Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-27

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lie and Pacihc Telegraph Linc.I
To.DAY's KILOGRAMS.
From WashinGton.

National Banks that they will not mere
after be permitted to exchange socuri-
ties deposited as a guarantee Tor 'he'r
circulation. The Treasurer has also
issued a circular stating the terms on
which new greenbacks will be issued
First, in return for mutilated notes ana
fractional currency ; second, on the re-
ceipt of certificates of deposit with the
Assistant Treasurers and United States
repositories ; third, on receipt ofcollec-
ton of checks on banks in Washington,
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
The new notes will be forwarded ut the
expense of the Department when the
amount is equal to $4,000.
The following nominations were ia
bled: Cheesmsn, MS Treasurer OF the
Branch Mint Mt San Francisco Roberts,
as Register of Land Office at Marysville;
Patterson, as Receiver Of Public Moneys
at Marysville.
Suicide In Now York.
New York, April 24.-George Dalton,
Q well known broker, shot himself in
his carriage on Broadway, to-day. The
cause was unfortunate speculntions in
stocks.
Supposed Self Destruction.
S%pRtseyIELD, MASS, April 24.-The
body Of Miss Sophia Howe, who mystic
riously disappeared in january, has
beon found in IL pond. Itbore no marks
Of violence, and it is believed she COM
mittod suicide.
From New Orleans.
Ngw ORLEANS, April 24.-The an
nouncemeut of WickoTs acquittal was
premature, the verdict WINS not agreed
upon until 9 o'clock this evening, when
o verdict of not guilty was returned.
His trial on the next indictment is fixed
for next Monday.
The May coupons on the State debt
were paid at the Citizens New Orleans
and Bank of America on presentation.
Late from Mexico.
New YORK, April 24.-The Hrratd'
Havana special says n messenger mr.
rived from Mexico with dispatches for
Washington.
Martinez was expected on the coast
of Sipsloa from California.
Several Generals in the City Of Next
CO are holding q conference.
Gatrotez, Governor of Yucatan, has
charged Cabalez, the former Governor,
before Congress with having murdered
his brother.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 25.--A large
number of strangers have arrived to
participate In the Odd Fellows celsbra.
ton on Monday. The weather promises
to be ine. After the parade the grand
feature will be tho ball in the Skating
Rink, with tho capacity for 300 sets to
dance at once. Nearly $4,000 have
been spent in decorating the interior.
An immense Cuban demonstration
will be held here during the week in
the Academy of Music. Several Sena-
tors are invited to speak.
Lieutenant Governor Dunn, ex-PreSi-
dent Roberts Of Liberia, Bnssett, Minis
tor to Hayti, and other prominent col
ored men, were entertained recently at
the Union League Club House.
Another Destructive Freshct In the stnte
Of New York.
TRoY, April 25.-Serious damage has
occurred to the State dam across the
Hudson River. Two hundred feet Of
the dam were carried away. The water
rose 20 feet above low water mark-the
highest for many years. Fears of a
disaster are seriously entertained on
the Champlaiu Canal.
Tho Flood In Connecticut.
HARTFORD, CoSS., April 23.-The flood
in the Connecticut River reached nearly
20 feet ut noon. Since then it has been
slowly resediug. Tho streets near the
river are flooded, and business is sus-
pended. Tho loss is quite large. There
is no delay Of the railroad trains. A
portion of-the canal supplying the man
ufactories at Windsor locks gave way in
consequence Of high water. Operations
will be suspended until the canal is re-
paired. Three hundred operatives are
thrown out of employment.
Washington Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-Among the
appointments not acted on, were those
Of John H. Hutchinson, Minister to tho
Hawaiian Islands; A. II. Marklnnd,
Third Assistant Postmaster General (;
James L. Foley, Secretary OF Legation
to Madrid Frank NJ. Pixley, United
States Attorney for California; William
A. Davis, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Stockton James N. Schofcld, Consul
at Bakodadi ; Mr.. Kelly, Postmaster. at
New York.
A report prevailed to-day TINT Sena-
tors Abbott and Sprague had left the
city for a meeting, but it proved untrue.
The Commissioners General Of the
Land Office has approved the applica.
ton of the city Of Nevada, CAL, for the
purchase of lands within its bounda-
ries. This is the first case under the
new law giving towns the right to pur-
chase mineral lands.
Attorney-General Hoar has sent an
opinion to Secretary Borie that persons
working eight hours arc not entitled to
ten hours pay. The Secretary has sent
a circular to the various Navy Yards,
authorizing the employment Of laborers
for extra hours, and that they be paid
additional in proportion.
Buffalo Nows.
BUFFALO, April 23.-Tho trains on the
New York Central road now leave on
time.
General Miles D. McAllister Of the
Engineer Corps Of the army died to-day.
Death OF n son of Ex-Presidcnt johnson.
NASHVILLE, April 23.-Andrew John
son has returned home, having received
intelligence Of the death of his son,
Colonel Robert Johnson.
Terrible Railroad Accident.
Nav YORK, April 23.-A horrible nc.
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