Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-11-23

LATEST TBL~EoRAPHIo NBwa-Ex-Pres-
ident Pierce is dangerously ill......Mexi-
can items are: The French and Belgian
soldiers are dying off rapidly great in
terest is felt in the whether or-no the Re
publicans are to have help from the
United States (; great many robberies have
been committed between Vera Cruz and
Mexico; the Empress Max. left Mexico
City. on the 9th inst, for a pleasure trip
to Yucatan Max. will take that trip
soon,-not for pleasure, not altogether, ;
the Herald's correspondent says Max.'s
understanding to England will bring
ridicule upon him Ortega, Salazar and
other prominent officers were executed by
Max.'s decree, and not otherwise, and the
Republican Generals Dias, Patricos and
Alvarez have ordered all French and
Belgian and Austrian prisoners to be shot,
in retaliation ; a French squadron arrived
on the 9th inst. at the mouth of the Rio
Grande; the Republicans raised the siege
of Matamoras and busted for unknown
quarters,-supposed to be a feint......
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in Mer,ey
November 9Th, and surrendered to the
guard ship Donegal. She is now in the
hands of the naval authorities. Captain
Waddell states that the first information
he received of the close Of the war was on
the 30th of August, from the British war
ship Barraconta, and that he Immediately
consigned his guns to the hold and steered
for Liverpool. The Star says the vessel
will be claimed by America, and there is
no reason for refusing to give her up.....
Earl Russell, as Premier, and Clarendon.
as Minister Of Foreign Affairs, were in
stalled in office. No material changes
will be made until February The
French were to m the evacuation
of Rome on the 10th of November. ......
The Spanish Government has ordered a
strict watch over the coast of Cuba, owing
to the Jamaica instruction.
On the 2lst, gold was l47, in New
York;. Steamer Moses Taylor, just
arrived in San Francisco, from Nicaragua,
reports q great hurricane and loss of life
on Lake Nicaragua. Captain Thompson,
formerly of Baltimore, and fifteen others
persisted. There was much complaint of
insufficient accommodations at Greytown.
......Great storm on the coast, generally,
and great food in tho interior. The
schooner Helen was wrecked near Point
Arenas; crew saved and cargo insured.
The schooner Sarah Louisa went ashore
near Tennessee Point. The sailing Of the
steamer Pacific, from San Francisco, has
been postponed on account of the rough
weather on the bar.......T There is a food
at Marysville and Oroville. Or. A. S.
Long and Michael Thornton, of Yuba
City, were carried into the slough, and
before assistance could DO rendered, DR..
Long was drowned. ..... We 6ondense
the above from dispatches received by the
Union.
The Florida Convention has annulled
the Ordinance Of Secession, abolished
slavery and declared all the inhabitants OF
the State, without distinction of color,
free; and that no person shall be incom-
petent to testify as witnesses on account
Of color, in any matter wherein a colored
person is concerned. 1t also repudiated
the State debt contracted in support OF
the rebellion; amended the Constitution
in other respects, and adjourned. On
the goth news was received in New York,
from what were considered authentic
sources, to the effect that Macmillan has
determined and ordered that all his forces
be Withdrawn from the outposts and con-
centrated at verr Zruz, City of Mexico
and San Louis Potosi. He will make
these three places the headquarters of the
respective districts and await the arrival
Of his expected reinforcements. He has
abandoned his proposed visit to Yucatan,
affairs at home demanding his entire, un-
divided attention. The Mexican people
will rise en- nsasss and take vigorous meas
ures to prevent any further anvance. The
spirits of the Liberals are much comforted
by advices that material aid will soon
reach them. These two Florida and
Mexican dispatches are received by the
Carson Appeal.