Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-03

McNico - Reported Coalition De-
tween him md the Leaders Of the
Eenians.
NEW York, Oct. 1.-The Herald says
Santa Anna is now negotiating a loan of
for the purpose OF carrying
put his plan of reconstruction in Mexico,
and is assured that the negotiations in q
few days will be successful. A number
Of ex-Federal officers called OF him yester-
day to offer their services in his new cam
It is believed by those high in
authority in Canada that Secretary Sew
ard ha, used his diplomacy to bring about
a league between Santa Anna and the
spain md Chile.
The HeralG's South American cores
pondence says the idea Of making peace
with Spain is not entertained for q mo-
men, by the Chileans. They are anxious
to carry the war into the enemy's country,
and demand hat their navy shall appear
before Cadiz. The Secretary Of Foreign
remarked at a dinner, during the
last Of August, that Chile would ever re-
gard Spain in the ligh, Of a natural enc
my. 1t is very doubtful if any agent
be received who might come from
Spain to propose terms o! peace.
Defensive preparations in the vicinity
of Valparaiso are still in progress. Three
steamers, purchased here by Montero, are
being fitted out as ships Of war.
Tucker, the ex-rebel, who was appoint
ed Admiral of the Peruvian navy, has
been installed as Commander-in- Chief Of
the Allied Squadron. Montero, the Ad-
.iral who mutinied on account of Tuck
appointment, was still in confinement
with his officers.
The stock md Gold Market in Wall
Street.
New YORK, Oct. 2.-The Posts money
says the excitement in Wall street
continues; it is almost entirely confined
% Railroad shares.
The Commercial says, affairs in Wall
street continue excited. The gold market
shows a renewal of bulling speculation
the apparent weakness Of the past
days.
Arlington Mansion.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The household
effects left at the Arlington Mansion by
Gen. Lee, or, rather the fragments remain
ing Of them, were recently delivered to
the party authorized BY Gen. Lee to re-
them. This was DONE" the Ma
tional InteRigeneer says, "under an order
the President. 1t appears that near
ly everything of any value had been sto-
len. Many valuable heir looms, including
some of the family portraits, were taken
the frames, packed in boxes and
in the upper loft of the mansion
since 1861. These boxes have been bro
ken open and everything of real value
taken away, and the letters and private
Of Gen. Lee scattered over the loft.
Counterfcits.
NEW YORK, October "A very dam
yerous hundred dollar counterfeit or the
Central National Bank Of this city is in
circulation. The only way for the pub
lie to protect themselves will be to refuse
Ill n hundred dollar National Bank
notes, except when received from sources
well known. One popularity Of the
counterfeit is that the 7 in the word
Mountain" on the right Of the bill, is
defective, and looks like the letter III"
bu. a counterfeiter can soon remedy that
From Europe--Thc Crops-Lntc from
Rome.
NEW York, October 2.-Foreign files
by the City Of Paris to-day fur
nish a further explanation of the advance
Of breadstutfs in the English markets.
The heavy rains and the continued high
winds have inflicted serious injury on the
in most Of the agricultural districts
in England and Ireland. From Scotland
the reports are unfavorable, and the same
observation applies with even greater
10 Ireland.
The Pail Mall Gazette gives the follow
ing statement of the Papal difficulties /:
while preparing for the evensuality OF
the flight, the Pope is also contemplating
the possibility Of his being detained cap
tive at Rome, and as a precaution, has
drawn up a secret bill, d~elegating his full
powers TO a Cardinal whom certain reasons
prevents my naming at present. As soon
as the holy father is taken captive, or de-
prived of his apostolic liberty, this Car
dinal will repair to Vienna or London,
and there publish the bill, which is now
in his possession. In this document Pope
Plus IN. names him as his Alter Ego ad
Tempus Vicar of the Universal Church
that is, Pope Gd interim. All Catholic
Bishops, all priests, and ell the faithful
are, during the captivity Of the Sovereign
Pontif, TO address themselves to this or
gan Of the Pope, reduced to silence, and
who will be the interpreter Of Peter in
bonds"
CoSsoLIDATIoN.-The Placerville Re-
and Courier have been consolidat-
ed, that is, the latter is discontinued and
the former goes on. Yarnell, Of the Re-
takes charge Of the Courier, and in
announcing that fact he says:
While publishing the Recorder I prom
ised to follow Andrew Johnson to the
borders Of Democracy, and that there l
should abandon him. He having passed
the lines into the yery center of