Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-03

letter written TO him by Judge Marks.
now Internal Revenue Collector at New
Orleans. wherein Marks requested witness
10 inform him tMarks) whether be had
received the appointment which be had
made application for. II not, Marks
would look after II for him. Marks also
requested witness 10 inform Mrs. Weber
that he thought he could secure her an ap-
pointment as Postmistress at Donald
sonyillc, for which place she had
on one occasion applied and been
unsuccessful, Marks being at that time OPP
posed to her appointment. Marks, pre-
yious to writing this letter, had been 10
Donaldsonville and requested Mrs. Weber
10 make q statement TO the effect that she
had never known Of the Sherman letter.
During this visit. Marks told witness and
his sister.in.law that they were both 10 be
summoned % witnesses before the In
v~estigating Committee. Witness stated
that Is ho was under the impression that
the approaches made by Marks were
merely with . view Of influencing his tes-
timony before the committee. he gave him
no encouragement whatever. Marks had
stated 10 certain parties that he could con-
troll Mrs. weber's testimony before the
committee.
Witness was, after some further unim-
portant testimony ordered 10 report TO the
Louisiana Sub Committee on the 10th
instant. when his GROSS examination will
DO begun by General Coz.
The committee then adjourned until
July 10th.
An Iassrvisw with Eugene sehuy.
Ter.
NEw YORK. July "a TrL1@s reporter
has interviewed Eugene Schuyler. now
here. He said. "I think Russia had good
cause In the present war. England Is con-
tending for an idea that has become anti.
quated. think Constantinople has Loaf
its importance a. the key 10 the East, and
that Its occupation by Russia would not
eudanger British interests. Russia ought
to have the liberty Of tho straits ~ the
United States had Of the great lakes and
tho st. Lawrence" Schuyler then pass ed
on to other subjects. saying his wife Is q sis
ter OF Madame wAddington. Ho continu'
ed "The Republican cause In France
has been aided, and the Bouspartist and
Monarchical parties have been depressed,
by the interest which the Prince Of Wales
has shown In the Republic. The Prince ID
much liked and respected In Paris. The
Princess Of Wales, on the other hand. made
o bad impression. She 10 very deaf and
must depend ON her pretty face 10 recon-
mend her. Her brother. the Crown Prince
OF Denmark, 10 also deaf, and tho heir u
tho Belgian throne has tho same infrmity,
Tho Prince Of Wales easily carried of the
honors. Answering tina question, els Il
true thst Won have been recalled from Con,
stantinopie Al the reouest of the Porte
m.de because of the mari Won took In Bull
aria" He replied.. Those reports dit
moi Gonna from ma. II Ia not .sttled yel
where I shaII 90. THE Consul 0eneralship Al
Co-nst.ntinonie has not been made vacant.
I sbonlJ mot be CORY 10 leaye n Tor 4 civ.
ilized country"
Tea hrosck ANA Mo'''e neUs!sS'
LOUISVILLE. July 2.-Crowds have begun
10 arrive Al the hotels, and tho excitement
over the blg r,eo between Ton Brock and
,,S,u- v.".-.--u .a.. =. :, 90, h.,,
M.nv ar. NJ %oninion that Ten proeck will
beat the mare In tho frat heat. while
others are equally sanguino she will win
the neat anu race. in a'ineo = ,h ~
Tue oA,"on'. aeas ~ nn,hsr. ts;,
sIouuu, anu nnVns p,,L ho.s. 4,
proPoruon ~ ,Aui. ,,on .ma - ~,
sne pess po..u. in. mn. 49, Laan ,hary
a., n.nnsr ms,,,o NJ Win,er. owner q,
A. tII .C--.- E.I.. $4,000 an. 80.