Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-12

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Washington News.

washington News.
WASHINGTON, August ll.-ltis under-
stood that the Government will q K no
a~ctiouin the case of Haggerty, appoint
ed as Consul at Glasgow, the Fenian
question having assumed such q COM
~plexion that the Administration has no
desire to further complicate the SUBJ
ject. u. -,
by letter, has requested Judge Dent to
withdraw fromthe Mississippi canvass.
Judge Dentwillcanvass Mississippiinthe
interest of the Conservative Republican
ticket, whether he or any other person
heads the ticket. Meantime he contin-
ues a candidate before the Convention.
Pacific Express Car Robbed.
ALBANY, August 1.-THE Pacific Ex-
press car on the Central Road was
robbed at an early hour this morning
between Fonda and Albany. Three men
entered the car and secured the messcn.
ger and the baggage agent, gagged and
bound them, took the key Of the safe
from the messenger, and robbed the
safe of its contents.
LATER ALBANY, August 1.-THE
particulars of the express robbery on
the Central Road, last night, shows that
the robbers got on tho train, entered the
baggage car, attacked tho baggage
man and express messenger, one OF the
robbers saying that there were eight Of
them and resistance was useless. They
made stout resistance, however, and
their condition shows that they were al
most suffocated by gags and cloroform.
The robbers leftthe cars west Of Albany.
It is q very heavy loss.
Still LATER NEW York, August IL.
1t is understood that the American
Express robbers obtained $40 900.
The spanish Gunbonts.
Marshal Barlow has received on order
from the Secretary Of State TO transfer
the custody of the Spanish gunboats to
the commandant Of the Brooklyn Navy
Yard.
Judge McCann has decided to dis
charge Pratt, the alleged Texas %rioter,
but as Pratt is in military custody, it
don't appear how he can do it.
The Gettysburg Battlefield.
GETTYSBURG, August 1.-THE re-
union of officers of both armies, on the
ed instant, promises to BIO a complete
success. kilograms received indicate
that officers of every grade will he pres
ent.
Deceased.
ST. LOUIS, August ia. Chrysty,
an old and wealthy citizen, and one OF
tho principal owners in the Virgins
Ferry, died to-day,
Another Ocean Cable.
MONTREAL, August lo.-Hon. John
Young has returned from England. He
is said to have been successful in start.
ing q company in Copenhagen to lay n
submarine cable from northern Europe
to America via the FARGO Islands,
Iceland and Greenland.
Alabama Election Returns.
MONTGOMERY, August l0.-Full re-
turns of tho Congressional elections
show that the Republicans elected their
candidates in the First, Second, Third
and Fourth Districts, aud tho Demo-
Gratis in the Fifth and Sixth. The
Democrats gain two delegates to the
Fortieth Congress.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, August l0.-Great in
terest is felt to ascertain the results OF
tho Cabinet meeting to-day, but nothing
has transpired beyond the fact of the
transaction Of nm unusual amount OF
routine business. There were several
suspensions and appointments Of ofi.
GERS.
Secretary Robson, Vice Admiral
Porter and other prominent officials left
this afternoon on the Tallahassee, for o
tour of inspection along the coast.
The Removal Of the National Capital.
ST.. LOUIS, August l0.-There was
an enthusiastic meeting at the City
| Council Hall tonight, to consider the
question of removing the National Capt..
toll to the Mississippi Valley. Many
speeches were made and resolutions
adopted in favor Of calling q National
Convention, October 6, composed oil
two delegates from each Congressional
| District in the States and Territories,
aud four delegates at large from each
State and Territory, to be appointed by
the Governors. A committee was mp.
pointed to carry out tue resolutions.
Tho Railroad War.
BIyaHAxPToN, August l0-Midnight.
The lntest reports from the Susquc-
hanna Railroad war are to the effect that
the opposing parties stationed in the
tunnel had q fight, and drove each other
alternately through the tunnel. Sew
eral persons woro badly injured. All is
quiet now, and the parties are waiting
for daylight.
ALBANY, N. Y, August l0.-Gover-
nor Hoffman arrived here tonight, and
Immediately telegrnphed an order to the
Sheriffs along tho line of the Albany
and Susquehnnna Railroad, that the
military should not interfere except
when it was absolutely necessary for
the preservation of public order |; That in
view of the complication of affairs
wherever either party has actual posses
sion Of any Office or property, claiming
the same under any Judicial order, such
party shall be protected until tho ques.
ton is fully adjusted by the courts. He
says further, that if entire interruption
of public travel continues, and tumult
and riot and resistance to authority is
imminent, he will declare the whole dis
trict affected in a state Of instruction,
and take possession of the road and to
that end, if necessary, will call out the