Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-10
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Exciting Times Mt ChicagO-Arrest
Of Bushwhackers and other Con.
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DATES TO MONDAY.
Exciting Times Mt Chicazo-Arrest
of Bushwhackers and other Con.
HpiratOrS.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7th.-This afternoons
Journal says, yesterday kilograms were
received by John Wentworth, announc-
ing the coming of large number of
Bushwhackers. Colonel Sweet, COM
mauding Camp Douglas was communicate
ed with, and orders were at once issued for
the arrest of the desperadoes upon their
arrival. The military and police have
succeeded IN picking up hundreds of
them. A propeller having on board
nearly hundred suspicious characters
arrived here this morning from Canada.
Col. Sweet has proof in his possession
that it was the plan OF the rebel conspira-
tors to release the rebel prisoners at Camp
Douglas and burn the city. The Camp
was to have been attacked on two sides
tomorrow night, the Sth, and the prison.
ers released, and the city pillaged and de-
stroyed by fire. The police made raid
early this morning, on the Donelson
House, on Canal street, and captured for
ty Bushwhackers who had been tracked
there. All of them were armed to the
teeth.
CA1cAeo, November 7th.-A mounted
patrol of five hundred men has been or
ganized BY the citizens for the protection
of the city. They will be on duty all
night, there is enough military force here
to prevent an outbreak.
California News 20 via New York.
New YORK, Nov. THE Commercials
Washington dispatch says California Off
Gals express fears that the French and Sc
cession refugees in Mexico will endeavor
to expel the American Minister from So
nora and excite tumult between the two
countries.
The Capture Of Plymouth by our
Forces CONFIRMED.
The Richmond Enquirer of Nov. Sd,
announces the capture of Plymouth, (N.
c. by our gunboats. After three hours
fighting the forts were passed, and all their
guns dismounted, when the rebels evacu-
ated under severe fire.
Pirate on Lake Huron.
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.--Richmond and Han
cock, agents of the New York line Of
propellers, received a dispatch to-day to
the effect that the Canadian steamer Geor-
gan, fitted out as a pirate, is on Lake
Huron.
Another Railroad Accident.
New YORK, Nov. THE express
train from Dunkirk, On. W this morn
ming, was thrown down an embankment
forty feet by the displacement of a switch.
The engineer of the train was seriously
hurt; there were also forty others injured
whose names are not known. Of these
number were dangerously injured. I'm
der the debris could be seen number OF
bodies which have not yet been recovered
from the wreck.
Latest from the Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToMAc,
November 6.-Quite lively time occurred
between the pickets on the left of our line
on Friday night the 4th, resulting in loss
of men on each side. Yesterday there
was good deal of artillery firing near the
Jerusalem plank-road, without loss to u.s.
Last night, the pickets in the same vicinity
opened fire shortly after dark and kept ii
up sharply all night. About II o'clock A.
NJ. the rebels attempted TO advance their
picket line to recover the ground our men
took last week, but failed.
Movements of the Armies ofthe south.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7th.-It is estimat-
ed that during the last week fifty thousand
persons have left Washington to vote at
the Presidential election.
4 letter received in this city from an
officer in command of one of the vessels OF
the rans-Mississippi squadron, dated at
Chattanooga, Nov. LIST, says my boat had
two brushes with Hoods forces, and re-
pulsed him both times. He has now gone
below the shosls, and large portion of
his army has arrived at Florence, Ala,
for the invasion of Middle and Eastern
Tennessee. Sherman pursuing, General
Gross flanking, and Gen. Thomas is ahead.