Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-11-09

proress Of the coed WORK. IN e~onvss.tiou
vith mInisters an over the city he found luke
warm members were becoming earnest worksS
FOR The Lord. sankey related the case OF .
Young scotrhman, which eaps directly under
his notice. rs was IN inndsl. but HIS . mother
who hsd prayed ior hin and written requesting
MIN 10 90 10 the meetings. He had nnAlly come
and been convsrtsdt 0od. AyounR man arote
In the coner gail n and confirmed SANKEY'S
abatement by re'at'ng his = experience.
t, thsr young converts alsS spoke OF their COZ.
vrr1ios. after which the messing Was dis
miss.d.
sfare setor Who ssys he attended the meeting .
dinner and ist Q penitent. He sayS: "isav the
thsater forever"
Ne Iudicsmsnts Fsund Axaiast
Babeoek and Orvilie Grant.
CmicAao, Novsmbsr7 Z.
washlngton special says the denial Of Dis
tnct Attorney Dyer, Of 81. Louis. Of any indict.
mcnt having been found against General Bah
coch or OrvlIle Grxnilhss, In = measure, Qnistcd
The excits ment on the subj Ct In p liticai circles
but Il 10 believed that u the Grand jury In ~.
Louis does its duty thoronshiy. the White
House ring cannot Escape. No ono thus far &C.
cusss the President OF having been eogniz.nt Of
Inc doings Of his executive undsriingt, and his
fr,ends "a, that no one implicated IN the whisky
business need look 10 him for any favors.
wAtHtNufUN, NOvcDDef ,.
The President. with Mrs. Grant and General
Bsbcock. len to-day for New York. The At,or.
my General received dispatches from ~. Louis
that he rumors duplicating u neral Dabcoek
aud Orvllle Ore I In the whi'ky ring vers no
terly ioundstionleD.
The welcome Go the Prince or wNles
over Two Hundred rssusand
spectators LLnc the streets %
Witness IN Pageant.
poxnAY. November a.
General Lord Napier. OF Maedsiens. Sir Philip
y. wJtehouse, Governor Of Bombay. Hon. Sir
u. II. westroph. Chief Jus,ice. and many 9th.
,rs, including civil. military and municipal
author tbs, accompanied by seventy native
Princes and Chiefs, welcomed the Prince OF
wal on his landing frum the Benpia. After
leaving the royal barge Of the dochyad tbs inu.
~n'clp4iiiy Of bombay presented him with an sp.
p~ropiiAis address III welcome. lie replied
briefly. alter which he snd hls suite were ~.
eor.cd /, the Government house. The troops
ant polise preserved urlgr while the long pro-
ceysion moved through the streets. there
were over two hundred thousand Spectators on
the streets. Tho reception Wa u the most
enthusiastic description, and was participated
In 81 10 ~ kurSpcsna and natives. The city
WAS spisndidly decorated throughput. No lever
than eight tIiumphAl arches had been ,r-cted
ON ths lins of march. Tbs apartments 10 be
occupied by HIS hoysl Iiighness are most
A grand ball will be given there To- night his
expected that while here tho Primes will pro
sent colois to TIE Tvsnty.fst Native Infantry,
better Known - the Marine battalion, the old
est corps In Bombay. % hAvivg been raiseis
csbtup ago. lie viii also review the troops,
Tomorrow being the blithaay of the Prince the
festivities will be renewed on . greater scale.
The British dying squadron 10 In the harbor,
and will remaiI dnriyr his stay.