Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-12
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
SPECIAL olsrArcH TO rul JOLT MILL DAILY srws
Penton,s Majority.

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majority, according to the latest accounts,
10 1854.
New Jersey.
CHICAGO, Nov. lo.-The Republican
majority in New Jersey 10 about 1000.
Halsey, Republican, has q majority in
the Newark District Of e2lo. Hills, Re-
publican. majority over Rogers is 455.
Huyler, Independent Democratic candi-
date in that District, received less than
200 votes.
Maryland.
CHICAGO. Nov. l0.-The Maryland Leg
~islature stands: Senate, l6 Conservatives
and 8 Republicans; House, SO Conservs-
,ives aud 81 Republicans.
Delaware.
CHICAGO, Nov. lo.-Tho Democratic
majority in Delaware is 1915.
Missouri.
CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Furthsr returns OF
the election in Missouri conceds the cleo
ton Of Stivetzler, Conservative, in the 9Th
District, and NOEL, Conservative, IN the
I'd District. All tho other Missouri Dis
,ricts are Radical.
"Failurc."
INV YORK, Nov. l0.-Ths Downie-
vile Gold Mining Company, whose Office
was q. 70 Wall street, was found to have
failed yesterday, and a number OF stock
brokers are badly victimized. The mar
kes was found to be flooded with their
worthless shares. A civil suit wasimme-
dia,ely commenced against Riley s Whss-
Ter, and they were lodged in Jail.
Spain and Peru.
Tho Rerald's Panama correspondent
says Of tho peace negotiations between
| Spain and Peru, the latter rejects all Span
ish claims for church property and will
prosecute the wal with renewed -vigor il
Spain wishes.
Bolivia ind Brazil.
Bolivia has demanded On explanation
Of Brazil for aiding the Spanish feet At
Rio after its defeat at Callao.
CaIifornia Steamer.
The California steamer yesterday brought
$3.50, 900 in treasure.
California Special Post.Ofico Agent.
Ben C. Truman, formerly q war cor
respondent. and latterly on special Gov
ernmen, duty in the Southern States, has
been appointed special Post-ofice Agent
for California, and has started westward.
Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, November 9.-The Arkansas
Legislature convened yesterday. The
Governors message recommends the rati-
6ca,ion Of the Constitutional Amendment,
and such legislation As will carry out the
Civil Rights bill.
Georgia.
MIILIpoEvILL1, November 9.-The
Georgia Legislature to-day rejected the
Constitutional Amendmsnt-a resolution
declining to ratify it being adopted unani-
mou,ly in the Senate-all voting. and by
one hundred and twelve against two in
the House. The committee who reported
the above resolution, accompanied it with
a lengthy argument to show the Amend
mens could not be proposed without the
representation Of all the States in Con-
g,e,,, and that neither Georgia nor any
other State has lost the right Of rsprsssn-
tation.
Fire In Chicago.
CHICAGO, November l0.-Tho Chicago
scale works and several smaller machine
shops adjoining on West Warrington
street, corner Of Canal. were burned this
morning. Loss, Sloo, 1000. Insurance,
$40, 900. About one hundred mechanics
are thrown out Of employment.
Cholera.
The cholera deaths in Chicago during
October number 673.
Another Guuboat for San Francisco.
CHICAGO. November l0.-A Washing
ton special dispatch says the Navy De-
par.ment have under confederation the
sending Of the iron-clad Miantonomah,
now In European watsrs, to San Francisco
via Cape Horn.
Texas.
The Committee on Judiciary in the
Texas Legislature recommends a change
in tho statutes concerning negroes, and
demands such laws a. their present con-
dition requires.
Tho Great Eastern.
INV YoRK, Nov. l0.-Ths Great East
ern has been chartered to carry excursion
lists from Now York to Brest during the
Paris Exhibition.
Cyrus Pays Up.
Cyrus W. Field is paying tho indebted
ness caused BY his failure in 1853, with
interest.
A Texan Advocates Negro Suffrage.
Judge Reagan, Of Texas, late member Of
JEFF. Davis Cabinet, has written q letter
to Governor Throckmorton In favor Of
negro suffrage.
Fenians.
CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Thirtsen Fsnians
were .rrsignsd at Toronto yesterday, and
their trial was postponed indefinitely.
Another Fenian wal tried and acquitted.
There arc only three under sentence Of
death, Lynch. McMshan and Steven.
The British Troops In Canada.
There are now $4,000 British regulars
in Cansda,, being . larger force than any
the Canadians have had since the war Of
1872.
The residence Of the Crown Prosecutor
agains. the Fsnians, at Toronto, 10 guard.
Cd by regulars.
Arbitrary Rule.
Tho Toronto police are instructed to ar
res. all suspicious characters under the act
s~uspending the ha6sa' corpus, which act
authorizes the Magistrate to commit such
persons without trial and hold them until
the 9Th Of June. 1857. Yesterday four
arrests were made.
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