Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-02

Nsw YORK, December l.-General
Fitz Henry Warren sailed in the Arizo-
no for California.
Yesterday afternoon a box containing
500, 900 was stolen from the Pesquan-
mock Bank, Bridgeport, Conn. The box
was inside of tho vault Of the bank.
No trace Of tho missing property has
yet been discovered.
The anniversary of the Polish Revo-
luton of 1880, was celebrated to-day by
the Polish residents of this city.
The total vote of this city for Mayor
is 96,0l4. Halls (Democrat) majority
is 5000. O'Gorman's 10 about tho
same. The total registered vote is 49,
5s5.
General Grant in Boston. =
BosroS, December General Grant
t~elegraphed to Mayor Shurtlef, in reply
to a dispatch inviting him to the hospi-
talities Of Boston, declining all public
demonstrations, but stating that he
would be happy to receive such citizens
as may call at st. James Hotel, where
he will stay during his visit to Boston.
A Congressman Arrested.
Alvan Flanders the delegate to Con-
press from Washington Territory, was
arrested at Charlestown by the Sheriff
ON . writ in favor of one Roberts Of San
Francisco, involving q claim Of $4,000.
Flanders appeared in the Supreme
Court, yesterday, with " petition for a
writ Of ha5eas corpus, demanding to be
discharged he being n delegate to Con-
gress, was exempt from such arrest in
| civil suits. Judge Foster to-day de-
| cided the petitioner entitled to his dis
charge, and ordered his release.
Resumption OF Specie Payments.
New York, December 1.-The Her
AIDS Washington special says Senator
Sumner recently expressed himself de.
termined to take a stand in Congress
for the immediate resumption of specie
payments. He thinks nothing more
need be- done with the reconstruction
laws, as Grant will enforce them. He
10 utterly disguised with Reverdy John
son, and 10 sorry he had consented TO
his confirmation.
Revenue Fraud Compromises.
WAsHISaToN, December l.-Attornsy
General Evarts considers the practice Of
compromising Internal Revenue frauds
illegal /; consequently, Rollins will be
notified that he must in the future sub
NIT such cases to Secretary Mccullough
or the Attorney General.
Tho Alabama Claims Again.
CHICAGO, December 1.-The Republi-
cans special says {: "It is asserted that
Seward insists on the following points
in regard to the negotiations for settling
the Alabama claims: LIST, That the APP
pointment of Commissioners shall be
understood to constitute the admission
that England was wrong in recognizing
the belligerency Of the South I'd,
That the claims of British subjects
which have been decided adversely in
their own Courts shall not be brought
before the Commission. 1t is possible
that the claims which have only been
disallowed BY the American Courts
will not be included 10 this exclusion.
It is feared the final agreement between
the two countries will no be reached
until both Seward and the present Brit
ish Minister retire from office, thus be-
queathing the entire question to new
men on both sides.
Tho National Debt.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The
public debt statement will probably
show an increase Of ten millions for the
month, though it may be that the re-
turns not yet received will materially
lessen this amount. During November
there were bonds issued to the Central
Pacific Railroad to the amount of ST.
$50 900, and the Union Pacific Railroad
received bonds to the amount Of $780,
900.
Nearly all the reports, including the
Presidents Message and the report OF
the Secretary Of the Treasury, will DO
COMPLETED and In the hands Of their au-
thors by Saturday.
Trial for Murder.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, December 1.-The
trial of Deacon Andrews, for tho muir
der of Cornelius Holmes, commenced
to-day before the Supreme Court. The
jury is being impanneled.
From Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, December l.-Jesse Thomp-
SON was arrested at Vicksburg for the
murder of General Hindman, he having
confessed to a negro that he did the
deed. He now denies it.
Ono of W~nshiugton's supporters, Led 70
the Pslis by q YOUNG Lady, Votes Tor