Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-06-24

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Sr. PrrEnsBURo, june 24.-It 10
stated that one OF the Russian Generals
proposes to allow freedom Of the press
in bis government, and -dssirss to have
Newspaper established in which all the
ideas OF the Nihilist journal Land and
Liberty can DO freely discussed. It Is
said the Emperor has sanctioned the
idea.
Row.. Juno 24.-Ths reason that
Garibaldi seeks to annul his marriage
vith Nine. Raimondi IL that the pension
Of 5000 francs annually granted his
hsiy would otherwise 60 70 her child,
though he IL not his father. while his
own children (sll illegidmate) would
got nothing.
ment has submitted to the Chambers .
bill regulating the details Of the return
Of the Chambers to Paris. II Axes the
arst meeting Of the Legislature In Paris
on November 8.
HALIFAX, June 24.-Captain Gold.
smith and wife, from Boston, bound
around the world In o small boat, Ar
rived here last Saturday evening. and
sailed yesterday for England via New.
foundland.
LONDON, June 24.-Alsxandria and
Cairo kilograms state that the abdioation
of the Khedivs IL imminent. Other tele-
grams state that though willing to pay
bis creditors, hs viii not abdioate.
LONDON, June 2s.-Ths Psst proposes
q national subscription to raise . monu-
ment to the memory OF the Prince In.
psrial; o bronze statue, representing the
Prince in the uniform In which he died,
10 suggested.
Major Cavagnari has arrived ct Simla,
and will start for Cabool In July, The
Amesr will send an escort to Shutsr-
garden Pass to meet him.
A telegram from Callao states that the
Peruvian ironclsd turret ship Huasoar
bombarded Antofogasta and captured
two CHILEAN transports, q Q Chilian
man-of.war. The Cavsndaga. . wooden
vessel, stranded. There has been an in
decisive engagement between the Huas-
oar and the Gillian ironclad.
PANS, June 2l.-A dispatch says the
embarrassment OF the Bonapartists 10
increasingly manifest. Prince Jerome
ia very reticsnt since his arrival in Paris
aud is apparently awaiting the action OF
Rouher. Il il not believed that Prince
Jerome will agree TO DO q %pretendsr him.
self or permit his son to become one.
In the event OF Prince Victor sndeavor.
ing to tsmporize In not distinctly
accepting the position, the Bonspartists
will probably fall back on Prince Charles
Napoleon, tha President Of the Corsican
Councils General. Prince Charles 10
forty years Of age. He has no IONS or
ROYAL connections, and 10 much less
eligible as O candidate than Victor.
Prince Jerome Napoleon has declared
that be will not sbdicate his rights.
The Figaro asserts that the Prince I'm.
psrial, before leaving England, wrote Q
political testament in the presence Of
two English officers.
NEWCASTLE. UPON TIM. june 23.-Ths
private sculling trial between Frederick
A. Plsisted Of New York and William
Nicholson OF Stockton, England, took
place on the Tyne this morning. and
ended in Plaistsd's easy defeat by Mob.
olson. The contest was viewed by 0
comparatively small number Of people.
The champion. Hanlon. who 10 an old
friend OF Plaisted's, remained in New.
castle to witness the race.
PARIS, June 23.-Ferdinand do Les
seps, in Q lecture at Amiens, stated that
the 6rst sod OF the Panama Canal would
be turned January, ], 1880. and that
with 10000 navvies. including some
Chinese and 1900 Brazilian negroes,
the work would be completed In eight
years.
Queen Victoria, accompanied BY
Princess Beatrice and Prince Leopold,
visited the Empress Eugene al Chisel.
hurst to-day. The Queen had an hours
interview with Eugene.
BELoRApE, June %. - The Russian
and Servian Commissioners having been
unable TO arrange . boundary In the
neiRhborhood Of HULA, . Russian cap
tain with 800 men drove the Ssrvians
back to the boundary existing previous
to the war, threatening 10 shoot any one
coming within o league Of 1t.
BERLIN. June 2S.-It II officially an.
nounced that the German Court will 60
into mourning for n week fa( the late
pv;pna Tnparial