Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-22
Especial to the Gold hin Daily Newt by the Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph Line1
To.DAY's TELEGRAMS.
Acquitted.


De St. Clair, third Baron de Only Of
France, WAS married at Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday to Miss
Fanny Abbot, of Houston street. After
the ceremony the Count fed in dismay
from his b~lashing bride, who didn't
trouble herself about him.
George Peabody arrived in this city
yesterday morning, and will leave
to-day for White Sulphur Springs,
Virginia. Part of his time yesterday
was spent in selecting out the various
securities composing the million dollar
donation recently promised by Kim to
the Trustees of tho Southern Educa'
tional Fund, consisting mostly Of State
coupon bonds. The package, when
made up, filled a tin box Of the size Of
a small travelling trunk. A carriage
was called into requisition to carry it
to its destination.
Tho 40 persons who arrived on the
United States frigate Genarro yesterday,
from Rio, are a portion Of n colony Of
Southeruers and rebel sympathizsrs
who went to Brazil to establish O
Southerners' colony. They are thor
oughly disguised, and in a very impe'
cunious condition. Charitable persons
will pay their passages to their homes
The others who still remain behind will
come as soon o. they can get free pas
sage.
New YORK, July 2o.-The Harvard
crew arrived at Queenstown after Q
pleasant passage. All we'll.
District Attorney Pierrepont visited
the Cuban prisoners at Fort Lafayette
to-day, and will consult with the Secre'
tary of State, now here, us to what dis.
position is to DO made Of them. They
will probably be discharged on the
pledge to refrain from a further violation
Of the neutrality laws.
Cincinnati News.
CINCINNATI, July 2o.-Johu Goven.
cashier of tho U. 8. Express Company
here, died to-day.
John Meagher, express wagon driver
to-day struck his wife on the head will
an axe several times, cutting off one oil
her ears and f~racturing her skull. HI
then rushed to the river and drowned
himself. His wife has no chance fol
recovery. Meagher has been very ip
temperate lately.
Anthony Gerroiski shot himsel
through the head in Washington Hal
to-day, and was instantly killed. Cause
disappointment in o love affair.
A man was drowned opposite Newpor
to-day by the capsizing Of q sail boat
Benjamin Hasway Of L~awrenceburl
was drowned in the Ohio River, Will,
bathing last night.
From Leaven worth.
LEANESwoRrH, July 20,-Ehe track
laying Of the L%eaveuworth, Atchisou 1
Northwest Railroad was commenced to
day. It is to be completed in three
weeks. Work was also commenced OF
a bridge across the Missouri at this
point by John Mccarthy, who has con.
tracted for building the Eastern ap
proaches.
From Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, July 20.-A meeting o
wholesale merchants was held to-day K
decide on the best method Of securing
the uniformity of freight tariffs from
the East. It was agreed to employ
agents at New York and Boston t.
supsriutend the shipment Of all msr'
chaudise to Louisville.
Professor Morse, tho distinguished
telegrapher, sustained a.compound frac'
ture of the log by a fall, at his residence
near Poughkeepsie, on Saturday even
ing.
Three gangs of river thieves wsrc ar
rested last night, and q large amount
of stolen property recovered.
Miscellaneous Items.
WASHINGTON, July 2o.-Specials say
that the formal consent of the Govern.
ment to working the French cable has
not yet been given, some papers from
the agent of the Cable Company not
having been received at the State De-
partmsnt, but there is no doubt that
negotiations have been satisfactorily
concluded. The new line is to DO i'm
mediatsly put to work. It is under.
stood that the first dispatches will be
from the Emperor to the President and
the Presidents reply. 1t i, presumed
that the House will, early 10 the session,
take favorable action on the Senate bill.
Ex-senator Wade visited Secretaries
Cox and Boutwell, yesterday, and had n
long interview with each in regard to
the condition of the Pacific roads. Tho
substance of his conversation is that
both companies have worked earnestly
in pushing the roads owe the continent,
and are still working with u%ndaunted
energy to bring the roads to the best
possible condition. He recommends the
issue Of the bonds still due
to the Union Pacific, to enable tho COM
pany to keep q force at work the re.
mainder of the season.
Governor Clayton Of Arkansas is Wis.,
ting the North. He gives a favorable
account of political affairs in that State.
is very little disorder now in any
part of the State. Tho crops are every
good, and there is q moro cheer
full feeling in regard to all affairs than
has existed since the war.
There are several Republicans here
rom Mississippi, who declare that the
Dent movement 10 mostly tho work Of
The Democratic party, and it will be a
bad thing if it succeeds. General Ames
Military Governor Of Mississippi) con.
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