Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-27

DISPATCHES

OVERLAND DISPATCHES
sheridan, slcklss and Hancock In WASH
instsB-Sals Of Army Wasoas Ordered.
Washington, September 25.-Sickles,
Sheridan and Hancock had an inter-
view with Grant to-day. Hancock and
Fitz John Porter had an audience with
the President.
An order from the War; Department
provides for the sale of all army wagons
belonging to the QuartermAster's De-
partment except as prescribed Of oil
medical wagons and all ambulaucss <
cept Of the Wheeling or Rucker pattern,
together with all harness used Herewith.
The New York Republicans State Con-
SYRACUSE, September 25.-The Re-
publican State Convention was held
here to-day Roscoe Conkling was
elected permanent chairman. The fol-
lowing nominations were imade: For
Secretary of State, General Mexican Of
Saratoga; for Comptroller, Calvin 7.
Hubbard of st. Lawrence; for Treasurer
Theodore @. Gates of Ulster; for Attor-
ney General, Judge Van Golf of Kings
county; for State Engineer, A. G. Pow
ell Of 0nondsgs; for Canal Commission
Or, General John NJ. Hammond Of ALLIE
ghany. ~ Naf
Hall Storm-Reception OF Sheridan at
Philadelphia. ma .sa,H
PHILADELPHIA, September ga ire
mendous hail storm occurred to-day and
did much damage:
Sheridan arrived tonight. He was
received with enthusiastic popular de-
monstrations, Examinations, fireworks,
etc., No formal speeches were made.
The formal reception takes place to-
morrow, at independence Hall.
Specials to the New York Press.
New York, September 36.-A Times
special says Grants instructions to
Thomas say the military cannot judge
which section Of judges has the right to
control, but he must confine his action
to preventing hostile mobs.
A Times Washington special saysit is
understood that the Secretary Of the
Treasury has suspended sales Of gold
until after the payment of interest on
FIVE tweuties in November.
A serious conflict has arisen between
the Navy Department and the judicial
authorities Of Pennsylvania. The Court
| issued a habeas corpus for a marine en-
listed at the Philadelphia Navy Yard,
| who is n minor. The Department claims
that the marine enlisted under the law
relating to English minors, and refuses
| to give him up. The District Attorney
| declared that he would call upon the
Governor for an armed force to compel
obedience. The Navy Department has
ordered Commander Selfridge to use all
| the power at his disposal to resist the
authorities. The Court has taken until
| Saturday to consider the case.
The Treasury Department, in prepar-
ing maps for commercial purposes, des-
ignates the new territory rs Alaska.
The committee Of tobacconists have
arrived and earnestly urge II modiica-
| ton of the recent regulations. The De-
partment has promised to give their
complaints early attention. The COM
mittee declare that under the present
regulations proprietors of bonded ware
| houses will be compelled to give them
up.
The cornerstone of the new railroad
bridge across the Mississippi at Quincy,
Illinois, was laid yesterday with Masonic
| ceremonies.
Tho Detroit Board Of Trade has pass
| ed resolutions in favor Of a National
Board of. Trade, annd a Convention at
some seaport city to consider impor-
taut commercial matters, including
finance, the central System, and freight
transportation between the East and
West.
A Tines special says advices from
New Orleans leave no doubt that the
election will take place on the 9th.
1t is understood that notwithstanding
the death of Sir Frederick Bruce, the
State Department is moi respondent
about obtaining a fair settlement of the
Alabama claims.
ARRESTS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-The city was
visited by two destructive fires at mid
night. A number of dwellings were
burned. Several fires have occurred
during the week, and many dwellings
have been destroyed. Many cases are
known Il be the work of incendiaries.
Several arrests have been made.
Maryland Militia-Suspected Designs of
tho Organization.
NEW York, Sept. ga Tribune spe-
cial says the Chronicle contains a lead
ing article about the Maryland militia,
Four thousand have already been organ
lied in Baltimore. The total paid militia
of The State is probably 10000. The
aggregate cost Of e%quipping this army
is about half q million. Much Of this
force is composed of returned rebel SOL
disrs. Notwithstanding Government
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