Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-12
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL DlsrArcH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Si"S'l
BY CALIFORNIA sTATi TELEGRAPH.

ESPECIAL pTsrATcH TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY Newell
BY CALIFORNIA sTATI TELEGRAPH.
News from China-vicsry Of the I'm
perinlistI.
New York, May The following 3D.
vices have been received here:
CANTON (China), March lS.-The I'm
perial army has obtaineda complete VIC
tory over $4,000 rebels, supposed to be
the residue Of the army Of Tae Ping in the
northeast.
The conflict lasted two days, and re-
suited in all the rebels being either slaush-
tered or taken prisoners.
The Imperial army was being %disbanded.
Election In New Orleans-Beaurc-
gard after Money.
New ORLEANS, May THE election
Of parish officers, to-day, passed of quiet
ly' The rebel General Harry Hays was
elected Sheriff; the disqualification being
removed by the Presidents pardon.
General Beauregard has gone North to
raise money to pay of the pressing liabili-
ties Of the Jackson Railroad, Of which he
is President. .
Chase uud tho President talk Of Jen.
Davis, Trial.
New YORK, May T. The HeraT'
Washington correspondent says Chief JUS
tice Chase had a lengthy interview with
the President-it Is supposed with refer
ence to the trial of Jeff. Davis.
U. >. Circuit Court In Virginia.
NORFOLK (va.), May THE United
States Circuit Court convened to-day.
Judge Underwood presiding; Chief Jus.
tice Chase having declined to preside until
assured that martial law is fully abrogated
in Virginia. Chase deems It unseemly for
o Judge Of The Supreme court to attempt
to hold q term in a lately rebellious State,
under other conditions.
There have been and are rumors based
on declarations by Judge Underwood, that
the Grand Jury will bring on indictment
against Davis. a-fs-sT5f
Lower California sold TO Now York
Capitalists.
New York, May TIT Is stated that
negotiations have been concluded with the
Mexican Minister, at Washington, for the
cession, Of leading American capitalists,
of nearly the entire Peninsula of Lower
California; Juarez receiving upwards Of
q million Of dollars, and retaining an In
teres, in the proceeds Of the enterprise.
Negro Suffrage In Territories.
WASHINGTON, May lin the House
Julien, of Indiana, offered q resolution,
which wal adopted, ~instrucsing the Judi.
ciary Committee to inquire into the expe.
diency. of prohibiting the Territories from
denying negro suffrage; and also provid-
ing that nome shall be admitted ~ States
unless negro suffrage is allowed. <
From Norfolk to Richmond.
Lawrence, of Pennsylvania, reported o
bill, which passed, changing the place Of
holding the United States Court in Viz.
ginia from Norfolk to Richmond.
New Revenue Commissioners 10 Re-
cord Changes, etc.
The revenue bill provides for a special
Commissioner of Revenue, at q salary OF
$4,000, to examine the workings OF the
law and report from time to time what
changes may be necessary.
Business in New York.
CHICAGO, May 8.-Business in New
York has been somewhat restricted by the
excitement over the brokers' tax bill ; but
rather better feeling prevails under the
belief that It will DO decided to be uncvu-
stitutional.
The bank statement shews an increase
Of loans to nearly nine millions: of de-
posts $1,000, 900, Of specie 81, 6o0,o 900.
Money continues plenty and with more
demand.
The Kcnrsargc and her Grow.
FARTHER PoINT, May 6.-The steamer
Peruvian arrived with dates to April 7th.
The United States steamer Kearsarge was
at Lisbon from Sierra Leon. Nineteen Of
the crew were attacked with yellow fever
on the passage, and fourteen died. The
Kearsarge was kept in strict quarantine.
Austrian and Prussian Affairs.
Private kilograms to the Paris Moniteur
assert that pacific arrangements have been
completed between Austria and Prussia ;
the latter power asserting to the Austrian
proposal for a mutual disarmament.
The Gazette, Of Bavaria, confirms this;
asserting that all danger Of war in Ger
many have been removed.
The Paris ConItitutionnel accepts the
news as correct.
The London Times was hoa1ed by
forged letters from the foreign Office in its
announcement of the 2lst, Of the with
drawal Of Ministers from Berlin and vi.
emma.
A Florence journal says that the Aus
TRAN Government had ordered all the land
and naval forces at Vienna to be placed on
a war footing by the lst Of May, and an
extra concentration Of troops was to take
place in the province Of Regina.
The Vienna Cabinet i, said to have adj
dressed a circular to the Prussian and
other Courts, informing them that the
Austrian. ornaments are rendered neces.
sary by the proceedings Of the Italian
Government.
Dispatches add: Austria, relying upon
the word of the Russian King, considers
any measures Of defense against Prussia
unnecessary.
It is asserted that the Emperor Of France
had declared to Italy that he will in no
way assist Italy in case Of attack.
Later Tidings.
LONDON, April 27th.-Ths last news
from Germany is that Prussia objects to
disarmipg while Austria continues her
army on the italian frontier.
A Disabled Ocean Steamer.
HGLIrAx, May 7th.-Steamer China has
arrived, with dates to April 2sth.