will begin in the third week in May.
Senator Wilson In tho south.
RALEIGH, n. c., April 3o.-Senatol
Wilson arrived last night, and spoke Al
the African Church. The Senator ad'
vised the negroes to educate themselves
to acquire property and buy land. He
then denounced the latter-day saints
and cautioned the negroes against them
he was followed by two negro speakers
who made conservative speeches. The
Senator spoke at Capitol Square, ad'
vancing the same views, last night. HI
was listened to attentively by a large
audience of blacks and whites. Among
the latter were some Of the most promi
nent citizens.
Portland Loans Her Credit
PORTLAND, Me-, May This city, BY
q majority Of Sc over the necessary two
thirds of the population, yesterday de-
cided to loan tho credit Of the city tc
the amount Of S70O, 900, each to the
Portland, Rochester, and proposed Og'
densburg road on the Harlem condition:
regarding completion.
4 Question to DO Tested-Tho Mortality
Of New York and Brooklyn.
New YORK, May 1.-The Board Of AL
dermen have adopted resolutions te
bring to decision before the Supreme
Court the controversy between munich
pal authorities and the Police Commits.
s~ioners, concerning licenses.
During last week 405 deaths occurred
in New York City and the public insti'
buttons, and los in Brooklyn. The pei
centage in both cities, according to DR.,
Harris, continues to show the meritori'
GUS effects of the present tenement house
system. The presence of the cholera is
not reported in any of the large cite.
of Europe and we may reasonably eI'
pect that the commercial towns in the
Mississippi Valley will be tho only
sources whence the pestilence can reach
US this year.