Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-01

Rutland Railroads. Their joint capital
is reported to be $25, OOO, 900, which
leaves room for a largo dividend on the
consolidated capital. The Lake Shore
Combination including the Michigan
Southern stands at 500, 900, 900, and
will probably be increased to S50,ooo,-
900.
From WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April 3o.-Dr. Brinks,
special bearer Of dispatches from MeIi.
CO, arrived yesterday, and had an inter-
view with the President to-day. All
the members of the Cabinet except
Cresswell we're present at the meeting.
Tho Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has sustained the action of Assessor
Webster taxing the capital deposits OF
brokers.
The Attorney General has decided
that Collectors of Customs are entitled,
since June, 1866, to retain $4,000 "
year out OF the moneys received from
importers for storage on goods in pri-
vato bonded warehouses, and has dis
| allowed the claim of naval officers and
| Surveyors to this compensation, unless
when acting as Collectors.
iiGensral Jas. F. Boyd, of Kentucky,
| Samuel G.. Fellows, Of Pennsylvania,
Edward F. Preston, Of Iowa, and H..
Walbridge, of New York, have accepted
the appointment as Government Com
m~is,ioners to examine into the condi.
ton of the Pacific Railroad.
The Secretary of the Navy has re-
ceived u letter from q gentleman in
Havana, which says If the United
States does not interfere, and allows
the Spanish authorities to deal with
the insurgents in their own way, the
rebellion will be speedily suppressed.
On the other hand, if the Washington
Government iuterposes, aud puts IL stop
to the cruelties Of the SpaniArds, the
insurgents will succeed. The Govern
mont has information that agents of tho
insurgents have a large quantity OF
munitions Of Wal Of all kinds, which
they or anybody else II have by pay
ing for them.
It is understood that tho dispatches
from Mexico relate to negotiations
Rosecrans has had with the Mexican
Government respecting treaties for the
cessiou of certain portions Of Mexico to
the United States, in order to raise
funds for the Juarez Government.
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 3d.. Russell
Young has commenced suit agains. Mr.
Forney, Of the Press, aud the Evening
Bulletin, for publishing the alleged
libelous articles from the New York
Sun. His damages are laid ut 100000
10 each suit.
Frsm Reading, Pa.
READING, Pa, April 3O.-At a meet
ing of stockholders at Easton, Pa, the
| Railroad Directors wero authorized to
declare Il stock dividend Of 100 per cent,
clear Of all taxes, payable to the stock
holders on the 18th of May; also, to
lease the road for 900 years to the Philn-
delphia and Reading Railroad Company.
The Reading road will enter into posses
sion OF the Eastou road tomorrow.
AScrlous Charge.
NEW YORK, April 30.-Dr. Blauck,
tho physician charged with causing
the death Of the girl Ellen Carloek, was
found with his throat cut, four wounds
on his wrists and q long cash across his
stomach, all made with q razor.
The Fullerton case will be tried June
7th.
Two locomotives passed here to might
en- route to California. They will be
the first to pass over the entire length
Of tho Pacific Railroad. Eight more
locomotives will leave Schenectady for
California, May 10th.
A Heavy Judgment.
CINCINNATI, April 30.-In the United
States District Court of Kentucky, Judge
Ballard rendered judgment agaius. A.
W. Darling of Carrolton, Ky, for $780,
900, in favor Of the United States, being
tho amount of taxes the Government
wa, defrauded out Of on whisky.
Fire In Connecticut.
CHATHAM, Ct., April 3o.-Ths Western
Railroad freight house here, was totally
destroyed by FIRE to-day, also a large
quantity of freight, etc. The loss is
probably $loO, 900. The fire is sup.
posed to be the work Of IN incendiary.
The Virginia Conservative Convention,
RICHMOND, April 29.-There was a
spirited debate in the Convention this
morning by those favoring tho minority
report, urging the people to defeat the
Constitution, which argues that while
negro suffrage is to be forced on the
people by the Government, Virginians
ought not themselves to assist in the
degradation. Those favoring tho ma
jority report said that this sort of argu-
mont was a thing of the past. Negro
suffrage was an accomplished fact.
The people of the State, instead Of sui
lenly resisting the General Government,
which is our Government, should carry
out tho reconstruction policy in good
faith, according to what the Govern
mont gives, and make the best Of it.
It was urged that the election Of
Walker, a Northern Republican ad-
m%inistration supporter, would give the
people Of the North confidence in the
professions Of Virginians, and induce
immigration to tho State.
Now York News.
NEW YORK, April 3o.-The District
Attorney at Hudson says Josephine
Brown, who recently pretended that
her husband has left n confession of
the murder of the little girl Angie
Brown, instead Of proceeding to Hart
ford to obtain the pretended confession,
remains in that vicinity carrying on a
love correspondeuce with n negro.