Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-02
NEWS OF THE MORNING.

Tne DemOcrats OF NaSuNllle are lOT heu-
bricks.
A San Francisco dispatch states that Bul-
iefin estimate ofthe predictions of the DEM
ocratic delegates TO the National Convention
is as follows: First Congressional District
w Dunphy and G. II. Rogers, both Tilden;
Second Distrlct-Col. Aayes, Hendricks first,
then Bayard; F. T. Baldwin, Tilden; Third
District-Armand Bay, Hendricks; G. N.
Cornwall, Tilden; Fourth District-J. A.
Moultrie, Hendricks; T. ID. Mott, Tilden; at
large-Judge Hager, Bayard; General Eng
lish, Bayard OF Hendricks; Joe Hoge, Tilden,
Clay Taylor, TildeH. The delegates having
been instructed to cast the vote of California
as a unit they Will probably at the first ballot
go Tilden, whatever changes are subsequent
ly made.
The proprietors Of the Grand and Occioen-
tai Hotels and Lick House no longer allow
Chinese laundrymen to visit the rooms of
their guests. They are not permitted to enter
any of the above named Hotels, and in 9TH
ers they are only permitted TO remain down
stairs.
A Virginia City dispatch states that the
managers OF the Consolidated Virginia mine
yesterday settled the bullion tax on the pro-
ceeds of the mine. The County Assessor
seized three bars of bullion belonging to the
Ophir Company. The managers of this mine
will probably take the same course as those
of the Consolidated Virginia, and liquidate
the bullion tax claim against them.
A Washington dispatch of yesterday states
that the debt statement shows decrease
during May OF s4,6l7 ,5l5. The coin balance is
s86, ,766; currency balance, 9,2S5,7OS; spec
ial deposits held for the redemption OF certifi-
Gates of deposit, SS4,SS5,300.
A Manchester, England, dispatch states
the British Government will not surrender
Winslow until the supplemental treaty has
been negotiated between Great Britain and
the United States embodying the principles
of the act of 1870. It's also stated that COM
munications are now passing between Lon
don and Washington for that purpose. 1fan
agreement is not reached by June 18th, Wins
low will be released.
The European powers demand of the new
Sultan emphatic reforms in The administra-
ton.
Monrad Effendi has by official proclama-
tion announced his ascension to the throne.
The specie in the Bank of France has in
creased 9,4O9,OOO francs.
The amount of the ex-Sultan's treasure re-
ported in the Ne,os' Vienna special as having
been seized is slOO, 200, 900, not 100000.
A London dispatch states that yesterday
at EPSON the high-level handicap race was
won by Cato. Stanford's "Preakness," the
American representative, was second, and
Chancellor third. The distance was one mile
and a half
Small pox increasing in San Francisco.
A San Francisco dispatch says that it seems
some decided movement is on foot among
the Republicans here to bring out ex-Gover-
nor Woods of Oregon and Utah Territory, in
TO prominence as candidate for the Vice
Presidency. How far the nomination would
meet with the favor Of the members of the
Republican party at large does not at present
fully appear, but his friends are evidently
making strong effort in his behalf
About six months ago Adolph Sutro filed a
protest in the General Land Office against all
applicants for patents for mining claims on
townships 16 and II, North range 2l East, in
the State of Nevada, upon the ground that
the condition specified by the third section
of the Sutro Tunnel Act should be in the in
strument in all patents for claims In those
townships. The commissioner has now de-
cided that the condition referred to should be
inserted only in claims upon the Comstock
lode It extends from the Utah claims
Northerly to the Baltimore American and
Southerly in the same direction.
Jaret & Palmer's transcontinental express
train for San Francisco passed Harrisburg
yesterday forty minutes ahead of time and
passed Altoona on time. without any stop be-
tween Jersey and Altoona and arrived at
Pttsburg at 1858, two minutea ahead of time.
The distance from New York is 430 miles.
and was made with one stoppage and with
one engine.
Ten thousand Knights Templar were out
on parade yesterday in Philadelphia.
The Great mustang race at Fleetwood Park
began at four o'clock yesterday morning. Up
to 1920 Parker had ridden 1856 miles, The
track was in excellent condition, and the
rider was three minutes ahead OF time at the
hundredth mile. At halfpast twelve he had
accomplished l72 miles and was one and
one-half minutes behind time. At twelve
o'clock he took rest of five minutes.