Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-17
Late from Kentucky.


CHICAGO. March l6-Therc is considerable ex.
cigeinent in Kentucky. caused by the action Of
the Frde H. authorities in enrolling slaves in that
STATE preparatory TO the draft. Gov. BTGmletr
has issued al address which is in substance a.
follows:
"FEAXKFoKr, March l6.- Fellow citizens:
In view uf the disturbance OF the pOPu.
llr mind produced BY the enrolment of
saves for the army in Kentucky, it il deemed
Dru,!.it 10 make the following suggestions for the
brpciir and guidance OF all loyal men of Ken
lucky. Your indignation should not move you
to commit acts OF violence, nor TO unlawful r..
s:stance. Standing as we have stood and will
ever stand. for the Constitution, the Union and
the enforcement Of the laws, we must meet and
correct unjust and unconstitutional Legislation by
legitimate appeal TO the constituted tribunal uf
the Government and through the ballot box dis
place those who prevent or abuse the trust com
init cd 10 them.
" This is the only true mode of maintaining the
Constitution. the Union and the enforcement of
the laws Merely enrolling the names of slaves
does not affect any right OF the citizen. We
should abide By aud maintain the laws, md pur-
sue in the modes provided by law, the remedy it
atforGa Ii any violence OF wrong TO the person
or property OF citizen be committed by any Off
Ger or soldier against the known laws of the land
make your accusation in the mode prescribed by
law and if the commanding officer refuses or
neglects to Use hs utmost endcavors to arrest the
officer or soldier under his command, and hand
him or them over to the civil magistrates for
trial, when officially advised of the facts the
Executive of the State will prefer charges and
demand a court martial, and under the Constitu
ton. and in accordance with law, assert and urge
your rights. 1t is our duty to obey the law until
declared by judicial decision unconstitutional
The citizen, where property may be taken under
the law for public use, will be entitled under the
imperative mandate of the Constitution to just
compensation for the private property taken
for public use Although the present Congress
may not do justice, yet it il safe to rely upon
the American people, and an appeal to them will
not be UNDECIDED or unanswered
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, March l6th.-In the Senate
CONFESS of California introduced bill authoriz
ing the erection of buildings for II Branch Mint in
San Francisco, read twice and referred to the Com
mttre on Finance.
The Senate cOucurred in the House amend.
ment to the gold bill, which now only awaits the
signature of the President to become a law.
From Europe.
HALIFAX, March I6th.-The Arabia from Lv-
erpool 5th, ind Queenstown, March 9th, has ar
rived Danish affairs reported unchanged
The Archduke MaNimilian arrived at Paris,
March 5th 1t is reported that he will embark
for Mexico on the 25th NIL difficulties having been
settled.
Prussan minister Manteuffel to Vienna, hud the
desired result, AusriH having consented to a con.
tinuation of operations in Jutand. The Federal
Diet had officially announced that it had received
no invitation TO conference.
Tho Daily News replies to the snecrs of the
Times at General Banks General Order regulat.
ing negro labor, and applauds the measure as n
necessary preparatory step from slavery to free
dom.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Shaw called
the attention of the Members TO the course
pursued by the Confederate agents In England in
fitting out war vessels, and moved for the papers
on the subject. He denounced such proceedings,
and regretted that the Alabama was not detained
He said that all such vessels should be prohibited
from entering British ports
The Solicitor General explained and defended
the course of the government, and asserted that
every effort hal been made to honestly carry out
the laws and maintain neutrality. He admitted
that such vessels might be prohibited from enter
ing British ports, and said the government was
considering the subject of how they could remon.
strate with the rebel government.