Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-13

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New York News.
New YORK, August l2.-The case Of
John H. Pratt, the Texas rioter,. was
set for examination before Commissioner
Osborne to-day, but Marshal Barlow
has declined to produce the prisoner,
as he has been served with an order
from Judge Mcclure of the Superior
Court to release him. On motion oil
tho Assistant District Attorney the
caso was postponed till next Monday
Meanwhile, Judge Mcclure had pre-
pared warrants for the arrest OF. Mar
shall Barlow and Major Taylor. Com
mander of Fort Schuyler. A com
promise wal effected, the District At
torney agreeing that Pratt should be
produced in the Superior Court to,
morrow afternoon. II is understood
that Commissioner Osborne took nc
part in this stipulation, as he had the
prisoner still under his jurisdiction
and the State Court cannot interfere.
A dispatch is received by the agen'
that divers are at work on the steamer
Germauia, and have recovered some o.
the specie and nine bags Of mail.
Western Union Telegraph stock II
quoted at ss4.
Cubnn Affairs.
WASHINGTON, August l2.-Cubau nd
vices are to the End instant.
General Jordan had commenced
active preparations for q campaign
Several points on the coast are in pos
session Of the Cubans, with power te
hold them against any land force thai
can be broughtagainst them.
The Cuban leaders say that 1t bel
ligerent rights are granted them by the
United States tho effect in Cuba would
be such that in less than 30 days they
would be in possession of the entire
island outside OF Havana.
Spanish troops are represented rs SO
demoralized in condition as to be be-
yond control Of their officers. Every
thing is favorable to the Cuban cause
From South America.
Rio Janeiro adyices are to the 10th o
July. Minister Mcmahon had arrived a
Rosario. He left the headquarters o
Lopez on the Gath Of June, and was ae
companied to the Brazilian lines b!
Don Lopez. Worthing:on, late Ameri
can Minister at Buenos Ayres, hat
taken leave Of President Sarmiente, ant
Thomas Kirk, the new Minister, hat
presented his credentials.
The rebellion in Uruguay vas ended
Carbellos and the other leaders OF thu
insurgents were captured, and wer'
awaiting trial.
From Mississippi.
JACKSON, August l2.-Judge Jefier
of the Superior Court, A. Warren, Sec
rotary OF State, and Judge Speed, ofth'
Criminal Court Of Warren County, oil
prominent in the Conservative move
ment in this State, with q large mum
Der of minor officers, were removed D!
General Ames.
The cotton worms have appeared or
many plantations in this county. Theil
appearance this year is five days earlier
than last, while the crops are two week
later.
Fastest rhroo s'TRe .e1rd Er''''"s Heats o.
BUFFALO, August l2.-The trot OF
the Driving Park to-day was won by
Goldsmith Maid in the fastest thre'
heats on record, beating American Cir
and George Palmer. Time, 2:l9l, 2:l93
and 2:l9S. The fastest three straigh
heats aver before made was by Lad,
Thorn, in seven minutes and two sec
onds. The horses all Tapped to withl'
so feet Of the stand, when the Maid sho
ahead and won.
From Europe.
PARIS, August l2.-The amount o
bullion in the Bank Of France has in
creased, according to the report OF tn
officers, six million francs.
The Emperor vas slightly indisposc'
to-day, but be will depart for Cam
Ohalons.
Marshal Neil is pronounced hopeless
New YORK, August IA Herald dis
patch from Madrid says the provision
stipulated BY martial law, which requir
tho assembly of q council Of war to tr,
the insurgents, is not being observed
The troops shoot all individuals sus
pectsd Of Carlistism without any kim
Of trial. Nine persons have been sum
marily shot in the vicinity Of Barcelona
which has created a very bad impression
among the people.
1t Is reported that General Prim in
tends offering the crown Of Spail
to King Louis Of Portugal, in whicl
case Spain aud Portugal will DO gov
erned in a similar manner to that 0
Austria and Huugary-the King woul'
divide his residence between the tw'
capitals. .
GLASGOW, August l2.-Jef Davi
and Charles MneKay are in the city.
LISBON, August IL 1.-The King haj
accepted the resignation of the Minis
try. The Duke de Soule has beer
charged with tho formation Of o new
Cabinet.
Wnshinston Intelligence.
CHICAGO, August ~ Washington
specials give the substance of nm inter
view between the President and Gener
al Tarbelf, Secretary Of the Republican
Central Committee of Mississippi, a
the residence Of Secretary Fish, las
Saturday. Tho President spoke very
freely on the situation. He said tht
small number Of those who had hitherto
acted with the National Republican par
ty, now engaged in the so-called Den
movement, is in itself evident that they
could not be otherwise than used by
the Opposition. With regard to tho re.
cent propositions Of ex-rebels, he said
he would do anything to bring about
peace and amity, but these people cast
suspicion upon their W motives by
the fact that all their efforts seemed in.
tended to divide, not aid, the Republic
con party. Ifthey are really in earnest,
they would not be anxious about those
with whom they acted. It is not diff
cult for sincere men to tell who have
been friends Of the Administration in
the South. He declared that his SYM
pathies are all with the Republicans
against any efforts to divide them, from
M hofavar onurna Ha ennko warmly NJ