Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-06-11
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'N0nuuPR 4 HENOR's LINE

MINISTER DE I.oNG.-At Virginia,
last evening, Hon. Charles +. belong,
United States Minister to Japan, held
n reception of his friends at his rooms
in the International Hotel, and was
the pleased recipient himself Of a fine
serenade.' A large crowd gathered In
the street In front Of the hotel. and
being loudly called upon, Mr.. DE Long
made his appearance upon h balcony
and addressed the people In 4 very
neat and appropriate speech, when
was we'll and enthusiastically received,
his subject being principally the past,
present and future OF Japan. Ihe
Enterprise gives the following synop-
sis: He described the various systems
OF idolatry which have held sway IN
Japan for centuries, affirming that they
we're growing more and o into as
repute. lie congratulated the people
unon the fact that the Emperor OF
.Japan had decreed that freedom OF
conscience In matters pertaining to re-
livious belief should DO allowed to all
IA aubjeets. An attache OF the late
Embassy had informed him while In
New York that he himself had been
secretly a member Of the Catholic
Church for five years, and that other
members Of the legation were ikewlse
professing Christians. MIR. DE Long
remarked that he had labored energet-
ieally TO have the Japanese Embassy
sent first to the United States, and i'll
byinoin0 about this result he II TO
contend with the representatives OF
seven other great powers. each anxious
10 obtain the same boon for their W
Government. lie had learned throuSn
an attaehe that since the Embassy a
been In the United States they have
ordered implements OF industry. gar
den seeds, fruit trees and other articles
of merchandise to the amount Of over
81 600, 900. He confidently expected
that q system Of barter would 500
snrinp M between the United States
and ,Japap, and that instead OF paying
Tor Japanese tsas and silks with gold,
that payment could be made with arti-
Giles OF American production. MIR. he
Long announced the fact OF bis speedy
return to japan, and closed with an
eloquent peroration concerning the
westward march OF empire.
F,sE PtcrUREs-A day or two since
We were shown a series Of Photographic
pictures taken BY the famous Sutterley'
of the Morgan, Merrimack. Mexican,
Brinswick and other mills aud mill
surroundings on Carsan river. They
are of large size, and perfectly clear
and distinct in every detail INC out
line. showing the rocks and the sage
brush and everything else perfectly
clear. and lust as natural rs lite. Bet
ter work In that line cannot be done,
and no wonder that Sutterlcy has his
hands full Of it It the present time,
keeping both himself and his able as.
slstsut. Ballard, constantly employed
climbing around the rough hillsides
along the river "from early morn till
dewy eve" taking these views from
the most advantageous positions.
BETTING ON GR.Nr.-Considerable
betting is already being done on the
result OF the coming Presidential cleo
tiOn. One Of our most substantial,
p~ublIc-spirited citizens here In Gold
Hill has made o bet Of $500 with a
friend at Virginia City that Grant Will
be elected next President OF these
United States. We heard another gen.
tleman offer the aforementioned 1900
for his bet, but he declined, saying
that he proposed to bet everything he
had In the world OH Grant, except his
wife, and II Greeley Was chosen he
would emigrats to Africa-he should
take no further interest In America.
NAN DRowNED.-The Carson Regis
ter of this morning says: From NJ. Y.
Stewart, who returned from his trip to
walker river on Saturday last. we
learn that David Olds, nephew OF Lutte
Odds, who n few weeks since met with
a severe accident, was drowned on
Thursday last, whilst attempted to
swim the Walker river OH horseback.
Young Olds had been warned not TO
attempt the feat, but ~persevered II
70 lost his life.
PIpE-W onxs.-Those contemplating
making use Of fireworks on the occa-
ston OF the coming Fourth OF July.
shoud read the new advertisement OF
Vincent Elliott, corner OF Is n
Union streets, Virginia Elliott has
lust received a large assortment OF nre-
works of every description, also naggs
of all sizes by the million. lie sells
lower than San Francisco prices.
Az ESTABLISHED RENEDY.-Browns
Bronchial Troehes are widely known
MS an established remedy for coughs,
colds, bronchitis, h~oarseness Inc other
X.o,hlas If tha throat and lungs,