Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-10
OVERLAND TELEGRAPH,
DATES TO NOVRlIBRR :.
Tho PresIdenr ana Davis.

WARRINGTON, November 7.-The Ma
tional I~ntelligencer, in noticing the visitto
the President yesterday of a delegation OF
ladies from Boston, and the presentation
of a petition numerously signed, seeking
the clemency of the Executive in behalf Of
Jefferson Davis, says the interview was a
protracted one, and of the most agreeable
character. The fair petitioners left the
city carrying with them the most pleasur-
able impressions of the President. In de-
clining, the President regretted that the
national character of the question re-
strained all private sympathy which they
might have awakened. He made the i'm
portant statement that complete arrange
ments had been made for an early and
legal trial Of Davis, according to the laws
of the land. asy4rs.sF
New York.
NEW York, November The whole
Republican State ticket is elected. This
is a great falling off in the Democratic vote
as compared with last fall. The Repub-
licans gain many Senators and Assembly
men. Ben Wood is elected State Senator
from this city. Slocum has q majority Of
10000 in this city, being a Democratic
loss Of $4,000. Buffalo has gone Repub-
lican for the first time in several years.
Now Jersey.
New York, October 7.-Returns from
New Jersey almost unanimously exhibits
Republican gain over the vote of last year.
There is not much doubt of the election Of
Marcus L. Ward (Union) for Governor,
over Runyon (Dem.), by o majority OF
from 5000 to 5000. The returns also
show q large Union gain on Assembly,
men.
maSsachuRetts.
BosToN, November 7.-Bullock (Re-
publican), 1910. The vote of the State
will not probably exceed 1901 900, of which
Bullock will receive from 10000 to s 10000,
and Couch (Dem.), less than $4,000.
Banks is elected to Congress from the
Eighth District, to fill q vacancy. The
Democrats elected one Senator in Suffolk
county-only one in the State.
,Wisconsin. ~
MILwAuKBB.-November 7. = Returns
from seventeen precincts, including the
principal cities, give Fairchild (Union) for
Governor, 1857 majority. Tho result OF
the vote upon negro suffrage is doubtful.
The vote for the extension of suffrage in
seventeen precincts is 500 behind the
ticket. '..s .H r
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November THE vote in
Baltimore is very light, less than 5000
votes cast. Thomas is elected in the Sec
ond Diatrict to +eongress, to fill the v a
cancy occasioned by the resignation Of
Colonel Webster.
CHICAGO, November 7.-Returns from
Minnesota indicate the election Of Mar
shall, Republican candidate for Governor,
by a large majority. w
South Carolina.
NEW York, November IA dispatch
to the Savannah Republican, dated Co.
lumbia, South Carolina, November LIST,
says Ex-G Governor @. T. Manning has
been elected United States Senator for the
term ending in 1867.
Georgia R~ePudiateS tho Rebel Debt
MlLLEDeEvILLE, (Ga.) November L.
The Convention has repudiated the wal
debt by a vote Of 1873 to III.
JOhn Mitchell.
NBw York, November 8. John
Mitchell arrived in this city yesterday.
took the oath Of a loyal citizen, procured
a passport and said he was not going to
London.