Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-15
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
rlctAL psrArcu TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Srw'
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nors OF nearly all the states nave oesig-
mated the Goth Of November for Thanks
giving, in accordance with the Presidents
Proclamation.
From Wnshingtou.
A Washington despatch says that the
Mississippi Committee did not obtain an
interview with the President yesterday.
Rx-Rebels at tho Capital.
There ia quite = large number OF South
ern men in Washington. including r. NJ.
T. Hunter and Generals Dick Taylor and
Kirby Smith. There seems to be a gen
eral belief among them that the President
having ceased to issue special pardon''
will shortly issue a universal amnesty
proclamation, including even jeff. Davis.
Hen Wade for President OF tho
Senat
WAsHISoroN, November 18th. Inc
name Of Ben Wade is being canVa''sd Tor
President of the Senate.
In Trouble.
The Sheriff has levied on all the !ohn-
son political Clubs in Warrington for ar
rears Of rent.
From Mexico.
BR%owxsv1ILn, November S.-Ortega
and suite arrived at Brazos on November
Sd, bu, were arrested BY the military w.
,hori,ies. and attsrwsrd permitted to re-
turn to New Orleans, but he remains at
Brazos.
MArAxoxAs, November 6.-Carsvajal
still holds the city. On the afternoon OF
the I'd, a courier arrived from Juarez,
bringing peremp.ory orders for the sur.
render of the city and after holding Q
council Of his officers, Caravajal offered to
surrender on tho formal condition that the
troops are to pass beyond the State OF
Tamaulipas-all accounts Of the admins
tration to be declared valid. and no one to
be prosecuted for political acts since the
18th Of August, and Caravajal should re-
main in command Of the troops. These
conditions, Lopez said, were unworthy OF
notice, and he also said he should attack
the town a. an early day. Caravajal con-
tinuss 10 exact money from the people.
INV YORK, November 1.-THE Her.
ads City Of Mexico correspondent says
Maxamilian's abdication was unknown
until he was almost ready to. start. Mar
shall Bazsine was busy making contracts
for army supplies, and for q length Of
time which does not look like q speedy
departure. Bazaine was treating Castsl-
neau very cayalisrly, and it was thought
a. soon a. Macmillan was known to have
sailed, Bazains would declare himself
Dictator.
Vera Cruz advices say Maximilian's
cabinet, ~re,inue, and baggage were. on the
18th Of October, embarked on the Austri-
an corvette, awaiting his arrival, which
was hourly expected.
The Heraid's Washington special says
the best posted parties are Of tie opinion
that the present negotiations will termi-
nate in q protee.ora.s over the Mexican
territory
Gen. Grant Rovokes.
The Post says: Gen. Grant has revoked
orders No. 8 aud A, which he issued for
the purpose OF protecting Union people =.
the South BY Military power. The rsvo-
ea,ien is made on the distinct ground that
the Presidents order subsequently issued,
nulli6ed the former order. Gen. Grant
tells his friends he still believes in tbs ne
ess,i,y Of such orders, but submits to his
superior, who takes the responsibility.
Boundary Commission.
INV YORK, Nov. l4.-Judge B. R.
Curtis, OF Massachusetts, has been chosen
umpire Of the Northwestern Boundary
Commission. Judg Rose, Of Montreal,
British Commissioner. has arrived at
Washington. Judge Johnson, Of Albany,
is the American Commissioner. The in-
,sre't, Of the Hudson Bay Company are
involved in the decision.
From Europe.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Persia,
from Liverpool, Nov. Sd, Queenstown
4th. has arrived. Large subscriptions
were being made in behalf Of tho Quebec
sufferers. The Queen had placed St.
James Palace at the disposal Of King
George, Of Hanover.
Seymour Fitzgerald, formerly under
Secretary Of British Foreign Affairs, has
accepted the G]ovsrnorshtp OF Bombay.
Active emigration from Liverpool to
Texas is in progress.
Twenty-eight persons had persisted in Z
colliery explosion near New Castle.
All legitimate encouragement has been
officially promised to a delegation in be-
half OF the Nicaragua railroad enterprise.
A Paris telegram says: N. Bertholdy
has been nominated a. Ambassador to
Warrington.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Time, says: "Ths Euperor's health has
considerably improved"
Tho Pres,s says: "The alliance be-
tween Russia and Prussia is an accom-
plished fact. It was entered into with
reference to important projects in antici-
patton Of events already determined
upon"
Tho Presse also says: "N Russia, in
the execution Of her plans in the East,
should meet with any other obstacle than
the Turks, Prussia will range herself on
her side"
There were increasing denominations
agsins, the Queen Of Spain among her
subjects, and she was recently Kissed at
the Theater.
A HlARrLlss MorHzR.-A Mrs. Hare,
residing near the corner Of Sacramento
and Larkin streets, was arrested to-day
upon the complaint Of B. Marks, Of the
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