Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-23
LATE fElEeRAMs.
Eassss Yrso she Black HIS Geld
Iouud In Paying Quantities.

kaoou4 xrom Inc HACK hhiIIs- 0oiu
Hsand In Paying Quantities.
Fosr LARAMIE, Juno ga party
from the Black Hills arrived TO- day.
Professor Jennsy's party and tho expe-
dition under Colonel Dodge have formed
Q permanent camp on French Creek.
near HArney's Peak. called Camp Har-
maj. close BY q stockade the miners built
whom Captain Mix brought out. Gold
seems 10 have been found In abundance.
Nearly Q hundred miners wsis found
there In different camps, who have 10
Gated claims and done considerable work
In building ~sluices, digging ditchss. etc.
Some OF the party report that soldiers
In the command have panned out gold
dust Of = rich quality. The command
IL reported in good condition.
OMAHA. June 22.-The following Ia
received from Colonel Dodge. command
ing the escort Of Professor Jenney's
Black Hills party:
HAlSxY's Pax. June l7.-Gold has
been found In paying quantities on
French Greek. Clusters report Ia con-
nrmed In every particular. =.
Private advicea here say the command
found ono hundred miners at work In
Clusters Guloh. taking out gold at tho
| rate Of % 70 $25 per day. Evidence Ia
strong that there are many moro miners
In that country. The gold foundis coarse
anal soaIy. but easily pounded. Quartz
mipes srs abundant. but no n has
prosnsctej than. No Indians were seen
by the marty.
CuIcioo. Juno 2o.-Tho Lnter.0cedn's
,neciaI from Clusters Gulch, Dakota,
via Fort Laramie, a y gold In largo
quantities and good quality has been
discovered in Clusters Gulch, OH French
Creek. and along the stream for u dis-
,sneo Of upward OF seven miles towards
tho source. Colonel Dodge, with three
cavalry companies. left Camp Jenney
for the purpose Of locating q permanent
camp in some available place in tho
vicinity OF Harnsy's Peak. Tho com.
mand marched due north along Beaver
Creek. then northeast, and when nj tho
end Of the second days march Clusters
track vas struck in the midst OF snow
and rain. That officers line OF march
was pursued in q southeasterly direc-
ton alsng Castle Crock, where the first
indications Of gold were found. This
event induced Professor Jenney to ro-
remain at Castle Greek Valley three
days, in order to prospect, q cavalry
company being left With them. With
tho remainder OF the command Colonel
Dodge pioceeued IN soutneasleriy "
rection hil Clusters fsak was reached,
ahu ias' 5,onIsy camp was eaensa, On
oustet vu,0n; anu Ii uSu''y
70 .ne s.oe NJ Ins " .av :, :
s ~nom I"S Ssl;.a oa c,.,s..s
niis 'niS oPi'ns. on Su's
caya,sy eAnP SIo,nu PlV'Pesa "u
speeuiiy maui una soVu oo'ot ~a.
pannsd out OF goid INIT was OF nne
quality. The gold fever spread SC rap
Idly there was hardly one II the com.
mand who had not seen ana panned out
gold color from tness piscers OF suiehss.
Inc mine arc aoeul ann iiarhey ioi
. Instance Oh seven hi,os. tnsro ns
sca''ereu aiong french Ileeh ioLr an.
ierent mining compah,es, huihperins
twenty'hvo MN, uha' nn's 'aheh w
-l NJ.
mas ooeh oorineu ,nsl' aie as SOW Ns
Gu. quart ioueA, winch iron'sy i
returns, 1ua ,no s,,In '.s,s '';s.;n.S
W PAe'' w
Rev In Tsn"any- "A ki'"i organ
isaiio".
Nxw York, June 22.-John Morris
ssy was before the Tammany Committee
on Discipline last night to answer
charges Of disloyalty. lie said he was
very independent, and was in harmony
with Tsmmany. but opposed to its q
agement. That the committee might Ms
well make out his dismissal, as lie should
not resign until he saw ft.
The Neuld says tho dissatisfaction
which has Of late been manifesting H.
self against Taminany Hall 10 gradually
assuming shape. Last night there As.
ssmblsd In Delmonieo's parlor n large
number Of influential Democrats whose
oolecs Was to form an organization
which Will superseuo 1ummnny lhe