Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-06

ingtou special says: The Judiciary
Committee have practically concluded
the impeachment investigation and will
probably adjourn on Monday night. The
indications are that they will decline to
make q report until December. A por-
ton Of the committee will probably re-
main here to prosecute the investigation
Of the question whether Maryland has
now a republican form Of government.
Boiler Explosion.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-The steam
boat St. Mary's exploded her boiler yes
terday. Two persons were scalded.
A G~ubernatorIal Vote.
BosroY, June l.-Governor Bullock
has vetoed the bill for the annexation Of
Roxbury to Boston, because no provision
had been made therein for its submission
to the people.
Boat Cnpsized.
NEW LONDON, (CoSS.), June IA
pleasure boat capsized off Fisher Island
yesterday morning. Four persons were
drowned.
Indian Attack In New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Indians Mt
tackled q small party Of troops crossing
from Fort Cummings to Fort McRea,
New Mexico, on the 2sth ult., and drove
them back.
Constitutional CONCENTRATIONS to Eu-
rope on a Ran.
New YORK, June 1.-The State Con-
stitutional Convention meets at Albany
next Monday. 1t is understood that one
of the first things attempted will be the
removal Of the disqualifcations Of the
negro in relation to suffrage.
Captain ]. Mix, formerly second officer
of the steamer Santiago de Cuba, leaves
this port for Europe on Monday on a
monitor raft, taking with him only
sailors. The raft is only IL feet wide
by IS 10 length.
or for Raleigh.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The President
started for Raleigh this evening, accom-
panied by Seward and others.
Voters Of Washin ton-Defalcation at Now
Orleans.
WASHINGTON, June l.-Eighteen thou
sand and four voters are registered, Of
which eighty-two hundred and twelve
are colored. The votes cast at the
principal election a year ago were fifty
seven hundred and three.
1t is positively asserted that Surratt's
trial will commence on Monday week.
An official report Of the Special Agent
in charge of the New Orleans Sub-Trea-
sury, places the d%efalcation at slightly
less than nine hundred thousand dollars.
The security will probably cover it.
Southern Relief Commission.
New YORK, June 1.-The Southern
Famine Relief Commission acknowledge
the receipt Of nearly S32 900 in gold
from California.
Passengers for California.
New YORK, June Following is the
list of passengers BY the Ocean Queen
for California:
". H. Dudley, Jr., Major J. S. Mes
warder, Mrs. Grow and child, A. j.
Bashma, Mrs Carega, nurse and infant;
". Galina, U. B. Mitchell, Mrs. H. K.
Browne and infant, Mad. Chas. Blaiz,
L. F. Rice, wife, child and two infants;
G. H. Loude, H. G. Wheeler and wife,
Mrs. Fred. Dinklespiel, Miss Line Rose
ner, W. Lane Boxer, DR.. Crook and
wife, W. Franco and son, J. G. Baird,
wife and child; Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Bars
tow, H. Levi, wife, sister and family /;
Arson Barstow, wife and child; Mrs. P.
G. Griffin, E. NJ. Libby and two chill
dreu; Rev. Mother 7. Comerford and
nine Sisters ; Mrs. Tobin, Mrs. J. A.
Keisman and child, General jeff. G. Da-
Wis, wife and child; Captain Whipple,
Captain Traves, Captain Sword, Lieut..
Fisher, Lieut.. Hammond, Mrs. General
Crook, DR.. Holden, Mrs. Admiral Dahl
cren, two nurses and infants; NJ. Hill,
4. Knahr, Joaquin Fernandez, J.J. Bells,
Judge Ord, D. Lees and daughter, j.
Collins, Martin, Captain Peterson, Mrs.
R. P. Burt, John Mcbride, John Garvin,
Dr.. Dasay, l.. Day and son, Mrs. Day,
D. Davidson, W. H. Newcomb, and two
attachments Of soldiers.
From the PlaIns-1Ioro Indian Disturb
ances-Two Moro Men Killed and n d.
vision Agent Wounded.
SALT LAKE, June 1.-TWO weeks since
tho Indians attacked Rock Greek Sta
ton, on the Boise City and Idaho stage
line captured twenty head Of stage stock.
Division Agent Cope and four others
have just returned from a pursuit Of the
indians for It's miles in the Goose Crock
Mountains. They came upon the In
dams in their camp, killed six and cap
tured several. They recovered sixteen
head Of stock.
The Indians attacked a party Of stage
men yesterday in Bridger's Pass, east
of Sulphur Springs. J. Nichols, driver,
and one other man, were killed. Geo.
Ingmau, Division Agent, WAS badly
wounded. The Indians have cleaned
out all the stock for forty;fve miles east
from Sulphur Springs.
SALT LAKE., june 5-ll:4o P. x.-Ths
Indians attacked q large train early this
morning, t~wenty-four miles west Of
Junction. They were repulsed, and one
Indian killed. They succeeded, howev-
er, in running off n team.