Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-04-16
FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Liberal ma
jority over the combined ~opposiHon.
including Home Rulers. viii b about
60. The Irish members who are pledged
70 follow Parnell's active policy number
80.
The Daily Nnus states that Beacons.
Geld will have an audience with the
Queen on Sunday. when he will com.
munioats to Her Majesty the decision Of
vsstsrdsy's Cabinet council. The Min.
istry will probably resign on Tuesday.
The Times, In Q leader this morning,
saws: Whoever may be sent for first by
the Queen, Il seems understood In .
ysry oral sense the decision will rest
With Gladstone, and Gladstone IL not
vet committed TO an absolute determine
ton in the matter. Il has been ascer.
tanned that . very great pressure Will DO
put on him TO accept ofacially the re-
sponsibili.y which hs cannot really
escape. -
The Newmarket handicap was won BY
P. Lorillard's Wallsnstein, Sword Dance
second, Simba third. Ten started.
Loriilard's three-year-old flly Ger.
aldins had her back broken while exsr-
oising.
ST.. P~rrrnsnuao. April 1.-THE Rus
sian Government has ascsrtainsd and IL
convinced that the Nihilist m~achinations
fnd alh1heir elements In England and
Germany, whose Governments would
have been less disposed than France 10
deliver up Hartman. A rumor IL cur.
rent, which finds general credit, that
Hartman was q German and charged to
play the game Of creating . ooldness
bstween Russia and France, and the
game has proved successful. The Swiss
Government lately gave up Q Russian
suspected Of having aided in the assas-
sination Of o gendarme while conducting
Q Nihiiist to prison. This Russian,
whose real name IL Derfeld, passed In
Switzerland under that Of Lsndop. The
greatest secrecy is observed here regard.
inQ this action oil the Swiss Government.
Eight more high officers have been
placed OF the disposal Of Gen. Melikot.
The Golos IL informed from Orenburg
that the long continuation OF winter has
completely exhausted the necsssaries OF
Life In that region. Rumors OF starva-
lion are daily increasing. Five thous-
and families cannot obtain sufasisnt
food.
The Herald states that o Russian corps
Of observation will shortly be stationed
in Turkestau on the Ceinese frontier,
under command Of Colonel Rarapalkin.
who was chief Of General Skobelofrs
staff during the Turkish war. Ten to
hitsen vessels will 60 to Chinese waters.
instead Of Ave, a. was hrst announced.
The whole Pacific feet will be under
Admiral Boutakoff, and will include the
ironclad Duke OF Edinburgh.
Madrid. April l4.-Otero, who at.
tempted to assassinate King Alfonso on
the evening Of December 30, a the
royal carriage containing the King and
Queen was passing through the royal
gate, was executed this morning. At
the time OF bis arrest Otero gave his age
as 10. Otero expressed repentance, but
refused all ministratiens Of the priests.
The regicide was executed Of $3.50
O'Clock. The authorities usually pres
emit ON such occasions were on the soaf-
fold, In front OF which o large crowd had
assembled. Perfect order was main.
tanned.
MADRID, April 15.-1n Congress today
Carosjul urged the Ministry to advise
the King To use his prsrogative mercy In
favor OF persons condemned to death,
and dwelt upon the sad spectacle the
seaffold presented. The Minister Of the
Interior replied that the sight Of persons
sssassinated was still sadder.
PARIS, April 1.-THE billiard match
between Slosson and vignaux was con.
cludsd last night. vignaux took up bis
run where he left last night and added
so points, making . total Of 1881 points
without O miss. Slosson made O great
effort to restore his fortune. and succeed
cd In making o run Of ll03 points, du-
ring which he was repeatedly chsersd.
flgnhux, u0Wovofs bootou wv WV "
quirsd for last night and won the match.
In last nights play Slosson scored 1879
points, which, added to his previous
count, makos 3l18. At the conclusion
OF the match Slosson asked Vignaux to
give him his revenge. vignaux has not
agreed to do so yet, but II 10 probable
the encounter will DO resumed In q fort
night.
BERLIN, April 15.-Ffom the 4th to
the 18th instant $500 persons left Bre.
men for England aud the United States.
The emigrants come from all parts OF
Germany and include many skilled work.
men. This decided increase OF emigra.
ton IL evidently connected with the new
Army bill and entails . very heavy loss
upon the country.
Two thousand Swedes have left here
this spring for the United States. One
thousand left Christiana on the 4th inst.
Prince Gortschakofr r. illness Ii paraly-
sis OF the bowels.
DUBLIN. April 15.-The Mansion
House Relief Committee Fund has
reached f143. 900. The expenditures to
date are E140. 000.
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