Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-06
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Especial TO the Gold Hin Daily News. by The Auah'
tie and Pacific Telegraph Line.l

|UVERLAND DISPATCHES
Especial to the Gold HIN Daily News. by tAe Allan
Tie and Pacific Telegraph Lihc'l
To-DAY'S KILOGRAMS.
ported on the War Path.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Adyices from camp
Wushita represent Indian matters MS
still unsettled in the Southern District
Many of the warriors are disaffec'ea
from failure of Government agents TO
furnish supplies stipulated, and many
Indians only await grass to renew
hostilities.
Bridging tho Mississippi Opposite So
l.. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-The reported
project of bridging the Mississippi, ut
the foot Of Washington avenue, Is
abandoned. 1t is determined that the
bridge shall DO for railroads only,
and to be erected ut Bissell's Point, Il
few miles above the ceutrc Of the city.
1t is not improbable that n bridge Tor
wagons and foot passengers can be
built directly opposite the centre OF
the city.
Death OF n United states Marshal.
PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-General John
Ely, recently appointed United States
Marshal for the Eastern District OF
Pennsylvania, diod suddenly on Sunday
night Mt his residence.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Thc Navy De-
partment has adrices from Admiral
Hoff dated Havana, April 2, where he
arrived after n short cruise in the Gulf
of Mexico. He reports political matters
in Cuba exceedingly qniet.
A large expedition, supposed to have
sailed from Yucatan, consisting OF large
steamers aud several large sailing yes
sells, attempted to land men and arms
for Cubans on the south side Of the
Western Department, near Pcnsa Del
Rey.
The Spanish Admiral had left Havana
in flagship, with several other vessels,
in search Of the party, but no news was
received.
The transports with political prison.
ers, which left months ngo, put in TO
Porto Rico for repairs. The Captain
General of that Island determined to
send some of the prisoners to the Cana
| ries aud ono TO Calais.
Both Cubans and S~pOniards appear
exceedingly quiet.
From Florida.
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 5.-lnforma-
ton has been received from Florida Of
the appearance of the caterpillar in that
State.
From Pennsylvania.
HARRISBURG, May 5.-In the Court OF
| Common Pleas of DAuphin County, in
the case of The Commonwealth VS.. Tho
Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company,
the question Mt issue being the liability
Of the Western Union Telegraph, MS les
secs of the Atlantic and Ohio, for tax
due the State, on dividends, by the lat
ter, on its net earnings, n verdict was
rendered in favor Of the Commonwealth
for n sum amounting to over 100000.
Tho Cuban Expeditions.
Ngw YonK, May Sit appears that
the expedition which left for Cub" on
Monday is larger than at first stated.
The World says the steamship Arago
was the vessel which sailed. She had
nearly 1000 men aboard. Everything
was done openly. The volunteers went
on board tho steamship with their
muskels over their shoulders, after
partaking of u dinner at n public hotel.
There was no attempt on the part OF the
United States authorities to put II stop
to the expedition, although the Admin
istrution must have been aware oil IL,
ms the relations of some Of the young
men on board telegraphed to Secretary
Fish to have the vessel stopped. The
United States authorities here excused
themselves on the ground that as Presl-
dent Grant has MS yet issued no neutral
ity proclamation, they nre not supposed
to know that any instruction prevails
in Cuba, or anywhere else. The vessel
hud on board $1,000 rounds of ammnni-
ton, several pieces of light artillery, II
large quantity of small arms, 1000
brcach-louders, uniforms and q small
quantity Of marine stores. The Arago
cleared on Saturday for st. Thomas, but
until yesterday morning she was lying
inside Of Sandy Hook, flying the Ameri-
can and Peruvian cdlors.
WASHINGTON, May "a dispatch re-
ccivcd here says advices by the way Of
Florida Indicate the safe arrival, within
the patriot line, Of n vessel from New
York, loaded with arms, etc. She is
supposed to be the Grapeshot. =,
Tho DarIcn Canal Treaty.
CuIcAGo, May 4.-News has been re-
ceived tina, the Upper House of tho Bo-
gotta Congress has rejected the Darien
Cannl treaty nc to ls) on the ground
TINT it WAS %prejudicial to Bogota aud
wholly in the interest Of the United
States. The Lower House noted favor
ably on it, and the friends Of the treaty
hope that the Upper House will recon-
slider its action. While the treaty was
under consideration in Washington, it
was argued that il seemed to be wholly
in the interest Of Bogota.
From thlcnEo-D Daring R~obbery-Hcnvy
Educational Appropriation.
CHICAGO, May 5.-Giles & Brothers.
jewelry store was robbed yesterday,
about noon, Of IL ira, containing dia-
mond rings of the value Of SIS, 900. Two
men with n small boy entered the store
while several of the employees were
gone to dinner, and while the men ex-
nmined some goods in another part of
thcl store the boy slipped under the
counter, opened the case and distracted
the tray. No arrests have been made.
The deaths last week were So.
The Board of Education ask over
$500, 900 for. next years expenditure.
HALT n million of this is for new school
buildings, and Sl67, 900 for the purchase
nf school sites