Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-26
DISPATCHES.
BY OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.
ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
E YORK.
New York. April "a.

The examination OF Macdonald, h
alleged Bank ofEngland forger, was r, -.
suned to-day before the United States
Commissioner. Counsel for the Bank
Of England stated that there was no
evidence TO offer under the old war
rant on which the prisoner vas held.
and the prisoner was disc harged un.
der that warrant. and the examina-
ton in;o the complaint on which he
was arrested yesterday, was begun.
The new warrant and dispositions TAX
en- In London were put in evidence.
New YORK. April Is.
The manufacturing city Of Joachen.
isthal, in the Mountains of Bohemia,
was destroyed Ivy fire on the 31st Of
March. Out of $50 houses in the city.
$50 were completely burned and 5000
persons made hOuseless. The mag
nificent church, founded in the early
days of reformation, was a prey to the
flames, as were also valuable paint
ings, by Lucas Cravach, and Albert
Duror.
Robert P. Blakely, in the Tombs on
a charge OF murder. attempted to sui
teries in his arm. He was placed in
irons.
Judge Blanchford to-day dismissed
a writ of habeas corpus in the case of
Carl Voght. and remanded him for
examination.
A London dispatch from Madrid
states that FiguerOs and Salmeron
were the only members Of the Gov
eminent absent at the conference
with the permanent committee OF the
Assembly on Wednesday. CASTELAR,
admitted the gravity of the situation,
but said it was not sufficient either to
make necessary the convoking Of the
Assembly. or the postponement of the
tee refused to adjourn. The confer
ence and ministry retired to confer,
but did net return that afternoon.
Eleven Observation-Disclosures re-
volted and fred on General Contriras.
who escaped 4; but four others were
killed and several wounded. Shots
were fired during the night in various
quarters OF the city, and the volun-
teers broke into the halls Of Congress.
where a permanent committee was in
session. but they sought safety in
flight. Marshal Serrano and a mum.
Der Of political friends concealed
themselves. The Government dis
solved the committe, and the city
became o tranquil.
Lieutenant General Socias has been
appointed Captain General Of Madrid,
vice General Pavia, resigned.
Officers Of the New York. West
Shore and Chicago Railroad state that
the corporation has been organized
with q view to the prosecution of the
enterprise. The capital is to be in
creased to five millions. An agent is
nov in Euprope negotiating the sale
Of securities. The road will be a com.
peting line with the New York Cen
trail and Hudson River Railroad OH
the West shore of the Hudson river.
Ruinors prevail that the Erie Inves-
tigating Committee will present a bill
nation of any closer relations he.
tween the Erie and the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad. Erie will
not object, it is said, il the application
OF the bill is made general.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
III reports Of further depredations
on the Kansas frontier by CheyenneS
the Indian Bureau. The raid made at
Sidney yesterday is regarded As most
significant.
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE, April IS.
The remains Of another victim of
the Richmond switch disaster was
identified rs the body of Jerry Gre I'M
or, . sailor. who leaves q wife and sew
en- children in Boston. Parts Of two
moro bodies remain without appar-
entity the possibility Of identi ication.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. April IS.
This afternoon Professor DeHorne,
wooden-leRged tight-rope walker. in
the act OF performing. fell q distance
of 60 feet. He was dangerously hurt
about the head and leg. The fall
was caused by the breaking Of tn
rope.