Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-17
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Nxw YoRx, June 1.-THE Centennia
Of the Baltic OF Bunker Hill appears u
be the all e~ngrossiug topic OF to-day
and tho morning pspers are Allied will
elaborate specials from Boston OF tn
scenes and incidents witnessed In tina
city on the eve Of the celebration TO cul'
inmate to-day In . grandprocsssion and
orations In honor Of the Anniversary,
Appropriate editorials arc also published
with reversntiL reference TO the day
about 10 be celebrated.
The Heruld says tho heart OF the whole
country Is with the mulitudss In Boston
and Charlestown to-day, anu every
pulsation beats responsive 10 their more
realizing n Of TINT battle. awakened
on the ground where II was fought, and
under the shadow OF tho monument
which towers 10 heaven In IL COM
msmorAtion. All feeling Of pride or
local Jealousy Ia hushsd and held inabsy.
ancs in the proud and inspiring mem.
cries Of q common patriotism on this
glorious anniversary. There Ii NO
North. 40 South, no East, no West, all
local and sectional sentiment Of our
country, our whole country, and NO.
thing but our country. South Carolina
and Massachusetts, shake hands over
the bloody chasm. which We hopo will
be 6lled up and oblitsrated by these
centennial memories.
The Pressssisn.
Bosros. June T.--To-day opened
gloriously with patriotic enthusiasm.
and found the city crowded with strang.
err from all sections. The weather Is
cool and pleasant. The whole popula-
tion seems to have turned out In honor
Of the day. aud nothing seems 10 have
boon omitted to complete the grandeur
OF the occasion in commemortiou
OF the one hundrsdth anniversary
Of the Battle OF Bunker Hill. All tho
public buildings arc decorated pro.
fussly. while private buildings and ware.
houses arc adorned literally with the
Red. White and Blue. The festivities
we're ushersd In with the ringing Of
church bells and the firing at various
points Of national sslutss carly In the
morning. The division Of Massachusetts,
Volunteers formed In an imposing line.
and the division moved, passing out at
the corner OF Bayleston street TO Tre.
mont, down fremont to Beacon to the
State-house, where they were reviewed
by the Governor. members Of tho Logis.
lature and the City Government and its
guests. The column. which was
under command Of General Benjamin
+. Butler. then moved down Beacon
to Dartmouth street, where tho civil
organizations formed into line. Tho
military review was tho most imposing
spectacle over witnessed In Boston.
The grand procession Of the day formed
at noon under Chief Marshal General
Francis A. Osborn, and my means OF =
corps Of the signal Service confusion in
the procession during the march was
obviated. The bose Of the procession
was at Dartmouth street. and whom It
began to now Il turned into Columbia
avenue. which was gorgsously decorated.
The appearance Of the military was
simply grand and inspiring, while tho
spacious sidewalks on either side and
tho doorways aud windows Of elegant
houses vsro massed with people. the
whole presenting Q scene Of grandeur.
The procession was headed by q body
Of mounted policemen and two Comps-
mics Of artillery escortipg tho Marshal.
Gen. Osborn; next came tho Governors
stan. follywed by . Division composed
OF military from different States. dis.
tinguishod visitors. dignitaries and a
number Of societies. As the visiting
military passed from point TO point.
especially tho Southern soldiers. they
received q perfect ovation. On tho
entire dx miles OF tho routs. there were
ccasslsss demonstrations OF cordial vel.
come and good will manifested. while
boqusts were showsrsd upon the In
vading soldiers. with whom tho ladies
seemed TO havo fallen In love. Tho
marching Of the visiting militia excited
much attention. and many compliments
we're bestowed upon them In this rc-
spsct. Gen. Sherman and stat were al.
20 In the procession. The presence OF
the General was ono Of the features
Of the parade. The hero Of Atlanta 70.
esivsd q perfect ovation. and was the ro-
cipient Of attention. Ho bore his honors
well. In the second and third divisions
were many distinguished gentlemen
from other States. and thoir presence
was fully appreciated by tho vast crowds
that lined tho route.
Release sfBsss tweed.
NEw YoRx. June 1.-THE Official dis.
charge Of Tweed arrived from Albany
last night, but at request Of counsel he
will not DO released before Saturday.
Probably the object Of his counsel Is TO
obtain tho necessary bail in tho erimi.
nal suit 10 follow and thus permit him
to return to his family without again
being consigned 10 jail.
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4 s~uryocAriSo coven.-ln . letter TO Mrs..
Charlotte Lislo. Of Chicago. . lady well known
o. . contributor to the wcstern press. shs
aschbes the cure ofa dangerous coagh. aseom.
panied By bleeding at the lung, 10 Hals's
iI0uey OF Horehoupd and Tar. my cough"
she Gays. . threatsned 10 sufoeats me-
bot the Honey Of Horehound and Tar has
removed every trare OF H." The letter MAS 10