Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-22

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ooMEsrIo NEWS.
The Lsss Of Ne saraass.
w~lsnrxoTos. Dec. ga special says
the loss Of the Saranso IL the most ~
rious calamity that has happened to the
navy since the Oneida went down.
Captain Queen vas veil known hare.
having been . brave othcsr Of the Navy
Yard for some time. he YES Oonsidersd
. remarkably safe navigator. Rssf Ad-
miral Cochran. with an iron-clad. has
left San Francisco. tr
MissslIanesss.
NEW YoRr, Jnns 22.-Rsports from
this State. New Jersey, Connecticut and
Pennsylvania. state the potato bug Il on
the increase and committing nvagss on
tho potato. ..if 81
Bosros, June 22.--Hsnry Robert. who
embezzlsd $1,000 while oashisr Of The
First Ward National Bank, has been
sentenced to ave years In the County
Jail.
NonrurIrLn, N. H.. June 22.-Ths
Summer residence Of D. n. Bscklsy, Of
Boston. at this place. wss burned last
night. Loss. Gao. 900. Supposed 10 b
the work Of an i~ncsndiary.
CINCINNATI. June 23.-w. E. Tsbb 4
Co.'S WOODEN and Touring mills Al Dover.
Mason county. Kentucky, were burned
to day. Loss. $50. 900. Insurance In
known. Some 20 or 30 persons are
thrown out Of employment by the catas.
tropho.
A fire at Georgetown. KY, destroyed
a livery stable and four dwellings. A
number OF horses were consumed In the
flames. Loss, some $4,000. Insur-
anes, 5000.
Arrangements Bssween she Pacific
Mail steamship Company asd
the Overland Railroad CeuA.
p~anies.
NEW YoRx, juno 22.-Tha Pacific
Mail has received subsidiss from the
Mexican and Central American Rspub-
lies on account OF it, continuation Of the
present steamship service. Tho sub
sides arc as follows: Costa Rios, Sl3,.
900 per annum. In gold; Nicsrsugus,
$4,000. Honduras, u 1900; Salvador,
$4,000; Gnaismals, sa5. 900; Msaioo,
$4,000. Mexico also pays $4,000 In
gold for Postofioe services Of the COM
pany. They also obtain . subsidy Of
S45,O 900 from the Australian Govern.
msnt for monthly mail services between
Sydney and San Francisco. The CON-
pany have also formed o contract With
the Occidental L Oriental Steamship
Company and the Central K Union
Pacific Railroads. whereby mail,
passengers and freight service
between China and Japan, San Francisco
and New York should be performed by
tho company. Tho Poetic Mail Com.
pany now receive an annual subsidy Of
$500. 900 for performing q monthly mail
service between China and San Francis.
co. Tho company gives q ssmi.monthly
service which was begun at the time Of
granting tho additional subsidy by the
United States. This latter subsidy was
Withdrawn. but the Pacific Mail Com
pany still continue 10 hold Il. II h snow
arranged that the Pacific Mail Company
shall only perform . monthly service.
and the Occidental and Oriental Com
panies q like service. The vessels OF
tho second sailing on alternate intervals
OF fifteen days will make . ~simi.monthly
line between China and the United
States. The steamers will all retain
connection with the Pacific Railroad and
the Pacific Mail Company. and the rosds
will divide the earnings Of the through
tea and tho other business between
China and the U. p, giving half TO tho
Steamship Company and half TO the
railroad. 'rhcy also agros 10 guarantee
ak hundred tons Of freight somi-
monthly to tho coast steamers OF tho
Pacific Mail. This freight will be Of a
heavy or bulky character.
steamship Disaster.
QUkBEc, June 22.-Tho Allans Limo
steamship Polynesia. from Liverpool,
arrived hero last night. and reported
that the steamship strathrsy. from Mon.
treal to London, struck on the north
west reef Of Big Island Yesterday. In the
fog, and was leaking badly. Assistance
has been sent from hero 10 snds avor to
save the cargo. n.aaia
England Dseisrss war Againss
Barmah.
Nrw Yolx. June 22.-It il reported
that tho British Govsrnusnt has do
clared war against Burmah. The report
has caused considerable excitement hsro,
especially in we'll informed business
circles, whsro large interests would be
affected by an Anslo-Burmah war.
Trial or = Cssntsrssitcr.
NV YoRK, June 22.-wm. J. Brown,
. notorious countsrisiter from Cincin-
natl, who escaped somo time ago from
the Ludlow Street Jail. ~ placed on
trial yesterday In the Criminal Branch
OF the U. s. Circuit Court. on q charge
OF attempting N cell counterfeit two
dollar and ten-dollm national currency
notes. These notes had, after their
capture from Brown. been placed in q
safe in tho Office Of tho Secret Service
Division. from which II was alleged they
were stolen by Gen. Manck. The notes
were not produced on trial. and TO prove
their loss, the testimony OF Col. Elmer
Waslburno. Misses Emma Ralph and