Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-04-25
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E.

Prospect q . Bpofoy OSsbs.0os -
the Alabama Clains.
NEW YoRx. April pa Washing
ton special says Secretary Fish Is WILL
ing to agree to the withdrawal Of the
Indirect claims If the principle Of In
ternational law be accepted by both
nations and made part of the Treaty
of Washington, that no neutral shall
be liable for consequential or indirect
damages for injuries inflicted on the
commerce of friendly powers at warC?)
with each other. It Is doubtful, how
ever, whether the President would
consent to this view. Sir Edward
Thornton Is expected to return to
Washington to. lay. The Secretary Of
State especially requested him to re-
turn to confer upon an important mat
ter. 1t is believed to be the PROPOSE
ton above stated. The subject has
been Informally preached to Sir Ed
ward, who expressed his hearty ac-
q~uiescencs, and said he had no doubt
the British Government would consent.
A cable dispatch has been sent to
to Lord Granville, and II his reply Is
received tomorrow the whole question
will be submitted to the Cabinet. 1t
now seems probable the matter will be
settled at an early day on a satlsfac-
tory basis.
Halle Arctic Expedition Heard
RrOm.
New York, April 25.-Intelligence
Is received here from Halls Arctic
Expedition up to the 1st Of March.
The Polaris has been compelled to re-
turn to Greenland In consequence Of
springing aleak, caused BY collision
with an iceberg in the middle Of Feb.
ruary. Il required the utmost exer.
tions to keep the vessel afioat. The
health of all on board Is good.
About Ausr.ey Geaeral Williams.
CHICAGO April pa Washington
special says: There are intimations
Of efforts being made to secure the re-
moval Of Attorney General Williams
at least some powerful influences are
at work In that direction. Attorney
General Williams Is considerably an
gered at statements being made that
he is going to Oregon for the purpose
of looking after the Senatorial election
thele in his own interest. While he
will 20 to aid In securing q Republican
successor to Corbitt, whose term ex'
pires this session, he proposes remain
ing In the Cabinet, and will not be a
candidate for tho Senate until Kelly's
term expires.
Cknries FraneIs Adams % 30 Nsnin'
atsd nj Cincilnatl fer Presiaent-
Tho Gathering Already CsnAeneed
-Prsspect ef Disagreement.
New York, April 25.-The Tri'
bune's Cincinnati dispatch asserts thai
the entire press OF that city who sup
port the Liberal movement have unit
ed in supporting Charles Francis Ad-
ans rs the nominee of the Liberal Re
publican Convention, and the CORE
| spondent "Gath" asserts TINT from thu
u~tterances Of the prominent leaders o
the movement, now In Cincinnati, Ad
ans will undoubtedly be nominated
The gathering at Cincinnati has alrea
dy commenced, and by the end OF thu
week many State delegations will b.
on the ground. Friends of the Ad
m~inistration are confident that thu
growing diversity of opinion among
the supporters Of the Cincinnati move
ment will eliminate at Cincinnati II
such disagreement as will result In tn
dissolution OF the various Interest,"
composing it into the original ele
ments and insure an utter failure o
the movement.