Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-17
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
ESPECIAL ol,r.rcu TO rur GOLD HILL DAILY Srw..
The baltimore Police Commission-
era--A Decision Given.


BALTIMORE, November l3.-Judge Bar
toll gave a decision to-day that the action
Of Governor Swami in removing the Po-
lice Commissioners was legal, and that
the order Of Judge Bond, Of the Criminal
Court, for the arrest of the new Commits
sioners was without authority. Judge
Bartol, therefore, directed the release Of
Young and Valliare, and declared them
empowered to exercise the duties Of the
office.
The new Commissioners have called
upon the old Board to surrender the books
and property. and have notified the Mayor
to attend their meetings. The Mayor has
not accepted the invitation. and it is not
known what course the old Board will
pursue.
Judge Bsrtol also issued an order for
the discharge Of Sheriff Thompson, who
was put in Jail BY order of Judge Bond.
General. Grant 10 in town.
News from Japan.
WASHINGTON, November l3.-The Ma
w Department has received a dispatch
from Admiral Bell. dated Ysddo Bay,
August Slst.
General Van Valkenburg had reached
Yeddo with a guard Of honor, consisting
Of all the marines Of the squadron.
There were thirteen armed vessels OF
various nations in Japanese waters.
Admiral Bell communicates the partc-
ulars Of his cooperation with the British
commander in the suppression Of pirates.
Twenty-Five junks, carrying seventy guns,
had been destroyed. and about ninety pi-
rates killed.
From the Rio Grande.
General Sheridan is known to DO on the
Rio Grands frontier; and the reported ar
rest Of Ortega is not doubted here, though
no official advice has been received.
The Tennessee Legislature.
NASHVILLE. November IA quorum
was obtained in the House to-day, and
four new members were sworn in. A
quorum 10 expected in the Senate to-mor-
row.
France will Sustain the Pope.
INV York, Nov. l3.-A Berlin letter
dated October 2s,h. says the Pope has
been informed by Napoleon that France
will uphold his temporal power and re-
occupy, in case Of rebellion or invasion.
New York Central Railroad.
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-1t is believed
the Express interest has secured suficint
stock to control the election Of Directors
Of the New York Central Railroad, and
that VIM. g. Fargo, Of Buffalo, will be
elected President. The transfer Of stock
has closed and the rival cliques continue
busy.
Effort TO establish n Bank.
NBw YORK, Nov. l5.-An effort Is on
foot to establish 4 bank with half q million
of capital as q gold clearing house, the OBJ
ject being to facilitate the business Of bro
kers and to do way with the delivery
system. The project meets with favor in
the gold room and already $500, 900 has
been subscribed.
Railroad Aeeident---Four persons
Killed and 81 Wounded.
C~LlvrLANp, O., Nov. 1.-The West
ward bound Express train ran Of the
| track near Erie, owing to the careleessness
Of repairers in not seasonably replacing
the rails. Four persons were killed and
80 wounded.
Alabama Legislature.
NEw YoRxSNov. 1.-THE Alabama
Legislature met On Tuesday the 18th.
Gov. Patterns message represents the
finances to be in good condition. He op-
poses the Constitutional Amendment.
From Canndn.
NEW YoRx, Nov. l4.-Jno. Mel Donald
and two other members Of the Canadian
Cabinet arrived to-day en-route for Lon
don to confer with the Government on the
confederation Of the provinces.
Disapproves His Course.
NEW YoRK, November l6.-Walter,
the principal proprietor Of the London
Times, now visiting in this country, has
written to the chief editor disapproying Of
the course OF that journal on American
| aTairs.