Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-11-07
By the Atlantic Gable

Nlw York, November 6.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received by the At
lantic Cable, dated Rio Jansiro, October
10th, via London, November 9th:
South American Battle News.
Another battle took place at Fort Gu
ropi.s on the 22d Of September. The
gunboats engaged the Fort from the river
side, while tho allied storming columns
attacked the Paraguay lines in the midst
Of q shower Of grape and musketry, and
nobly captured the irst parallel. They
failed, however, to take the second, and
were compelled to retire after having sus-
tanned 4 loss Of 5000 men, and having
had several gunboats disabled.
General Flores returned to Montevideo
with the rest Of the Oriental army. Great
excitement prevails and further opera
tions are suspended.
Mexican News.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 6.-Ths Heraid's
City Of Mexico correspondent says Maxi
milan appointed Marshal BazIno tempo
rary Regent, and took his departure for
Vera Cruz, on the 2lss Of October, going
by o circuitous route, to avoid meeting
General Castleman, who was at the same
time eli route from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
The Ministry, upon hearing Of the ap.
pointmen, Of Bazine, Immediately resigned.
Castleman arrived at the Capitol on the
23d, and took upon himself the admins
trasion OF the Government. An Austrian
frigate is at Vera Cruz, waiting Maximil-
ian's arrival, and will convey him to Eu-
rope. General Csstleman, it 10 under
stood, brought orders to Macmillan to
turn his Empire over to BaLine.
General Sherman and Col. Campbell,
our Mexican Minister, will sail for Mexico
in the steamer Susquehanns in = few days,
to assum. 4 protectorate over that Repub.
lie, until = 6 general election for President
and Congress can be had.
Canadian Intclligones--The Feninus.
The Herald's Toronto special says anoth-
er raid was expected from Buffalo on Sat-
urday night during the Fenian demon
s~trrtion, on the occasion Of the arrival OF
the captured arms recently returned by
order of President johnson.
Mass meetings of the Brotherhood were
held at Buffalo and Indianapolis on Sat-
urday night the Sd, in which retaliatory
measures were threatened in the event Of
the execution of Lynch or McMaban.
A new trial for McMahsn and Lynch
will be applied for during the week.
Moro Pardons.
The HeraLd's Washington special says
the President has authorized pardons to
DO granted to T. NJ. Roberts, Of Ohio, and
w. s. Hines Of La. The former case
came under the tenth clause of the amnesty
proclamation, being a loyal State, to join
the instruction. The latter case came
under the 18th or $50, 900 clause.
Gen. Sweeny Koinstated.
NEW YORK. November 6.-The Prssi-
dent to-day issued the order for the rein
statement Of General Sweeny In his for
mel position in the regular army.
Canada Reinforced.
The 7rf6une's Montreal special dispatch
says that the one hundredtn regiment, just
from England by the steamer Pennsyl.
vauia, arrived yesterday. Half Of the
regiment will 90 Immediately to Ottowa.
There are in British America about $4,000
troops Of the regular British army, Of
whom 5000 are in Canada.
simeon Draper not Dead.
New York, November 6.-Ths Times
learns that the announcement Of the death
Of Simeon Draper was premature. That
gentleman 10 seriously i'll, however.
safo Return.
The Tri6uno's Fort Riley special dis
patch rays that the hunting party, includ-
.ug viscount Canthwsll, Baron Holstein
and Count Montague, who were reported
killed or captured, returned safely yestsr-
5.v IN Eort Rilev.