Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-08-19
EASTERN DISPATCHES.


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poMRsTio NEWS.
l.sults % oar Csasul In Hayu.
NEW yolx. August IA West India
letter says the American Minister. Mr..
Bssssts, In PostAa-Prinos. daily expects
an outbreak among the Haytisn people.
Hs has General Carol lodged in his
house under The protection Of the Amer
lean Gag. and rsfusssto surrender him
to the Government. He has requested
the United States Government to send
him . nan-of.war for his protection.
Mr.. Bassstt's house Is surrounded with
q guard who daily insult him and his
family. Carol was n Of the chief
leaders Of the outbreak recently against
the President, and has been condemned
10 death.
An I.sarrsesies Scare - Oesrgis.
The Times has . special from Augusta.
Georgia. about the reported attempted
insurrsction Of negroes. It says two days
since q letter was found OF willlamson's
store, in Washington county. tho place
whero the colorsd militia drills, order
ing q massacre Of whites or the goth
inst. Tho order was signed by one
Harris, and stated that Rivers. a colsrsd
militia General Of South Carolina, would
BE- present and direct the movement.
The order says, kill every white man,
and take every gun you can. Have oil
your companies ready to kill with axes.
and pitchforks, and get powder and shot
an you kill. After commencing the
work In Washington county, the negroes
we're directed 10 move toward Barlow,
whore they would DO Joined by
General Rivers. Az first many thought
this q hoax to scare the whites, but yes
terday q letter was found in Jefferson
county to colorsd companies giving sub
s~tantialiy the same instructions. The
whites. sppreheuding danger. telo-
eraphed to Macon for ammunition which
was promptly furnished and distributed
10 local companies. Every preparation
was made for q conflict, but measures
were taken to prevent q collision, and by
dusk this evening eighty Negroes.
charged with being ring leaders In the
movement, had been arrested. II IL
that the correspondence cap
tured shows the existence Of conspiracy
among the Negroes extending through
the counties Of Washington. Jefferson.
johnson and Burke. It Is now feared
the whites will not await the process OF
but lynch the prisoners.
Moderation IL c~ounsellsd. but
fears for the worst arc en-
Many believe tho affair Is
greatly exaggerated. and that no mischief
was intended. A letter somewhat SIM
liar to the aforementioned was inter-
sspted in Hancock County sometime
ago, and the whites armed, but no con.
aiet came. Al present there Is the
greatest excitement In the counties
threatened. and tho slightest imprudsnce
may cause most serious consequences.
In an editorial notice Of the above dis
patch. the Times says: Up to tho pres
emit point the alarm seems ludicrous. but
when we think Of the possible fate Of
the negroes in the hands Of miliia
crazy with fear. Il has q serious look.
a Murderer ssrrssdsrs Himself
New Yonk. August 10. a young
German named John Kane. alias Still
ing. has surrendered to the police OF
Newark. New Jersey. saying that on tho
goth Of May. with three other tramps.
he was concerned in the murder and
Of an elderly German about 40
this side Of Pittsburg.
C~haxrinea omeiais.
CnIcAoo. August ia Washington
says the State Department pso-
pie are much chagrined at the escape OF
The Uruguay with supplies for the
Cubans. There has been n most per
iect system Of co-opertion between the
authorities here md Fish In all
to prevent anything In the
way OF Substantial sympathy with the
Cubsns. Tho Edgar Stewart was the
last privaseer carrying Cuban supplies
hat has made any attempt to aid
he cubans, she was prevented by the
SPY system OF the Spanish ser
vice In this country and tho earnest
efforts Of our Government. rs repre-
scented BY Mr.. Fish. The Spanish pso-
pie complain very much ut the Admin
istration. ~ represented by President