Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-03
San Francisco NewS.

The latest intelligence from San Francisco
is to Tuesday evening. We extract the fol-
lowing from the dispatches in the Saera-
mento Bee and Union: {
Letters from Acapulco say thatthe French
are compelling all foreigners to aid in de-
tending the city from the Liberals, and the
arrival of the Saranac is anxiously expected
BY Americans. ..,
Panama letters suggest the probability
that the headquarters Of the Confederatess
who are engaged in plots for the capture OF
California steamers 10 IN this CITY.
Il is raining heavily again this evening.
The charge Of assault with intent to mur-
der has been preferred against John F. Curle,
who shot Charles Stevens this morning. Ste
vens is not dangerously injured.
Frank Rivers, one Of the defenders Of Fort
Sumter, and clerk Of DR.. Ten Brock, Medl-
cal Puryeyor for the department OF the ia:
ciic, was arrested to-day on two charges OF
forging Paymasters' checks, one OF which he
sold to broker. .
Professor Silliman received dispatch yes
terday, announcing the death Of his father,
Professor Benjamin Silliman, OF apoplexy,
at Hartford, Connecticut, on the 24th. he
will return East by the steamer Of December
18th. :
The sophia Gold and Silver Mining Com
pany declares dividend Of 10 to-day.
The fall Of rain to date is over seven
inches.
Arrived, bark Smyrniote, from Honolulu,
with sugar, molasses and fruit, to Brooks &
Co. ship Summerlee, lao days from Cardiff,
with coal, to ]. w. Raymond; schooner
Storm Cloud, from Carmen Island, with salt,
to order.
Jimmy O'Farrell and Charles Moore fought
at Saucelito yesterday afternoon. Eighty
seven rounds were fought, resulting IN
drawn battle on account Of night coming on.
The advantage at the close was on the side oil
O'Farell.
Martin Nevcomb died suddenly last night
Of heart disease.
John Gallagher was arrested last night for
shouting for jeff. Davis.
An effort in the Board of Supervisors to
increase the police force to one hundred fail.
ed last evening.
Supervisor McCoppin last night endeavor-
ed to secure the passage Of an order instruct
ing the Committee on Railroads to provide
extra counsel to oppose the payment Of the
city's subscription to the Central Pacific
Railroad. The motion was defeated by tie
vote.
1t is said that sugar for thirty days con-
sumption only is in the State. This fact has
sent the prices up.
John F. Curle, clerk in the office Of J.
Mora Moss, this morning began shooting at
Charles Stevens, a fellow clerk. He fired
three shots, one Of which took effect under
the left eye, inf1icting a severe wound. Curle
has been drinking for some time, and is
supposed to have been laboring under deli
rum tremens.
A decree of condemnation was entered in
the United States District Court this morn
ing against six cases Of cigars and two cases
Of opium.
An appeal in behalf Of the claimants was
taken in the case Of the United States vs..
Domingo Peralta.
Stock sales to day are
Burning Moscow, ss55957 per foot; Ophir,
1920 per foot; Caledonia Tunnel, $l6t per
foot; Yellow Jacket, S850@950 per foot
Buckeye, $40 per foot Imperial, $l3O@lS4
per share; Sheba, $l7 per foot; Gould &
Curry, SI,575@l,6OO per foot; Chollar,
81 $3.50 per foot; Bullion, G. H, 800 per foot;
Justis, 1854 per foot Burnside, 81 per foot;
Wide West, Sl5@l54 per foot; Summer, $40
per foot.
Greenbacks, 49649Bc.