Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1863-10-12
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TO-DAY's DISPATCHES!
San FRANCIsCo, OCT. u, 1868,
The Kansas Dissatisfaction,

the Kansas and Missouri delegations, on the
subject of the military management in those
States. The Kansas delegation asked for that
State separate Department, or the removal
of Gen. SchOfcld from the command of the
Department as now organized. 1t is sup
posed that Kansas will be formed into Il
separate Department; that Schohcld will not
be removed, and that Gov. Gamble, of Mis-
Souri, will be empowered to carry out some,
if not all, the reforms demanded in Missouri.
From the Southern Army Depart
ment.
New York, Oct l0.-The steamer Eve
ming Star, from New Orleans, has arrived
with rebel officers rs prisoners.
"A letter to the headquarters of the 10Th
Army Corps, near Franklin, states that on
the Sd, skirmish took place between Davis
command and party of rebels. The latter
fled at the first fire. Their Captain was NOR
tally wounded. Ono piece Of artillery was
captured by our troops.
The health of the Federal army in the
South is excellent.
Charleston.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.-Eichmond papers
mention no change in affairs at Charleston.
The bombardment of forts Sumter, Johnson
iltlhhAhSt NOhbihuSos
Rebel Victory at Sabine Pass.
Magrudcr, commander of the Texas reb-
els, announces brilliant victory at Sabine
Pass. He says that two gunOoats, fifteen
heavy guns and two hundred prisoners, in
cluding federal commander of fleet, were
captured, and that fifty of the fcderals were
killed or wounded, while the rebels suffered
no loss.
RoSecranS' Situation.
A dispatch from Missionary Ridge, of Oct.
4th, says: The Yankees are still working
upon their centre line, and no doubt but that
RoSecranS has been reinforced. Another line
of tents is visible this morning.
Guerrilla Operations on the Potomac.
Washington, Oct. l0th.-Last night aparty
of rebel gucrrillaS moved south of the Poto-
mac to Bailcy's Cross Reads and MmsOn'S
Hill; robbed numerous individuals of money
and other valuablcS, and exhibited the utmost
boldneSS i'll their dcprcdationS. Bailcy'S is
three miles from Fort Richardson, and other
points, visited by the robbers, are near our
lines.
VARIOUS ITEMS.
The Richmond papers demand the trial
and condemnation Of Col. Delaney, aid to the
Governor, and who BETRAYED his own SONS,
who were captured by MoScby'S guerrillas.
The rebel Gen. Iliudman is under arrest
for diSobcdicncc of orders at the battle of Chat
tanooga. Eight chaplainS who were captur-
cd with MilroyS Division by the rebels, and
conveyed to the Libby Prison in Richmond,
have arrived in Washington.
New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, October lOth.-AIoncy 6 az;
exchange, lG3 Ii; gold irregular, l4S 81,
HI 3-4, ll9 l-4-cloSing quiet, lbs 3-4; Sc
curiticS firm, l0S II. EXpIrtS, 81, 100000.
San Francisco.
OcT. l2.-'rhe steamer Constitution ar
rived yesterday and will leave on We'd
neSday.
The Russian Corvette Bogatyrc 2,2OO
tons, IS guns and 3l2 men, arrived last
night.
james Quinn fell into the bay yesterday
and was drowned. Antonio Nunes Sc
vercly stabbed Ignacio Castro and was
arrested.
Conviction of the Pirates.
To- day at half past twelve o'clock the
jury i'll the Chapman case, after an absence
of a few minutes, returned verdict of
Guilty, as charged i'll the indictment"
Great Fire in WeaverviIIe.
On the 10th instant Il fire broke out in
Wcavcrvillc, Trinity county, California,
and destroyed the Journal newspaper
office, three hotels and one third of the
town. Loss about 100000.