Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-26
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE E
Tho Khedive's Rxpediiien.

NEW 1Ohh, NON. @' ePSS'"'
London dispatch says the Khedive's
expedition, which consists Of 5000
men, commanded by Purdy Bey, goes
to Zanzibar In transports. with tho o.
tensible intention Of Joining DR.. Liv-
stone and cooperating with him, II
agreeable !; otherwise, to act indepen-
IDENTIFY In solving the problem Of the
source Of the Nile under Egyptian COL
ors. 1t Is, however, doubtful whether
the expedition Is intended to join Liv-
ingstone, or meet Sir Samuel Baker, or
open a new line Of operations In Abys-
sinia.
Tho Erie I~mbreElis.
Yesterday. P. NJ. Sawyer and David
Dudley Field, attempted on behalf OF
Jay Gould, to obtain from 8. l.. n.
Barlow, counsel for the Erie railroad,
Of ". R. Traverse and himself, a full
statement Of the connection Of Ira
verse with the arrest Of proceedings
against Gould. Field did not succeed.
He says he viii! bring the matter be-
fore the courts. Traverse, however,
announced his readiness to answer any
duly verified questions propounded.
The Prcsids.t's Message.
Now York, ga Herald's Washing
ton special says the President Will
read to-day to the Cabinet a complete
draft of his message. He says, he
yields this year Is he did last. to the
advice of experienced politicians, and
changed Its tenor so far as relates to
the South. He gives that section q
passing mention, praises the wisdom
Of the Enforcement laws, alludes to
the disappearance Of lawlcssness in
the South, as we'll as we'll as the good
behaviour at the polls at the Novein-
Der elections, and hopes for a continu-
ance Of this condition Of affairs. AL
though he has no special recommends
ton to make In behalf the South, he
desires that Congress shall do what
ever 1t deems wise IN the late rebel
States. lie has no policy to enforce
against the wishes Of the people. The
country Is felicitated on the accom-
plishments under the Treaty Of Wash
ington. Cuba is lightly passed over.
The case of DR.. Houard receives brief
mention. Mexico does not receive n
largo share of attention. Our relations
with different foreign nations are dis
posed off in the usual brief paragraph.
The coming Vienna Exposition Is
commended, and tho Philadelphia
Centennial celebration is also spoken
of. Our credit at home and abroad,
the efficiency Of the management OF
foreign affairs, home policy and the
prosperity of the nation make up the
substance OF the balance of the ines
sage.
Juveaile Experiment.
YoSRERs, n. Y, November 26.-
Yesterday four youths, sixteen to
twenty years Of age, found two cans
Of n~itroglycerinc In ar excavation on
the line of the new railroad, and
dropped a large stone on them. The
explosion was heard several miles.
Two Of the boys were blown to pieces
and the other two frightfully wounded.
Summer Returned.
New York, Nov. &c. ARRIVED,
steamer Baltic, from Liverpool. Chas.
Sumner, passenger.
Dsfaication.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga defalca-
ton OF $75, 900 is reported as discov-
cred yesterday in a banking house in
Wall street. Cause, expensive yacht
Ing.
aIinister washburne.
CHICAGO, Nov. %. Hon. f. D.
Washburne, United States Minister to
France, was given a dinner at the Ire
mont House last night by personal
friends, the guests including Governor
Oglesby, Senator Logan, and other dis
tinguished gentlemen. The dinner
was entirely Informal. The Minister,
In reply to q toast, made a few re-
marks, the only political allusion
being a denial of the report that he is
q candidate for the United States Sem
ate.