Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-13
EASTERN DISPATC HE'S
BY Overland Telegraph.

BY Overland Telegraph.
ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
Further Particulars About the Ill
fatea Steamer.
New YORK, June IL.
There is nothing new to-day in re-
gard to the loss OF the Vicksburg.
There are but faint hopes entertained
of ever hearing from the second and
! third boats that left the Inflated ship,
and the probabilities are that all on
board, eighty three in number, per-
ished, except the five seamen rescued
by the State of Georgia. One of the
seaman says hat the captain was ter
ribly excited before the vessel sunk,
and ordered the men, pointing a pistol
at them, to jump into the boats. The
rescued sailors are totally ignorant of
the names of any of the passengers on
board, tilirty-two in all. The agents of
the Dominion Line say the saloon pas
sengers were: Mr.. McShane, of Mon
treal; Miss Switzerland, of New York;
A. II. Bells, of Kingston; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bloom, Rev. G. A. Adams, aud
Mr.. Pipond, of New York.
Miscellaneous News.
WASHINGTON, June IL.
A Board, to consist of Surgeon ID.
b. Irwin, Surgeon Il. A. Clement and
Assistant Surgeon A. G. Girard will as
semble at the United States Military
Academy, New York, on the 18th in
slant, for the examination of the physi-
cal qualifications of the members OF
the graduating class and Of the cam
didates for admission to the Academy.
Sergeant Charles Morse, OF the 10th
Infanty, is ordered to transfer ten p "
arily all property, funds and records in
his possession, pertaining to the Ma
tional cemetery.
The Colorado has been put out of
commission as a sea-going vessel, at
New York, and the officers and crew
are transferred TO the receiving ship
Vermont.
Rear Admiral Mulloney, command
ing the North Atlantic Station, was in
Washington yesterday and had an in
terview with the Secretary Of the Navy.
Capt. A.. ID. Whiting, his senior officer,
is in command at Port Royal.
n Suspicious Sacsaf.
NEW 1uNk, June IL.
The steam yacht Octavia, built at
Cleveland, in 1854, for T. w. kennartl,
is under surveillance in this port. II
is suspected OF being fitted out i'll aid
OF the Cuban Insurgents.
Cattle Stealing ia Texas.
GALVESTON, June 10.
A Brownsville special says General
Steele and Major Dwyer left Yesterday
for Rio Grande City. Capt. McNieliy
and part OF his company was below,
watching for raiders now on this side.
Mexicans report the crossing of sixty
beeves below here Wednesday. Gen.
Corrinna is shipping them to Cuba.
Many OF the beeves rave American
brands. The men assisting in ship
ping say the beeves were stolen from
Texas. About 100, 900 pounds of dried
beef are ready for shipment. 1t is un-
doubleday American, as the Mexicans
do not raise half enough beef to sup
ply their W market.
Sunday morning Gen. Cortina left
Bagdad with 10 Above here
cattle stealing is terrible. Oxen are
driven Oft almost daily. 1t is report
ed that Gen.. Cortina's resignation has
been accepted. Gen. Steele gave or
OURS lOf tbs anger Hcl 10 cross tue
Rio Grande on account of the exasper-
ated feeling of the Mexicans aud dan
ger that they would lay waste the
country between the Neuces and Rio
Grande before Il force could be sent
there to check them. The war feeling
is strong on the Mexican side.
A Libel %s,it.
PITrsBURG, Pa, June -.
In the libel suit OF w. ID. Moore VS..
P~ittsburg Post, in the Common Pleas |
Court, the jury this morning returned
a verdict for Si0,0 900 damages for plain
Tiff. The cause of the suit was an ar
ticle published in the Post, in January.
1874, wherein Moore, then Chairman
of the Democratic Board Of County
Commissioners, was accused of abail-
doning his trust as chairman and be-
ing a traitor to his party.
appointment.
WASHINGTON, June II.
Frank w. Holmes, ex-niember of
Congress from Iowa, has been appoint
ed one OF the commissioners to treat
with the Sioux.
Weekly Bank Statement.
NEW YORK. June IL.
Loans decrease, 1858, 400; specie
increase, Si53,000; legal tenders in.
a $2,l90, 200; deposits decrease,
S255, 400; circulation decrease, Sl24,-
200; reserve increase, S2,407 $50.