Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-09-30

terribly mutnateu' 1oh"Aut 2
at Centralia was also murdered, and three
citizens on the train were wounded and leit
N hmm nm with the train which was fired and
started off at full speed. About an hour after
the guerrillas left, Major Anderson with lou
milit;a arrived at Centralia and started IN
pursuit, they we're ambushed three miles OUT
and ninety-six of them including Major john
son were killed. The guerrillaS are under the
notorious Bill Anderson. .
The following dispatches were received AZ
Head.ou.rters tonight, from Ewing's Adju-
tant At daylight our outposts at lrOnton
were attacked and forced back to within half
mile of the Fort. The enemy made desPer-
ate effort to get possession ofshepard' noun
tain. At2P. n, they succeededin driving "a
battalion Of the l4sh Iowa into the rihe-pits'
and getting 2 six-pounders in position on the
mountains. The mountain slopes overlook
ing the fort were filed with dismounted
cavalry extending across the valley
be,vesn the Fort and Ironton, and
commanded by Marmadpke, while a
column passed around the base Of shepards
Mountain, and formed at the south. Gen.
CabelI commanded the dismounted cavalry
on the slope Of Pilot Knob. The rebel
troops being thus disposed, signal Of two
guns was fred from the Mountain, and an
assaulting column moved on our works, they
came M in fine styleto the bitches, and went
back to the Mountain in great haste, leaving
fifteen hundred killed and wounded, among
the latter is Gen. Cabell, one Lieut.. Colo
mel, two Captains, and two Lieutenants.-
| Our entire loss was 9 killed and sixty wound
ed. Yesterday at "a A. NJ, we left the Fort
and blew up the magazine. Price was COM
manding the rebels in person. Since the
reception of the above dispatch, we learn
that Ewing, after blowing up the magazine,
evacuated Pilot Knob, and brought away his
entire command. There is great rejoicing in
the city at the escape Of Ewing and his gal
liant army.
From New York.
New YORK, September 29.-Mayor Gun
ther has vetoed resolution Of the Board OF
Aldermen, to illuminate the streets in honor
| of our victories. -
The draft is progressing quietly in all the
States. ....
The Soldier Vote in New Hampshire
CONCORD, Sept. 2S.-The Supreme Court
ofNew Hampshire has decided in favor Of
the soldiers voting.
Late from Europe.
New York, Sept. 29.-The following items
of foreign news were received by the steamer
Asia, the London Globe says: The French
Government papers consider that the pros
poets o. Mr.. Mcclellan for the Presidency
are secure in the future.
The London Netcs says there can be nc
cordially in the future relations between the
United States and France, il Mcclellan bt
elected to the presidency. He being known
as strong anti-Imperialist.
Active preparations had commenced fol
manufacture of Atlantic Telegraph Cable.
The Queen of Spain. BY the advice o.
O'Donnell, has summoned Nurvoez to form I
new ministry.
Baxter, in addressing his constituents a
Moutrose, Scotland, expressed sentiments o
hearty sympathy with the Unionists Of Amer
lea.
The Times lectures the Australians WHIT
talk of separating from England. 1t say
their charge is, that England has not beef
allowed to indulge her taste in military glory
The Times proceeds to show the Australian
that had England gone to war with Russia
on account of Poland, trouble and disaste
might have fallen. upon, them. Russia, ex
pecting an outbreak, had instructed her Ad
mirals on the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts Il
reach theirrespectiye ports BY different route
for common rendezvous, since ascertained Il
be mid ocean. The feet thus assembled wa
to hold itself in readiness and bear down OF
the Australian colonies.