Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-13
Our San Francisco Correspondence.
sAnrRlncIsco. Augnst ID. lee4.

Our San FRANCISCO correspondents
sAsFRAScIsco' August ~, ieo4.
EDIToRs GOLD HILL Nsws--G Gentlemen
Read Dickens description Of Marseilles in
Summer. in the oneninp, of Little Dorritt..
O. I.s;.. afto a.y Hnt
Aii. W nav oA-A A'a'.s.s y :,
as II ever gets IN TINS section OF tue coass,
dry as the Arab Desert or an old fashioned
sermon. reachine ont To sixteenthly" on
49, ~. q -
tue quesuon OF INFANT oapusm
generation through faith" and dull as the iast
new asensation story or the Greatest
Dramatic Success Of the Season." I am
half minded to leave and 90 to Sacramento.
It has even got SO dulEthat the daily list Of
stock sales is no longer published, and when
YOU ask man to drink he will sometimes
require half an hour to make up his mind
before he will accent the proposition. This
Is a dull place now sure enough.
Nr1irARy kFraIns.
-. -.
Gen wrignt Is on a Slsit 70 'ie eis '9. auu
despite OF the attacks OF the ultra raoicais,
and the even more injurious effects of the
cheers which the Copperheads gave him at
their meeting at Hayes Park, ne mas . aoIn.
assvs u WIZ tSe aa s 81 tSs neope Il was
generally anticipated that General Mcdowell
would order the arrest of Zach Montgomery
for his late speech at HAYES Park, but up
! 10 this time nothing of the kind has occurred,
and everything Is Still ouiet on the banks OF
Mission Creek. The seizure of arms by the
Federal authorities, on board the sloop Haze
at Half Moon Bay, IS sad blow 70 tne hopes .s
o. tue NeaiSan i ~ auS . EnS,;sS.
man WHO had the matter in charge had not
more sense than to allow them to be nipped,
as they could have been safely landed IN
Mexico ana might have turned the scale in
favor Of free government, and against foreign
intervention in American affairs. AT any
rate they would have helped poor Juares TO
prolong the struggle until We could have had
| one hand free from the throat OF the accursed
rebellion, and found time to help our Span
! ish American brethren to expel the invaders
| from their soil. The parties who were on
board the sloop have been let off, but the yes.
sci still lies under the guns OF Alcatrsz, and
the arms will be regularly coniscated to the
! United States.
CLEAN OF LIGHT.
M, ,,;- 49, ;rs,N,ror,b. ,be nevs of
Inc "" - .s No. -, a. FL
the successful a''acA oa saoUie :, VIC
raj fleet, and the defeat oil johnston AFTER 50
long period of doubt, defeat and almost de-
snair. we have at last CLEAN of light in the
horizon. God grant that it may be the har-
binoer Of. the day dawn of Victory The
nic6t has been dark and long, and the prayer
Of Freedom is for light. -
pprrpS M sES.ToR CONFESS,
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noh' 'ohh eonueSe
s.i'ueu'S " INC 'as' ''''eA =, ,,'.
aueu Ut ms iooans a. 'ue ASu1s 800, "a. -
MONDAY evening: Le ~ O. Gu m, mae
~ s ~ NJ Sns ,rn,h comneIs me 70 saw that
\ Il VAS not. The band PLAYED a number of
! inspiring national airs, but only few passing
citizens halted moment on the sidewalks to
listen to the music and inquire. what was
going on, but as soon as the air was finished
general moving on took place in every IN
! stance, and at no time was the crowd sutti-
| cient to justify even the least ambitious poll
] tician in'launching out IN speech and risk
| ing break down for the want Of hearers.
Mr.. CONFESS came repeatedly to the window
| during the performance, looked out, and then
retired again without speaking, and evidently
not little annoyed at the meagerness OF the
turnout. Whether the prejudice against our
Senator is well or il-founded, is not for me
to say, but there is no Disgusting the fact that
| it is as bitter in San Francisco to-day as 1t
has ever been, and the Angel Gabriel would
have hard time to combat such feeling
and win over TO his side people whose
minds had become so thoroughly lmpregna-
ted with hostile ideas; Such state OF affairs
is to be deprecated, but merely mention
fact which no one who has resided in San
Francisco can fail to admit.
uI1R.
| a.n, ;. -. o. .dr,;,
Aour eof.esponuen' 70 " ~ :
strong preJuaice against snor'-nailea women
and men, with long-hai parted IN the mid
| die. such as Miss Ernestine L. Rose, Abby
Rol,v ~ John e Fremont and can't saw
hat 7 admire the nassion OF croppine off the
Ao,r;ng tresses and coming out ala Butcher
Rov now so nreyalent IN America. Il has
broben mt with violence in the West, and
| The naners are fnll Of incidents illustrative of
az Iii ofFac+s thereof sinule Chicago
narer nov hsfore me. contains accounts Of
/ three cases arising in their Police Court
within = single day. Of girls being caught in
male annare1 nm he streets. You see that
The nrsaya;Iino fashion enables a man or
,roroan NJ an6ear in the carmen s Of either
ser A. will AKA how the Deuce is a modest
NO., l;La nvealf 10 detpct the fraud. Then.
man se myse,, 70 w uSss ,nS m;ssdyenl
lures might occur to mar the happiness Of
families. and ruin the peace and prospects of
such man as myself don't claim to be
woman-killer-so TO speak and have no
| idea that II left TO myself l should ever be
found acting the part of cav deceiver; but
lei ms suppose very supposable case: / 90
nm TO Virginia CITY. and nut up for the night
| Al one Of the palatial hotels of the metropo-
lis Of the Silver Land. Going out in the
evening to call ON INV brother Quill. drivers,
and as In duty bound take something once or
twice. Returning to mine hotel, I take my
key and ascend to my room, having first