Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-09
o., E.,raa,.,e. Treaty with

Oar Extradltton Treaty Wtth
CHICAGO, Oct. "a 7ime.' Galveston
special says q dispatch from Austin says
that the Governor has received the follow
ing dispatch and sent tho copy annexed
from which Il appears that the Extradition
Treaty with Mexico and tho comfy Of
nations as well. affords no satisfaction
or redress from past grievances
and no guarantees for the future.
The dispatch received by tho Government
Is from from extradition agent Russell at
Laredo, and IL ~ follows;
81 received last night from the Com.
mander at Fort Brown the following let
ter: The flvo persons In Mattamoras and
for whom you have been making requisi.
ton, were on yesterday released and turned
loose. The dispatch Is signed by Colonel
Prico OF the United States Army. The
prisoners referred to are three murderers
from Hidalgo, and two murderers from
Duval, who have been heretofore de-
manded. Have you any instructions to
give1"
To which the Governor replied as fol.
lows:
"Your dispatch informs me concerning
some advioes from Colonel Price OF tho
United States army. that the Mexican au-
thorities have At last set the extradition
treaty openly at defiance. Inform them
that I shall regard their action in releasing
these murderers. indicted In Texas and
formally demanded by you, as conclusive
evidence Of either the inability to observe
the treaty or hostility To all Texans and
Americans, and perhaps both. You will
cease TO make other demands until further
orders. ! shall now appeal to the United
States Government for the redress OF our
wrongs. so long continued.
X. b. Human, Governor"
This Ia the fourteenth time that tho
Mexican authorities have neglected to
comply with the demands for the extradi.
ton Of those prisoners, but their release
has caused tho Governor TO order no fur
ther action by Extradition Agent Russell.
On tho 27th nit. tho Governor stated. AZ
ter consultation with General Ord. that
after the result IL known, which 1t was ex.
pected would be, q refusal or failure OF tho
Mexicans 10 comply with tho requisition,
he would turn the matter over TO the Gen.
eral Government. which the Governor ex-
poets will, for the first time In twenty
years, act promptly. and compel Mexico
10 do her duty. II il generally
believed . full understanding exists be-
tween tho Texas State officials and those OF
the national government. The action by
the Texas officials IL confirmed by the fol-
lowing, received by the .Ner' from Laredo:
Cant. Neal Caldwell, OF the Texas frontier
protection battalion, State troops. with
49, cr.rJs sro n.troliipg Tho river
~ cssJwai, .oriJ have e%nIis,sa a
,snn..nS man uh,Is on ronto bero' Ue IA
-.aoo,mn.nisS by ,he re-gimentai surgeon
~h,nh iooIs a.: ,hopch aetnaI service n
.n,icInstcJ IA ia rcnorted that n largo
rrnbar IN ,bs rangers arc an route from
o,hsr noints"
Cu,r,no Octobsy "A Time. New Or.
issns ANGELA say. Tho exciting news from
Ns.ieo h Attracting attention here. Fur.
,her d-evelopment are most eagerly looked
for All sorts Of views are nut forth re-
g.rding tho p~robabilities of a war, and ia
Simsnsion. Eyerybody know. that a
strpvgle. even with a mower so puny a.
Me.icn' voujd cost much In blood and
trs.snrc sill among tbc moro sober eli.
go ,h.rs h. a fcoiirv flat our Cavern.
non, c.nnot ,ssord 10 tolerate MEXICAN In.
soianoe nor M hermit tbe border TO no.
r,.in torevcr . scene ~ turmoil. Lead.
inc military men say that the
present state Of affairs on the
border cannot be endured much longer,
nn..a NV her side ~ ,he line. n will he
necessary for our troops TO occupy her
territory. which will result In war. They
think I'M. u .he crash mus. vono IT,,
Ion,.i.ns and Te,,s troops would proba.
bly, have to bear tho brunt OF tho struggle,
especially In case OF any summer
campaign In . malarious disrict' where
none but men acciimatcd 10 southern as
eases could DO used. III IN thought .
declaration OF war would excite tue wildest
enthusiasm In this city. Not u would
the vast army 0i unemployed rush 10
arms, but there are a large number
OF adventurous spirits mere ~
prosperous circumstances, for whom the
excitement OF war IL resistiess, Inc sen.
timont OF this community 10 almost solid
for war. New orleans OF all places w9ulu
be the gamer Tor she would DO Tue base
OF operations while the campaign lasted,
and when peace came tho rich territory
conquered Womb bo tributary To her COM
mercc.
Edwin Adams Benefit.
Nyw YonK. Oct. s.-Tbc public auction |
q, .s.,. for pdwin Ad,m.' bene0t per.
- A.
formanco are" . VAST ero"u W .no 'eaa'
envy Of Music this afternoon. The ORA
matte nrof.ssion was well represented. and |
=. W.
'no p'aa'ns was 'y '
Florence began tho sale oy u SNORT an
nouncement Of tho worthy object Inc
first box was knocked down to MT. sothern
for $500, the second 10 Tony ras.or 'ior
s,So ' Anu v" w.s.,nv ~ Tho Edwin Adams
benefit committee this afternoon IL was
resolved to pay the proceeds OF the
entertainment to his WIFE, mrs, Mary
Adams, TO DO exclusively her own private
properly. ..
The World says Boxes were a,so Spushs
a. follows ior Ned Adams pencn'. Mssgae
Mitchell sizo, William =; rioI'roo Sio.
Horace MAi sivo, anu licnIy q. T. ~
Sivo' Anh1sR o'ue, y, A.. go II "a,
1 INN. ill., ,pa msn,c;sn Miss Rsie
singleton. Mckee Rankin. John Morrissey
and ]. q. Williamson AZ last soulerns
DOx was tOlu again, pothcih si'tnb .nV