Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-01
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Anticipated Negro Outbreuk-aInjority for
= Convention In Virginia Destructive
Storm on tho Atlantic Coast.

Storm on tho Atlnutfc Coast.
New YORK, October 30.-Thc Herdld's
special says several prominent South
erners express their conviction that a
general negro outbreak is imminent.
They soy that nearly every negro in the
South is armed, while the whites are
wholly destitute of the means OF defense.
The impeachment Of the President is
believed to be tie time for the rising.
They urge the President to increase the
military force in the South.
Returns have been received from oil
the counties in Virginia but two. The
total vote is over l64, 900, of which only
0 1000 are against the Convention.
Tho recent storm effected consider
able damage in New York and the SUR
rounding country. II is feared that
news from the coast will show q fearful
list Of wrecks.
Death OF Ex-Governor Andrew.
BosroN, October 30. -Ex.Governor
| Andrew was attacked by apoplexy last
night. His situation is critical. He
remains insensible.
BosroN, October 30.-Governor An
| drew died at 6 o'clock this afternoon.
| He remained insensible to the end.
va~lIandighnm Claims Enough Votes 10
Elect him Senator.
CHICAGO, October 30.-The Times
Cincinnati special says Vallandigham
| claims that he has enough votes pledged
| him to be elected Senator from Ohio.
Indian Affairs.
CHICAGO, October l2.-Omaha dis
patches say that a messenger has arriY-
| ed from Laramie. Thirty-six warriors
| who favor peace and are head men,
| promise to be at Laramie on the 10th Of
| November. White Cloud, n Sioux chief,
| has sent word to Governor Hunt that
| there is no use in Government sending
any more ignorant mon to negotiate with
him, but with somebody who under
stands the Indian question and will treat
on liberal terms, he will r~elinquish all
claim to the prairies and emove to the
extreme north.
The Indians attempted to throw q
train of the Union Pacific Railroad of
tho track, but were unsuccessful.
CHICAGO, October 81. Dispatches
from Medicine Lodge Greek say q treaty
has been made with the Apaches by
which the latter are to 60 to the same res
eryation rs the Kiowas and Comanches,
and receive $ 5000 yearly in clothing,
etc. The Arrapahoes will make n sep
arate treaty, and with the Apaches, dis
solve their former connection with the
Cheyennes on account of the latter's
hostile attitude to the whites. All the
tribes who held the council agreed to
renew friendly relations with the whites
and return stolen horses. The Chey-
ennes have not arrived. They claim
that they have not finished their medi-
cine ceremonies, and ask two days
longer time. The Commissioners will
wait to the 2Sth, whom they will leave,
if the ~Cheyennes do not arrive.
Cbnrler Dickens Seizure Of n Liquor
Warehouse.
New YORK, October 81. Charles
Dickens gives eighty readings in the
United States. The first will be given
here on the 9th Of December.
The rectifying shop and bonded ware
house Of S. N. Pike were seized to-day.
This firm are the heaviest manufac-
turers of whisky in the United States.
The amount of property seized is sup
posed to be very large.
The Great Pedestrian Feat.
BosroS, October ST. Weston, the
pedestrian, arrived in this city on his
walk from Portland to Chicago, and de-
parted on time in good health and
spirits.
Mexican News.
Nav YORK, October 30.-Santa Anna
has been tried at Vera Cruz, and SEN
fenced to death. He has petitioned the
| Supreme Government for mercy.
West Indies.
HAVANA, October 30.-San Domingo
declared war against Hayti on account
Of the sympathy and assistance given
Baez. Baez is at Carniz, planning an
attempt to return to San Domingo.
South n Central Amcrlcn.
New YORK, October 3l.-Panama pa
pers of the ed have been received.
Isaac H. STERLING, an American, was
assaulted in Panama by three natives
and shot, though not fatally. The Amer
lean Consul demanded the arrest of the
assailants. A full investigation showed
a deliberate attempt at assassination.
Heavy storms have prevailed along
the coast of Central America and heavy
rains in the interior. The cholera had
disappeared.
Valparaiso dates are to the Sd. The
uncertainty regarding the movement Of
the Spanish feet had n depressing in
fuence on business.
The treaty Of commerce between Chill
and Peru virtually inaugurated free
trade.
European News.
MADRID, October 2S.-General Lasun-
di has finally accepted the office Of Cap
| tain General of Cuba.
Spain has decided to join in any ac-
ton of the Catholic Powers in favor Of
the Pope.
ToULoX, October 2s.-Orders have
been issued for the entire force intend
ed for Rome to embark Immediately.
Ten thousand troops have arrived from
Africa.
FLoRESoE, October 2s.-The Kings
proclamation says the country is in
great dunger. He denouuces the Carl
baldians for u%surpating the right to
make war, and commands the insurgents
to return to their allegiance. He ex-
poets the prople to sustain the King in
preserving the national honor, and
promises that when tranquility is re-
stored that Italy and France will settle
the Roman question.
PARIS, October 2o.-The municipality
of Paris gave a grand banquet to the
Emperors OF France and Austria and
the Empress Eugene at the Hotel de
Vile. The Emperor Of Austria returned
thanks to the people Of France for their
noble hospitality and invoked q closer
unity between France and Austria. An
enthusiastic popular demonstration
greeted the party as it passed through
the streets.
The Emperor of Austria intends to
visit the King of Prussia Mt Berlin.
EDISBURG, October "a public din
ner was given to Disraeli yesterday.
Disraeli related the history of the Re-
form movement, justifying the cause OF