Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-13
Later Dispatches.
ESPECIAL TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. l3.

Important and Late from Mexico!
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-The Mexican Min
lister has received advices from the Juarez
Government to January 22d. Juarez was at
Saltillo.
The reported capture of the city of San
Luis Potosi, is not confirmed, although Dab
lado had entered that State.
The Archbishop and numerous Bishops
had entered protest in the name Of the
whole Mexican clergy against decree of the
French regency, declaring that acquisition Of
the Church property under the acts OF the
Liberal Government, should be forfeited BY
the courts. In this protest the Bishops say
their condition is worse than under Juarez.
With other grievances, they mention the fact
that they have no liberty to express their
opinions. The protest concludes by excom-
municating the authority who issued the de.
cree and all yielding obedience to it.
Congressional.
CHICAGO, Feb. l2.-The enrolment bill
was discussed in the House during the whole
of YESTERDAY. An amendment was adopted
providing for the appointment Of Commits
sioner to each slave State represented In Con-
grcss to award just compensation, not exceed
ing $500 for each slave, to the loyal owner Of
any slave who volunteers, payable when the
master frees the slave. 1t is thought the
House will vote on the bill before adjourn
ment to-day.
AVoice from North Carolina.
New York, Feb. l2.-The Raleigh (N. c.
Progress contains strong article against the
new Confederate enrolment act, and says ii
Congress don't unflstcn the military despot-
ism from the people they must submit quiet
" or resist the tyranny, that resistance to
tyrants is obedience to God, and that the
people OF North Carolina will not hesitate as
to which course they should pursue.
The European War.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2S.-Thc Danish ques-
ton continues threatening. Engiandremon-
strates against warlike preparations. 1t Is
reported that twenty or thirty thousand troops
will be placed on war footing. The Aus
tria-P russian Vanguard was ordered to march
from kicl to the Elder canal. General Berg
has issued an order to the effect that Poland
will in future be governed by martial law
1t is stated that the Danish Government
has purchased the powerful iron-clad of the
CLYDE, which was constructed for the Con-
federates.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 30.-It is officially an
nounced that Austria and Prussia have re-
fused the application of Denmark for month
or six weeks delay, and that the Prussian
troops entered Kicl January 18th.
Duke Augustanberg's Citizen Guard was
ordered to withdraw. .....
LONDON, Jan. 30.-France and Russia
have come to the conclusion to agree with
England, but will leave active interference to
England.
1t is reported that Austria and Prussia
have assured England and France that they
do not intend to attack the integrity of Den
mark, but only to force Denmark to carry
out her engagement.
An alliance has been concluded between
Denmark and Sweden.
The French Chamber of Deputies had at
last adopted the address, only II votes being
in opposition. Opposition members strongly
advocated rupture of diplomatic relations
with Russia, and the assertion of the rights
of Poland, and also the evacuation of Rome
The Polish insurreetion was reported to
be increasing in Lubec.
LONDON, Jan. 30.-The Prussian troops
continue to advance, and their commander
had demanded the evacuation Of Schleswig
by the Danes.
From New York.
New YORK, Feb. PA. J. Butler, bro
Their Of General B. F. Butler, died yesterday.
Gold, to-day, 81 59!.