Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-01-31

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charge, to take effect on Monday.
The Terra Gotta works Of d. S.
Brown, Gloucester, New Jersey, were
burned last night; loss, $40, 900.
Boston, January 29.-Orders have
been received ut the Charleston Navy
Yard for the discharge Of 1900 men In
the navatconstructiOn yard.
PORTLAND, January @.-The Pea
body obseauies Were celebrated today.
Immense crowds were present. Busi-
ness throughout the city was suspended
and the flags of public buildings were
ut half.mast.
LOUISVILLE, January 20.-The re-
mains of Generals Rousseau and Wat
kins reached this city this morning,
and were conveyed to the Court House
under a military escort, where they
will lie In state until tomorrow even
ing, when they will be inferred with
civic and military honors. Efforts are
being made to erect a monument to
General Rousseau.
New YORK, January 20 Prince
Arthur arrived to-day and proceeded
to his quarters ut the Brevoort House.
Tomorrow he will attend Trinity
Church, and will occupy the same pew
that the Prince of Wales occupied ten
Years ago. lie dimes on Monday even
ing with William Butler Duncan. on
Tuesday with J.. p. Morton, aud OH
Thursday with August Belmont. A
grand ball comes of OIL Tuesday even-
ing.
Nearly. or quite, 1000 employees Of
the Brooklyn Navy Yard were dis
charged to-day.
Washington dispatch says General
| CANDY is to be appointed to the COM
mand Of the new department. carved
from the Department Of the East, and
including Virginia.
Another dispatch says strenuous
efforts are being made by q Canadian
agent here to induce u government
to open negotiations for = reciprocity
| treaty and free navigation OF the st,
Lawrence.
Albany, January 29.-The shoe.
makers belonging to st. Crispin Society
are on 4 strike. Portions of the dele.
cations of Workingmcn's Associations
lave held 4 meeting and resolved to
form a Labor Reform Party. Meas.
ures have been taken to organize q
Party Union in every Ward anu Dis
trict in the State.
WAsHlNGToN, January @.-Mr. But
terfield'S testimony to-day before tho
Banking Committee ~contradicted thai
of Fisk.
The will of the late Edwin NJ. Stan,
ton was filed today in the Orphans
Court. proven and admitted to probate
1t is quite short !; leaves two-thirts o
his property chargeable withtwo-tlird'
of his debts to his wife, the other third
with similar provision in regard t
debts. to his mother.
\ dispatch from General Sully, datet
Yesterday, states that no different re
port of the fight with the BlacEfee
Indians has been received. The news
paper reports are greatly exaggerated
4 new military department, to b'
carved out Of the military division o
the Atlantic and to comprise Virginia
il to be created and placed unde
Candy.
The mechanics lately discharged from
the several navy yards are to be re
tanned by the Secretary of the Navy
who will transfer appropriations iron
other bureaus to that OF Steam Con
struction and Engineering.
The military power over Virginia il
civil matters will yieldt to the new Stat
Government.
New York, January 20.-The Her
otd's special from Key West, Januar.
Goth. says Gonzales Castegon, editor Q
the Voz de Cuba, in company with fou
Spaniards, arrived this morning fror
|, Havana, for the purpose OF fighting
= duel with the editor of the Key Yves
, Republican. At Il meeting ut the hotel
an alteration took place between tn
two violent editors. Castcgon was ~
rested and placed under bonds to kee.
| the peace. The Cubans in this city ar
excited and threatening. Guards fror
the barracks are stationed about tn
streets to preserve Orler. Both partie
are determined.
ATLANTA, January 29.-1he Senat
received a communication to-day fron
General Terry, through tho Governor
declaring that two Senators elect ar
ineligible, and the seat Of another va
cant. A resolution passed to give tn
seats to the persons having received tn
next highest vote. Two white mel
and one colOred were sworn into tin
vacancies.
FcRr SHAW. January 2S.-Colone
Bakers expedition against hostile In
dams has just returned. He killed IL;
Indians, destroyed A lodges, all tin
winter supplies of robes, ami captured
300 horses. Most of the murtlerers ant
marauders of last summer were killed
The expedition vas q complete success
loss. one killed and II wounded.
FoRr SHAW, Montana. January 30
Yesterdays report of Bakers victor,
over the Blackfeet is officially con
firmed.
From Europe.
PARIS, january 29.-Ollivier has al
dressed a circular to the ProcureurH
Geneaux Prosecuting Attorneys oil
the subject of the Press here. lie say'
politics are to be free, but attacks OF
the Emperor, apologies for crimes, nj
tempts to turn the soldiers from theil
duty, matter that tends to cause vic.
IltlOil VI tue luNo diN Aii iibNio olS ~
be severely punished, and especially
the latter. with heavy fines. He also
e~njoinS the observance of great Tigi.
lance in matter Of political meetings.
From Cuba.
HAVANA, January @.-General Cruz
Vega. Ex-Governor Of Havana, was
banished from Cuba, by order of Mar.
shall Serrano.
New York. January 9.-The Her
dd's Havana special says the steamer
Montezuma arrived from Neuvitas,
General Pueblo had returned 10 Neu,
vitas. He did not reach Guyana and
was beaten by the insurgents. He lost
80 officers and 100 men killed. The
Moutezuma brought 100 wounded sol.
diers. including two Colonies. There
was severe fighting ten leagues distant
from Santiago. The Spanish lost one
officer and four men. 4 mule train
engaged in carrying provisions for the
estates near San Luis was ordered to
return, because the insurgents were IN
force between the Spanish troops and
Santiago.
Advices from Neuvitas to the 4th
state that General Mesada had been
relieved from the command of the
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