Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-24

Federal troops Reported at Darlen,
Georgia.
The Savannah Republican Of March 9TH
has rumor that the Yankees were in COLI
siderable force on the previous evening at
Darien, Ga.
Ohio Democratic Convention.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 23.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention met to-day and or
ganized bv the election of George Rex as
President. After considerable SQu7bbiing
and confusion, created BY the Vallandigham
men, the following delegates to the National
Convention were elected: William Allen,
George II. Pendlcton, Allen G. Thurman and
X. P. Ramney. Two hundred and eleven
votes were cast BY the Fallandigham men,
two hundred and fifteen being necessary TO a
choice. George E. Pugh and Thomas w.
BARLEY were chosen Senatorial electors on
the Presidential ticket. Resolutions were
adopted opposing the prosecution OF the war
for the Subiugation OF States, asserting that
the mob spirit now abroad was the result Of
the violation Of the Constitution by the party
in power, that the tyranny OF the present adj
ministration had sown the seed and we are
now reaping the harvest Of crime. A full
state ticket was nominated.
Military Intelligence.
CHICAGO, March 23.-The statement of the
number of men due from each State, under
all calls, including the last for 900 men,
does not include the re-euliStment Of vetcr
ans up to March LIST, 1864.
McDougal Exhibiting Himself
New YORK, March 23-A special dispatch
To the Commercial says: McDougIl, of Cali
fornia, endaavured yesterday to force before
the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations,
OF which he is n member, some sort OF re-
port for or against the French invasion Of
Mexico. Failing in this, ne fell back upon
the resolutions which he subsequently intro
duced, and upon which he will endearor to
speak in few days, insisting that 1t Is our
duty to take SJme action in behalf oil Mexico,
even at the risk of war.
Constitutional Convention in Colo
RADIO.
DENVER CRY, c. T., March 23d.-Gov.
Evans has issued call for Constitutional
Convention, to assemble on the first Monday
in May.
The War with the Savajoes Ended.
Santa Fe papers report that the campaign
against the Nayaioes had ended. Nearly
5000 Indians were captured, who submit to
being put on the reservation established by
Gen. Carleton.
Later from Europe.
SANDY Hook, March 23d.-The City Of
Washington from Liverpool March 9th, and
Queenstown March 10th, has arrived.
The Danish war was debated in the House
of Lords, March Sth. Russell pronounced
the Austro-Prussian course unjustlhable.
Shaft and Bury urged that Il British feet be
sent to the Baltic with Austrian vessels.
Russell replied that the channel squadron
was at home, and could be sent, if desirable,
at the shortest notice.
The answer Of Denmark relative to con-
ference was expected in few days. Ii she
assents, negotiations will be continued, other
wise the war goes on. The Austrians had
made further advance into Jutland. The
investment of Fredrica by the allies was ex-
pected in a few days. The Prussian head
quarters were at Merseld, on the frontier:
The Archduke Macmillan continued at
Paris. 1t is understood that a loan cannot
be negotiated until he is established IN
Mexico.
New YORK, March pa dispatch, dated
the Sth, says: The Prussian Guard, accompa-
MED by the Crown Prince and Field-Marshal
Wrangel, advanced to day to Sonderskough,
driving the Danes back to Frederick and
capturing $50 prisoners. The Prussian loss
was small. The Austrians are advancing on
Viele.
LONDON, March lSth.-A severe fight has
taken place between the Austrians and
Danes near Viele with heavy loss on both
sides, the Danes drove the enemy back, and
are advancing in great force towards Ere
derica.