Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-01-05

from VIM. NJ. Tweed, and others, of
the amounts stolen from the city.
Detective Nettleship, implicated in
the safe burglary case at Washington,
has returned to his home in New York,
after an extended absence owing to IN
g~agemcntS.
One of Tilton's lawyers SAYS the
scandal case will not be called until =
p. NJ. The jurors will be summoned
| and excuses which may be made will
be heard by Judge Nelson, who is to
preside.
Indications Of Trouble In New
OrlcanS-The state House Sur.
rounded by United Stntcs
Troops. TO sustain the state
Government.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 1.
At this hour, s A. NJ, United States
troops are taking position covering
the State House. A regiment of in
fantry, II two columns, at parade rest,
Louis street to the levee. The Metro
politans are being placed in position to
prevent the near approach to- the State
House.. A squad at St. Charles and
St. Louis streets refused to allow per-
sons to pass out through St. Louis
street, stating that only members of
the Legislature and State officers We're
allowed to go by. This squad was I'M
der The command of a captain. \ sim
liar squad will probably be placed on
all approaches TO the State House.
Eighteeen hundred United States
troops will be in position to sustain
the State Government.
u-..a.. H&-..-n. - s.u III. uS~S
dencc-(sur governments Policy
In the virsinius Matter.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4.
4 Washington special says that
Richard u. Irwin said to a reporter
who interviewed him that he will be
ready to appear before the House to-
morrow, and while he did not say that
he would make complete disclosures
before the bar Of the House, he init
mated that the entire history of the
Pacific Mail Company's management
and subsidy would be made known.
Ii the committee of eleven men, he
said. declined to admit the entire his
tory of tn, management OF the Pacific
Mail Company, it will be given as an
appendix TO their report and spread
before the Committee of the Whole
American PEOPLE by the newspaper
press. Referring to Bill King, Irwin
perjury. AS to Shoemaker, he only
inquired his whereabouts. Irwin's
manner indicates that he has fully de-
termined upon his course before the
House.
The members of the COMMITTEE on
Ways ana Means, who returned to-day
from New York, say that the prOSecu-
ton or indictment of Irwin is probably
barred,so that there is no legal hinder
ance to full disclosures from him.
Secretary Fish had an extended in
terview with the President on Satur-
day, at which our relations with Spain
arising ont Of the NiryiniuS troubles
were discussed. 1t is stated. rs the re-
suit OF the conference, that the Presi-
dent, who had long been FESTIVE under
the policy of the State Depart
ment, has decided upon a Wig.
orous and decisive course with
respect to the Nirginius indemni.
~. Under Republican rule in Spain
Fish was as lenient as posi-
bic with the infant republic, then Struy-
Cling with the difficulties ard dangers
OfiranSltiOn from Il monarchy, and in
to an %internecinc rebellion, be-
cause he deemed it the duty OF his na-
ton to extend such aid as was in its
power to help found successfully a last
ing government for the people of
To this end our demands. I'M
the prO:oc3l made with Admiral
Polo, and the supplementary neGofia-
while presented in Il dignitieu
form and manner, We're not pushed
with such vigor as they now will be.