Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-02

more deeply interested in such settle
ment than all the rest of the world. The
question Of what decision the United
states shall make is serious and difficult,
and cannot be determined without careful
consideration of its complex elements of |
domestic and foreign policy, but the de- |
termination of which may at any mo- |
ment be forced on US by occurrences
either in Spain or Cuba. With that the
President can't but regard independence
and emancipation of course as only GER
tain and even necessary. The solution
OF the question in Cuba and, in his
mind, all incidental questions, are quite
subordinate to these larger objects of the
United States. In this respect the Presi-
dent does not desire the annexation of
Cuba to the United States, but it's eleva-
ton into an independent republic Of
freemen in harmony with other republics
of America. The policy Of the United
States 10 reference to Cuba at the pres.
emit time is declared to be one Of e1pedi-
eney, but with most positive and fixed
convictions as to the duty of the United
States. When the time or emergency
OF action shall arrive, the new sloops of
war Alert, Alliance. Essex, Ranger, Ad.
ans, Trenton, Huron and Enterprise
will soon be ready for sea, and most
probably will be in service before the
end OF the year. The Trenton Is the
only one not launched, but it is expected
she will be ready by the 18th of Decem-
Der. The Alert is already in COM
mission; the Alliance is now at
Philadelphia, and will be soon
put into commission. The Ranger
will. in few days, go to
Philadelphia to get her outfit. The
Adams and Essex are at Boston, the En-
terprise at Portsmouth, N. H., and the
Huron at Norfolk. Va. They are rapidly
being prepared for sea and their officers
will soon be ordered on board. 1t is
thought the Alert will be ordered to the
East Indies to join our squadron. Three
Others will be ordered to join the North
Atlantic fleet as fast as they are put into
commission, and as vessels are needed
abroad they will be ordered from the
Atlantic to foreign stations. 1t is the
policy of the Secretary Of the Navy to
keep q large number of vessels in the
North Atlantic fleet to relieve vessels
abroad from this station when necessary.
The Worcester, at present the flagship Of
that station, is being overbauled and will
be ordered to Norfolk as receiving ship,
vice New Hampshire, which will be sent
to Port Royal, South Carolina, as store
ship for the North Atlantic fleet. The
Hartford, recently returned from the
Asiatic station, will be the new flagship.
During tho troubles growing out Of the
capture of the VirRinius by the Spanish
man-ofwar Tornado, our Government
suffered great Inconvenience an account
Of the very weak condition of our navy,
but since then the Department has been
doing all in its power with the limited
means at it's disposal to put the navy in
good shape SO we may be ready for an
emergency. The iron.clads Montauk,
Manhattan, Sangers, Mahopoc. Nan.
tucket. Ajax. Canonicus. CatskiIi, Jason,
Dictasqf and others are in sea going con-
ditior, and should occasion require
could be put in service In five days.
There was slight fall of snow this
afternoon.
WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-The bank state
ment shows decrease during October of
"a, 069, 0l5; currency balance, 80. 736. GIL
coin balance, $7S, 7s3, 439; deposits OF
legal tenders for redemption of certi6.
Gates of deposit. $50, $50. 900; coin Ger.
titicates. sl5.645. 100.
The Secretary has issued call for re-
demption OF five million coupon and five
million registered bonds; total. ten mil.
lion of the fve-twenty bonds OF 1864
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