Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-04
Military Report. on tho Mobile Riot.

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Military Reports on the Mobile Riot.
NEW YORK, May 3l.-The reports OF
General Pope and Colonel Shepard on
the Mobile riot have been published
General Pope declares that the Mayor
took no steps to prevent the riot, and
the Chief Of Police vas other in SYM
pathy with the rioters, and therefore
unfit for the office, and he removed them
for criminal misconduct. 1t 10 emphati-
cally affirmed that another riet will not
occur while their successors hold ofhce.
Colonel Shepard was present at the
meeting and says Judge Kelley's speech
was dignifed and patriotic, and he fully
acquits him of projecting the disturb
ances.
Specials to the New York Press.
New YORK, May 3l.-The Herald's
special says Judge Kelly delivered the
closing speech of his southern campaign
at Danville, Virginia, yesterday. The
usual crowd was assembled in addition
to several lady teachers of colored
schools, who were on the platform. A
vote Of thanks was rendered to the Judge
at the close.
The Ogdensburgh correspondent Of
the Herald says General O'Neil, the
Fenian leader, has been travelling incog-
nito through Canada during the past six
weeks. On Monday he arrived at Pres
colt and examined the works at Fort
Wellington by permission Of the COM
mandant. He then returned safely to
the American side.
The Herala's. Montreal special says :
The rumors Of the Fenian invasion Gre
ate NJ excitement here. The people
laugh at the reports and look upon them
as very transparent attempts to hoax
the Canadians and cheat US out of our
custom duties.
The Government of the new dominion
Of Canada will be organized with Mr..
Belleau as Lieutenant Governor, and
Campbell, Mcdonald, McDougall, How
land, Cartier, Gait, MCGEE and Langvau
as Ministers of State.
The Hsralds Annapolis (Maryland)
special says the adoption of the SubSti-
tute by the convention Of the twenty
fourth Article of the Bill Of Rights, as
originally reported by the Committee on
the Bill of Rights, vas by the large ma
jority of ffty-two, and fairly aud clearly
defines the position Of that body upon
the question. The substitute reads /:
" Slavery shall not be ro-established in
this State, it having been abolished uu-
der the policy and by the authority Of
the United States" The original arti-
Gle simply said "Slavcry shall not be
permitted in the State"
The Herald's special says it is estima-
ted that the registry in South Carolina,
will show 40, 900 whites and sixty thou
sand colored voters.
The Times special says: In the Mary
land Constitutional Convention on Tues
day, Mr. Peters, a delegate, said he had
received q letter from Chas. O'Conor of
New York, in which he expressed the
opinion that slavery had never been law
fully abolished, and that IN amendment
to that effect has no place in the Con-
stitution. Mr.. Peters quoted this opin-
ion. 1t is certain his argument is in
favor Of allowing Shareholders n claim
for compensation for their emancipated
slaves.
Specie for Europe.
NEW YORK, May 3O.-The Havana has
sailed, taking $s2 900 in specie.
TrotinE Match Between tho Stations
IlGeorseM. Patchsn, Jr. and Commodore
Observation-Disclosures the Winner.
NV YORK, May 30.
T~he.great trotting match between the
celebrated stations G. NJ. Patchen, Jr.,
of California and Commodore Van
derbilt, for $4,000, mile heats, three in
five, to harness, came off over the Union
Course to-day. Patchen won the sec
ond, third and fourth heats, the first be-
ing a dead heat. Time-2:2s; 9:3l4:
1888 and 1850.
jeff. Davis In CanRda-Ho IL Enthuslas-
rcally Received by the Blue Noses.
TORONTO, May 80:
jeff. Davis arrived this morning. He
had an enthusiastic reception. He was
cheered by q large crowd. He drove to
the residence Of Major HELEN in compa-
ny with Mr.. Mann and General Reid.
Afterwards he received a number Of Wis.,
itors and left in the afternoon for Mag
ara Falls. He will return here in a few
days. He intends to reside at St. Cath
a%rine's.
General Suffer In Now York-Earnings
OF the UNISON Pacific Railroad for one
Week.
NEw YoRx, May 81.
General John A. Suffer is visiting
this city. He wss given q reception by
the Travelling Club on Saturday evening.
The earnings Of the Union Pacific
Railroad, which is completed 800 miles
west of Omaha, are officially stated at
SEC, 400 for the third week in May.