Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-17
DISPATCHES
Very Latest TelegramlfrOm the East
DATES TO NOVEMBER rs.
From the Virginia Union Of this mOrnng.l
miaeeIInne0us Nows.


NEW YORK, Nov. IA. - The Times
Washington special dispatch says that
MCPHERSON, Clerk of the House of Rep
resentatives, will not enter the names Of
those who are elected to Congress, by the
late rebel States, on the roll OF the next
House. ErlEgyEiI >s'aEslI-.-Lg
The Tribune's special dispatch says that
Judge Underwood has condemned Gov
crnor Wise's personal property for confs-
eation-his real estate. not being worth
formality.s 5ISBEG l9LS
General Ingraham, late Provost Marshal
Of Defences north of the Potomac, is being
vigorously urged for Sergeant-at-Arms of
the next House of Representatives.
The Herald's Washington special dis.
patch says that it is understood that Pres
ton King has resigned his position as Col
lector of the port of New York.
A Geographic dispatch from New York
to-day says that Thurlow Weed states
that the Hon. Preston King was seen to
jump off a ferry boat, yesterday. at Perth
Amboy, by a little boy and girl. They
picked up his hat, which has been handed
to Mr.. Weed, and recognized by him.
No traces Of the body as yet. The INTEL
ligence of the death of Preston King occa-
stoned much regret in official circles.
The Herald's Milledgeville GA special
dispatch says that the new Constitution OF
the State Of Georgia, constructed by the
State Convention, was adopted as a whole
on the 9th instant, as amended. The
State debt, contracted to aid the rebellion.
was repudiated. y y gsr.E>t
The Worlds special says that u tele-
gram received from Governor Holden, in
dicates that he is elected by a small ma
jority.
The Hartford Courant Of yesterday,
says it has been informed that a company
Of marines from Canada, crossed into
Maine for the purpose Of arresting de-
serters. The men refused to return with
the officers, and application was made to
! the United States authorities to have them
| given up, which was refused /; and there
wa. great danger Of an outbreak. Han
| cocks corps was ordered to rendezvous in
Maine. 4 company attached to Han
cocks corps, left for Augusta, Maine, on
| Sunday evening. I. .-s.
The Hartford Post says a company left
that city on Sunday, for Augusta, Maine,
to prevent Fenians from invading Canada,
or to prevent British soldiers capturing
deserters from that army who fed to the
United States.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IA Washing
ton dispatch says that l.. l.. Lane, editor
of the Ledger, died this morning.
NEW York, November 14.-No addi-
| tional cases of cholera have occurred on
board the Atlantic. Passengers COM
plain much of detention, strict quar-
antine having been enforced by the Com
missioners Of Health.
WASHINGTON, November IA. The
President to-day appointed General John
A. Logan, of Illinois, Minister, and VIM.
B. Browning, of Tennessee, Secretary Of
Legation. to the Republic Of Mexico
General Logan will not accept the mission
of Japan under any circumstances.
New YORK, Nov. l5.-The Washington
special says General Steele represents the
Imperial force at Matamoras as completely
beleagured. He expresses the belief that
the French will be compelled to surrender
to the Liberals, who hold both banks oil
the river and environ them on all sides
The Liberals have authentic information
that three weeks ago the Imperialists were
reduced to third r~ations, and they are
completely cut of from Vera Cruz and
Tampico. There seems to be no doubt Of
their final surrender.
The Times Havana letter Of the 9TH,
reports the defeat and capture Of the Re-
publican Mexican General Ortega, in
Michoacan, and the destruction of his
army. His troops were divided into three
bodies to capture Morela, RIGGS and Sole.
They were beaten in detail and dispersed,
400 prisoners remaining in the hands Of
the imperialists. The Republican General
Diaz is said to have led the attack on
Morela, and, though at first successful,
was finally obliged to retire. The Repub.
lican General Rosales vas defeated and
killed at Alamos, in Sinaloa. The adhc-
sion of Lower California to the empire is
adyanced.