The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-06-25

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lingham Bay; ship Coquimb,. Port
Madison; bark Warini~r. Nanaimo;
ship Wsraawk. pn-; Discovery
Sailed Bark Vidette. Po,t Madison
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New YORK. June 23.-The Wor'Ts
Washington special says .h.t AIR Now
den has lately made u report OH the re-
opening Of the mint Mt Charlotte. N. C..
and on the gold mines Of the State
He favor sthe development of the mines,
and the rcopening of til mint. The
mines have hitherto produced from
tla 100000 to $50 900. 900 Kings Mt
or CASTOR mine should produce not less
than $500 900 per month if the deposit
holds out, Of which there seems to be no
doubt, from personal examination of
the mines. il worked To full capacity.
If the plncers were properly worked.
North Corolins's gold production
should be what it was before the gold
deposits in California were discovered.
Between II 100000 aud 81 900. 900 per
annum is the product Of the South Car
olina mines, and such rs Brewer, Hale
and others would send their bullion to
Charlotte. but none III these mines are
in operation at present. The amount
Of gold and silver deposited Mt the
minis aud assay Offices 10 the close of
the fiscal year ending Juno 30th. 1876.
from the South Atlsntic gold fields is,
according to the report of the director
of the mint for 1875, as follows: North
Carolina. $l0335, 209.3l Georgia. 81
05. Total. si9. 0o6. 228.as. Thu. i. ap-
pears that The mines Of this region have
heretofore contributed cnnsidera BILE
amount of precious metals to mining
institutions Of our ,untry. and it furth-
er abundan,ly appears that these mines
are rich 10 gold producing ores. and
that many of them are vet undevcloped
aud thus far capable Of yieliing large
increase to the annual supply Of gold
IN our country
NEW YORK, June 23.--fhe Worlj
says Madison. u journalist. who, with
Joe Howard, WAS implicated in the pub.
llcation Of a bogus proclamation during
the war. and confined in Fort Lafayette
six mouths therefor. died here yes.er-
day.
The Worifs Washington specia! says
the President will issue NIL order July
LIST. prohibiting all federal office hold
ers from holding membership in politi-
cal committees Office holders must
res'gn or retire from Republican COM
mittess. In looking over the lists, it is
found this will necessitAte a reorganixa-
tion of the National Republican Com
mittee. and committees in most Of the
States. There is much opposition TO
the scheme. but the President persists.
The 1iss<s Washington special says,
Sherman to-day directed payment,
without rebate. of semi-annual interest
OH $50 bonds, which accrues July lst,
shall commence Tuesday next The
amoant TO bs disburscd on this account
will exceed Us. 600, 900 in gold The
Secretary also directed that one million
in gold shall be sold for green ba, Ks on
Thursday.
The Tribune says Adolph Giruds,
German banker. who disappeared about
ton days ago. leaving number Of cred
itors in this city. among the poorer
classes of people Of foreign birth. whose
property to tse extent Of nearly. $780,.
900 he had misappropriate,i, ~as ar
rested last night by Sergeant Webb. IT
the 18th precinct, The opinion gener-
ally prevailed that Girudt had tied from
the country, aud no steps had been
taken 10 search for him. The missing
banker aas found secre,ed in q refr,yer-
ator III the basement of his house.
The sah's Washington special says:
la spite If the Oft repeated icnials. l
have cumulative evidence OF the dmin-
istraiion's scheme 10 seize five northern
States of Mexico. Agents came here
early ia the Fall. They may have ex-
pscted encouragement, from Democrat.
hAdss r,ldsn been declared elected. One
of the leading spirits IN the scheme WAS
a Democrat, ami several Southern Dem /
ocrAis were lc, iHto the secret; bu,
whatever their expectations ia this ,ii- /.
rec,son may have been. IT i, certain that
they soau discovered tha, their chance,
were infinitely better With the other /
side. immediately after the inaugara /.
ttcn aud narmasien of the Cabinet. |
ex-S~aater Stewart. u Nevada. hA.i Al |