Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-19
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Educational Matters In Sew York
city.

Educational Matters In New York
city.
NEW YoRK, March l9.-The German
mass meeting yesterday evening ut
Cooper Institute, to protest against q
proposal in tho Board Of Education TO
expunge instruction in the German lam
guase from public schools. wal in point
Of numbers and enthusiasm a success.
The action Of Trustees Of Roman Cath
ole schools. in asking for a share Of the
benefits Of public schools. has been re-
eeived with surprise by many members
Of the Board Of Education. Vicar Gen.
eml Quinn states that under tho Admin
~istration Of the late Mayor Havemsyer.
not a dollar could 30 obtained for their
support. and the Trustees despaired OF
obtaining any assistance from the pres
ent corporation. The expense Of main
tanning parochial schools amounts to
about $4,000 per annum. exclusive Of
school buildings. which had already cost
between two and three millions. The
number Of children attending these
schools amounts to fully $1,000. as
signed to about fifty schools.
Operations OF Cold Gamblers
The Tunes money article, this morn
ing. says the bank statement Of Satur-
day is expected to show u continued
locking up process OF the gold clique,
but the cause being artificial. II is not
likely to accomplish the object sought.
Great efforts will DO mado to get the re-
serve Of banks below the legal limit, by
keeping about ten millions in gold of
the market. The present tactics OF the
gold clique, IL continued much longer.
will result in increasing largely the sup
ply OF gold at this point. Already gold
is pouring in from California, and more
is on the way from Canada and Europe.
II is estimated that twelve millions in
gold coin has arrived hero from San
Francisco since January LIST. From oil
sources banks are likely to gain gold in
the future. and the gold clique may learn
to their sorrow that the time for a gold
famine in this country is not near nj
hand.
Neeting OF Nerthera faeinc Rail-
road Bondholdsrs-
NSw IoRk. March ia numcrously
attended meeting OF bondholders Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad was held here
yesterday. An encouraging statement
FROM President Cass was received. and,
after considerable discussion, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution adopted:
Whereas. Tho Board OF Directors OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company or
presses its confidence. confirmed by
timo and Investigation. in the great
merits and final success OF the Northern
lttiuc Iaiitohht !" tuV Ah'os Va
tensiyo meaning of these words,
and whorcas tho said board
has reported to this meeting that in
their judgement the earnes, and efficient
sii and support OF bondholders is essen-
tial to tho early resumption OF tho work
Of construction. and that with such aid
anil support as the bondholdcrs can
wisely and safely give, it is possible to
proceed with tho work Of construction
Mt an early day, therefore resolved that
The chairman of the meeting appoint a
Committee Of Seven to confer with the
directors Of tho Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company in regard to its manage
ment. and present and future interests
81 bondholders, and chat they report at
some future meeting.