Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-21
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATES TO

lasting several hours; the forcesiunder
General Tspia gained some ground but
Cortinas he did not follow up
his advantage. The defenders lost twenty
prisoners and their Commander. Col.
Ria was arrested for bad conduct. Ia
pia died Of cholera. Ortega and party re-
main at Brazos.
One thousand FIVE hundred Federal
leave soon for the frontier.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l9.-Vera Cruz
dates to the 18th, cay that Macmillan
was At Orizaba on the 18th of November,
with health greatly improved, and no in
tention Of abandoning the country.
Maxlmilian's ministers unanimously de-
termined to continue in Office without al
teration.
Arrival from California.
NEW YORK, November 20.-The stea-
mer Ocean Queen, with San Francisco
dates to October 30th and Panama dates
to November 18th, has arrived.
Fear, prevailed that Peru would be
withdrawn from the alliance against
Spain.
New and rich gold mines had been
found in Chill. near Copiapa.
From Warrington.
CHICAGO, November 20.-Thsre is no
end of rumors and counter rumors touch
ing the Presidents position. One author
i,y has it that he is on the eve Of . grand
coup d'etat, and that he will crafty hi'
friends aud bewildsr his enemies.
A Washington special notices the arrival
Of Robert E. Lee. and says John Morrissy
had an interview with the President yes
terday.
James Brownlow, son Of Gov. Brown
low, ha, been appointed captain in the
regular army, and ordered to san Fran.
cisco.
Horace Greeley.
CHICAGO, November 2o.-Horace Gree
ley writes the following letter to the editor
Of the Newburg New York; Journal con-
corning the United States Senatorship:
"OrrIcR OF THE TRIBUNE. NEW York.
November l4-Dear Sir: In your leader
Of November 18th, you say that l ought
10 make known my views and wishes
with regard 10 the United States Senator
ship in prospect. I comply with your
suggestion. l shall certainly accept the
Sena,orship, and endeavor to discharge its
duties, should l be elected and / shall
be grateful to learn that u newly chosen
Legislature shall judge me to be the man
for the place. I believe this fully answers
your reQuisition. Now allow me to add,
tina. should the members be importuned,
or but,on-holed. or bored to vote for me,
or in any manner solicited TO act other wise
in the premises than as their convictions
of public duty shall dictate, it will not be
the fault Of yours truly,
"HoRAcR GREELEY"
The New York Times endorses Mr..
Greeley, and says: I'VE shall be glad
to see his claim TO the Senatorship, and
his qualifications for i, recognized BY the
Legislature just elected"
Mails to the Pacific.
Nnw YoRK, November 20.-Ths grss,
Western Mail. which includes the Over
land Mail, will hereafter leave At seven
o'clock in the morning, and half past six
in the evening. being each two hours later
than formerly.
New York Distilleries.
There 10 considerable excitement among
the distillers. Tn. discovery Of heavy
frauds, amounting to nearly half q million
dollars, has caused the seizure Of some oil
the largest distilleries in Broadway, New
York. and Jersey City.
The Mexican Expedition.
NEW YORK, November 25.-Is is under.
stood that General Sherman and Minister
Campbell will FIRST land at Tampico, and
failing to find a representative Of the
Juarez Government, will then 90 to Yer,
Cruz.
The Rebel Slidell.
John Slidell, having applied for . par
don through Mr.. Bigelow, Minister to
France, received a reply that no cores
poudence could be held with him.
National Masonic Convention.
BALrrNoRs, Nov. 2o.-The Masonic
demonstration to-day was very imposing
5000 or 5000 members being in the
procession, which was reviewed by the
President from the steps of Gov. Swans
residence. The President will witness the
ceremony of laying the cornerstone Of the
new Masonic Temple.
Prize Fight.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-A prize fight
between Mike Carr, alias English, Of this
city, and W. C. White, Of Baltimore, came
of to-day at Johns Landing, below Alex
andria. Forty-four rounds were fought
in thirty-six minutes, and the referee gave
the victory to White because Of q foul
blow. The hackers of Carr refuse to sub
mi, without further reference. Whites
shoulder was dislocated in the 18th round.
From Tennessee.
CHICAGO, Nov. 20. - The Tennessee
House Of Representatives yesterday tabled
a bill giving the elective franchise to ne
groes, and the amnesty bill to rebels, BY
IS against 20 votes. Another bill, strik-
ing out the word tchite from the present
franchise law, was also tabled.
From Europe.
EEw YORK, Nov. 20.-The Hrald's
foreign correspondence shows that the
cause of the people is steadily advancing
Notwithstanding the daily attempts Of the
most powerful monarchies to aggregate
territory and solidify Imperialism by diplo-
macy.
After the war in Venstia the cheering
around the bsllos-boxes through which
her citizens completed the uni6cation Of
Italy, gave hope and courage to the Hun
garians, who, we are told. are rife for rsvo-
luton. Thi, also s,eadies tie arms in the
hands Of the Crilan Insurgents, and ami
mates them to q renewal Of the strife,