Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-14
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH.

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BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH.
~[srzcIAL DISPATCH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY SEws.l
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DATES To FEBRUARY 18th.
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General Batter EstablishesH Cotton
Manafactery at Riehmond-Mustor-
Ing cut OF Boldiers-Rire In Jersey
City-Northern Pacific Railroad.
NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-General Ben. F.
Butler has closed negotiations for valuable
mill property on James River, near Rich
mond, intending to erect an extensive cot
ton factory. BE also contempla.es pur-
chasing a farm, through which the Dutch
Gap canal runs. .
The soldiers Of Gen. Hancock's corps,
are being mustered out daily, and barely
enough remain to organize a company.
Yesterday afternoon, Hillyer & Co.'s
Drug Mills, Jersey City, were burned.
Loss, $50, 900.
The Northern Pacific Railroad, of which
General Smith. Of Vermont. is President,
hope to secure the anne favorable legisla.
ton that Congress extended to the Gen.
trial Road. ~
George Balcrofts Great Oratisn bo-
foro Congress On P~residcut Linceln.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l2.-Bancrofs was
frequently interrupted BY applause e.
pecially in those parts Of his address which
he emphasized, and in which, while speak
ing OF Great Britain, he said the Reform
Bill would infuse new life into the British
Constitution, by comforting rightful pow
ers on the people (; and we can not be in-.
different to the country which produces
statesmen like Golden and Bright. But
the best bower anchor of peace wa the
working classes Of England, who suffered
most from our civil war; but while they
broke diminished bread in sorrow always
encouraged Us to persevere. The orators
contrast Of Palmsrsson and Lincoln, the
former Of whom, after q few years, could
hardly be noticed beside, ESSEX and Chat
ham /; but the latter to be remembered
through all time, was received with ap.
plause. The applause was more emphatic,
however. when the orator exclaimed
1.-The Republic of Mexico must rise
again !" Portions Of the address referring
to the Emancipation Proclamation, of ut
terances Of President Lincoln in favor. of
Freedom, especially his wish expressed
three days before his assassination, that
the elective franchise should be extended
to every intelligent colored man. and those
who had served in the war, but that the
franchise should be conferred BY the States
themselves, and that he (Lincoln) never
harbored a thought Of exacting tire
ceived earnest applause. At the conclu.
sion OF the address, Mr.. Bancroft was
surrounded by distinguished auditors,
who extended their congratulations.
The House having resumed its separate
deliberations, adopted a resolution, offer
ed by Mr.. Washburn, Of Illinois, thanking
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Mr.. Bancroft, and asking that q copy of
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