Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-09
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New York. June s.-The Tribane's
Washington special says five bills for
land grant subsidies to canals In Cal
ifornia, are reported to-day. rhayer
also reported a bill to give all coal
lands on the line of the Union Pacific
Railroad to that company at a mini
mum Government price.
The debate In the Senate, IN EXeeli-
tive session, oil the nomination of Cell
eral Potts, for successor to Governor
Ashley, Of Montana, indicates con.
frmation whenever final action shall
be reached.
The minority report OH the Cuban
question is signed by Orth, Judd, Will
lard and Amber. The Tin'eS special
says the. majority report Is quite diff
ferent from that published in the New
York papers. Two sections will be
reported-one IN IN favor OF M Impair
tial neutrality OIL the part of this Gov
eminent between Spain and the Gu
bans, thus giving the latter the same
privileges that are now accorded to
the former. to buy arms, gunboats, etc.,
and the other will call upon the coll
tending parties to wage war on the
basis recognized by civilized nations,
and not execute Its prisoners. Other
resolutions say they are In direct rec
ognition beligerent rights.
Csrner-steno Laying Of tho Grand
Masonic Temple I'm New York
Impesipg Ceremsnics.
New YoRK, June s.-Yesterday tho
weather was unpleasant, and therefore
the imposing procession of Knight
Templars was not witnessed by ms
great a throng as It would otherwise
have been. To-day was the grand
epoch In the annals of Masonry in this
city, and the display will long be re-
membered by those who witnessed 1t.
At IN early hour this morning the
streets were filed with arriving dele
gates, and professions with music and
banners were moving from all direc-
lions toward the appointed place OF
rendezvous.
The grand procession this day OF
Free Masons was In every respect a
success. The weather was glorious
and the ground pleasant for training.
The column was formed In ten divl-
sions, the right resting on Fifth ave-
nue., and marched through Thirty
fourth street from Fifth venue to
Twenty-third street, where the right
of the column halted and the Marshals
opened their several divisions. The
ceremonies of laying the corner stone
then commenced. The different
Lodges, with their insignia and ban
ners, presented a splendid appearance
and ELECTED tie admiration Of the as
sembled multitude, which lined the
streets along the line Of march. The
procession Is considered to have been
the finest display by the Masonic Order
ever witnessed in this city. More than
40, 900 Masons participated.
1t is stated that the Mayor Is about
to recommend the removal Of all tel
egraph poles In the city and laying
underground cables instead.
A Filibsssoring Kxpoditisa to IA
wade Mckee.
New York, June S.-The Sun has
a letter from a correspondent at
Brownsville, whom It says Is reliable,
detailing the features of a project for
q fillibustering invasion of those Mex
lean States which lie between the
Mountains of Sierra Madra and the
Gulf. The leaders will be former
officers of the United States Army and
the late Confederacy, with General
Rosecrans In command. The head
quarters are In New. York city. The
principal subordinate departments are
at Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia,
Houston, Texas; New Orleans and
Shreveport, La. General Magruder Is
commander of the New Orleans por-
ton of the expedition. The grand
passage over the Rio Grande and Into
Mexico will take place two months
hence.
Presbyterian synsd.
New YoRX, June S.-The Newark
Synod of the Reformed Protestant
Church, yesterday, received Rev. DR..
Wisner as delegate from the General
Assembly of the Presbyterian Church,
who bore salutations from TINT body