Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-06
Falling through Of Steamship Line
Other OpponifiOu Protected,

NEW YORK. March 4.-Aspinwalr's pro-
posed Steamship opposition has fallen
through definitely. c. X. Garrison bought
\ controlling interest in the company own
ing Star line OF steamers, thus defeating
their transfer to the new Company. AM
other opposition scheme is maturing.
The Nicaragua line is also about to be re-
organized and greatly improved by ship
builder Webb.
Election In 10. Louis. g.
CHICAGO, March AT the Municipal
election yesterday, in St. Louis, the con.
servitive candidate for Recorder received
1000 majority. The City Council is
largely conservative.
Cincinnaii Election.
In Cincinnati the Republican ticket got
5000 majority. The Council stands p
Republican. and 9 Democrats.
Elections in MILWAUKEE,, Madison,
Springfield. LeRvcnworth, Glove
land.
In Milwaukee a Democratic mayor was
elected without opposition.
At Madison. Wisconsin, a Republican
Mayor was elected without opposition.
The colored people voted for the first time
in Wisconsin.
Springfield, Illinois, gave $50 Demo.
cratic majority.
At Leavenworth. Kansas, Ex-Governor
Carney, Republican, was elected Mayor.
The vote being the largest ever polled.
Attic Cleveland City election yesterday,
the Republican ticket had 800 majority.
Town Legislaturo Adjourned-Ncgro
suffrage Kndsrsed.
CHICAGO, March THE Iowa Legisla-
ture has adjourned, having adopted a pro-
position TO amend the Constitution by
striking out the word white from the
suffrage article. which if concurred in BY
the next Legislature, will DO submitted to
q vote Of the people.
Death OF n Distingaishcd Newspaper
Man.
CIScISSATr. March An. D. Potter,
Senior proprietor Of the Daily Commercial
died this morning.
leo Flood ut Milwaukio-S1,0O 600, 900
OF Property Destroyed. I'd,
CHICAGO, April 4.-The ice gorge broke
through at the city Of Milwaukee las
night. The volume Of water was eigh'
fee. higher than wal ever before known
It destroyed bridges, shipping and ware
houses. The total damage is estimated q
one million dollars.
Stirring News from Mexico.
NEW YORK, April 4.-Advices from
the City of Mexico to March 10th, say
that General Ogazon had proclaimed him.
self President of the Republic, in virtue o
the Constitution of 1857 at the town o.
Culiacan. g..
General Mendez had sustained a severe
reverse upon the plains Of Urnarapon
where it isstated two hundred prisoner!
were shot IN retaliation for the execution
of Liberals under the recent decree o.
Macmillan.
Rumor Of Naval station Purchase,
by Uncle Sam.
A statement has been published in
several papers to the effect that the Gov
erpment of the United States had pur.
chased Of Denmark the Island of Santa
Cruz for a naval station in the West In.
dies. w
"Disiilleryo Brides not n Crime.
Judge Beth discharged the distiller.
charged with brbing revenue officers, upor
the ground tina, the law does not make il
a crime.
No Probability Of u U. y. senatorial
EIection In New Jersey this Session
OF tho Legislature.
TRENTON. April 5.-The probability i.
very strong that there will be no join
meeting Of the Legislature and no Senator
elected. a resolution for a joint meeting
failed again to-day by the usual vote in
the Senate. The Legislature adiourns sin.
die tomorrow. The lobby operators have
gone home-having entirely given up the
contest.
"Libernlo Successes In Mexico.
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Mexican
Minister received intelligence from an FL
Paso communication Of important sue
cesses by the Liberals, and announcing
the expectation that Juarez will establish
bis seat Of Government at chihuahua at
once.
Big Failure in New York Swlndlc.
New York, April 5.-Beatty Bros &
Co., tea merchants, have suspended. LA
5000, 900. The Commercial says
the failure is attributed to q member Of the
firm having issued bills amounting to
$3.50, 900 upon . forged document. The
party is reported missing.
on the Civil Rights Bill
Veto.
CHICAGO. April 5.-Trumbulrs speech
OH the Civil Rights Bill yesterday, occu-
pied nearly three hours, and was a clear,
argument upon the legal and other
objections raisep by the President.
To the objection that eleven States are
unrepresented, he answered: go
Well, sir, whose fault is it that eleven
States are not represented, and whose
fault is it that twenty-five loyal States.
which have stood by the Union and Con-
stitution, are to be deprived Of their right
to legislate? Sir. it is no fault Of the
twenty-five, II the fact Of some States
having rebelled against the Government
is to take from the Government the right
to legislate. Why, sir. then the criminal
is to take advantage Of his crime and the
innocent are to DO punished for the guilty.
II we are TO wait for eleven States, must
no, we wait for Texas? WIN anybody
pretend tina. when a State Government
was in the hands Of the enemy it was en-
titled to representation in our Congresss
II not, shall we not inquire whether it has
got out Of these hands Into the hands OF
"