The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-30
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EASTERN NEWS.

The Alaska and l4snry Ohauncey'
have arrived.
The Executive Committee Of the League
of America held secret session to day,
TO discuss measures to promote the in
terests of the Republican party in the
Fall campaign.
1t is reported that the English mission
is offered Senator Morgan.
Intelligence from the South American
Republic of Columbia is important. A
resolution has been introduced in the
Columbian Senate. instructing the Gov
ernment 10 propose nm alliance with the
Republics of Spanish America; the OBJ
ject being 10 effect the liberation of Cuba
and Porto Rico. Should Spain refuse TO
withdraw her troops from those islands,
the allies will declare war against her.
The resolution passed enthusiastically,
by large majority.
The Worlds Havana correspondent
writes the particulars of the capture, by
the Spaniards, of the Uptons second
expedition. He attributes the disaster
to the blundering of the Cuban Jnnta in
New York. The mass Of the cores
pondence fell into the hands of the
Spanards-giving them important in
formation of the designs Of the Cubans
in the United States.
Since President Grants message, the
Spanish papers in Havana have INDUCED
in extremely threatening language. One
is urging Spain to require Of the United
States the dissolution Of all Cuban
juntas in New York. New Orleans. and
other American cities, and the seizure
and delivery to Spain Of the steamer
Upton.
The demi monde had a sylynn soiree
dansanta yesterday afternoon and even
ing. Mt Elm Park Over 10. 900 men and
women present. Among them were seve-
raj prominent politicians, few leading
lawyers. and one or two judges
Vessels are arriving daily at quaran-
tine, from ports infested with yellow
fever, and bringing evidence of sickness
and death ON board during their voyages.
At n meeting Of the Qnanntine Com
missioners to-day. the matter WAS elah-
oraleiy considered. and precautions taken
to preserve the city from the scourge.
The gunbnat NiIsic arrived last night
from Aspinwall.
The Times monetary article says nj
the end of the present fiscal year it will
bo found that the Treasury has received
Sl3. 500, 900 ON customs duties. and the
Country has consumed about S29, ,000,-
900 more of foreign goods than last year;
and that we have exported at least
500, ,000, 900 more Of domestic produce
BosroS. June %.
Julius r. Harkwell. implicated in the
State street irregularities Of Welen, Ward
& Co.. is sentenced to five years in jail
aud a fine of $40 600.
Providence fR. u, June 20.
An inoendiary hre at Dorrance street
Dock. this morning occasioned damages
to Tucker. sevans & Co, and Messrs
Hopkins & Norwich. of the Worcester
Railroad Company, of S75 to Sl00.0O0.
Partly insured.
B,rrMoRE, June 30
The office Of the Maryland Fire Insur-
ance Company was robbed to-day of
United States and other bonds to the
value of sl50,00o.
Albany. June %.
The towhoat Telegraph sunk in n col
lision with the steamer Drew. near Cats
kill, last night. All aboard saved al
though the engineer was badly scalded
by the explosion of the tugs boiler.
An explosion this morning in Hyatt's
billiard ball mannfactory, on Beaver
street, blew ont portion of the rear wall
and set the house on fire. Occasioned
by mice nibbling matches lying among
gun cotton. Damages not heard.
The case Of John McCnrtel against
Wells, Fargo & Co.. to compel the com
pany to account for transferring his
property to Holladay's overland express.
has been ordered to proceed at once.
The Touring mills Of Oliver, Smith g.
Co.. North Chatham, we're burned by an
incendiary. Loss, $4,000; partly in
sured.
WEsr poINr. June 20.
The examination at the Military Acnd-
emy has concluded. Forty-eight Of the
elghty-six applicants failed, and will be
sent home.