Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-14
Ispec,al 10 the Gold Hill Daily New by the Allan.
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DISPATCHES
Especial to the Gold Hin Daily News by the Allan.
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To.DAY's KILOGRAMS.
The French Cable Successfully Landed
In America.
NEW' YORK, July IA dispatch 10
the Telegram says that the French cable
was successfully landed this morning al
st. Pierre, and q splice made with the
shore cable connecting it with the land
Office there.
FlllIbuste ring.
1t is stated that an expedition OF over
100 men, with a full supply OF arms
etc., successfully sailed from some point
on Long Island this morning for Cuba.
HorrId Murder.
NEW YORK, July l3.-John Reach, in
the employ of Mr.. Harrington on Staten
Island, while in q drunken frenzy, en-
tered the roo of a beautiful daughter
of Mr.. Harrington, aged Is, and cut her
throat from ear to ear, causing her
death in a few minutes. He then fed
to the shop and cut his own throat,
Immediately expiring.
n. Colburn, the Vice President Of tho
Wabash Railroad, was arrested here for
a violation of a writ or injunction, but
was released on bail.
From London.
LONDON, July l3.-The debate on the
Irish bill in the House of Lords was
resumed last night.
Earl Derby still opposed the bill, but
favored amendments.
Earl Clancard's motion was with
drawn.
Railroad Matters.
CHICAGO, July l3.-New York specials
say twelve prominent capitalists Of that
city have undertaken to complete the
work begun by Virginia in building n
railroad from Richmond to Washington
and thence to the Ohio River. A party
of engineers have just been over the
route and pronounce it entirely practi-
cable. Twelve million dollars arc
wanted for the enterprise (; two millions
have been already raised.
The French Atlantic Cable.
CHICAGO, July l3.-Fricnds of tho
English cable say the Government will
send a revenue cutter to Duxbury, TO
prevent the landing of the French
cable. Its junction with the Massschu-
sets Ocean Telegraph C%ompany's lines
is beyond the Government jurisdiction.
The latter company's cable is rondy for
submersion whenever desired.
New York News.
NEw YORK, Jaly l3.-Severa vessels
recently arrived in the lower buy with
yellow fever and the mails from Rio de
Janeiro and Cuban ports.
Accountants have been busy recently
counting the assets Of the Sub-Treas-
ury in this city, on the occasion OF the
installation OF General Butterfeld rs
Assistant Treasurer. The currency
notes and gold pieces were all counted,
dollar after dollar, and the gold bars
weighed, the whole footing up SlG2,-
727 CAS-.
WASHINGTON Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Governor
Pease Of Texas had u long interview
with the President To-day, in reference
to affairs in that State. The Governor
urged the fixing Of the election in Texas
at IN early day, because il delayed till
November it would be detrimental to
the agricultural interests Of the State.
Admiral Dahlgren will loon be re-
moved from the head Of the Naval Ord.
nance Bureau, and will probably be
ordered to the command Of one of the
navy yards.
Senator Sumner writes n letter, taking
very decided grounds with the Admin
istration on the Cuban question, holding
that tue neutrality laws must be EN-
forced, and that the insurgents are not
yet entitled to recognition. He also
says the people of New England sustain
his views on the Alabama question, and
that we had better let the claims rest
q while.
The Secretary of State was addressed
in regard to the new Atlantic cable pre-
pairing to land in Massachusetts. Mr..
Fish takes the same ground ms the At
torney General-that while the cable
may be landed, it cannot be opened
except by the consent of Congress.
Spseulations eAist as to what course
the cable company will adopt.
San Domingo advices state that Gem
eral Lupcron had captured SANTANA and
issued a decree declaring the port TO be
in possession Of President Bocz; onse-
quently NIL treaties with the United
States are null and void. The Govern
has sent a war vessel thither to
look after this fellow.
The President, during Governor
Walkers Interview yesterday, is said
to have expressed himself well satisfied
with the result of the Virginia election.
He will probably direct General Candy
10 convene the Legislature Mt an early
day and inaugurate the new State
officers.
Mr.. Clupp appointed the first appren-
tice at the Government Printing Office
yesterday, contrary to the constitution
Of the Typographical Union, when n
strike resulted. Mr. Clapp intends to
appoint additional apprentices.
Secretary Boutwell, has peremptorily
Mary Walker n position in the
Treasury Department.
IL AND Our.-Six car loads of Chiea-