Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-08-13
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

LONDON, August l2.-Great alarm
and agitation are said to prevail in the
vicinity Of New Ross on account OF the
mystery and evidences Of organization
surrounding the Boyd outrage. The
DISCUSSES Of the perpetrators were 30
perfect that Identification is unlikely.
Marked attention has been drawn to the
fact that weapons abandoned by the
murdersrs are Enfield rides, bearing the
Government brand.
In the House OF Commons today
Stafford Northcote called attention to
the New Ross outrage. and stated that
the guns used were long Enfield rifles,
with b~ayonsts.
Forester, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
said that the late Government had
ordered the sale Of the guns.
DUBLIN, August 12.-The Marquis OF
Waterford has received Q letter warning
him against attending the Royal Agri-
cultural Socisty's show. as he would be
shot. The Marquis attends the show
Notwithstanding. He voted against the
Compensation bill.
LONDON, August l2.-Mr. Lewen, JUS
tice OF the Peace. writes to the newspa.
psrs, denying the statement. published
Yesterday, that he had been fred upon
In the neiRhborhood Of Tipperary.
Another detachment OF marines has
left for Ireland.
CoRx, August 12.-At l o'clock this
morning q large party Of men left the
shore in six whalsboats and boarded the
Norwegian ship Juno, repairing ct
Queenstown, went into her hold and
stole three cases OF rifles, which formed
a part Of her cargo. The robbers cut
the telegraph wires leading to Cork.
LONDON, August IA Quettah dis
patch says: There Is q fear among mil.
itary men that the ~disssnsions In Ayoob
Khan's camp will cause him to retreat.
In which case we should have before Us
q march to Herat. The troops, however,
are 30 anxious to retrieve their defeat,
that even a march to Herat would be
ohssrfully undertaken.
LONDON, August l2.-Ths train which
met with an accident on the Midland
Railroad, between Leeds and Lancaster
yesterday, was the local fast train RIM.
ming from Leeds to Morsoombe. All
the persons injured or killed belonged
to that section. The train left the track
while passing q switch near Wenning-
ton Station, at q speed OF thirty miles
an hour. The forward carriages tele-
scoped. and the others were piled on
them in q heap. but serious casualties
were confined to the last two carriages.
PANAMA, August 3.-A contract has
been signed in Guatemala for the
extension OF the San Jose and Excuintla
Railroad to the capital. q distance OF
forty.fve miles. The contractors are
William Name and Louis Schlsssipger.
who have Just successfully completed
the section which runs from the princi.
pal port OF the Republic to EIeuintla, q
distance OF thirty.threo miles. The con.
tractors represent q California company
and have abundant means to accomplish
the contract In eighteen months.
The Nicaragua Railway 10 progressing
rapidly, grading being nearly completed
from Coyinto to Lion. The bridges.
rails, etc., are on the ground. and It Is
certain to DO opened for traffic within q
few months. The complications with
Guatemala and Honduras on the one
side and San Salvador and Costa Rica
on the other are threatening to disturb
the tranquility Of Central America.