Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-09-08
Latest kilograms.
BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC LINE
Redemption of Notes of the
National Gold Bank and
Trust Company.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD !
PACIFIC COAST.
For LOs Angeles.

for Los Angeles to-day: r Hirsch-
field, T L Lugar, William B Liverich,
and o S Liverich.
San Francisco News.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. THE San
Francisco and Pacific Stock Exchang-
es met to-day for the transaction of
private business. 1t is understood
that neither Board will offer regular
business until the Bank of California
re-opens, which will probably be about
the 18th inst. The Little Board met
for Business. The transactions were
small, at rates little offfrom yester-
day, generally speaking. In the Pa
| cific Exchange resolutions were pass
ed that as the Board could not, under
its bylaws, subscribe to the guarantee
fund of the Bank of California, the
members should be recommended to
subscribe in their individual capa-
city.
The work on the Bank of Nevada
| building is making rapid progress and
in ten days from date that institution
| will be opened for business, affOrding
once more acentral point for brokers'
checks and accounts.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Last Sat-
urday Mr.. Sherman, L. S. Sub-Treas-
urer in this city, received instructions
| from Washington to use 5000, 1000 gold
coin in redemption of notes of the
National Gold Bank and Trust Com
pany. Yesterday Mr.. Sherman COM
menced rendering, according to in
structions, and at two P. M. SIS, 900 in
coin had been paid out, and an equal
sum in gold notes taken in. The
treasure is considered very light. The
indications are that o sum much less
than 100000 will be sufficient to sat-
| isfy all applicants for retention. If
more, however, is required, 100000
additional will be placed at the dispo-
also redeemed all Of its circulation
presented to date, and will continue to
| pay on demand.
No definite intelligence concerning
the outbreak of Indians in Nevada
has been received at military head
quarters to-day, and no orders to dis
patch troops to the front have been is-
| sued since yesterday. Detachments of
soldiers from camp Douglas, Utah, are
now enroute to the scene of the trou-
| BILE, and advices of an official nature
will be due tomorrow. The impress
sion prevails at headquarters that Nor
mon interference has excited the out
break; yet there is no official confir-
nation OF this suspicion. The In
dians in that region of Nevada have
| for years been distinguished for peace
full behavior and friendly attitude to-
| ward the whites, many of them work.
| ing as laborers for the settlers. Two
companies of the twelfth Infantry,
| loaded down with muskets, bayonets,
blankets, cartridges, overcoats, cam
teens and everything else which could
be handily piled on, took their depar-
ture East ward by the overland train
| this morning, presumably bound for
| the scene of the reported Indian dis
turbances at Cherry Creek, Nevada.
The steamer AncOn will sail for San
Diego and way ports at 8 A. NJ, to-
| morrow.
The report is current to-day that
George M. Pinney, the we'll known
mining president, politician and U. S.
Navy paymaster's clerk, has abscond-
ed. On inquiry of paymaster Spauld-
| ing, it is learned that Mr.. Pinney re-
ceived weeks leave of absence on
Thursday last, since which time his
whereabouts are unknown; though
Mr.. Spaulding is not of opinion that
he has absconded, and hopes that no
reliance will be placed upon the ru-
NOR until the week has expired. Per
contra it appears that Pinney's resig-
nation as trustee and president of the
Mahogany, Silver Cord and Ida ELL
more mining companies, was read last
evening at the Office of these compa-
nies, dated Oakland, Sept I'd, the very
day on which he received leave of alb
sence. Pinney was recently charged
by the Bulletin with criminal trans
actions in connection with the pur-
chase of stone for the Navy, and re-
torted by sueing that paper for libel.
Stock Sales.
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 7th. The
volume of business transacted to-day
in the California Stock Exchange
Board was very small and prices rang
ed lower than yesterday. Ophir SAL;
Mexican, $3.50; Crown Point, $23.5O@
$24, Savage, S67.5O; Gould & Curry,
$3.50, Consolidated Virginia, $780,
Consolidated Union, $7.75; California,
S5l; Belcher, $3.50; Best & Belcher,
$3s.25@$37.25.
The Nevada Indian Trouble.
PIOCHE, Sept. 6.-Fresh reports are
arriving from the scene. The Indian
troubles seem to be general and there
is all uprising of Indians i'm Eastern
Nevada. A company of volunteers
are preparing to march from this
place. Great difficulty is experienced
In getting arms and transportation.
Respect to the memory Of RaIstOn.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. I'm the
Board of Supervisors last evening, the
following preamble and resolutions
were presented, and their adoption
moved by supervisor Ebbets, second
ed by supervisor McDonild. They
were unanimously adopted: "Where-
as, 1t has pleased the Almighty and
beneficent Ruler of the Universe, to
remove from his earthly duties and
responsibilities William G.. Ralston,
a prominent Banker of this City, res
pected for his personal worth and vir.
tues, and distinguished for his broad
and liberal views, his enterprise and
assiduity in the arrangement of all
industries and manufacturers, and be-
loved for his transformations charity
and his many estimable qualities,
therefore, be it Resolved, that the
house of William G. Ralston, called
away suddenly in all the fulness of his
powers from this city, has lost a no.
BILE and public spirited man, and cit
izen whose energies and abilities have
| accom- Dlished much to advance tho
general prosperity of this City and