Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-07-16

To IRIsHNES AND THEIR FRIESDs.-
Col. Walsh delivers o lecture this eve
ming at the District Court Room, Vir-
ginia, at q o'clock, on the present con-
ditiou of Irishmen in America, and Fee
nianism as it exists both in the United
States and Ireland, at the present time.
Col. Walsh is al eloquent and interest
ing speaker, and being just arrived
from headquarters, brings with him all
the latest intelligence and important
statistical news relative to the Fe-
nian Brotherhood everywhere, which
he will impart to the Order here. He
was a Colonel in a Pennsylvania regi-
meut, and rendered distinguished SER
vice to the Union cause during the war
of the rebellion, and % Is doing what
he can toward the liberation of his na-
tive land from the British yoke. All
favorable to the independence Of Ire
land, the welfare of Irishmen generally,
and the Feniau cause in particular, will
be present at the lecture this evening.
The time is fast approaching when M
other grand struggle for Irish independ-
ence is to be made, and a movement upon
Ireland or some portion Of the British do
minions will be the elimination. Atleast
half of the Irish on this coast have
been kept aloof from joining the Fenian
Order by reason Of discussions at head
quarters, but d union Of the Savage and
0'Neil wings Of the Order is about con-
summated, or evidently will be before
the close of the present year. The
Circle Of the Order at Virginia is very
Aourishing, and Col. Walsh will assist
in organizing others at Gold Hill, Day
ton, Washoe, and other points. Circles
also exist at Austin, 0phir Canyon and
other points in this State. What will
be the final success Of the Fenian move
ment is of course q nero matter of spec
ulation ut present, but none can fail to
watch all things Herewith connected
with a great degree Of interest. What
ever they may do, one thing is certain,
if they undertake to embroil our Gov
eminent in II war with any other nation
with whom we are at peace, they will
assuredly come out second best.
American citizens, of whatever nation
ality, must look to the interests of
America before any other. True Amer
leans will most certainly do so.
PIpER's OPERA HoUsE.-A very fair
aud appreciative audience last evening
At the Opera House witnessed the pre-
Of the romantic and beautiful
comedy of Loves Masquerade" The
piece was very smoothly and well rem
dered throughout and gave general sat
isfaction. Tonight, Mrs. Bowers takes
her grand complimentary benefit, and
the piece presented for tho occasion
will be the fine theatrical drama Of
g Jane Shore" one Of her very best
approximations. Mrs. Bowers being
the best actress who ever appeared
among us, is fully entitled to the full
seal OF public approval, and we hope to
see q testimonial worthy Of her great
artistic merits aud excellent qualities
as a lady, given tonight in the shape Of
a we'll crowded house.
PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS CoNPANY.-
The above new Express Company is now
fully established as n Of the lines Of
express and passenger communication
by stage and railroad between Virginia
and Sacramento, and other parts OF
California. Brown Brothers stage line
carries the express and passengers to
Reno, leaving Virginia every night
about IL o'clock, arriving in time to
take the cars at 3 o'clock next morning
for Sacramento. The new office Of the
in the fine large brick build
ing of Black & Bro, corner Of @ and
streets, is nearly ready for occu-
and will be so occupied in a day
or two. The list of passengers by this
line will BE- found daily among our
list of arrivals and departures, up to
dates.
CHoLLAR.P orosI 0FFIcERs. - At an
Of officers held in San Fran
cisco on Monday last, the following
gentlemen were selected to con-
due, the affairs of the Chollar-Potosi
Company for the ensuing term :
Board of Trustees-A. X. P. Harmon,
Thomas Beel, Thomas Sunderland, VIM.
Barron, A. Hayward, Chas. Holmes
and LLOYD Tevis. At a subsequent
meeting Of the Board, A. h. P. Harmon
elected President; Thomas Sun
derland, Vice President ; W. F.. Dean,
Isaac l.. Requs, Superin-
SLUlclSG BLANKETs.-The attention
of the many in Gold Canyon and else
where who are engaged in the saving Of
by means Of blanket s~luices,
called to the advertisement OF 5.
Rosener L Co., South c street, Virginia,
opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. They have
obtained the agency Of the Marysville
Mills, and therefore are able to
supply the best quality Of sluicing cloth
now in use, at a lower figure than any
other for cash. Those interested please
take notice.
SECOND WARD UNION CLuB.-A meet
ing of the Second Ward Union Club,
Gold Hill, will be held in accordance
with notice in another column, at Ar
mory Hall, this evening. Let every
member be present, as il is high time
that our forces for the Presidential CAM
paign were being organized and pre-,
pared for the grand coup de man, sna
triumphant election ofGrant oo''aA
ACCOMMODATING ARRASaExENr.-fof
the special accommodation Of the travel
ing public, Wells, Fargo & Co. dis
patch a fine Concord coach from their
office ut Virginia at IL A. n. every day
for Reno, thus those bound for Califor-
MIA DESTROYS oil laying by for a few
pleasant hours on the Truckee can do
so, taking the cars at Reno for Sacra.