Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-27
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poMEsTIo NEWS.
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ing Hisa n naltiDsss.
NEW Yonx. August ia special
from Baltimore states that the arm Of
Sterling. Ahrsns 4 Co.. which suspend
Cd yesterday. have imported since thu
LIST OF January $1,000 hosshssds OF su'
gar and 40. 900 hogshsads Of molassss-
nearly two-thirds a. muchss their whole
trade In 1874. They have been carry
ing great quantities Of mOlassss At heavy
loss sincs the commencement OF the
year. the market price not paying fo'
the m~anufacturs. The principal Baiti'
moro creditors are Alexander browne q
Sons, bankers. and Bonnigsr Brothers.
shippers. The Brownies arc creditors
to the amount OF about 5000 oo.
That firm suspended on the LIST Of
January, and Il wal their refusal 70
make a further loan Of $500 0 that
prscipitatsd the suspension. Besides
their import trade. Sterling. Aherns q
Co. have largely exported nour and pro-
visions to the West Indies. and arc con-
s~squently In debt to fiour trade packers.
The arm own The Chesapeake and Msr-
chants Reansries. lease the Maryland,
aud operate the Calvert for its owners.
all Of which. except the latter they con.
ysrtsd into molasses. and tho rsfnsriss
are so accumulated with tho heavy stock
that Il broke them down. They also
own q large barrel factory. and nine vss-
sells. engaged In trade with Cuba aud
Brazil. Their coffee business has not
bssn great Of late. and has not affected
their interests.
Prsessaisss sf a. Evssksiieal Cs..
vsasies ~ CAPS Hay.
Nrw YoSx. Aug. T--Ths Evangelical
Convention. now being held at Cape
May. yesterday discussed the subject OF
Romanism. and adopted tho following
resolutions: urf|
Resolved, That wa do cordially APP
prove, and will earnestly maintain, as
citizens Of these United States, the prin-
ciples which separate State from
Church.
Resolved, That Il IL with profound re-
greet wo have learned that ~politioo-recls-
siasticl organizations have been estab-
lishsd In New Jersey and other States;
and under the inspiration and blessing
Of tho Pope, tho members OF which
unions. arc bound TO render unreserved
obedience 10 ecclesiastical officers In
these organizations.
Resolved, That this Convention earn
estly calls upon all friends Of American
Institutions 10 exert all their energy and
influence In every legitimate way TO 70
sist the aggressions and maintain our
free institutions intact.
Resolved. That. believing in freedom
Of conscience and right Of solf Govern
ment We call upon oil patriots In the
country to resist by all lawful measures
all efforts to change the present system
Of public school education.
Resolved, That wa earnestly solicit
every true friend Of u country to 8
his influence In every proper way to
prevent State and municipal appropria.
lions for sectarian purposes.
Tho debate on the fourth resolution
was sharp and prolonged.
An afternoon session was held. at
which DIR. Levin, Presbyterian. OF Phil
adelphia, male a speech on the Christian
union. He said Il never could be
brought about until the barriers between
denominations wore removed. Episco-
palians should welcome all Evangelican
ministers TO their pulpits, and Baptists
should admit other churches 10 the
Lords table.
A Nasiesal Unisa lsaxus.
NKw YoRx. August IA dispatch
from Philadelphia states that the Exscu.
tive Committee Of the National Union
League OF America held . secret session
yesterday. Tho meeting was called 70
order at I o'clock. and did not adjourn
until 4, EI.Gov. Newell. Of New Jsr-
sey. presided. Measures were discussed
looking to tho organization Of a League
in the South. and Q vigorous Eight
against tho Democracy In that
section. Tho aid Of all loyal whites who
will agree TO work with colorsd Repub-
licars will DO invoked. This meeting 10
preliminary TO q large one 70 DO held
next month. at which representatives
from every State in the Union will be
present. Several important matters to
discuss wero brought forward and
a partial programme mapped out.
r~hrsstsssA Lysehiss Prevented.
A dispatch from jamestown, Ohio.
last night, stated that q mob had gath
cred around the Jail where @. Hamssr,
the German who cut the throat OF his
infant 10 confined. and threatened 70
lynch him, when tho Sheriff and posse
removed tho prisoner TO Xsnia.
Nxw YoRx. August T.-Dispatehss
from Europe state that Mr.. Wade, the
British Minister at Pekin, has asked
the Government to reinforce
the British troops in China.
as in his intercourse with
officials at Pekin he has been treated
With studied insult. The demands
which no has mado for compensation,
for the murder Of Margaray, hnvo been
treated with contempt.
The lder.sgesiaia. ~lnsarreeties
Seven thousand women and children
are nov fugitives In Crotia In con.
sequence Of the Herxogovinian
instruction. Tho insurgents have
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