Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-21
OVERLAND DISPATCHES


A Case Of Cholera In New York.
NEW YORK, June l7.-An unmistak-
able case Of cholera occurred here to-
day.
Battle Of Bunker Hill.
BosToS, June 1.-THE Ninety-second
Anniversary Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill
was observed to-day with unusual spirit.
The banks and many stores were closed.
ARRAY Between Irishmen and Negroes.
New YORK, June l7.-An ARRAY oc-
Cured to-day in Centre street between
Irishmen and negroes. 1t was soon
stopped by the police. Nobody was
seriously hurt.
Louisiana.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Heralds New
Orleans special says the Radical Repub-
lican State Convention adjourned sine
die on Saturday night, after endorsing
the following platform: We advocate
and will enforce perfect equality under
the law to all men, without distinction
of color or race we endorse the Acts Of
the last Congress and will reconstruct
Louisiana upon the Congressional basis,
and send to Congress only true and loyal
men +; we insist on perfect equality, with
out distinction Of race, in the right to
vote and enter the jury box without an
education or property qualification being
required we advocate immigration and
q division of the lands Of the State so
far as practicable into small farms, in
order that the masses Of the people may
become land holders we advocate the
repeal Of the cotton tax BY Congress,
and if this is not granted We will demand
it as a right ; class legislation should be
abolished and taxes laid on all the pro-
ductive wealth Of the Union we advo-
cate equality in schools and the enforce
ment of the eight-hour system, except
in cases Of special contract we insist on
a thorough revision Of the laws ofLouis-
lana and pledge ourselves to aid the
Government in paying the last dollnr Of
the public debt. The platform condemns
Johnson's amnesty proclamation, be-
lieving that DISTINGUISHING therebels was
the highest duty Of the General Govern
meut. No man will be supported for
office who will not pledge himself to the
whites and colored alike that Of all the
offices to which he may have the power
to appoint he shall make no discrimina-
ton against the newly en~franchised
citizens, who constitute the majority,
but both whites and blacks shall have
their proper share, and at least half the
nominations for elective Office shall be
taken from the newly en%frauchised class.
Indian Troubles.
The Tribune especial aysSenatorH Hen
derson Of Missouri, Chairman of the
Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, who
has just returned from an excursion to
the Western Plains, declares that more
than half of the reports Of Indian out
RACES are false. He attributes the In
dian troubles to the operations Of I'M
principled army contractors and traders.
Surrntps Trial Resumed.
WASHINGTON, June II. - Surratt's
trial was resumed to-day, Judge Fisher
presiding. The prisoner being out Of
money an order was made that his wit
nesses be paid by Government and
their attendance compelled. Half a
dozen witnesses for the prosecution
have been examined. There is nothing
new in the evidence. The Court took a
recess till 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Cabinet Meeting.
WASHINGTON, June IA Cabinet
meeting was held to-day on the subject,
it is understood, Of the removal of civil
officers, by the commanders of military
districts. As q result Of the consulta-
ton an executive order is in curse Of
preparation, and may be issued early
this week, restraining, it is said, such
commanders in accordance with the re-
Gently published opinion Of Attorney
General Stansberry with reference to
those heretofore removed BY them.
Tho Mexican Mission Minister Campbell.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Herald,
special says that Secretary Seward has
rendered the Mexican Mission to Gen.
eral Stehman, to proceed there at
at once. The General declined, owing
to the condition Of his private affairs.
The Herdld's New Nrleans special says
Minister Campbell declines stating what
has transpired between the State De-
partment and himself. He feels assured
that the people will sustain him in the
position he has taken when the records
are published.
Colored Jury.
New ORLEANS, June IA full jury
Of negroes vas i%mpanueled at Nevasetta,
Texas, on Friday-the first ever re-
corded.
Another Indian Raid.
CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Tribune's
Omaha special says Senator Thayer sent
the following dispatch to General Graut
and the Secretary Of the Interior. "If
General Buford reported what the tele-
graph attributes to him in regard to
Indian matters, he is guilty Of reckless
Misrepresentation or criminal stupidity.
The warfare now being carried on upon
the Plains by the savage Indians upon
small parties Of defenSeless settlers,
railroad surveying parties and laborers,
is barbarous and u~nprovoked. The
Government must not be deluded by any
such reports as Buford's."
The Indians attacked a train neal
Junction, Colorado, yesterday, and cap
tured As head of stock.
From Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June IA letter from
Queretaro says that the General-in-C Chief
on the oath ult. issued an order for the
trial of Macmillan, Miramon and Mejia,
in accordance with the law of January
oath, 1862. Macmillan requested per-
mission to telegraph the Prussian Min
lister in Mexico, requesting him and also
Don Maria Riva Pallicio, the father Of
General Pallieio, and Martinez de 10
Farne, to act as his defenders. The
telegram was forwarded to the parties.