Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-03
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To-DAY's TELEGRAMs.
Moro of tho Union Pacific nailrond DIE.
fculties In New r
New YORK, April 2.-By order OF
Judge Barnard, VIM. NJ. Tweed, Jr.,
was appointed by the Judge to come to
the Office of the Union Pacific Railroad.
accompanied by Sheriff O'Brien's Dep
nties. Without other opposition than II
warning to leave, on pain OF being
prosecuted civIlIy and crimiually, they
proceeded to break open the safe.
What books were found were taken
before A. A. Redfeld, who was APP
pointed Referee by Judge Barnard.
simultaneously with these proceed
ings, IN attempt was made directly to
shake the credit OF the company by the
circulation Of rumors that their paper
had rone 10 protect, which is false.
These transactions have no effect on
their building operations. The difficulty
between Fisk and the Union Pacific
Company commenced in the fall OF
1867, when Fisk and other parties wbo
desired to control the election OF
Directors rendered n subscription OF
SIS, 900 900 in stock, on which they
offered to pay IS cents on the dollar
which not being in accordance with
tho terms of the charter, was refused,
Fisk afterwards bought six shares at
par, amounting TO $500, which is the
| entire umouut Of his interest in the
company.
We sci Seized, Etc.
NEw YORK, April 2.-The clipper
ship Baltic was seized yesterday for
| violation of tho Passenger Act. She
was formerly Il steamer on the Baltic,
and was bound for San Francisco. She
gave over $500, 900 bonds, and was por'
mitled to proceed today.
Among the books found in the safe
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
was u stock ledger Of the Credit
Mobilicr, in which the following names
appear: Thos. @. Durant, Gsorg'
Francis Train, c. VI. Hall, o. w
Barnes, l.. Z. French md G. 7. NJ
Daily.
A W. Clnpp, recently elected Public
Printer, has sold his W and son't
interest in the Bu9ato Express to IL for
ner partner.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-Thc President
sent in n large number Of nominations
to the Senate to day, mostly Revenu,
officers, Collectors, ETC.; among thu
number was Wilson Bowlby, for Col
lector of Internal Revenue in Oregon
S. B. Davis, for Assessor in New Mex
leo 0. S. Strickland, Associate Jus
tice in Utah Thos. B. Hickey, Post
master Mt Salem, Oregon D. o. Adki
son, Postmaster for Virginia City
Nevada ID. +. Lockett, Postmaster 70
Po,luma, Chi, aud Richard NJ. Ste
nhens. for Santa Fe,
KniIrond Directors.
ST. Louis, April 2.-The Board o
Directors of the Pacific Railroad wa
elected to-day. II. Lucas was elected
President; D. R. Gurrison, Vice Presi
dent J. Potter, Secretary and Treas
urer }. NJ. Cooper, Auditor.
From Now Orleans.
New ORLEANS, April s2.-Gcncr"
Buchanan yesterday %relinquishcd com
mnnd Of the Department to Geuora
Mower. The District of Louisiana il
discontinued.
Nearly the entire business portion .
Rodney, Mississippi was burned on tn
night of the 3lst ultimo. Loss. $500,
600.
Tho Indian Wnr.
ST. LOUIS, April "A long repor
was read at Military Headquarters to
day, detailing operations OF Gener,
CusLar. II concludes by saying W
have taught Indians that they are no
where 10 no season safe from us. TIL,
hiding places Of the Indians arc nov
we'll known. Custnr holds two Cheyeun,
chiefs as hostage for tho good behayio
of their tribe and tho fulfilling OF prom
ises to come in aud conform to tn,
demands of tho Government. This
Custar thinks, is the end Of the Iudial
war.
From New Hampshire.
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., April 2.-Ordor
have been received Mt tho Navy Var,
reducing the wages Of all per diem
workmeu 20 per cent. from last month
rates.
From YIrginiu.
RICHMOND, April 2.-Genoral A. s
Webb ass imed command to-day ant
issued an order reinstating Governo,
Wells.
Now York News.
New YonK, April 2.-The Army o
tho Potomac Association will give
President Grant n banquet at thu
Academy OF Music, July G. Grant
Sherman, Sheridan and Farragut vii
be present.
A fire has been raging for some day.
in the woods between Sag Harbor ant
East Hampton. It has bnrned over 50(
acres, and cnuscd II vast amount o
damage.
A meeting of tho Vigilance Com,
mittee of this city WIS held last night
WHOM a proposition was made to cal
out the ward organizations, march tc
tho Tombs and demand the surrender o.
tho murderer Real into their hands
After n stormy debate, it was resolved
to await the action Of the Court, and
keep n close watch on the movements