Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-20


rspsclsl 10 the Gold Hill Daily News. by the Allan
lie and Pacific Telegraph Line.J
To.DAY's TELEGRAMs:
40 1,.tpaB From washington.
WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE follow
ing wsro among the nominations maze
by the President to-day: For Ministers
Rssident-Alfyed. T, Forfeit, at San
Salvador; Alexander T.. Russell, OF
Pennsylvania, at Ecuador; H. A. Mil
lard, Of Arkansas, for the Sandwich
Islands. Consul-N. Mills, Of Illinois,
vice A. David Spennelt, of Western
Virginia, ut Melbourne. Postmassers-
Thomas j. Sherwood, at Marysville,
California Robert Gardiner, for Reg
lister Of the land Office at Humboldt,
California /; John H. Stephens, Tor
Register ofthe Land Office at Legrande,
Oregon /; James Hunt, for Receiver OF
Public Moneys at Boise, Idaho 'E.s ).
Davis, of Austin, Surveyor General OF
Nevada.
WIN. A. Howard was confirmed as
Minister to China. ay4 ssgsa
The President today sent to the Sem
ate the following nominations : l. h.
Dnmas. of SIiouisiana, Minister to Lii
BERN /; 7. ). Coffee, of Pennsylvania, as
Secretary of Legation 10 St. Peters
burg.
The Senate confirmed Edward Nc
Cook as Governor of Colorado /; O. G..
Grove, Of Alabama, rs Governor OF
New Mexico; Vim. A. Howard, Of
Michigan, as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary 10 China. d :
The Director of the Mint has obtained
speeimen ores from q Charlotte North
Carolina) mine, which assay from
SIG so to 500 so per ton, gold, and Of
silver Sill so per ton.
Probable War TBetwecn tho United
NnteA anu spun.
New York, April l9.-Washington
s~pecials say it is confidently rumored
that Grant has declared that q pcremp-
tory demand be made Of the Spanish
authorities of Cuba for the immediate
release of the brig Mary Lowell. "A
refusal Of the demand will be followed
BY hostile demonstrations of the navy.
The Philadelphia navy yard has re-
ceiyed orders for the immediate fitting
out of the monitors. ..-
The Herald's Washington special de-
clarcs that the Government is making
active preparations for u war with
Cubn.IaE IlE52 BmG. a.g-rGD
The Worlds specials say that the
Government will preserve strict neu-
trslity. ~ q: NE..ratIa.gE.Eaai
Our Minister to England.
CHICAGO, Aprill9.-A Tribune special
says Reverdy Johnson wants TO be al-
lowed to remain until August, but his
request will not be granted.
1t is probable our Government will
allow the British Government to make
the next advances for the settlement OF
the Alabama claims, and negotiations
will be transferred from London to
Washington. ....,. gl.aa. .a
1t is generally believed the Senate
will adjourn on Wednesday. go"
The removals from the Treasury De-
partmcnt were intended to reduce the
force. No appointments will be made
to fill vacancies.
Henyy Dof.Icntion In New York.
NEW YonK; April l9.-lntense excite
ment WINS, created in the Produce Ex-
change to-day on the discovery OF q
d~cfalcntior of sligo, 900. The defnulteI
is Peck, of the firm. of Parker Il Peck
of Brooklyn. Peck has disappeared
1t is reported that he has sailed fol
Europe. 1t is said that some OF thu
viclimizsd, firms have been obliged tc
suspend.
New York City Itoms.
There is no doubt that the Cuban ex'
petition is preparing, but Il will moi
sail from New York, but from semi
point further south.
Western Union stock, 4l5@42.u
All the questions argued before JUS
tice Blatehford in the Union Pacific
Railroad, case will be- argued before
Justice Nelson, commencing about the
10th instant.
NEW York, April ia Havana
special says that the British Consul has
entered a protest against the icondcm'
nation of the brig Mary Lowell. laasa
From Havana.
HAVANA, April ia letter from
Bayonns the arrival Of three
expeditions from Florida al volunteers
of the patriot forces, which are in
creasing daily. The Spanish troops
are deserving and joining the patriots
From Cincinnati.
CIyclSYArr, April l9.-Thc Commits
ssiioonntehrss from New York are her" exam
lining the suspension bridge, with Z
view to take plans for a similar struc'
ture over East River. .la
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, l9.-Several tirem en- were
seriously injured tonight by fallint
walls. .
~ PillFbnsters.
New YORK, April l9.-The Herdld'
New Orleans special says n formidable
and well organized expeditions prspar'
ing for Cubs beyond.n doubt. Tit
command has, bssn, rendered to Reos
General Harry Hazen, but he declines
Federal Stssdmah will probably be th'
leader. Collector Casey, who is broth
er.in-law of President Grant, says hi
don.s went to hear or know anything
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