Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-12
The Maine Election.


Of the Maine election yesterday SHOW
gains indicating a majority Of $4,000 for
Gen. Chamberlain, Union candidate for
Governor. This majority is nearly 5000
over that of last year, and every Congress
s,onal District has been carried. Port
land gives Lynch (Union), for Congress,
1852; Swee. (Dem.). l,204. Thirty-two
towns give Chamberlain CUnion), 1926,
and Pillsbury (Dem.) 1926. The same
towns last year gave Coney GALL, and
Howard 1874. D~illingham's majority in
Vermont is over 10000.
The Presidentinl Trip.
CHICAGO, September 1.-THE President
arrived at indianapolis last evening, and
his reception ended in o riot. One per-
son was killed and several wounded. The
President made several attempts to speak,
but was choked of with cries for Grant
and F~arragut. The President will arrive
at Cincinnati to-day, but the city Council
voted not to receive him.
Confederate bonds in Demand In
England.
NEW YORK, September 1.-THE Lon
don Daily Meps. Of September LIST, says
that Confederate bonds, which Of late
have been altogether neglected, are in de-
mand at an advance. They opened at
Al and closed at 421. It is surmised
that accounts may have arrived favorable
to the Philadelphia Johnson Convention.
1, is difficult, however, to see how the
prospects Of the bondhoders can thereby
be improved, since an absolute condition
has been made and agreed to that the war
debts Of the South shall be totally repu-
dated.
Carlotta's Mission.
The independence Beige thus
the failure Of the Archduchess Carlotta's
negotiations with Napoleon: THE En-
press Carlotta has paid her last visit to
the Emperor, and there is no longer the
slightest doubt that his Majesty announced
to that Princess, with extreme regret, his
irreyocable resolution not to subscribe
to any of the arrangements which she had
cousre to propose as a means Of aiding the
dynasty Of Mexico"
1t is now certain that the Empress Of
Mexico will not again return to that coun-
try, and that Max. will soon join her in
Europe, after having abdicated.
Rumored Conspiracy to Poison the
Emperor.
A strange rumor comes from Rome, to
the effect that a conspiracy to poison the
Emperor of the French at Vichy was dis
covered before he left that place. The
poison was to have been administered ia
portion which the Emperor was accus-
toned to drink after his bath. 1t is as
serted that a man named Valentine was to
have carried this design into effect, but
when it was discovered, through a warn
ing letter sent by one Of the conspirators
to the Emperor, Valentine committed sui
eide.
The Maine Election, Again.
PORTLAND, Me- September ll.-3o9
towns give Chamberlain, for Governor,
so, Pillsbury, 29,442. The same
towns, last year, gave Coney 1924 and
Howard 80, ia. The towns to hear from
will give about 5000 additional Union
majority. All but four towns in the First
District give Lynch, (Union) for Congress.
1866; Sweet (Democrat) 1868. Per-
hams majority is 5000 ; Blaine'S, 6,2oo;
Peters, 5000; Pixies, 1890. The State
Senate is all Union-eyery county gave a
Union majority.
New Jersey Ratihes the Amendment
Senatorial Nomination.
TRENTON, n. J., Sept. 1.-THE Repub-
lican caucus has agreed unanimously upon
Alex. G. Cattell for United States Sena-
tor.
The House this morning passed the
Constitutional Amendment. The Senate
also passed it to a third reading. The
House agreed to do no other business,
except to elect q Senator.
Cholera.
NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-Notwithssand-
ing the GOODNESS of the weather yesterday,
the cholera has again increased. Sixteen
cases and eleven deaths were reported.
The report of last week showed a total OF
CSC deaths in the city, Of which so were
from cholera.
In Brooklyn the cholera is fast disap-
pearing ; only two fresh cases having &C.
CURED there yesterday. During last week
there were $50 deaths in that city, OF
which 81 were from cholera.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. ll.-Nine cemeteries
report SO cholera interments for Sunday,
and seven report Il for Monday.
stupcndou. Fraud ON tho G~oyernment
NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Post says
that one Of the most stupendous frauds on
the Government that has ever come to
light has been discovered in Brooklyn.
1t involves q contract for supplies at a
very low bid ; the contractors having pre-
viously entered into an agreement with
the Government officials in the Navy
Yard to superintend the delivery Of the
goods, by which they would get receipts
T.
cred, and get pay for them in this way.
During the past four years the Govern
ment has been defrauded Of over a million
dollars. The information was given by
one of the parties implicated, who turned
States evidence. The case is undergoing
investigation.
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