Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-19
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DprArca 10 mn ootD NIL DAILr Nrws.l
BY CALIFORNIA sTATp TELEGRAPH
DATES TO LAST NIGHT!
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An Eye on tho Feninns.
CHICAGO, April ls.-G General Meade
and staff have gone to Eastport, Me-; it is
supposed to look after Fenians.
Utah Will No. be Admitted.
The House Committee on Territories
have had under consideration for some
time the application of the people Of
Utah, asking admission into the Union.
The Committee have taken considerable
evidence in relation to the condition Of
affairs in that Territory, which will not
permit admission. There were some rich
developments before the Committee, rela-
tive to polygamy.
For Protective Tariff.
Petitions from several thousand citizens
of Ohio. Indiana, Pennsylvania and
Michigan, were presented to the House
in favor Of increased duty on foreign
wool.
Strange Evidence Against JEFF Davis
Forthcoming.
The report Of the House Judiciary Com
mittee, covering strange evidence against
Jefferson Davis, heretofore in possession
Of the Bureau Of Military Justice, will be
presented on Friday she goth.
Lincoln's' Funeral Car.
New YORK, April 10. - Lincoln's
funeral car was purchased by Thomas c.
Durant, who tenders it for use Of the
Union Pacific Railroad for accommoda-
ton Of its officers on special occasions.
The car leaves in q few days for the West,
with several Government directors, who
20 out to examine the condition Of the
road. The car wa bought in by Ward
H. Lamon, at a sale Of Government rail-
road stock last week, to prevent its pur-
chase by spectators, and the Secretary OF
War consents to its final disposition IS
above.
steamer and Schooner Csllisien.
NEW York, April ls.-The steamer
City of Norwich, Of the New London
line, collided in the Sound with q schooner
at 4 o'clock this morning. The steamer
was set on FIRE, and burned to the waters
edge. 1t is supposed that ten lives were
lost.
The Car-drivcrs Strike.
The car.drivers strike has broken out
again, with increased violence. The
drivers found they were to be deceived
under On arrangement made yesterday.
Groat Fire In PennsylvanIn.
A fire at Titusville, Pa, this morning,
destroyed q number Of blocks in the cen.
trail par. Of the city. Loss, 100000.
The Confedoratisn Of British Ameri.
can Provinces.
HALIFAX, April ia resolution in
favor Of aConfedera.ion Of the Provinces
passed both Houses Of the Nova Scotia
Parliament, New Brunswick.
Parliament has adjourned for a month,
to enable the new Ministry to be formed
and elections to be held, to fill vacancies
caused by the resignation Of members.
Pacific Railroad Examinations.
OMAHA, April ls.-Tho Government
Commissioners have examined and accept
ed the second section Of the Union Pacific
Railroad. Tho track is now being laid at
the rate Of a mile q day.
Immigration from Europe.
New YORK, April ls.-Thirty ships
lef. Liverpool for the United States during
the month of March, with 1854 cabin and
1885 steerage passengers. The number
Of passengers for the quarter is 24,277.
Death Of Ole Bull.
Ole Bull, the celebrated violinist, died
at Quebec, on the lth inst.
Death Of Captain Nyo.
Captain Ezra Nye, formerly Of the COL
Inns steamer " Pacific" died at Newark,
N. J., on the 7th inst.
Post once Department gsiug INTO
tho Telegraph Business.
New York, April lS.-The Washing
ton correspondent Of the Time, says that
the Postmaster General is satisfied Of the
feasibility and practicability Of incorpor-
a.ing the proposed National Telegraph
Company, to construct lines over all the
post routes. II the estimates arc correct,
ordinary messages can be transmitted at
the rate Of one cent for three words.
Completion Of q Pacific Railroad
, Section.
ST. LOUIS, April ls.-The Pacific Rail
road is completed twenty-five miles west
of Topeka.
A Liberal {" Haul In Mckee.
New ORLEANS, April l7.-Brownsville
advices say that the Liberals captured .
wagon train, between Paris and Monterey,
with 100000. killing and capturing $50
French troops. One hundred and Afty
wagons were in the train. 3
The Rinderpcsf on tho Isthmus.
WASHINGTON, April ls.-Ths United
States Consul at Aspinwsll informs the
State Department that q disease ressm-
bling rinderpess has made its appearance
along the Panama Railroad. A large
number Of cattle are dying daily.
A Treasury Order for "Depssits nin
g1gi7 National Baaks. ggwF,
The Secretary Of the Treasury orders
that after the Let Of May deposits for tenn
porary loans shall carry only four per
cent. interest.
Executive Appointment OF Governor
CHICAGO, April ls.-The National In
tezigancsr reports that Green Clay Smith,
of Kentucky, has been appointed Cover
nor Of Montana, vies Edgerton; and also