Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-29
TIE LEc RAPHIc.
John MOrIssey Stricken
with Paralysis.
HIBERMIAMs DENOUNCED BY A
CATHOLIC PRIEST.
Insane wanderlngs OF ex.Congrcss.
man Vance.
lsr.ciAL DnrArcnrs TO rus Coin uilL
DArLr Naval
lsr.crAL DisrArcnKs TO rus ooLD Hill
DALY Naval
Nam Yrenclseo Hnrbor.

curo N A~ppropfiANou W SohBtess iot
re-survey OF San Pablo and 5uisun Bays
with . view to obtaining data on which Il
base future action concerning tho gradua
shoaling Of Gan Francisco Dav and 1T
branches. aud Of the great rivers which
fnd on outlet through II. Ho regard
this subject as one OF vast Importance. mo-
only by reason Of the effects OF debris de
poslts In impairing tho n~ivigability o.
rivers and causing foundations. but also
on pccount Of . prospective injury OF thu
most serious nature TO the foreign com
merce Of San Francisco. namely. such I
shoaling Of the bar outalde the Colder
Cats a. will eventually degrade Ban Fran
cisco harbor to Q low rank Of safety and
commercial importance. This would In.
evitably result from an indefinitely contin'
ued diminution OF the tidal capacity oI
the basins Of tho bay, for tho securing
power which now dredges the channsl
through the bar would be diminished IN
equal II not greater proportion. and tho
entrance to ban Francisco harbor would
soon become moro dangerous than that Of
Columbia river, which, with its enormous
INV VI lItuu WnttIt tsio w thstAtsAb =
depth sufficient for the requirements oil
first-class vessels, or even at times for thu
domestic trade. Davis has written 10 Gov
crnor Irwin and 10 the President OF the
Ban Francisco Chamber Of Commerce for
official recommendation Of the desired ap'
preparation, and will also obtain the uni
ted recommendation Of his colleagues In
the California delegation, together with
the cordial support Of Captain Patterson,
Superintendent Of tho Coast Survey. who
says the work can DO done for eight or ten
thousand dollars. An sffort will DO direct.
ed toward having this provided by . spe.
cial item In the sundry OWL appropriation
bill.
Ex.Ceagressmsa vsaes's lassss
wsadsvisgn.
NEW YoRx. April ga Ti~,' Cincin.
natl special says EI.c Congressman Vance
arrived In this city to-day from Ban Fran
cisco. In company with Captain T. A. Nc
knight. lie was met at the depot by his
wife and Joseph Altshlre, aud started on
this evenings boat for his homo In CALI.
polls. Vance Is undoubtedly insane. His
friends are OF tho opinion that his brain
has been affected by two causes. ono the
death Of his little daughter. tho other the
fear OF his wi early demise. He labors
under the impression that he 10 ysry III.
aud 10 In constant apprehension Of death.
He 10 aware Of tho watch upon his move
ments, and asks permission to 20 out with
the docility OF . child. He Is unable 10
tell anything about his trip to Ban Fran.
cisco. 1t appears, however. that while 20.
Ing westward on tho Pacific Railroad. he
fell In with q man named Lang. whom be
had previously known. Lang suspected
from his movements that something was
wrong, and upon arriving at tho Lick
House in San Francisco. 10 teiegrsphed
vance's family. and concluded arrange.
ments for sending him homo. Vance will DO
taken to Gallipoli. and properly cared for
at his home. Tho vito Of the music
teacher who disappeared simultaneously
with him has been heard from In wash.
ington. II IL definitely known that she
did not accompany him In HE digit.
Dr. Tying Retires.
New YORK. April 2o.-Tho venerable
rector OF ST.. Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church, Rev. DR.. Steven II. Tying. ST.,
preached his farewell sermon this morn.
ing. Speaking OF his ministry. he said II
had been no exception 10 the general rule
governing tho world. The labor and re-
sponsibility were great. and this. with bis
feebleness Of body. led him 10 voluntarily
retire. He thanked the congregation for
their kindness 10 him, aud said he had
much for which to DO thankful daily and
nothing Of which TO complain. When
speaking Of tho severance Of the relations
between them his voice faltered. At the
close he was led out Of the church leaning
feebly on the arm. Of. n OF tho congre-
CATION.
Asound hssanser Ashore.
NV LONDON. c.. April 2s.-The pro
psller City OF New Bedford. Of the New
Bedford and New York Steamship Com.
pany. with freight and passengers for
New York. went ashore on tho south end
Of Fishers Island, south Of Long Island.
In q dense fog Saturday night. Tugs and
schooners have gone to hor. II 10 believed
, I'M. ma hors' " '"' A"' '
The attempt to aost the City Of Now
Bedford was unsuccessful. she bilged.
and at last accounts was flling rapidly.
All hands left her at I O'Clock this After
noon. About one.third OF tho cargo was
removed. Further efforts 10 save her will
be made tomorrow.
I~uibsruiaus neuouuced from the
Puip,s.
v,..., N... Inr,i "a -p,,,.., .,n.
dred people attended tho ca'holie ohurch
Io-dAy' Attracted W ,no e.Pe''s"oh mA'
Father Cuadsdy would siiade 70 'no Gon.
W orW,r :,ni'n"' rba Rer. Fsibsr dsooun.
ced the order In most severe terms. de-
clared the pows In the church held BY
them vacant, and warned Americans
against the order. ~ the Mollle Mcguire
IN pennsyllvsnia might 3 70
peated In New England. members OF the
order declare their Intention 70 adhere re-
CARELESS OF tns aeuon OF 'ne CHURCH,
Ness, from the Nssissal CAPITAL.
w,.v,,o,os ApriI ao.-priend, a, nm.
~. p..,as p.r,ro.a go A.. rro.n .t
AZ. r...,gs NJ ,he hin ou-,r,nt.eIny NAV.
80, :, ,r,o,.., on ,ho hond, a, ,hs nm.
nsny. etc. Arc coutinusily Improving.
The new Mexican minister. sumscona.
will present his credentials 70 the Prcsi'
uent biis VIVA.
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