Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-07-14
Overland Dispatches
ESPECIAL. TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEvs HI
THE WESTERN UNION rELxoRAPH LINE.1
Broker -aIsesaaed.

Broker absesaaeA.
PHILADELPHIA, July l3.-Thomas
Hilsen, of Hilsen Il Co., wool brokers.
Is reported abSconded and gone to Eu-
rope, with sixty thousand dollars be-
longing to the firm.
A ~disgraceful row occurred this
morning between Columbia and schif-
fler hose companies. Two Of the
former company were badly cut.
Another R.iIrsad Collision.
CONCORD, N. H. July 13.-Two
trains collided OIL the Northern Rail-
road, near Canaan. to-day. Charles
Clark. engineer. was killed; F. Grant,
engineer. l.. Badger, brakeman, and
f. York, fireman, were badly injured.
No passengers severely hurt.
New York News.
New YORK. July l3.-Prevost Paro-
dial. the French Minister, has arrived.
Francis Woods, another Elm Park
rioter, died. and more are not expected
to recover.
The officers Of the English steamer
Golaain were arrested and held to bail
for attempting to discharge a cargo Of
coffee contrary to the permit of the
Quarantine Commissioners.
Judge Brady doubled the bail of DR..
Wolff, the alleged abortionist, making
1t twenty thousand dollars.
Freights to the West are again re-
duced by the Erie u Pennsylvania
railroads.
The SUBJ Treasury has been cheated
out Of two thousand dollars by altered
coupons.
BosroN, July l3.-The monument
to the Cambridge soldiers and sailors
who fell in the late war, was dedicated
to-day.
Death Of Adn,rai DahlEroca.
WASHINGTON, July IL. = Admiral
Dahlgreen died this morning at Wash
ington Navy Yard, of which he was
commandment. The funeral will take
place on Friday, and the Secretary Of
the Navy has directed that the usual
honors to his memory shall be observed
nj all the navy yards.
wa.hiaxtss News.
The President has nominated NJ. {.
Tilden as Postmaster ut Sacramento.
\ telegram from DakOtah Territory
says that the Indians who lately visited
Washington are exercising = good in
fluencc among the different tribes, and
preventing 4 general outbreak.
Gen. Smith who had charge Of Red
Clouds party, returned here to-day.
He expresses the opinion that there
need be 10 general Indian a Red
Cloud was using all his influence for
peace, and with great effect. One
thousand lodges were gathered to re-
ceiye Red Cloud, and extraordinary
demonstrations were made over his re-
turn.
NEW Yonx. July ia Washington
special says there is the best reason for
believing that Motley's successor will
be ex-senator Theo. Frellnghuysen, Of
New Jersey, aud that his name will
be sent to the Senate to-day or to-mor-
row.
Chicago, July l3.--Washington spe-
Gals say there will be a good deal of
work left unfinished by Congress, not
withstanding the rapid progress made
during the last two weeks. There are
on the Speakers table tn the House
nearly one hundred bills, including
the Southern Pacific Railroad bill,
New York and Washington Air Line
Railroad bill, the new Apportionment
bill. and others of less Importance, In
Guiding half Il dozen land grant rail-
road and steamship schemes. There
are OH the Senate calendar over fifty
more bills, including that for the abo-
lition of polygamy in Utah. In the
House nearly all the business Of the
Committees on Foreign and Naval Al
fairs will remain Enacted upon. In
the former the Venezuelan question Is
most important, and In the latter the
Naval Staff and Line matter. The In
dim Commissioners have an important
bill for the Government.
The Territorial Committee will fail
to have their bill considered for the
admission of New Mexico as a State,
under the name of Lincoln,
By THE CABLES.