Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-07-13
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Especial TO the Gold lin Daily News by the Allan.
tic and Pacific Telegraph Line.
To.DAY'S KILOGRAMS.

ion, August lOlh, seems iiheiy w oe
magnificent affair. There is quite q
collection OF 6rst-class horses
here already. Purses Of $4,000 in all
ire to be contested for by horses
already stabbed, and more daily arriving.
From WASHINGTON.
WAsHiNGroS, July l2.-S. n. Gould
.na of Ohio i, appointed Consul to
The President will return in 10 days.
Goyernor-elect Walker had Il long in
with the President to-day. His
presence ut the White House created
much attention.
The State Department, has issued n
circular advising citizens having claims
the Mexican Republic to forward
promptly to that Department for
the consideration Of the Commission
appointed to examine and decide on
them. The claims will he argued be-
fore the Commission by j. V. Ashton,
at. the expense of the Government.
are required in every case To
the Department with sntisf.c.
tory proof-showing, first, that they
are citizens of the United States (;
second, the time when the claim arose /;
the present ownsr of the claim (;
the name and address Of the
person authorized to act for the claim.
ants and to correspond with the Depart
ment on the subject.
From BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, July IA procession
Of Germans Of Eastern Sanger Bunds
marched through the streets to-day, in
six divisions. The weather was exceed.
ingly warm, and settler water had
given out. Fears were expressed that
lager would also run out. The singing
matches take place at the Maryland
Institute tonight, in which Is societies
participate.
Denth Sentence.
ALBANY, July l2.-Governor Hot.
Inns refused 10 commute the death
sentence Of Noah Billow, OF Sullivan
for numbering his rhlld.
Railroad Accident.
BALTIMORE, July l2.-The through
train from New York TO Washington
was thrown from the rack, coming in
collision with u hand car near the
Su squehanna River last night. The
baggage and mail cars were
down an embankment. No
body injured, but the train was delayed
six hours. 4 number of singers and
visitor. to the Sanger Bunds were on
the train.
The Late yirGluia Election.
RIcuNoSD, July l2.-0ficial election
show that the blacks voted
closer to their registered strength than
the whites.
New York Items.
Nxn' YoRx, July l?.-One hundred
guns were fired to-day in honor Of the
quick passage Of the yacht Danntiess
across the Atlantic.
Four accidental cases Of drowning
are reported to-day.
Several bank presidents and leading
were before the Grand Jury
to give evidence in regard TO
money transactions in Wall street.
Fires.
PououKEspsIs, July l2.--The c%alcine
plaster house Of Embler & Brown was
last night. Loss, SEQ, 00oi in
sured for $4,000. 1t WAS the work Of
an incendiary.
BosroS, July IA tenement house
in South Boston waa damaged by fire
las, night to the amount of $4,000. II
aged &c, while looking ut the
FIRE, fell from n third story window, aud
was killed.
Voted Down.
DETROIT, July l2.-The proposition
to give aid TO railroads to the extent Of
81, 100, 900 was defeated in this city TO
day by Il large majority.
The Chinese Labor Question In the South.
MEMPHIS, July 1.-THE delegates are
arriving rapidly for the Chinese Labor
Convention 10. morrow. koopmanschap,
importer, telegrsphs that he will rlso
be present. Planters from various parts
of the Southwest are here in force.
\ capai, was issued to-day for the
arrest OF an Alderman for malfeasance
in office.
Forser .Arrested-Rntal Accident.
BosroS, July l2.-IIenry De Young j..
under arrest charged with forging /,
5000 check, with which he purchased a
piano, pocketing the balance. lie So
from New York. where he is
said 10 have served II sentence for u
Offensc.
Andrew Bowden, Receiver OF this
city, was killed, Saturday, on the Bos-
ton Railroad, near HinsLsle. lie had
OF cattle for Brighton.
Cuban Affairs.
New YORK, July l2.-The brig Elirid,
which LEFT here June 90 with arms,
ammunition, ETC., aud l25 men for Cuba,
the arms upon 4 river in Cuba
near Hernandez.
The cholera had just then broken out
n the camp Of the patriots and, in con
sequence, 100 of the expedition refused
enlist in the Cuban ranks, even after
hey had been offered u bounty of 81. 900
.old, AMI they were preparing to whit
i'll the close Of the sickly season. The
day after their arrival, however,
he Spainiards made II descent upon
aud posted themselves on
he adjacant hills, but the Americans,
Inder Lieutenant Clancy, drove them
their position without the loss Of
mau. After this victory they re.
mbsrked unmolested, and returned to
lev York on Saturday, with the keep.
ion OF W men, who died OF chol-r.
n the way.
New York News.
CHICAGO, July IA Tribune New
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