Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-01
Eastern Dispatch es.

New YORK, August Sl.--The Silk As
ISOLATION of Ameri ca has made up CON-
parative table of imports of manufactures
of silk at this port in August, from 1855
to 1875 inclusive, which shows the total
gold value of imports of the past month
to be %, $780, s9. This has averaged
well with the last five years. and is a
considerable increase over August 1874,
OF the four hundred and eighty-two bales
received sixty-fye came from England
and the continent, three hundred and
thirteen by the overland route and forty.
eight by Panama. This represents nine.
tanths Of the whole imports from which
the Government derives about million
duties.
It was reported yesterday dispatch
had bsen received that the direct cable
was repaired and communication bstwee IL
this country and Ireland was complete.
The superintendent of the company said
dispatch had been received telling hi m
to be on the lookout for the Faraday,
now expected az moment.
From the staee nsnt of the captain and
passengers OF a steamer yesterday from
Port-au-Platte August 24.h, and advices
to the Dominican Consul, it seems the
reports from Havana of successful rev.
olutiou in Santa Domingo, in favor of
Baez, were greatly exaggerated. Some
of the most ignorant portions of the pop
ulation in the interior have become rest
less; and, instigatei by Spanish emissa-
saries, have become insubordinate and
riotous; but their conduct has not as
sumed the gravity of rebellion or revolu-
ton. One of the wealthiest Spanish
residents, having been found guilty of
reasonable correspondence, was expelled,
and it was alleged he was responsible for
the exaggerated reports.
New YORK, August 31.-Last evening
was Hamlet night in Booths Theater,
where Mr. Barry Sullivan begun an en-
gagement OF 100 representations in this
country under the management of
Messrs. Jarrett & Palmer, was densely
filled and the presence of the Goth regi-
ment, decorations on boxes, music and
Celtic animation Of the whole vast as
semblage, gave it an uncommonly bril-.
liant appearance. The occasion was one
of festival of welcome, in which the
Irish and Irish-Americans paid honor
and homage to their distinguished coun-
tryman. A torch.Iight procession, fire.
works and serenade by the Goth regi-
mens band supplemented the perform.
ance. The Grand Opera House was also
filled by fine audience, drawn by the
announcement that E. L. Davenport
would play Hamlet. He was
received with great enthusiasm and well
coming applause continued 80 long that
the veteran artist showed signs of en-
barrassment. Like Sullivan, Davenport
was called before the curtain at the close
of every act, and throughout the play
each was literally applauded by the re-
spective audiences.
CHICAGO, August 31.-A Washington
special says the Marsh Indian Investiga-
ton Commission, in session at Denver,
has adjourned till Saturday, and will 90
to Kansas City, where additional testi-
mony will be taken. 1t meets Septen-
Der 9th to take tho testimony of Prof.
Marsh, Mr.. Welsh, Com missioner smith
and Secretary Delano. They have spent
fifty days and have taken very large
amount of testimony.
dispatch from Yankton, D. T., says
number of Black Hill miners have ar.
rived, having vacated the hills on Gen.
Crooks order. They bring good az
count of the wealth of the Dakota dig
gings.