Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-26

that he thereby exhibited either Ignorance
Of Law or corrupt motives, and that ON
either superstition he 10 not ut TO DO sne
legal adviser Of tho administration. The
discussion ~cxcites considerable public IN
terest here, but In 30 far 40 IL reflects on
McCrsry's integrity, IL meets With no pup
Lie favor or countsnance, - he has never
been charged with anything dishonorable'
aud his ability Is universally concsded.
President Hayes and the seathsrs
Question.
WASHINGTON. March 25.-Ths President
stated tonight that there wa NO Informs
ton regarding the louisiana Commission
that could properly DO made public as
present. There 10 much conversation
here about written pledges said to have
been given by President Hayes closest
friends and advisers during the progress
Of the electoral count 10 certain Demo
Gratis. The following are the facts /: when
tho flibustering In the House was at ih
height. several Democratic Senators,
among whom was Senator Gordon, were
called into counsel by some OF the South
ern Democrats. who felt IL TO DO their duty
TO vote against all dilatory motions and
10 stand by the Electoral bill In good
faith. Senator Gordon stated that no had
no responsibility a. 10 the count, mas
much a. ho was not q member OF the
House. but he did feel the responsibility
of protecting. o. far ~ no could, tho gov
eminent Of Hampton and the people OF
South Carolina, as he had bean specially
asked 10 do 30. and would therefore 90 70
Foster Of Ohio and others, and know In
advance Of tho completion OF the count
what was 10 DO the fate Of South Carolina
and Louisiana. General Gordon did go
with John Y. Brown OF Kentucky, and de-
mandel q written pledge In his capacity
a. q friend Of the Hampton and Nichols
Governments, that they should not be dis
tnrbed, whatever might DO tho result OF
the count. II IL alleged and denied that
some such pledges In writing were given
by Stanley Matthews and Representative
Foster.
Democratic Lies Nailed.
New Yons, March 25.-A TSibms's
Washington special says Judge Talbot,
Solicitor Of the Treasury. will submit TO
the Secretary tomorrow . report OF his
investigation into the alleged fraudulent
collection Of accrued interest on tho regis.
"'eu Oo".' W
siso. " o.r,,;o ae,cisis' The rsnort IA
somewhat startling To those opponents OF
tho Administration who have been busy
conoVy" a"h ,n,n;s,..,ian AMI n. ~.
acers' The soiicitor after having care
fully examined all accusations finds that
there has never been q dollar Of &C.
interest fraudnlently paid since the
Foundation of tho G~oyernment, and that
the stories relative 10 alleged immoralities
Of certain high officials are utterly with
out foundation. and appear ~ have been
invented and circulated for o purpose best
understood by their abettors and mis-.
cLisyous authors. Tho result Of the re-
noyt will undoubtedly la an immediate
~ ,ha on,cers WHO baye ham an.
a..a"1 ~ ,v,,;n"or,nr ,b.sa irycntion,-
eAe'"
The spanish Troops Ia Cuba.
w,suyoroy. March 2G.-A telegram
~. -. -. A., n.. u.,,,n..
from HAVANA s'a"S nA' uen
commander OF the spanish forces
In Cuba. has addressed tho following dis
patch to his Government regarding the
situation in Cuba: 81 have
placed In the most suitable positions the
seventeen ballai,o,s anu n,usn sIuL,rohs.
,roon. remain in the territory Of Cines
villas. for the purpose Of maintaining
preventing inoendiar1sm, mt ouhsr
.,o,;a~sd a, ninc bs,,siIon.. with nine pisoes
artillery. 10 guard tho Trocha. Tho ro-
nainder Of the available forces will al.
rance to-day toward tho eastern part Of
The island Ia order 10 clear II from rowing
Of Insurgents. Since ] have com.
nanded the army. tho losses OF tho enemy
havo been 70j dead, at least 200 wounded.
and is9 prisoners made on the field Of bat
lie. Besides these. 1851 insurgents, n
1854 from the insnrgent camps
have surrendered themselves or been cap
lured by our troops on their march. Our
loss during this period consisted OF
l9t dead. Az wounded, 20 bruised, M III
prisoners or missing"
Land Patents.
w,.u,,orov March os-p.t.nts warn
o. a.. ..n.,o chou,.,,
,omnr;.inc q 7,7 acre. In Nout.re, ooun.
!. r.,,,orni. a. Am. hair. NJ Pelino va.