Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-04

operate with him in his efforts to pro-
cure restitution from Vim. NJ. Tweed
aud others, OF the amounts stolen from
the city.
Returned Home.
Detective NettlOship. implicated in
the safe burglary case at Washington,
has returned to his home in New York
after al extended absence.
Beccher.rIiton.
Owing to engagements OF Tilton's
lawyers, the scandal case will not DO
called until 2 p. ~. Jurors will be sum
moned and excuses which may be offer
ed will be heard by Judge Nelson, who
is 10 preside.
Assembling OF the Louisiana I~gis.
neutrality-suspicious. for Peace.
NEw ORLEANS. January AT this
hours A. M.-the United States troops
arc taking a position covering the State
House. A regiment Of infantry, in two
columns at parade rest, extend from
Charles street to the leveo. The Metro
poiians are being placed in position to
prevent n near approach to tho State
House. A squad at Charles street re-
fused to allow persons to pass out to st.
Louis street, stating that only members
OF the Legislature or State officers were
allowed to so by. This squad was un-
der the command Of a Captain. A sim
liar squad will probably be placed on all
approaches to the State House. Eight
cen hundred United States troops WILDE
in position to sustain tho State Govern
ment.
The Psrins Mail Scandal.
CTIcAGo. Dec. "A Washington sps-
eial says that Richard Il. Irwin said to a
reporter, who interviewed him, that he
will be ready to appear before the House
tomorrow. and while he did not say he
would mako n complete disclosure be-
fore the bar Of the House, he intimated
that the entire history Of the Pacific
Mail management and subsidy would be
made known. III the committee OF
eleven men," he said. 'decliaed to ad-
nit the entire history Of the manage
ment OF the Pacific Mail Company, it
will be given rs m appendix to their re-
port. and he spread before the commit.
tee Of the whole American people by the
newspaper press" Referring to Bill
King, Irwin fatty said that King had
committed perjury. As to SHOEMAKER
be only inquired his whereabouts. IT.
wins manner indicates that he has fully
determined his course before the House.
Members Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means who returned to-day from New
York, say tina, the prosecution Of Irwin
Is probably barred so that there is no
legal hiudmuce to a full disclosure from
him.
our Relations with spaiu.
Secretary Fish had an extended inter
view with the President on Saturday, at
which our relations with Spain, arising
out of the virginius troubles were dis
cussed. II il stated as the result OF the
conference that the President, who had
long been FESTIVE under the policy OF
the State Department, has decided upon
a decisive course with respect to the Nir-
ginius indemnity. Under Republican
rule in Spain, Secretary Fish was lcni-
ent Us possible with the infant republic
then struggling with the difficulties and
dangers Of transition from monarchy,
and in addition an i%nternecine rebellion
because he deemed it the duty Of this
nation to extend such aid as was in its
power to help to found successfully a
lasting government Of the people OF
Spain. To this end our demands under
the protocol made with Admiral Polo
and the supplementary negotiations,
while presented in n dignihed. firm
manner, were not pushed with such
vigor Us they now will be-.
Coiorsd Representatives Abducted.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-New Years
LAY here was characterized by an unu-
sual amount Of crime. Several fights
occurred; there were two murders, about
n dozen cutting Rtirays, and IN incen-
diary fire destroyed several buildings
this morning. An armed gang seized
upon Cousin, n colored Representative
from 1t. Tammany. placed him In a cab
and drove of, and since that timo he
has not been heard Of. and his fate re-
mains n mystery. Tonight Cain Sar-
tain, a colorsd Republican Representa-
tive from Carroll parish, was abducted
in q similar manner. On arriving at
the Jackson depot. the police were in
formed and aro on the track OF the ab-
ductors.
The Congregational Investigation.
The Congressional Committee CON-
tinued its investigation to-day, eIamin-
ing n number OF witnesses from Rapides
Parish. The evidenc. presented no new
features or facts. Colored Republicans
testified in u general way to intimidation
Of colortd voters by threats OF discharge
from service, while white voters. inelu-
ding ex-Upion officers. who said they
never voted u Democratic ticket in their
life. declare that they knew OF no in-
,imidation Of any kind; that many ne
grOes voted the Conservative ticket be-
cause Of the dissatisfaction with Rspub-
iican officials and the failure Of the
Fresdmen's Savings Bank, which wa
connected with the Republican party.
The situation LA New Orleans.
Nkw 0EKxASs, Jan. 3.-There is no
political excitement over the coming ses-
sion Of tho Legislature. The best oPin.
ion is that the Democrats will control