Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-13

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DATES TO YEsTERDAY.
No Truth In the Reported Inquiries
Made BY the President to Attorney
General Strawberry.
WASHINGTON, October ll.-There IS
positively no truth in the special dispatch
sent from this city to the Philadelphia
Ledger. relative to alleged queries oy
President johnson to Attorney. General
S%tansberry.
PHILADELPHIA, October 1.-THE re-
ported action Of the President. as pub
lished in the Ledger this morning. causes
much dis,rust in mercantile circles.
CHICAGO. October IL. - Washington
special dispatches say the Philadelphia
Ledger's sensation dispatch was manufac'
tured in New York by gold spectators,
and was telegraphed all over the Eastern
States through the medium Of the Asso-
ciated Press, thereby securing it's promis-
cuous publication everywhere. The tenn
porary suspension of Geographic commu-
n~ic.,ion between Washington and Balti-
more yesterday enabled the spectators to
have it all their own way, until late in
the afternoon. when foods of private tele-
grams was poured in on the President and
the Secretaries. The news created a pro-
found excitement throughout the whole
country, and was as speedily te%legraphed
as could be.
Massachusetts Congregational Nomi.
nations.
BosroN, October 1.-THE Republicans
have nominated for Congress Samuel
Hooper in the Sixth District, Benz. F.
Butler in the Fifth District, Geo. S. Bout
we'll in the Seventh. John D. Baldwin in
the Eighth and Thos. D. Elect in the FIRST
District.
From Vermont.
MONTPELIER, VT, October 1.-THE
Vermont Legislature assembled to-day.
The House elected J. w. Stewart as
Speaker.
United States Circuit Courts.
TRENTON, N. j.. October 1.-THE U.
s. Circuit Court met to-day. A letter
was received by Judge Field from Judge
Grier, stating that he had received a letter
from Chief Justice Chase, with an opinion
showing tina, the United States had no
right to hold the Circuit, Courts anywhere
until there is a new allotment Of Circuits
lately made at Washington /; so that he
can hear no more cases as Circuit Judge
until after next December.
Effects of the Sensation Dispatch.
NEW YORK. October 1.-THE Erening
Post says gold is excited and decidedly
higher, attributable to the Philadelphia
Lsdger's sensation dispatch. The CONNER
cial says the cansrd succeeded in putting
up the premium on gold about three per
cent. which we presume falls much below
the expectations Of the authors.
Market.
There Is generally a better feeling in the
dry goods trade. The holders of goods
are firm in their views, and there is no
probability Of a decline from present fig
ures; but on the contrary there is a slight
advance in some grades of less desirable
goods to even up prices, and correspond
ing with these advanced last week.
Ne Cable News.
CHICAGO, Oct. IL, 1890 A. Mo ca.
BILE news has come to hand since the 7th.
New York gives no explanation. o
Old Penn.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-THE Bulletin
says Gen. Geary's majority will be about
$4,000 to 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.-The Pennsyl-
vania Legislature stands as follows: Sem
ate 81 Republicans to IL Democrats.
House. 65 Republicans to IS Democrats.
Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE official re.
turns are coming in slowly. but they show
nothing to indicate a change in the gene
raj result given in last nights report. The
Legislature, from returns received up to
this time, stands as follows: Senate,
Union 80, Democrat Is. House, Union
81. Democrats SO. The Unionists will
certainly have forty majority on joint bal
lot.
The Congressional delegation stands s
Union and 8 Democrats. Washburne
and Or,h, Unionists, in the Seventh and
nighth Districts, are conceded by both
parties.
New York Congregational Nominn-
tions.
NEW YORK, Oct. l2.-The Mozart De-
mocracy last evening nominated James
Brooks for Congress in the 9Th District.
and Fernando Wood in the 9th.
Dea Of Grand I. o. o. r. CaIifor-
MIA Representative.
CHICAGO, Oct. l2.-Wm. NJ. Allen, |
delegate from California to the Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, died in Philadel-
phia on Monday, the 9th inst, Of cholera,
and was buried in that city with Masonic
and Odd Fellows honors.
Comments ON the Election,
The New York papers Of yesterday
comment on the result of the election.
The Times says:
The verdict pronounced by the people
Of four States 10 only a ful6lment Of the
expectation entertained by every man who
has watched honestly the purposes Of the
country. One great result which has been
reached is the ratification by the people Of
the position assumed by Congress IN rela-
ton to the President and the South.
The Herald says:
The results Of the late election are posi-
lively sublime. They resfirm the high
intelligence which pervades the Northern
States and their immovable purpose to
establish the Union on q solid foundation.
In the results Of these October elections
we read the verdict Of all the Northern
States in the case of the President against
Congress.
The World refuses to believe the figures
and says: