Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-31
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
r.,xcr,u. pr,rIrcn TO ruI GOLD MILL DAIRY NEWS
DATES TO YESTERDAY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Secretar
Stewards Daughter.

II TO
Csuaauration---Denth Of Secretary
seward's Daughter.
DETROIT, October GA grain ware
house, near the Michigan Central Depot,
was burned to-day-loss. $4,000.
INV York. October 29.-Whsat open
ed a, l@2c. better, closing with an i'd
vance.
WASHINGTON, October 20. - Fanny
Seward, only daughter Of Secretary Sew
ard, died this morning-agsd % years.
Tho Crops.
The monthly report Of the Agricultural
Bureau. dated October 10Th, estimates the
wheat crop at one hundred and forty
three millions bushels; but he says the
decreased quantity is compensated for by
the better average quality. Estimates
poin, to less than II, 900, 900 bushels in
the Southern States, and to = surplus for
expor, in California Of nearly $4,000, 900.
But little note has heretofore been made
Of the California wheat crop. This year
the corn crop is the largest ever chronicled
in the country. The yield Of oats il sx-
traordinary. The cotton crop 10 estimated
At one and thrse-quar,sr million Of bales.
From Warrington.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Gsn. Shsr-
man had another conference with the
Pre,idsn, to-day ; and it 10 currently be-
lieved. though some authority deny it,
that he will assume the portfolio Of the
War Department about the first Of De-
cember.
Nearly all the Annual Reports are
ready for submission to the President.
The Land Office report will DO unusually
interesting, particularly that portion which
treats Of the mineral lands, and will be
accompanied by = map showing the guam
tity Of mineral lands in every State and
Territory.
Generals Gran. and Sherman have com
pleted their revisal Of the list Of fsld off,
GERS for the new army regiments, which
will be announced in q few days.
General Averill, our new Consul to
Canads, left for Montreal to-day.
Mexico.
Nxw YORK, October 29.-Ths Times Of
this morning says: 1t cannot be doubted
but the Government Of Juarsz has already
sought the aid Of the United States in its
efforts to re-establish authority over the
contending factions that will arise upon
the ruins Of the Empire.
Twenty thousand Troops 70 be Sent
to Mexico.
Unless the reports received from Wash
ing.on are At fault, the President has in
dictated his willingness to enter upon such
an arrangement. and Is disposed to send
to the City Of Mexico, II such q step
should be deemed advisable. q force Of at
least 10000 ren, under General Grant,
or some other officer Of high rank and
reputation. clothed with power to aid the
Government OF our sister Republic in the
restoration OF order and security.
A q matter Of course the Government
Of Mexico will be expected to incur all
the expenses Of such an enterprise. She
has abundant u for this, a. well a.
to secure Us for whatever guarantees 1t
might be wise for Us to give for the pay
msnt Of the debt. ju..ly du. England and
France, which were made the prstsxt for
the recent invasion Of her soil, and for the
payment Of other debts-not, Of course,
including those Of the Empire which we
have never acknowledged, and for which
France can have nc valid claim.
The customs to DO collected At Mexican
ports already pledged to foreign powers,
and which would b transferred to u,
would DO ample.
Mexican Minister.
NEW YoRx, Oct. 30.-The Timer
Washington special says: Lewis D.
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, has lef,
Washington with instructions accredited
to the Juarez Government.
| Tho French TO Leave Mexico next
Month.
The French evacuation will commences
next month, and to DO completed BY the
lst Of January.
Lower California and sonora to be
Coded TO the United States.
Our Government will extend q Protsc-
tora,e over the Juarsz Government, which
in return cedes to the United States the
whole Of Lower California, Sonora and
Chihuahua.
Sherman and Hancock are both named
to command the American expedition.
It is rumored that Sheridan has been
ordered to Washington, which, il true.
may indicate him as "the coming man."
The Fenian Excitement.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Ths Fenians all
over the country appear excited over the
Toronto trials, and indignation meetings
are being held in all the prominent cities.
There is a revival OF the subscription
and recruiting enthusiasm.
A committee from Tammany Hall, in
GLIDING Gen. Murphy, Supervisor Roach,
Judge Hogan, etc., waited on the Prssi-
dent yesterday, and submitted the Tam
many resolutions. The President said he
had already received a copy through
Mayor Hoffman, and referred the commit.
tee to Secretary Stewards letter, which he
hoped would eonyincs the Fenians Of the
determination Of the Government to pro-
,sct its citizens wherever they be.
Dr. III A&1orfio 10 h1o