Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-11
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
New York NeMs.

SI
NEw YORK, September 5.-The city
and suburbs was severely washed by a
heavy rain yesterday. Tho cellars were
flooded in the lower part Of the city. In
Brooklyn several small houses were SUP
merged, and the occupants had barely
time to escape. A portion Of the Green
wood Cemetery was much injured. Gel
lars in 80 blocks of houses in Brooklyn
were submerged, and several sbanties
swept away. No lives were lost. Tho
damage to property in Brooklyn Will
reach a quarter Of q million.
NEw York, September IA. I. stew.
art, Of this city, has instituted suit
against D. G. Hopkins & Co., of Cincin-
natl, for the foreclosure Of II mortgage
on real estate. The amount claimed
is over $s5, 900.
II is reported that the Erie Directors
have settled their difficulties with the
Drews, and that perfect harmony with
the Vanderbilt party will DO the result
Of this arrangement.
The investigation Of B%inckley's
charges against Commissioner Rollins
and Deputy Commissioner Harlan was
renewed to-day. j. D. McHenry, for
merly Revenue Inspector, testified that
the brands on o certain lot Of whisky
had been mysteriously changed IN one
occasion. He also testified to seeing S.
N. Pike hand q check for several thou
sand dollars to Harlan the next day,
r%emarking that it was O note from a
friend.
Collector Smythe removed forty clerks
from the Cnstom.house yesterday.
Washington IntellIEenco.
WASHINGTON, September Sit is I'M
derstood the Secretary Of War has Or
dered q mounted force to be sent to Ma
riou, Nelson and Larue Counties, Ken
lucky, where armed resistance is made
to the execution Of process of the Fed
cral Courts. The force will be ready
for the delivery Of processes by the
next term Of the Courts.
WASHINGTON, September 8.-The Sep
TENDER statement shows the public
debt, less cash in the Treasury, to be
So, 535, 6l4,3lS 03. There is over TWEEN
ty.two and u half millions in coin in
the Treasury, and fifteen millions in
currency. The total disbursements for
the month Of August amounted to $751;
1870, 900.
The following officers have been or
dercd to duty Mt the Naval Academy {:
Commander George f. Belknap /; Lieu
tenant Commanders John W. Phillips,
John F. Glenroy, Charles V. Baker, and
Lieutenants William NJ. Maclay and p.
T. Harrington.
CHICAGO, September ga Times spe-
cial says the htelligencer contains an
article calling on Seward and Eyarts to
come out in support Of Seymour, as the
other members of the Cabinet have
done, or leave the Cabinet. The arti-
Gle would possess no material signif-
canoe except for the information that it
was prompted from the White House.
Affairs In Georgia.
AUGUSTA, September "a large DEM
o~cratic meeting was held here to-day.
Toombs, General Wright aud others
made speeches. It is believed their
programme is to elects all the objectionn-
BILE members of the Legislature. Prob
ably several whites will be expelled.
It is evident that the Democrats a do
what they please in the Legislature.
ATLANTA, September 5.-The House
pissed a resolution that persons having
the next highest number Of votes to the
expelled members shall be declared
members Of the House.
4 resolution was offered, but not
acted upon, declaring that negroes are
not eligible to any office, and declaring
vacant all the offices filed by negroes,
and f~orbidding the Governor to issue
commissions to negroes when elected.
AUGUSTA, September B. Recent
heavy rains have injured the cotton
crop. The news from Middle Georgia
is gloomy.
ATLANTA, September THE Senate
refused to reconsider the relief bill
passed last week.
Resolutions were offered declaring the
two negro Senators not entitled to their
seats.