Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-11
OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
DATES 10 Q.
The ChoIera.


Tho Cholera. ".5tf ~ ,
New YoRx, November 9.-The surgeon
Of the Atlanta states that the majority Of
her passengers are emigrants from Swift
erland and the southern part Of Germany.
They cam by way Of Paris, while the
cholera was raging, to Havre. While
there, several died in boarding houses.
They were attended by Government physi-
clans. Unusual facilities were afforded
by officials for their shipment, and the
anxiety to place them on shipboard wss so
great as to cause inquiries on the part of
the officers Of the ship. Since the pas
sengers were removed from the ship but
few cases have occurred, and these Of the
mildest form. This may account reason
ably for the early disappearance Of the
malady. ..s. ..a,
|. The Liverpool Post reports the cholera
as diminishing in Southampton since the
10th ult. II
Wirz TO DO Executed.
New York, November GA special
to the Tribune of the 9Th says: All day
workmcn have been busy erecting a gal
lows, under the supervision of Major
Russell, for the execution of Wirz. A
curious multitude thronged the Offices for
passes to see the execution. The Press
will be supplied, and a few others Of the
curious ones will be admitted. Mr..
Schade, in an interview with the Presi-
dent, showed six afidavits from Union
prisoners impeaching the testimony of the
witness claiming to be a grandson of La
fayette, and asserting that he was o COM
mon Jew from New York. This witness
swore that he saw Wirz murder men in
the stockade. .Wirz still maintains an air
of sang ffoia.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, n. J., Nov. s. Ward
(Union) has from 1000 to $500 majority,
a gain Of nearly ten thousand over last
year. The Republicans have ten members
in the Assembly and n In the Senate.
The election Of Ward secures the appoint
ment of Republicans as Clerks in the
Chancery and Supreme Courts. The
State is ringing with rejoicing.
Now York.
NBw YORK, Nov. 9.-The Albany Jour-
nal makes Barlow's majority in the State
$1,000. The Argus comedies that these
are about the figures.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 8.-Returns indicate
the election of Frazier Republican) to the
Senate in Rochester county. which secures
a Union majority in that county.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-The Union party
have elected four out of the five Judges
voted for in this State.
Kansns.
ST.. Louis, November S.-The election
for county officers and members Of Legis-
lature in Kansas yesterday, passed off
quietly. The Republican ticket was elect
ed in Douglas, Atchison and Leaven-
worth counties.
MOBILE, November 8.-Rutger's ma
jority for Governor, in this city, over
Cotton and Smith, is l,240. Langdon's
majority for Congress over Cleveland and
Matthews, is l,040.
Mississippi.
COLUMBIA, November LIB. F. Duncan
has been elected Chief Justice.
The Fenians.
NEW YORK, November 9.-The Senate
Of the American Fenian organization,
which has been in session in this city for
two weeks, adjourned on Tuesday even
ing, having appointed a Financial Secre-
tary and Military Department. The
Treasurer is to give $500, 900 bonds. The
machinery of the new Constitution is now
ready for action. The Senate will be
called together again during the Winter.
Western members left to-day for home.