Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-11
Army and Naval orders.

DOMESTIC NkWS.
Army and Naval orders.
WASHINGTON. June ia Board "a
consist Of Surgeon B. d. Irwin. Sur
gson B. 4. Clement, and Assistant Bur.
geon A. G. Girard. will assemble at the
United States Military Academy at West
Point. New York. on the 18th inst, fol
the examination Of the physical quail.
incations Of tho members Of the grad.
uating class and OF the candidates fol
admission TO the Academy.
Sergeant Charles Morse Of the aix.
teenth Infantry Is ordered to transfer
temporarily all property. funds and 70.
cords in his possession pertaining 10
the National Cemstsry.
The Colorado has boon put out oil
commission a. q sea going vessel at
New York on the 9th instant, and the
officers and crew were transferred 10 the
receiving ship Vermont. The Plymouth
arrived at Port Royal on the 7th inst.
all well on board.
Rem Admiral Mullony. commanding
tho North Atlantic station, was In Wash.
ington yesterday and had an interview
with tho Secretary Of the Navy. lie Is
at present GU leave OF absence. Capt.
A. D. Whiting. his senior officer. 10 In
command At Port Royal.
Farther frsa shs wreck % she
vlskst.
New YoRx. June 1.-THE survivors
OF the vicksburg wreck state that
after boat number q was launched with
Ave persons. tho second officers boat
was lowered with nino persons In II, and
pulled OF 10 tho windward. Captain
Bennett signalled 10 the fnt boat 10 come
back and take more persons on board.
but they could not return. ~ the Ice had
between them and the ship.
Only fifteen persons had left the ahip.
when some one In tho boats cried ''thero
sho goes" and the Vicksburs disap-
psared head foremost. and q she sunk
a boat In charge Of the second o%ficsr.
containing thirty men. was floating from
the wreck. Ali the women and children
won't down In tho vessel. not n hav-
ing been taken Of. After the ship
sank nothing wa visible except bales Of
hay and lumber. One man. supposed
10 DO the Captain, wa seen on = bale Of
hay, but they could not reach him for
the Ice. One seaman says tho Captain
was terribly excited before the vessel
sank. and ordered mon, pointing = pistol
them, to jump in the boats. The
rescued sailors arc totally ignorant Of
any names Of the passengers on board,
thirty.two In all. The Agents Of the
Dominion line say the saloon passengers
were Mr.. Mcshane, Of Montreal. Miss
Switzerland. Of New York, A. H. Bells,
Of Kingston. Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom. Rev.
G. A. Adams and Mr.. Pipond. Of New
York. The vessel il yausl at $s25, 900.
fully insured. tho cargo was worth $685.
900.
NEW YoRK. June ll.--Nothing new
to-day regarding the loss Of the vicis.
burg. There = few faint hopes enter.
timed Of sver hearing from the second
and third boats that left the Inflated
ship, and the probabilities are that all
on board. eighty.threo in number, per-
ishod, except the Ave seamen rescued by
tho steamer stats Of Georgia. The
vicksburg was q screw steamer. belong
ing to tho Liverpool and Missisippi
Steamship Company Of Liverpool.
During tho Winter sho piled between New
Orleans and Liverpool.
Miseeliaseous.
New Yo,x. June ll.-It IL expected
that the Grand Jury will hnd an In.
dictnsnt against several we'll known
merchants. and against Custom House
officials. in connection with silk SNUG
Cling frauds.
BaooKLYs. June 1.-THE burglar
who shot Shuts has NOT yet been ar
rested. Shuts's condition II worse To-
day. lrgE
Iadian DeprsAasisss In wyeming'
CHICAGO. June ii.-A dispatch 70
oeivsd at General Sheridan's head
quarters from the commanding sfiosr al
Fort Sanders, Wyoming. says . party Of
Indians came into Rock Creek Valley
Saturday and ran OF 25O head Of horses,
The Indians have gone northwest. and
will probably cross the Platte near the
mouth Of the Sweetwater.
Piaeasing shs sisux.
The Triburs's Washington special
says. that altar the delegation Of siouz
Indians left Warrington. u was found
that nm unsxpected balance for Indian