Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-24
To.DAY,S TELEGRAMS.
MAJ York InteIlIsence.

I, il said that a number of recruits
for the Cuban army are about to bring
suit against the Junta to recover $50
p.r month in gold, offered by them at
the time Of enlistment. The Junta re-
fuse to pay any except those who en-
listed at their headquarters. The re-
erui.s also sue for $500 bounty in gold,
offered, aud for clothes, etc., lost q :.the
attempted expedition.
Chicago News.
CHICAGO, July -23.-Koopnanschap,
the Chinese importer, expresses his ia-
tention of bringing over the first cargo
of Chinese for the South next fall ; but
he shall do nothing till fully assured Of
their kind treatment aud good pay. So
far AZ he is concerned, there shall be no
eompulsion III the matter.
The PeoEa,A Pekiu and Jacksonville
Railroad INFORMALLY opened yestsr-
DAY BY an excursion from Jacksonville
aud Peoria to Pskin, where the usual
festivities of such occasions transpired.
From st. Louis.
II. Edwards (colored) was executed
in the Jail yard to-day for the murder
Of another colored man last winter.
The rope being too long, let the points
of his toes touch tho ground, and a
fearful scene occurred, the body being
thrown into violent contortions. The
rope was shortened by being drawn up,
but the poor wretch continued to writhe
several minutes.
A NotabIe.D Death.
CHICAGO, July 20. = Ex-Governor
Grape Of Michigan died at his residence
10 Flint, Mich, to-day.
The French Cable.
PLYMOUTH, July 23.-The French ca
bio expedition arrived off Duxbury at
noon to-day. The shore end will be
laid tomorrow.
An Address.
Osxsao, July 23.-F. E. Cahsvil OF
Toronto addressed the Board of Trade
on the subject Of the Huron and Ontario
Ship Canal.
A Good Maj Conc.
ZANEsyILLE, July 23.-Hsnry Stafford,
a s~unday-school pioneer of Ohio, died
to-day, aged 80.
Fillibusters Released.
New YORK, July 23.-All tho fllibus.
tiers confined in Fort Lafayette have
been released, it is supposed on their
own recognizances.
Governor Hoffman has p%ardoned John
Howard, sentenced to Eve years impris-
oumsnt for being concerned in the rob.
berry of Daniel Rsddy, the blacksmith.
Commodore 3. s.. Leo Dead.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 2l.-Commo-
dors 8. s. Lee, brother of General X. f..
Lee, died at his homo in Stafford
County to-day.
Release OF Father Mcmahon.
KINGSTON, Ontario, July 22.-The
Right Rev. Bishop Koran, accompanied
by James O'Rsilly, the Queens counsel,
proceeded to the Penitentiary to-day
with the necessary papers for the re-
lease of Father Mcmahon, who was
Immediately liberated, and is now at
the Bishops residence.
Cuban Intelligence.
Havana, July 22.-Two citizens of
the United States, Printable and Cabias,
who have been in prison since February,
and Senior Gutierrez, q Mexican, have
been released since the intereession OF
the American Consul General.
Twelve hundred estates belonging to
the rebels have been ombargoed up to
the present date.
Dartmouth Collego Commencement.
HANOVER, N. H., July 22.-Commence.
mont Day proper at Dartmouth College
was celebrated to-day, and the exercises
passed of with the usual eclat. A large
meeting Of the Alumni was held this
forenoon, and they adopted a resolution
to raise 5000, 900 for the College.
Twenty thousand dollars were sub
scribed on the spot, and at the close OF
the literary exercises the honorary de.
grees were conferred upon a large num-
Dor of distinguished men.
Conclusion Of EMH eSs%:n Trlal-rh0 Dent
JACKSON, Miss, July 22.-The trial Of
Yergsr was concluded to-day, but the
verdict is unknown. Yerger has been
brought before Judge Hill Of the United
States District Court on o writ Of habeas
corpus. Judge William Yergcr, in be-
half of the prisoner, submitted q return,
and Yerger was remauded to the Gus
tody of the military authorities. The
points involved have been heretofore
passed upon by Judge Hill with the
Same result.
The Dent movement is supported BY
the press Of the State, and he will re-
ceivs the support of the conservative