Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-11
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BY CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH LINE.
DATES Up no LAST EVENING
Supreme Judges,

The Senate passed the House bill pro-
viding that no vacancies in the Supreme
Court shall be Allied until the number of
Associate Justices shall be reduced TO six,
and providing for the necessary changes
in the Circuits.
On Behalf OF Feuian Prisoners,
Stewart, Of Nevada, submitted a resolu.
ton requesting the President TO interpose
for the release of the Fenian prisoners in
Canada, and elsewhere ; laid over until
tomorrow.
Cholera and sun.stroke.
Nsw YoRk. July lo.-Five cases of
cholera were reported in Brooklyn this
morning, all proving fatal.
The total number Of cases of sun.stroke
during the recent heated term was sixty.
one in New York. thirteen in Brooklyn,
and four deaths in Boston.
Money.
The Post.S money article says a heavy
business was done in fve.twenties /; the
purchases amounting to $l,075, 900, most
ly on foreign account. a
From Cuba.
KEY WEST, FLA, July lo.-The, bark
Clio touched here on her way to Mobile,
having left Havana early on Sunday morn.
ing, July 9Th. The Captain says that four
Chilean steamers effected a landing Of their
troops early on the morning of the 9th,
and Immediately Joined the camp Of the
insurgents, near Neuvitas.
In camp were some 10000 insurgents,
among whom were many Of the, wealthiess
planters, acting as officers of their planta-
ton hands, who were all well drilled.
They expressed the strongest determine
ton to throw off the yoke of Spain.
After joining forces they all marched to
within fifty miles of Havana and fortified.
1t is thought a battle will take place in
a few days. .17
On the morning Of the 7th q skirmish
took place between the outposts Of the
insurgents and the cavalry force Of the
Spanish Captain General, and several
were wounded on each side, and three
Spaniards killed.
The utmost excitement prevailed through
u the island, and the planters are re-
solved to free themselves from Spain.
Just as the Clio left, there was a report
that the Spanish Governors Private Sec
Rotary had been assassinated in Havana.
From Mckee.
NEW York. July l0.-A Vera Cruz
letter of June 25th says General Figuerou
had taken Tehaucan by storm. Tolucca,
only forty miles from the City Of Mexico,
is in peril of capture by the Liberals.
Tascatalpan is to be soon evacuated BY
the French garrison, who will be sem to
reinforce Tampico the latter being seri.
ously threatened by the Republicans.
At Tabasco the Liberals had disabled
the French gunboas while it was attempt
ing to 60 up the river from Frontera.
WASHINGTON. July l0.-Minister Ro.
nero has information that on the 10th Of
June President Juarez and his Cabinet
left 81 Paso for Chihuahua.
It is reported that the French troops at
Durango were under orders to march
against Chihuahua.
Letters from the City Of Mexico state
that General Bazain 10 concentrating all
the available French troops in San Luis
Potosi for q new campaign.
The War la Europe.
VIENNA, June 27.-Benedeck's passive
attitude is accounted for by his desire to
have the Federal troops form q junction
with his army. and also to allow the Prus-
slams to advance into Bohemia, so that he
may cut of their retreat. There is dissen.
ton among the Hungarian Liberals, the
Deck party being opposed to instruction
unless the Austrians suffer defeat, and the
other party favoring immediate insurrec.
ton.
FLORENCE. June 27th.-The King Of
Italy yesterday requested the assistance of
France against the Austrians, offering In
exchange the Island of Sardinia, in add.
ton to important concessions or the Ro-
man question. The Italian army is con.
centrating at Cremons and Pracenz.
FsANxsoRr.oS-rHE.M MAIN. July 81
The Federal Diet to-day appointed Prince
Charles, Of Bavaria, Commander of the
Federal army, to act under Marshal Ben
edeck. 8UR
A dispatch to the President Of the Coun.
Gil says the battle of the oath was neither
lost nor won, and adds that a c~oncentra-
ton Of forces had been ordered to resume
the campaign.
BERLIN, June 27.-Prussia has replaced
the principal f~unctionaries in Saxony.
Hesse and Hanover.
FRANKPoRr-oN-THg-M MAINE, June 27.-
Austria has proposed to her confederate
allies that all officers Of the Diet shall be
recalled, and Ministers Plenipotentiary
appointed in their place under the presi-
dency Of Austria. This committee is to
have power to decide matters without
reference to their respective governments.
This has not been agreed to yet.
a. 49,.
A very remarkable increase Of activity
is observed in the military establishments
Of France. Uniforms and ammunition
are got ready in the greatest haste, and to
a sufficient amount for the equipment Of
an army at its full strength. The reserves
have as yet not been called in but these
are always to be obtained at three or four
days notice.
PAssED.-The Senate bill, introduced