Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-05-25
SECOND DISPATCH


Of Fenians arrived in this city this
morning and left for the Northeast.
BUFFALO, May 2.-There Is some
activity among the Fenian leaders.
Men are quietly concentrated at the
rendezvous. There is no certainty Mt
this time where an invasion will be
made. The point first attempted may
be- "blind." tits thought the frontier
Is lined with men.
1t is reported that the U. s. steamer
Michigan has taken n position at Fort
Ashborns, Canada, to protect the
Welland Canal.
RocHEsrER, May M.-A a load Of
Fenians, ticketed for Malone, passed
through here this morning for the
East. A few Fenians from the South
ern counties arrived last night over the
Erie Railroad.
The leaders Of the Brotherhood here
are very reticent regarding their move
ments.
ST. ALBANs, May 24.-Hundreds OF
strangers are arriving and departing.
All have a military bearing.
MONTREAL, May A.-The Govern
ment has received information Of a
threatened Fenian demonstration on
the frontier, but the news don't excite
immediate alarm, except in connection
with the Red River expedition.
1t Is believed the frontier alarm Is a
feint to cover All attack on the expcdi-
ton when 1t reaches the wilderness,
and to prevent reinforcements being
sent on.
Dispatches from Ottawa state that
considerable alarm prevails about the
fate of the Red River expedition.
Riell Is said to have received a promise
from the Fenians to aid, OH condition
Of establishing q separate independent
republic In the heart Of the continent.
"osht NoWss
WASHINGTON, May A.-The House
Committee on the Pacific Railroad
agreed to report the Southern trans
continental railroad bill. 1t provides
for its connection with other roads,
placing all on equal footing, and re-
quiring uniform charges for freight
and passengers, making them all prac-
tically one road.
Secretary Fish assents to the removal
Of the British arms and munitions from
Fort Absrcrombie to the Red River
country.
The President to-day nominated
Gilman Marstonfor Governor of Idaho;
Chas. e. Grove, of Alabama, as Secre-
tary of Utah, and James B. Mexican,
of New York, as Chief Justice Of Utah.
The President has issued his Procla-
nation against illegal military enter
prises against Canada, and warning all
persons taking part therein that they
forfeit all right to protection from the
United States Government; and ell
Joining all United States officers to
employ all lawful authority to prevent
such unlawful proceedings, and arrest
and bring to Justice all such persons.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized all addition Of a million
dollars in gold to the Bullion Fund
and Branch Mint at San Francisco,
during the annual settlement, which is
to take place In June.
j. w. Stevens, ex4State Senator in
North Carolina, was s~hockingly assas-
sinated at Pelham, in that State, on
Saturday, In the Court House. The
murderers r unknown.
RalIssnist Drewaod.
McGREeoR, Iowa, May a. An
nronaut, attached to Dehayen's Circus,
made an ascension last evening, and
when the balloon was about. over the
middle Of the river It descended, and
the occupant was drowned before as
sistance could reach him.
The d. Lsuis RepublIean Once De-
sSroyeA ~ FIRE. 4sy
81. LOUIS, May94.-A fire broke out
at So o'clock, tonight iii the binding