Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-10-15
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Death of Judge Tangible Nary
I land Election-Capture of Rome,
GeorRia-Gen. Wheeler Dashes INTO
Marietta, Georgia, and leaves Ms
mark.The Yellow Fexer.HecGSin,
struc notion of the Union Talked OF ~
the South Late from Norm
carolina From Missouri from
CRnada-Late and Important Iro'n
MexicO-Fronl China.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-Chiet Justice
Roger B. fancy. died on Wednesday
evening, the 18th, aged eighty-seven (SO
years. IT.. '...
BALTIMORE, Oct. l3.-Scattering re-
turns from the counties are coming III,
and indicate that the vote on the new
constitution will be close. The soldiers
vote will probably be required to deter
mine the result.
New YORK, Oct. lS.-The Richmond
Wing, has u dispatch from Augusta, Ga,
which says: The reported capture OF
Rome, Ga, with 5000 negroes is con-
tirmed. The Yankees destroyed all their
stores, and two squares in the business
part of the town.
General Wheeler dashed into Marietta,
Ga, and burned block of stores and
houses.
The Yellow Fever still prevails at
Charleston.
CAIRO, Oct. l2th.-The Montgomery,
Ala, appeal confesses that there is an
uneasy feeling prevailing in the popular
mind, engendered by the belief that there
is an under current prevailing in the
South, i'll favor of reconstruction. 1t
says this subject is talked of in private
circles, and discussed in public assem-
blies. There are few who have the teme-
rity to avow themselves in favor of this
method of closing the war. Some sort of
reconstruction is spoken of by some, and
another sort by others. 1t is evident no
concentration of ideas on the subject can
be had. Such being the fact, such dis
cussions can result only in evil.
New YORK, Oct. l3.-The Heraid'S
Newbern, n. c., letters say: The yellow
Fever is still raging violently. Numerous
deaths are reported.
Several escaped prisoners from Ander-
sonville, Georgia, who have arrived at
Newbern, say that over one hundred
escaped on the same night, with them
many refugees are arriving from Whining
ton, mostly females.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l3.-The Radical Union
Convention, in the First Congressional
District, yesterday nominated Charles P.
Johnson for Congress.
Rosecranz, and portion Of his staff,
left for the front last night.
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-The Worlds
special has dispatch from Montreal,
dated Oct. 18th, which says: A resolu-
ton passed to-day, in the Conference, af-
frming the Confederation of the British
Provinces.
New York, Oct. l2.-MeXican Gen
erals are said to have recently arrived ut
Havana, en-. route for New York, bearing
from the Emperor Maximillian, letters to
the Mexican General Dobaldo, now in this
city, guaranteeing to him safe conduct to
the Mexican Capitol.
4 City of Mexico letter, dated Sept.
2Sth, SAYS: "The war is virtually at an
end. 4 large body of the Republican for
ces has been routed not far from Durango.
1t was led by General Ortegn, who has
managed thus far to prolong the struggle.
Only few bands of guerrillas remain to
keep up the semblance of war. Some of
the French regiments are only waiting the
arrival of transports to carry them back to
France.
The London Times correspondent, wri-
| ting from Nankin, subsequent to the cap
ture, says: Nankin, will now be re-
opened to foreign trade. The subjects of
England, France and America, enjoying
equal privileges.