Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-01
SECOND DISPATCH.

The Latest Abont the Feniaa Raid
MALONE, May 31.-The Catholic
Church was searched last evening, but
without much result, for Fenian arms.
A batch of leaders has been taken tc
Canandaigua Jail.
BUFFALO, May 3l.-Some Western
Fenians, who chartered a propeller to
90 to Chicago, were refused depart
ure tonight, remonstrances having
been made OH the ground that they in
tend a raid on Canada.
MONTREAL, May 31.-Prince Arthur
reviewed the British troops at Cooks
Corner yesterday, and afterward left
for Montreal.
washingisn News.
WASHINGTON, May 3l.-The North
ern Pacific Railroad bill was signed by
the President.
The Banking and Currency Commit
tee has agreed to press the ninety-flve
million bill in the House, though there
Is no idea 1t will pass.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
given permission to Caleb Hutchinson
& Co., of San Francisco, and others, to
send n steamer to Alexander, to the
Seal Islands, and to Alaska, to bring
skins of last years catch to San Fran
cisco, where they r to be subject to
the order of the Treasury Department.
Government has information that a
first class European Power, possessing
only few sea ports, has offered the Do
minican Government 81, 600, 900 for the
Bay of SANTANA, IN case the treaty with
the United States Is not ratified.
The President has signed the bill to
enforce the Fifteenth Amendment.
The House Committee on the District
of Columbia has decided to report a bill
declaring Christmas, New Years, July
18th, and Thanksgiving, National Holt
days.
The Indian Territory tobacco cases
have been decided In favor Of the Gov
eminent, by Judge Caldwell, at Van
Buren,, Arkansas, and all parties are
indicted.
In the Senate, Chandler introduced
a bill to encourage the building Of iron
ships for foreign trade.
Sumner also reported a bill incorpo-
rating Cyrus W. Field and others as
s'The Pacific Submarine Telegraph
Company" in accordance with the
plan of the memorialists.
The Senate held a long Executive
session on Sandwich Islands Reciproci-
ty Treaty. Sumner spoke In Its favor.
In the House, L.ynch's shipping bill
was refused a third reading-80 to 100
and 1t was recommitted to the COM
mittee which virtually defeats 1t.
The Internal Revenue Tax bill was
considered, and somewhat amended,
but not finished. During the discus
sion Butler stated that such a long bill
could not pass this session.
The Speaker has appointed Logan,
Schenck and Slocum as visitors to West
Point.
Shocking Murder.
RALEIGH, n. c., May 31.-Danfel
and Neil Mcleod, brothers, were muir
dered in Cumberland county last We'd
nesday, by three men, and the wife,
daughter and son Of Neil were wound
ed. The McLeeds were ~peaceable and
respected citizens.
Aid fer the Fcaians . CS0e Home.
ALBANY, May 81 The Governor
has authorized Col. Leverick to pro-
coed to Malone and furnish the Fenians
transportation. Hon. VIM. Tweed ad-
vances the money for the New York
ers.
From Rhsde Island.
PROVIDENCE, May 31.-The Legisla-
ture organized to-dhy with Republican
officers. Senator Anthony was nomi
mated for reelection.
The Great Trsttisg Match.
New York, May 31.-The great trot
on the Union Course was won by
.imericaa Girl in the first, third and
fifth heats. George Palmer won the
and fourth heats; Geo. Wilkes
third In. Time: 2:2S-2:241a-2:25-
The Richnsnd RIectiss.
RICHMOND, May 1:-The ~conserva-
tive candidates have declined to accept