Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-17
Arrested Murders


Arrested Murderer.
NEW York, November l7.-Lewis
Rosentheim, one of the negroes who
murdered Abraham Benin, near Mid.
dletown last Friday night, was arrest
ed here last evening.
Sailed for Europe.
Hugh McCulloch, Of the firm Of Jay
Cooke s. Co., sailed for England on
Saturday. The firm will be dissolved
at the end Of the present year, when
McCulloch and his English juniors
will continue the business.
Spanish Account OF the Capture OF
the vtrginius.
A Havana dispatch Of the 10th gives
the story Of the capture of the Vir-
ginlus as obtained from Spanish sour
ces, which does not differ materially
from previous reports. 1t fully cor
roborates the absolute non-rcsistance
Of the virginius when overhauled.
A Cuban Expedition.
CHICAGO, November IA WASH
ington special gives a report OF an In
terview with Collector Casey Of New
Orleans. on the Cuban question. Casey
says General Longstreet has for a year
past been organizing a party or exre-
dition In New Orleans for on advance
upon Cuba at the moment the Govern
ment would be embroiled. which he
has all along anticipated. This expe-
dition enrolls 10000 men. He says
Havana can be starved out. Eight
dollars a head Is the duty upon the
imhortation Of Texa, cattle to the Is
land, and $lU per head for horses, for
which the entire cavalry reliance OF
the Island Is dependent upon the use.
Casey says that every member Of the
Cabinet Is stiff for maintaining the
dignity Of the country. The Presi.
dent, he says, is particularly earnest,
but that he is too c%onsiderate to adopt
war measures before Congress meets.
The Confederate element, he says, has
been centralized In view OF conflict
with Cuba, which shall avenge the
death OF Lopez and Crittenden. Casey
says no member OF the Cabinet wants
to see Cuba possessed BY the United
States, but that commercial relations
with Cuba are demanded, and
also a more equal consideration
at the hands Of the Spanish, which will
place the United States on an equality
with the English. who have not been
snnoyed in any way, while the Amer
lean citizens, native and naturalized,
have been put to death, as II every
thing wal to be feared from England
and nothing from America. Secretary
Fish talks with as much spirit at pres
ent as any other member Of the Cab
inent. Robson has been nursing the
navy for years past and thinks 1t eff
flcient enough, considering Spanish
Disadvantages, to make easy work.
The President will speak In his mes
sage with vigor on the Cuban question
and await prompt action by Congress.
Tone OF the western Press on Gu.
ban Ar airs.
CHICAGO, November 1.-THE tone
Of the Western Press on Cuban AZ
fairs Ia generally favorable to prompt
and energetic action on the part ofthe
United States to punish the Insult to
our flag and avsnge the slaughter Of
our citizens. but the majority are OPP
posed to the annexation Of that Island
under any circumstances. The press
Of Cincinnati, with the n single ex-
ception Of the Enquirer, are notable
exceptions to the above statements.
The Commercial ~ridiculing the idea OF
war with Spain or any interference
with Cuban matters by the United
States and the Gazette taking ground
that the Virginlus party we're flibus-
tiers who bave no claim to either the
protection or sympathy Of the United
States Government and whose fate was
n o worse than they had reason to ex
pect.
The Attempted wiFe Murder.
NEW York, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Temple
ton, who was shot on Saturday by her
husband. was still alive this morning,
but her attending physicians say they
have little or no hopes Of her recovery.
The statement that Mrs. Il. Is daugh-
ter of Gen. Babcok Of the Presidents
staff, Is untrue, that General being q
young man. recently married.
Suffering on Anti Costi island.
MONTREAL, Nov. 17.-Advices from
Anti COST are that Of 500 Newfound-
landers on the island, only n hun-
dred are supplied with provisions.