Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-19

Wituout ohukcE VI buEItuucE W tus VII
umphant factisn. II I succeed TO have
under my control any portion Of the na-
tionAl territory. l shall 70 thither 10 re-
establish my lawful government. This Ia
. living promise Of mins. because II lives
for the performances OF . sacred duty
which I never shall belle. When the bard
Of PhArsalin referred 70 the disasters
Of Pompeii, he contracted the ascent OF
the gods Of Olympus. the champions OF
the conquering case. with the solitary dis
sent Of Cato, TO the cause which this day
10 worstsd. Tho cause In Mexico depends
on tho msinstay Of public opinion. on the
aspirations In its favor Of the moro sound
ly thinking portion Of society. The worsted
cause may DO easily converted into o TIL.
umphant cause through the irresistible
power Of the national will Of the Mexican
people, who will only rally around the
sign which must lead them 10 victory.
Constitutional banners must still continue
70 wave under the protection Of law"
Peiiticai Notes.
WASHINGTON. March l9.-Unltcd States
Marshal Fred. Douglass received his com.
mission to-day. lie was an object OF great
attention from tho crowd visiting the State
Department.
Several Southern delegations remain In
Washington urging the President 70 make
certain appointments. To one OF these
the President to-day said that he would
tako his own time TO answer the applica-
tons made 10 him.
Gentlemen from the South, who have
interviewed the President In the interest
Of the recognition OF Nichols and Hamp-
ton, are expressing themselves very hope
full that this week will terminate all anxiety
on tho subject.
Movements Of Ex.President 0raut.
NEW YoRK. March ia Tribune WASH
ington special says General and Mrs. Grant
will leave Washington during the present
week for o visit to tho West, accompanied
by their youngest son now In college.
They will sail for Europe In May. They
expect to be absent from this country at
least two years, and Grant desires to travel
~ any other private citizen Of the United
Stated. without public demonstrations by
the Government. authorities OF the coun-
tries no will visit.
Another steamer Ashore at Long
Branch.
LoSo BRANCH, March l9.-Tho steamer
Rusland Of tho Red Star limo, from Ant
werp March 9th for New York, went
ashore hero near tho West End Hstel last
night. All tho passengers, crew. and pas.
sengers' baggage were landed this morn
ing by the l~ifs-saving crews. Thoro were
fiys cabin and one hundred and twenty
steerage passengers. The steamer Ia ILL
ing with water, and the indications are
that she 10 o total loss.
A Man who Likes the state Prison.
New York. March i9.-Christian Han
son. arraigned In. the Police Court for at
ut burglary. says he has served ton
years In tho State Prison at Columbus,
Ohio, for the robbery Of the First National
Bank Of Cincinnati, aud was pardoned by
ex.0overnor Hayes on tho nth OF last
He says the reason hs attempted
burglary Was that he might ~ to prison
again, a. no was unable 10 get honcstlabor, |
and was afraid 10 kill himself.
A steamer Loaded with OIL.
NEw YoRK. March ls.-Tho English
steamship Spartan left this port yesterday
for Java, freighted with 39i. 900 gallons Of
refined petroleum. Tho object Is TO head
Oh the arrival In Java Of $50, 900 gallons
Of oil shipped In sailing vessels In January
and February. This Ia the first octan
steamer ever loaded with petroleum.
Another Hank broken.
NEW YoRK. March ia Lansingburgh.
N. Y, dispatch says q notice ON the door
Of the Bank Of Lansingburgh. this morn.
Ing. nnoun the suspension Of that in
stitution. caused by q depreciation OF is
assets. Application has been made for the
Of Q recsiver. The loss, u
any. to depositors will be triflng.
Yaiai EndinE 60 n Political Diseus-
sion.
AsrRILL, N. H., March 1.-two young
men, named Campbell and Bailey. finished
a political discussion to-day by tho former
striking Bailey, and by Bailey shooting
Campbsll dead.
Another Compromise.
Bosros, March i9.-Ths suit Of the Gov
rhnsn .sAin .O "..,.r,.
goods. has been settled by the payment OF
$50. 900 and costs.
Misceiisneoas.
pr,, mn, NM, March ig.-Samuel CARR
49,,
Dan, iase cAshiero u' ~
Bank, has been cohvictea OF emoezzio-
meut and sentenced 10 ten years. i'm.
prisonment.
Dosros, March i9.-Ex.Governor Emery
washburno died Sunday at his residence. |
No. az Quincy street, Cambridge, Of pnsu-
monis, After an illness Of about four
weeks. He was born Feb. 4, 1900.
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