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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-10-11
Afternoon Session.

Afternoon Session.
CARSON, Oct. 100 =. NJ.
The Convention met again at 3 o'clock.
Mr.. Wells, from the Committee on
Permanent Organization and Order of
Business, reported as follows
PERMANENT OFFICERS.
President, Us. Slingerland. Of Washoe;
Vice Presidents, D. l.. Gregg, of Ormsby,
and N. r. Herrick, of Storey; Secretaries,
A. L. Hawley, of Douglas, and l.. L.
Crockett, of Lyon; Sergeant-at-Arms,
James McBurney, of Storey, and ]. B.
Cormack, Of Ormsby.
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
First-Reception and adoption Of Plat
form and Resolutions.
Second-Nomination of q State Central
Committee of twenty-three members, ap-
portioned among the counties as follows {:
Storey, S; Washoe and Roop, 3; Ormsby,
3; Lander, 3 /; Humboldt, 9; Douglas, l I;
Esmeralda, l Nye. l Churchill, /.
INSTRUMENTATION Of a Member Of
Congress.
The report was adopted and the perma-
nent officers took their seats on the stage.
On being introduced, Gen. Slingerland
said that to be appointed to preside per-
manently over a Convention Of Union
men Of the State, composed Of men so in
Auential and intelligent, was indeed an
honor, unexpected and unsolicited by him.
The Convention had a great and impor-
,ant duty to perform in the nomination Of
a candidate for the suffrages of the Union
men Of the State to represent them in the
Congressional Halls. He alluded to the
lively contest on the part Of the friends Of
several Of the candidates, counseled har-
mony, and maintained that the nominee Of
the Convention, whoever he might be,
would receive the hearty and earnest sup
port Of the Union party throughout the
entire State. He then announced the
next order of business to be the reception
of the report of the Committee on Platform
and Resolutions.
The committee not having como in, a
recess of fifteen minutes was taken.
On the expiration of the recess, Mr..
Hyneman Of Lander moved that the State
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Deaths.

MALCI-At the County Hospital. October 10th,
A. Malci, Il native of France-a private pa-
Giant
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GOLD AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
VI and AsSayed, ut San Francisco rates.
RETURNS IN BARS are - speedily rendered
IN Is compatible with a critical nscertainment oi
Value.
The Values stamped are guaranteed to be those
which the U. s.. Mint (Or its Branches) will de-
clare, II deposited for coinage.
Ore assays carefully made, at rates reasonably
correspondent with the number and character q:
Assays desired. and with the amount and form OF
sample furnished.
Examinations md Analyses Of all descriptions
Of Ores, Minerals and Waters. Also Of Chcmi.
Gals, Groceries and other substances liable Ia
adulteration In
Specific and detailed circulars furnished on mp
plicHtion personally at the Office. or by mail to
CONRAD WlEGAND,
East side OF Main street, near and below Wells.
Fargo & Co.'S, Gold Hill.
References-By Termination.
IN GOLD HILL
=. D. Hedley, Esq. Agent Wells, Fargo & Co.
]. w. Flood e. Co., Bankers.
n. A. H.. Ball, Esq, ~ J. W. Flood 4 Co.'S.
w. II. Blauvelt, Esq. of the Bank of California,
Is VIRGINIA.
ChRs. Bonner, Esq, Snp't Gould & Curry ca.
J. II. Latham, Esq, Agent Wells. Fargo Il Co
VIM. Sharon, ESQ.,, at the Bank Of California,
IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Robt. b. Swain, Esq, Sup't U. 5. Branch MINI.
Benz. II. Martin. Esq, Assayer of U. s. Is. Mint.
Alpheus Bull. President Of Gould & Curry &"
d. O. Mills, Esq, at the Bank of California.
DonOhoe, Kelly & Co, Parrot g. Co.,
Ssther & Co., Chas. +. Rieln,
Flint, Peabody & Co., VIM. r. Coleman, Esq
Gold Hill, Sept. l2, 1865. scl2n
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE We
are authorized to announce that VIM. &. Da-
vol Is q candidate for the Office Of Justice OF the
Peace Of Gold Hill at the coming election.
gel2 m
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M O'BRIEN.
Stock and Money Broker,
Main street, Opposite w, r. e. Co.,
GOLD HILL.

MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
lfL to the best advantage.
stock Quotations received by telegraph from
San Francisco Immediately after close OF each
Board.
Greenbscks and Treasury Notes bought and
aud sold at best possible rates, In any quantity.
Highest price pGid for Gold Hill, Virginia and
County Warrants.
Real Estate Agent. Rents. ETC., collected.
Auctioneer for tho sale of Mining Stocks for
assessments, and all licenses and taxes on sales
properly paid, and q correct record kept Of all
sales.
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR.
" Storey county, Nevads-Virginia, Septem.
Der l9. ls65.-To the Tax Payers OF Storey coun'
ty.-Notiee Ia hereby given, that the State aud
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1865 are now due
and payable at this Office, and that the law In re-
gard to their collection will be strictly enforced.
" IF. OFERRALL,
Isl0 ...ET4 County Tax Collector.
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REFERENCES:
GOLD Hill. w. Flood & Co.; w. II. Blau.
welt, Ag't Bank Of CAL; p. d. Hendly, Ag't W.,
+. & Co.; John II. Mills, ESQ.
VIRGINIA-B. F. Hastings & Co.; Paxton e.
Thornburg; J. H. Latham, As't w, F. g. Co.;
Geo. +. Jones. Esq. Oc3 II
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NAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.

SPECIAL DIsPArcH To rHE GOLF HILL pALT SEw
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Formerly Assnycr and Analytical Chemist by
special appointment Of the Government Of
Chile. and late Of Mitchell & Rick.
ard, London.
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Charges mt San Francisco Rates.
surl2 II. HARRIS.
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AGENTS WANTED

FAOHIIVAN Nv ~
YoR
"The Secret Service,
Tho Field,
The Dungeon,
And tho EAeApe,U
, 1865-10-28

draft Of fourteen feet OF water from the lakes
The report Of the Detroit Convention pro.
ceedings Is In print, and will be ready for dis.
information you require on transit and other
matters pertaining to 1t. will forward yon
a COPY as soon ns Issued. In the meantime, l
send you my address to the Convention, and
the reply to Hon. n. s. Benton, Canal Audi
tor, and some other papers relating to the
Convention.
NY reJolnder to the Canal Auditor Is no
fnncy sketch. The figures ind deductions are
based on facts and matured calculations.
adopted some Of his figures because they were
a sufficient cxpoeo for the purpose, not that
they covered oil the points in the case, for
lake, canal and ocean. freight, and expenses
on wheat to m European market have some
tines e3ceeded tue figures stated, 20 cents
Per bushel. ANY shipper is able to certify
that lake freights alone have often exceeded
his figures FIVE cents per bushel from Chicago
10. Buha1o. Chicago railroad. freight and
shipping charges, lake freight and insurance
to. Buffalo, Buffalo combination transfer
charges, Erie Caua1 and river freight from
Buflalo to New York, shipping charges In
New York, Insurance md Ocean freight to
Liverpool or London, with English commits
sions and charges together, hare somc-
times made freight md charges on bushel Of
wheat from the place Of production In MI
nofs, sold In Europe, cost over 3l.40 freight
and expenses per b1,she1, nnd those enormous
ont Of the value OF their grain. The enormi-
ty ofthose charges will be apparent when I
state that the figures for single freight to
Liverpool or London Is more than would sui.
fec to build and equip lake or ocean vessel
of The enlarged capacity, even reckoning their
value 10 greenbackB-
Where Is The reason or Justice that the Eric
canal and Hudson river freight from Huflnlo
to New York should ever cost Western farmers
and shippers more than the value OF the canal
bout that carries the freight or that the State
of>New York should exact SIX and quarter
cents tribute On bushe1 of Western wheat
pnsslng over the Eric canal, or for the combi-
have increased tranafer charges on Western
produce passing through Buffalo three hun
dred per cent. under tho combination
The trnnsit subject from the lakes to the
ocean Is Of SO mAch importance to the West
and Northwest, and the Detroit Board Of
Trade, which I have the honor to represent,
feel SO much In earnest IN the mattcr, that
they believe that every United States Senator
and Congressional Representative from the
Vest should be furnished copy Of the De-
troit Commercial Convention proceedings,
and other documents relating thereto, which
have no doubt It will supply from the thous-
1ntl5 Of copies now In print.
I'll were advised Of tic date and place Of
your proposed meeting, and If held after ship
ping season, some OF the members Of this
Bdnrd might feel induced to be present.
shall be obliged to you for the Reports
and Proceedings Of the contemplated meetings
In your State. Your obdt. servant,
JOSEPH AsPISALL,
President of Detroit Board Of Trade.
During the past year the business Of the
United States Treasurer has amounted to three mil
lion dollars per tar
, 1865-10-28
Death Of Joseph E. Worcester,
IL. D.
GOLD DISCOVERIES at TIE
ISTHAIUS OF PANAMA.
IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA
LEGISLATURE,
the FEkEANS ORGANIZING IN
TEXAS,
A Masonic Delegation from South
Carolina Coming North.


Additional Censua Returns-A.rIcultur-
al Report*-A Present to Cor. Owsesby
The Monument Fnnd-The State
Geological Surrey.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SFAlSGF1ElD, Oct, g.
IAe following census returns hare been filed with
the Secretary Of State since last report: Dewitt
county, population 1sB15, increase eincc 1860 or
1856 Marion county, population s,ssj5, increase
Of G22j.
J.P. reynolds, Esq, Secretary Of tue s:atc AZ
rcu}lu1at Society has Just received thirty copies Of
!he reports Of The State Agricultural Society OF
1oN3 ios The ycar 1S5 and twenty conies Of the re-
pufts Of The state Board Of Horticulture Of Maine.
TIE Governor vas the recipient to-d:y of paE
OF huge ell horns. captured On the plains md
airy.
The receipts for the Lincoln monument fund, dur
Ing yestelday amounted 10 $3lS0.
The State GcoloGtst has received from the Veg
seru Engraving Company of Chicago. Y n0O copies
o. four plates Tor the report Of the geological
wy OF The State which II now In the hxnds OF the
PRIMER and will be tesrcd soon n thr balance OF
the engraving shall be finished. There are 10 be
E{fy mates nf1orcthef
, 1865-10-28
FROM THE SOUTHWEST,


FcntRn Movement In Tcxas-Hebei
Observation-Disclosures frnvr, v.v..
Thc M..x5.stnn, -. -..ss
r. fF. Ae
AeAo" SentFat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1nent OF National Bank In Calves
ton
NV pn,y,xs MT s,-5b,-. &. ,,,...,. +.
Tcrss IN nr~aniza 1he Esn,,n. - 14o' caaeat Ill
Tnod has -nnr to Wnshinrfnn .,a 1or.s,,o., ~
ST Inn.s e~ ~ '1'-iAAs W. o1'o AA'nssaeet 70
Tibe sfc.n,h4n Alabama +ha f~,. a1.,.. r. :.
r3yeTnnn1 linz hroncif = .hnr.nt5 tnn. t@t W me
chandee Vcssels fhynnr1, 1htx i,nn ..i :. m.a
Esr.fs 1et,rs Hsr.. STt.1a -. s1c va! a. a. nasana
foda-stns .,hn .ssns - rt % ~ say rose s0n-
s;s";,1, ,r,. ~ Mnea ~
;tht X @ ~ 1to retutnlag nies0sted
49,, sa Ie sAso os41ke tnr 1tcatnent oy
3n1I IL g1ns5; T.5
iuE snse-H1rtllIH NEisaiufe n4e feIe9red 70 the
tuaaeia1f Gommittee oil 70 suspend for limited
u..a o'!eeaiua y, aco1's securing 10 1ed1tos4 the
antSes! l9e!son ous1n1 SUSPENSION
:. re1e1e! FaAcfton, Louisiana commissioner or
4rcednenf Affair." gives nn'iee tFat neE7, orphans
9! proper ace ase uroeted 10 acquire industrious
Aabitt And oe bounG onl II apprentices 10 good,
rcFporf1bie paEties.
Prominent citixrns Of Nassau hare arrived ut
Houston 10 consult With the otcerr Of tbs Texas
tentral Ht1ieoaa, whch runs north toward Dallas,
10 c1tnd II to inc lied RIVER thett to connect with
sa1lsutd being built touth from Kansas City,
whereof my miles ate completed to con1ec. With
Galveston. distance OF about 400 miles, whereof
1s5 miles 1rc built at the two e1.rcDncs- The d.
rrctors Of the Te1as Central Eaffrps5 received the
1etc8tce cntiS1ly and rEon1ffcl io do nil their
, 1865-10-28


CoLUNn1A, S. C., Oct. a1.-ln the LcsisIatu,e TO-
day message was received from Governor Perry
transmitting report Of the Committee appointed
by the Convention TO prepare Eystcm Or laws
adapted 10 the new state Of aff11rs. The report en-
Icaces ldn regulating the domestic relations Of
s!ares, bill preliminary TO legislation induced By
the emancipation Of the slavef, aud q code for the
cofored popu'atinu Of the State. These were or
ccscd to be printed, and will he considered to-
mtrrpw. Revolutions were adopted appointing
Committee 10 collect. under oaih NIL evidence OF
I'll war.nntahle sczuns Of cotton aud other private
opefty since tue uuf to be Ibid before the Prcei-
de1.t OF thc United Stats.
The 18th Of November yT1s fixed for the election
IF 1-rtrbrr5 nf Ccn1r-ss
, 1865-10-28

d few Of these were recovered. The List, OF
course, does not include the alleged paynlas-
ter frauds, nary-yard frauds and Official cor
ruptions Of which the papers have been full.
t must not be omitted, however, that State
Treasurer Of Ohio was removed from Office
portant operations in the professional line
may be mentioned the robbery Of Mr. Veazie
at Albany Of S1l 90; that of s25 900 from IN
Indiana iarmer; sls 900 at Chattanooga
the $20, GOO burglary at Detroit and $4,000 at
Philadelphia. ForEeries hare also been very
impossible to giye Statistics.
, 1865-10-28

NEw YONG, Oct. 4s.-The USyakr& Washington
fpecia1 fa5s: ~ 1t is rou positively known here
that the trial Of JeH. Dayie has beea decided upon,
md the arrangements have been nearly completed.
The trial will be for the crime Of treason and will
take place either in this ciy or Richmond and BE-.
fore the Cnittd States supreme Court Tbs conn
tel for the Government have been selected by the
Attorney General and the friends uf Davis h4ye ee-
kcted and retained counsel fot him. Now that the
Wrz trial il completed it is supposed that that Of
Davis Uils ifaMedlately fn1tor.
, 1865-10-28

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CINCINNATI, Oct. g.
The mtitarE post OF this city has been oedcred to
be discontinued and the few remaining roldicrs Of
tie Invalid Co.Ia on duty ttan.fcs7t to Columbus.
The 1nan arrested IN Kentucky week ago, Gto.
Sturgeon, charged with being one Of the gang who
threw train of the track 0, the Ohio md Mis+is-
sirpi railroad few months ago and robbed the
authorities here, will probably be given up to The
civil authorities for trial The Jndge Advocate Of
much n the object seemed to be robbery. Moet Of
the ftInde stolen being United siates bonds his
case will 20 10 the United States District Court
, 1865-10-28
The Weather..


PoHZLASn, Nc, Oct 27.-1t commenced snoTing
here at liz O'Clock this morning.
ST. LOUIE, Oct. e7.-Weather cold and taluy,
BOSTON, Oct GA cold easterly rain storm pre-
vafle and in some Of the interior townt, is ACCOM-
panied with nurries Of eaow.
, 1865-10-28

WASHINGTON, Oct e7.-1t iF saEd the Secretary
Of the Navy has directed that all the avaab1e steal
Eca 1t 10 supposed that It IL the intention OF the
Gosern1ncn. to b prepared for any crent In my
quarlcf OF the world.
NEw foKH, Oct. .z7.-Ihe Roxrs apecIa1 says there
te no truth in The repor that the Savy Department
has ordered large number Of ua, vessels into com
mtefiou, on account or the diplomatic compiler
, 1865-10-28
CRIMES Ind DISASTERS OF SIX
:. MONTHS.
Nohberae%-Dcfhicatf Of Life
By Hall and Sllipwrcck-Losxe+ Of
Property by Fire aud De1uEc.
From the y. !. Tlhune. atst.l


The nsunf statement OF crimes and dssas-
tiers during tho Last six months has been often
remarked, and It seems the subject is now
about ripe for conclusions Of figures.
THE COLOSSAL IN RoBDERY-BASE OPERA
TONS.
Lnrge operations Of robbery appear to have
been in proportion 10 other crisnc. The suc-
cession Of several robberies Of banks within
short time, md the apparent case with
which they hare been robbed, have already
called forth words Of caution from the public
journals against stnte Of financial insecu-
rity. The following statement Of bank and
kindred robberiee alone Will show that this
warning Was not without reason Of facts:
Jan.-Bank Of Crawford, Pa ..............$ $15o,oo
MRrch-National Central, y. Y............ 5unM
Match-Bankins House, Dland's, Louis
Aay-BMk, Walpole, n. n. (reco,ered}... ii 1S1 &c
J1ne-Dank, Richmond. nd.................-. Nl100
Ang.-Bank. Wellington. o ...,......,. 1D1G00
Aug.-Banklng IIonee. Portland.. -...... 5000
Sept-Bank, Concord. ord..................... 301O00
Sept.-Tteasusy, Teue..........., $1,000
Sept-AdAns Express. 23OW
This comprehcuda only rolberfes comn1it-
, 1865-10-28

u 30"Fo1 &tP4'cN119U11 oVQH11 NAfUslllz1s
CHAHIEsrOE, $. G., Oct S7.-The Masons OF the
North n.e about to receive distinguished cnmmIs-
tee rum the Capital OF South Carolina The Nasontc
F!ltesnty OF Columbia hare chosen Brothers Wm.
Gilmore S1nms and Rol,t. Bruno NJ commission
tteseed ard rrostrste condition Of The Ma*onic
lodges Of Columbia, where they we're once 60
NUMEROUS, powerful aad active. The working i'm
by the ruthless hands Of nar and the lodges seies-
ally arc in mott helpless condition. The Brother
hocd IN the Northern States, # Is hoped. will ex-
member Of the fraternity. They Will takc thcir
departure for the city Of New Yo,E In the steamer
on Jhurxd8y
, 1865-10-28
Escape Of a Couutcr{efter.

gt1, whoec arrest in Sp1incticli for attempting to
pass counterfeit nity dollar greenbncka. hA. been
announced, was to!lay aualgne1 in the United
necessary witnesses not being prssen:, the case
wna postponed and the prisoner Mken to the Cam
bridge street jail md whiIe the oicess were taking
description OF his person, Gray suddenly boltcd
into The street and made good h1s eec,pe. As be
Is well knowp 10 the detectives, his Fc-ane.t Is
pJ1bSbIe,
, 1865-10-28
VOL. XIX.


estin. statement relating to the new Mexican loan
1or thirty millions Of dollars 1htch was pared on
the market on Monday Last, and also representa-
lion Of The bonds Of the denomination Of i've hun
dscd dolla1s. Already the demand lot these bonds
IS !s9y great, applications pourin. IN from banks
ard In different pats OF the country, as
well ss in the uetropolia accompanied br warm
expressions Of sympathy for the cause which the
lean is Intended to enbecrye,
Don Anrnstln 1tu.hide, the oldest eon Of the
has been oGHcd rank and emoluments By Naxiu,i1-
lan, Gnt be declined them.
NEW IonK, Oct. 27.-Tte first subscription to
who showed his appreciation hy takinS tse bonds.
be ne1t subscription was taken by an army officer
NEo took $4,000 worth. A New Bedford gentle
raan took &aUn. 1t Is stated that twenty six bankn
dny Of the eiese OF MatAnoras and the investment
ot Tamplco seems to have given new impetus 10
, 1865-10-28

NEW YoHK, Oct. o7.-Ihe schooner An1u<ta
Smith. Of and from Boston for Sewhern, WIS ahaa-
doued nt ecn, on the 2lst. In sinking condition.
The crew were saved and brought to thfa port
Considerable ureattuess Is felt here today at the
reported loss Of the eteamcr North Star. Ii up
pears that she sprung leak and put INTO Norfolk
70 rcpaIr. reaching Norfolk dock before tal;1n.
m1ch water. There was no panic or casualty on
board
, 1865-10-28
asions Of disaster lave not all bee
DISASTER IN MASS.

OA1Na ~ -41A1A9 VI lkaAatGI unfE not al 4Ge1
counted.
DISASTER N MASS.
To rccarltulate: there hare been, within
stx months, 131 accidents to travel by land
and "nter, wherein werc - COLI ions and 10
explosions; md abnnt $50 prominent acci-
dent of all kinds, outside OF the area oI ruin,
belonging simply to Ores.
TIE AREA or rcoNFLAGRAr1os.
Even in this respect the last half year seems
to hare been otherwise than ordinary. One
hundred and fifty five fires between April and
October Is, make 10 insignificant item in our
business account q loss BY accident. In six
months, mp to September We count 142.
These fires. too, reveal startling figures. and
make light whereby The. commercial world
may read. The loss In twenty fires for the
last forty days WAS &, ,000, 900; In Is fires,
where cach loss was $4,000 or upward
$lb, b,0Oo, 900; In IS fires for fire months, 3d.
go, GEO; and altogether, about $50, 900 ,000,
which we estimate. TO be as near the truth as
able data. -
Half dozen great fires combined to swell
these losses. chief among which were those
in the Petroleum regions; SIT, ,000, 600 By the
destruction Of Goyefnment works in Tennes-
seq; &, ,m, COO by The late large warehouse
con0agTation in Now York $5D0, 900 By that
Of Massachusetts factories; and amounts of
SOC, COO and $Soo otts} by burnings elsewhere.
LOSSES 6T f15o, 900 AND UPWARD.
Below nc give aIuiscellany Of fires Is dis
tinguishEd BY loss. They occurred between
= 4 j. ~
, 1865-10-28

Discoveries Of Gold on the 1stllluus-
The Revolutfons-1nkurrc in CO.
InrHhfn

Tie observation-disclosures In Co.
Ionbfa.
NEW 1onK, Oct. s7.-The steamer New York.
fpccmehs oi gold orc taken from the newly discoy-
etcd ItthmnE deposits near the line Of the fnnaran
Raisroad- More extensive discoveries arc expected
10 follow; md the Pznama and Aspfnwal people nre
anticipating rrat ru-h to the new diEsln.s and n
consequent aninlation in business generally
there Is nothing later In relation 10 Ee revolution
In Feru or the Spanish demands On chill, and no
ncwf of consequences from the Central American
Rcpuhlics. Bnt TIC have accounts Of additional in
str1ectlonary operations in Colomb,n. and upp.c-
hent1nE OF sosnc Of fiiil greater dimensions. az
sort Of natura consequence OF the tuyasiun Of The
state Of Pauama from the State Of Cauca, the SUP.
;sssiou Of which re have alrca!y chronielcd cauco
bcs recently enGewd IN ir-npiIna from the StaIc
Of AntIoqua This new wHr il looked upon ty mi NJ
as merely the advance gnard Of others viii which
The eses troubled Colombian Republic will shorty
be Afflicted.
, 1865-10-28

OMIcIal Dcspatehe%-S1c.e
and Anticipated Capture Of Matn-

and Anticipated Capture Of Matn-
moras-Thc Mexican Loan.
Nxw YoRk, Oct. 27.-The Washington special 10
The B51h aa,s: "Senota Rome-o. Mexican min
t6tcr to heJCnfted States. Ii II receipt Of des-
patches ttIt evening, which anticipate the capture
of Ma.asnora* and Tie enItsc occupation Of TIC
State Of Iamaulipas hy he Libs!ai fore under
mrnis having been on loot to that end TOT weeks
pt, and OF iheIr having reached point Of teason.
have coIoI.orstion IN Official dispatches received TO-
day ty the Government, although the actual 9eeG-
pa.son Q! Matamoras by Tho Liberals has not BEEN
i;sating to the recent Imperial decree estabushtn.
.hs ,ew e1nsc+s company arr likely to b. Iaade
" ~ ,ep aays ahu. VII fully show up tho aumas
,aes ea9. ho?elees, and Mazimlltans Gose,n-
Se2r1s . Ils sssFned On II. people Of Mexico.
n he,a 6f; ea PET are Implicated who have hitheT-
LincosDse Administrator -~'"''oA' var" ~
new ionE, Oct. 27.-The H.ra:5 ,,.s an inter-
, 1865-10-28

M1l1ErcEr1LlE, Gt.. Oct. e6-Mr. Anderson, OF
rnltce Of hve to memoralfze The President for the
rlease OF jeff Davis
Mr.. John A. Hill uovcd for its indefinite post
poEemfnf, which WIS voted down. A 1notlon 10
lay the resolution On the table nn* also ncatiyed
The resolution was amended 20 as to Include Ill
Federal psisoncrs and WIS then adopted by heavy
majority. The resolutions Of the Secession Con-
vention which were incompatible With the civil md
mil!tLry laws OF the United Stetes were repealed.
An ordinance TO rediEtTfct the State adopted.
Seven Congressional districts are thus n1ndc-
An election w7e Ordered for the 18th Of Noyen1-
her for Governor. concrcssmen md Assembly lynen,
At the p. n+ session.
The Convention refused to receive the Stnte etec-
ton ordinance BY cote OF 20 tQ5,
, 1865-10-28
PNfAEnnXI.

WASHINGTON, Oc1. e7.-Mr. Duncan, State agent
for Georgia, is on 1,ls way home from New York,
and has succeeded in negotiating loan Of one
hundred thousand dollars for one rear at per cent,
The faith Of the Provisional Sa1e Government or
Georgia.
Ex-Governor Neil s. B-unu, Of Tennessee, Was
rardoned to-uay by the President.