Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-14
TO-DAY'S DISPATCHES!
THE ELECTION IN OHIO!
JOHN BROUGH ELECTED
GOVERNOR!
ELECTION IN PENNSYLVANIA!
GOV. CURNIN REELECTED!
San Francisco, Oct. Nth.

CINCISNArI, Oct. l4.-Election quiet;
very large vote; business suspended i'll
large cities. Cincinnati gives Broush
5000 majority, Cleveland 2,4OO, Cuyahoga
county about 5,000-all Union gains.
Dayton city, acknowledgements home, gives
Brough 267. Every county heard from,
except Butler, gives Brough large MAORI
ties. Troops at Charlestown give Brough
1888, Vallandigham 80. The 18th and
10th regiments were nearly unanimous
for Brough.
PH1LADELrHIA, Oct. 13.-Voting pro-
crossing quietly, Scattering returns show
republican gain, except i'll Schuykill,
Northampton and Berks counties, where
Woodward gains considerably. Ten
Philadelphia wards give Curtin 5000 ma
jority, Lancaster 5000, Allegheny 5000.
1t is supposed Curtin'S majority in Phila-
delphia will reach 5000, figures thus far
10000. Republicans claim the State by
$4,000.
New York, Oct. l3.-On the night of
the 9th the rebels sent torpedo"s attached
to raft from Charleston to the IronsidcS,
off Fort Moultrie. \ torpedo exploded
under the bow, deluging the deck with
water, extinguishing fires, killing ensign
Howard and wounding seamen, but not
damaging the vessel. Monitors are doing
picket duty off Sumter. Gilmore Is
erecting more batteries on Morris Island.
The Times, dispatch from Washington,
later intelligence, says our forces have
evacuated Culpcpper. Stores not carried
away were burned. 1t is reported that
the rebel army had crossed the Rapidan,
and Meade had fallen back to the Kappa
hammock. Prisoners captured say Long
street had returned from the Southwest.
The rebels commenced crossing the Rap
pahannock on Thursday, i'll direction Of
Madison, with evident intention to turn
Meade's right wing. Heavy cavalry rein
forcementS have been sent to the front.
Rebel cavalry hold the gaps on Bnl Run
mountains. A large force sent yesterday
will dislodge them.
MORRIS ISLAND, Oct. 5.-There was so
much damage done to the IronsideS by
rebel torpedocS that it is seriously con-
templated sending her north for repairs.
Our naval picket-boats were attacked at
the same time. 1t is believed the rebels
would soon make demonstration on our
feet with rams, as three of our Monitors
are ABSENT to remove harbor obstruc-
tons arrived.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ia Lcavcnworth
dispatch says Blunt had secured the
country cast and south of Fort Blair,
and is satisfied that the enemy have all
gone South. He followed them 80 miles
from Fort Gibson. Herring has arrived
from Bakers with Major Curtis body.
Of so prisoners taken by rebels 80 were
murdered after capture.
WAsu1NGToN, Oct. l3.-Information
received yesterday says Mcades army fell
back this side the Rappahannock, follow
ed by Lees army in great force about ore
mile from south side of the river. The
enemy were moving up by the Valley on
the southern bank of Robinson river.
The Fedcrals, under Buford, crossed ut
Germany Ford and took possession of the
works abandoned by the rebels. After
our forces crossed the rebels in great force
drove Buford back across the river, and
followed him to Rappahannock Station.
kilpatrick's cavalry, yesterday, while
making reconnaissance near Madison,
was cut off on the Culpepper road by
Ewell's corps, which formed across the
only road by which he could retreat.
Fitzpatrick charged directly into them,
leading the charge in person. The caval-
ry cut their way through under tremend-
Gus concentrated fire. Meade displayed
good gencralship in bringing his army
back to line of Rappahanock. When the
enemy made up the Valley Meade made
feint of following in force to attack his
rear, massing his troops at Raccoon Ford.
This drew back Lees army and frustrated
his intended thanking movement. Meade
saved every wagon and all his stores
HALIFAX, Sept. lS.-Rebel steamer Lee
arrived from Wilmington. Was chased
by Federal blockaders. The Lee has one
shot through her.
CAIRO, Oct. 13.-Reports from below
says Richardson has been encamped at
New Albany, on Tallahatchie, but fell
back towards Pontotoc. He is reported
having 1880 men and s pieces of artillery.
Browning was conscripting on Hatchie
north of Bolivar, with bloodhounds, and
Street was plundcring citizens along the
Memphis and Charleston railroad, taking
all valuables, burning houses, killing men
who refused to be conscripted.
There is large cotton crop growing,
but little prospect of gathering.
At Little Rock all is quiet. An attack
from Kirby Smith and Price is not ex-
pected. The rebel force has been weak
cned by desertion. The Federal cavalry
penetrated thirty miles into the enemys
country, and men in considerable numbers
are enlisting in the Federal army.
From Los Angeles.
New YORK, Oct. 13.-Money steady;
sterling irregular, l6S, 10, 1859; gold
very unsettled, 'l52, loo, l52; securities
firm; SKIES 81, coupons, l0S; $50, LOG;
quicksilver, 65.
Los Angeles, Oct. l3.-First through
stage to La Paz arrived to-day with
$4,000, and ten passengers Stages
leave on steamers arrival-throdsh in five
days. The yield of the mines is immense;
three-fourths goes to Sonora. A military
post has been established near Walker,
another in San Francisco mountains, i'm
der Clacrk. Miners in for provisions re-
port rich diggings in San Francisco range
They returned Immediately. Rich gold
quartz has been discovered near Walkers.
]. Bachman, with 30 picked men. leaves
on the 25th. He will penetrate and thor