Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-10

the War Department, and it was agreed
to take immediate action. Secretary
Delano telegraphed to Smith that orders
had been given by the War Department
to strike the raiding Cheyennes near
Pueblo as soon as possible, and to keep !
him (Delano} advised Of events as they |
TRANSFERRED
Iueendiarism.
New YORK, October S.--A British fac
tory in Morrissiana and the residence ad-
Joining was burned early this morning.
Loss, $4,000. The incendiary has not
been arrested. While this and the Mount
Vernon fires were blazing an incendiary
fired an unoccupied building in West
Farms, and it was burned to the ground.
No arrests.
The Evangelical Aliianee--Pere Hya-
einthe's Letter--Beecher's Address
--Colored Republicans--Bnnks Re-
summing Business.
New YORK, Oct. 9.-Pere Hyacinthe's
letter to the members Of the Evangelical
Alliance is published. He is united by
faith in the same Christ, the only son of
God, the Redeemer Of men. You are
laboring, he said, "to bring together on
common ground the different Christian
denominations which have been so sadly,
and until now so unredeemably separate.
Ny ambition, l confess, is still higher.
Where you are satisfied with an alliance,
/ would desire an organic and vital unity.
l believe this unity to be in the future
destnies of the Christian church.
Henry Ward Beecher, in his address
last evening, at Brooklyn, welcomed the
delegates of the Evangelical Alliance,
and said if it were an determination of
sects that was sought by this city conven-
ton, if that was the philosophy of it, he
certainly should not be of it, for he does
no think it would be wise to exterminate
sects and bring their churches into one
great phianstery, any more than it is
beneficial to society to bring together all
the great families into one philanstery.
We get along very well, and allow men
to keep house as they want to.
The convention of colored Republi-
cans of this State has resolved that it is
for the best interests of the colored vot
ers of the State to perpetuate their sepa
rate political organization. This action
was taken on proposition that all col
ored organizations be disbanded and
members join the Republican organiza'
tons in the various districts.
Some banks have virtually resumed
payment in greenbacks.
Mr.. Camp, manager Of the Clearing
House, says, that since the issue of LOAF
certificates there has not been seen 81
, many greenbacks as were seen yesterday
when clearances were made.
A Wall street bank President, spokel
to on the subject, said he thought green
backs had become sufficiently plenty t.
allow of the resumption. In case, how
o ever, the pressure became too great tn
0 banks would no doubt fall back on tn
Q plan followed during the past two weeks
. as measure of safety. There seemed
0 no reason, he said, why payment in le
y gal tenders should not 90 on. Trad
u was prosperous; produce men were pay
ing for and receiving larger quantities c
:, grain than had been received in any tim
: before; shipments of grain from th
West had been greater during the pas
, week than during any week in the his
tory of the country; and all this had bee
paid for in legal tenders.
q Arrival of the Polaris Survivors.
" WASHINGTON, October 9.-The Ia
} poosa arrived last evening, and was an
chored in the stream. No communica
ton will be permitted from shore wit
o the Polaris survivors.
!, Strikers Resume Work.
EAsTpoRT, Maine, October 9-Work
l. resumed at the Pembroke Iron Work
,. The workmen had been on strike f
,, a week, owing to reduction of wages.
e Foreign News.
r The Newmarket Races--Riot in Corn
wall - Conservative Success I
Bath, Etc.
n LONDON, Oct. Sat Newmarket Il
n race for the Middle Park plate was VIC
a. by Newry; Spectator second; Marswort
is third. Twenty horses ran.
Tu,n ,,,;paro ~ ava orpooto1 ly tho pnli
10 of Camborne, Cornwall, yesterday. II
Of wards evening mob of several thousaI
miners attempted rescue, and attack
70 and brutally treated the police. Son
10 buildings were Quilted, and several pc
Of sons injured and taken insensible to Il
IN hospital. Quiet was not restored t
t. midnight. ...r
is Forsyth, Conservative, is elect to Pa
lament from Bath.
The United States steamer Wachuss
le has arrived at Sligo. r
OF The Rifles ON the Deerhound--l
OF sieged cartagena---Volunte ID
a. clined.
MADRID, Oct. S.-The rifles seized
e. the steam yacht Deerhound have be-
deposited in the arsenal at Ferrol
=, Firing was kept up all day yesterd
between the Cartagena insurgents al
the besieging troops.
n A battalion of Greeks having tender
their services to the Republic, Preside
n CASTELAR, has addressed them letter
thanks, but declines their offer.
m Pacific Coast.
u The Trial Of Curtin---The Contest,
u. Election Case-Police Judge an
vi the Gamblers.
- SAN Francisco, Oct. 9.-The trial