Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-17

OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Affairs in Georgia.

Affairs In Georgia.
AUGusTA, Ca, August l5.-An acci-
dent occurred last night on the Angus
Ia and Savannah Railroad, caused by
the washing away Of the track. The
engineer and two 6remen were killed.
A. R. Lamar, Solicitors General OF
Muscogee county, has been removed by
order Of General Pope.
The Montgomery 4dpertiser says Cen
eral Pope has removed all the civil Off
GERS in Macon county.
1t is believed that the late rains have
seriously injured tho corn crop by over
flowing the bottom lands.
So far rs heard from the registration
in Alabama gives the blacks 1900 ma
jority.
AUGUSTA, Ca, August l6.-orders
are shortly expected requiring jurors to
take the test-oath in accordance with
General Pope's orders.
Civil officers have notified the papers
opposed to reconstruction under the
Military bill, of the withdrawal OF pat
ronage from them. OF thirteen daily
papers 10 the State only four endorse
the Congressional programme.
Advices from Admiral Farragut' etc.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Secre-
tary of the Navy has received letters
from Admiral Farragut, giving the de-
tails of the visit Of the Empress to the
Franklin and the movements Of the ves-
sells OF his squadron.
The Pacific Mail Company have ten
dered the Inequalities OF their steamers
TO San Francisco to the Russian Com.
missioner for the transfer Of the North
western Territory.
Arrival of the Remains Of Minister
Wright.
NEW YoRK, August. l5.-The Har-
mouia, Just arrived, brings the remains
of Ex-Governor Wright.
Another Indian Attack.
Sr. LOUIS, August l5.-0n the Cd
inst, a wagon train was attacked by
Indians near Fort Phil. Kearny. The
tight lasted three hours, the Indians re.
treating and carrying away their dead
and driving OF all the stock. Major
Powell, who came to the assistance OF
the train, reports sixty Indians killed.
Arrest Of Bradley, one Of Surrau's Coun-
sci, for Oh ~iiiengins Judge Fisher.
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Super
intendent Of Police yesterday made an
affidavit against j. H. Bradley, charging
him with challenging Judge Fisher.
Bradley was consequently arrested and
held TO bail in the sun Of $4,000 to mp
pear at the next term Of the Criminal
Court.
Postoelces In the south. lHF
New YoaK, August l5.-0rders are
issued daily for the reopening Of the
postofices in the Southern States.
North Carolina and Tennessee Bond
Case-Bradley. u
WASHINGTON, August l5.-The Trea.
sury Department will. soo issue a no.
,ice that the Secretary will remove the
protest against the payment Of the in
lerest on the North Carolina and Ten.
nessee State bonds, distracted about
eight years ago from the Interior De.
partmeut, where they were held in trust
for certain Indian tribes.
Bradley, when arrested to-day, said
his note to Judge Fisher vas not in.
tended as a challenge, but to lead to an
amicable settlement.
Specials to the New York Press.
NEw YORK, August l5.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says: Sheridan will
order an election for or against u Con-
v%ention according to law.
Tho World's special says: There is no
truth in the statement that the Presi-
dent intends removing all the Distric,
Commanders. Sheridan will be removed
for disgraceful language toward the
President. This reason does not apply
to the other Generals.
Steedman has arrived.
1t is probable that Grant will continue
in the Wal Department till the meeting
OF Congress. The Office has not been
rendered to any other person.
The President coutemplates a voyage
so soon as his official duties will permit.
Bradley publishes a long card in the
Ea~tsHigeaesr detailing the difficulty be.
tween himself and Judge Fisher and
leaving the settlement Of the affair in
the hands Of his legal friends.
The Times prints documents showing
the completely Of the police with Con.
over in his efforts to obtain letters OF
pardon. The plan includes the release
Of JEFF. Davis on bail. VIM
New YORK, August l6.-The Times
special says: Judge Advocate General
Holt returned to the city ahis morning,
after an absence Of several weeks.
It is due to General Holt to say that
the publication Of afidavits concerning
the attempted subornstion Of a witness
was made entirely without his knowl-
edge or aid, or that of any one connect
ed with his Office.
Pertinent to the changes personal Of
the War Department it may be stated
that Brigadier General L. Fl. Pelouse,
who has been the immediate and eff
cient Adjutant Of Stanton, has asked to
be relieved in order that he may be
transferred to duty on some frontier
post, where he hopes his health will be
benefited.
Burning Of a stsamtug.
SASDusxY, Ohio, August l6.-The
steamtug Dispatch Of Detroit was burn
ed to the waters edge at 2 o'clock this
morning, at the dock in this city. Loss
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