Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-10

TO Thg MohoPoltaIe.
And Doorkeeper Fields is a
Republican After All.
OK AN ARCH HYPOCRirE. WHICH
IS MoRE LIKELY.
ESPECIAL DurAfcH TO .srHs Coin HILL
DAiLr NEws.l
secretary sherman on Resumption.
Nrw YORK. April l0.-secretsry sher-
man made . visit yesterday 10 the First
National Bank. where he discussed the con.
dition Of the bond market. with especial
reference TO the four per centa. lie said
that he would b able to resume specie
payments at the date fIed by law. and no
expressed . desire that the banks Of tho
principal citiss should aid him In every
reasonable way. The conference was held
with Q few presidents OF tho leading ma
tional banks Of this city. in the Bank Of
Commerce. Among those present were
Secretary Sherman. Attorney General Dew
ems, General Hillhouse Of the Sub.Treas-
ury, Presidents Philo @. Calhoun Of tho
Fourth National Bank. George b. Coo Of
the American Exchange Bank. Robert II.
lo"ery VI ."o Ds', sfpe.S'
ueotse sehcy VI .uo AeHoi pps.s'
y, u She,mAn VI use n"I,..;, psns
,Ieu.S, twspPsAss a.. ~, - Canmarn.
henty =, ,ai,o' ul' nesA ~I"-"hsa.;
D JScog " ,ermlIys 'no .snss
BANK. The conference iAs.eu ao1us sn
hour. . striot secrrey sss enlo'nou uPon
all who were present. o~screuA.y oneImsh
.ss, = .onsinpian b,i basn ressbed and
,hs, .h.n soms,hipc IN deunite character
WAS accomplished. he would make known
inc rssalI; ~ osnsr pss m,n
nouncsd that he hal solicited the confer
ence with the bank presidsnts Of this city
with the view OF securing .ne,, aeute 90
Mani" =, =, s,,ly d.ts' He rrferrrI 10
the mount Of gold on hand. and stated
that he was willing TO dispose OF . nun
ured mlllion louI anu n pr .us
Ave ar bs rouli .ell four mar cent Al mar.
with 4 quarter per cent. commission. His
nrono.ition. n IA stated. in that the banks
sbould sgree 10 purchase the latter securi.
he, 10 ne extept Of one hundred million,
10 be delivered In ipstallments Of from Ave
TO ten million, as the banks demanded.
The payments are To be made In gold for
the full amount OF one hundred million
by January 4, 1879, In this way II was
claimed that the Secretary would 10 able
TO reserve ten millien Of gold per month
during the Summer. and i've million per
month for the rest Of the year. and re-
sumption would b easy.
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A..~..a
WASHINGTON. April y. - Secretary
Thom,.on TO-DAY issusd His order 10 com.
r.,,., 49,. u.,-..w..
nAnuefs VI W ou''eu 'SsS'
In the South Pacific waters concerning the
| Coolie trado. The order, after citing the
-. =, w..
'A"s upon
~, information has been communicated 10
, S.v, ns,.r,m.n, nv of,cers In com.
-, "a 49,. r..
mana VI .o 'o'." -"
American ships and American masters OF
sniPs sIe nov .nesseu' 49,
In violation OF the law quoted mat .
ton, has been recently discovered on the
lsl,nu " s,.. %ia.s nn ho.r1 ~. .nt
sha,e n. number testiaed TO by the Uni.
ted States Consul at the port Of her de-
parture, and that two other American
ships are expected TO reach Honolulu with
csrgoes Of Chinese under such circum'
stances a. are calculated TO create . reason.
able belief that they are engaged In the
Coolie trade; therefore, by direction OF
the President, you are instructed 10 en-.
ploy any and All ships. o~fdeers,, marines
and seamen nnder you command 70 keep
watch pon All vessels ns.isA'ed or owned'
IN wno.e or w pA,t py cllihens oi 'ne oni-
,eu s's.., OF W oieisno' Iesiuins ~ W
onllea SsA,ss, :. ypu msy nAse ,essonAp,e
cause ~ veile'e Ina''o" a.haeu my suo,
lects OF ShihA' japan ~ oene, ofisntAi
countries Known - 'oo.es, anu u, mere.
lore you shaiI nna sumeisns p.ooi ,na'
viii c,nsr her IN he carried with her OH.