Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-07
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
The Elections.

The Elections.
BosroN, November 5.-Returns indi-
cate the reelection Of the Republican
State ticket by n handsome majority.
New YORK, November 5.-Several
shooting ARRAYS occurred to-day on ac-
count Of the election. In thirteen wards
the Democratic gain is 5000.
CHICAGO, November 6.-The election
returns are very scattering. The fol.
lowing is probably q correct resume of
the results: New York City gives 90, 900
Democratic majority Brooklyn, $1,000.
The State goes Democratic by about
$4,000. :,
Tho Massachusetts, Republican State
ticket is elected by $1,000 to 10000
majority. Two-thirds Of the Legislature
is in favor of the liquor license law.
Both branches of the Legislature are
strongly Republican.
The Wisconsin Republican State ticket
is elected by from $4,000 to 10000 ma
jority.
In Kansas, female suffrage and negro
| suffrage are defeated by 5000 to $1,000.
Female suffrage ran ahead OF negro suf-
frage.
In New Jersey both branches Of the
Legislature are probably Democratic,
though there is some possibility that the
Republicans may have tho House.
Minnesota returns are very meagre.
Tho Republicans have probably carried
the State by q diminished majority.
| Neoro auffrape ia defeated,
illinois only held county elections.
The vote is light and the Republican
majorities generally diminished.
Chicago gives a Republican majority
of 1000.
Pence with the Indian Tribes.
CHICAGO, November fisherman has
issued an official order announcing the
conclusion of peace with the Kiowas,
Camanchcs, Apaches. Cheyennes and
Arappahoes. Hostilities on the part OF
the troops will cease. The rights guar
auteed the Indians to hunt game in the
unsettled portions Of Kansas and Ne
braska must be respected.
Secretary wollos The Danish West
Indies.
WASHINGTON, November 5.-Secretary
Welles is very i'll.
Seward says the statements respect
ing the Danish West Indies are prema-
ture. 1t appears that negotiations have
been pending, but nothing definite has
been reached.
WASHINGTON, November G.-Secretary
Welles is recovering.
The Virginia Legislature.
RICHMOND, November 6.-Schofeld
directs the Virginia Legislature not to
meet this Winter.
Alabama Convention.
MOBILE, November 6.-The Recon-
%struction Convention has met. Four
teen colored delegates are present. A
white President was elected, and also a
white Secretary. The doorkeepcrs are
colored.
European News.
LONDON, November 4.-Riots have
occurred at several points in Paris, but
have been suppressed.
LONDON, November 4.-The first
squadron of the Abyssinian expedition
has left Egypt for Abyssinia. The
| Viceroy Of Egypt offered to assist Eng
land, and sent a corps of natives to join
the British forces.
Edward James, member Of Parlia-
ment from Manchester, died to-day.
MADRID, November "A royal pro-
clamation has been issued permitting
the return of political cxilcs to Spain,
RENTING all penalties.
LONDON, November 5.-Parliament
has been called to rc-assemble on the
10th Of November.
Tho Roman Question-Great Battle noar
TivolI-GaribRldi's Army Routed.
PARIS, November 4.-Dispatches from
Rome this morning say the Papal
troops, supported by the French, at
tackled Garibaldi at Monte Rotondo, and
defeated him. Some say Garibaldi was
killed. Another account says he re-
treated and surrendered to the Italian
troops.
PARIS, November 5.-The Moniteur
publishes the particulars Of the battle
near Tiyoli. Three thousand of the in
surgents were either killed, wounded or
taken prisoners. Garibaldi and his son
Menotti were captured and sent to
Florence Al prisoners Of war. Four
thousand Garibaldians, marching to
reinforce the insurgents, were stopped,
disarmed and turned back.
Tho greatest agitation prevails
throughout Italy.
The ultimatum to Napoleon will be
announced by Thursday.
GENOA, November 5.-Garibaldi has
arrived at Spezzia on board IN Italian
man-of-war, q prisoner to the Italian
Government.
VIENNA, November 5.-The DeJats
says Won Transact has declared that the
policy Of Napoleon and Francis Joseph
is the same-namely, peace.
BERLIN, November Sit is believed
here that the defeat of Garibaldi cancels
the ultimatum.
LONDON, November Sit is said that
the Italians have %re-crossed the frontier;
also, that Napoleon has received La
Marmora, the Italian Ambassador.
NEW YORK, November 6.-Cable spe-
cials give the details Of the battle near
Tiyoli. Garibaldi's rout was complete.
It is said that he lost 900 killed, and
1000 wounded. All the balance sur
rendered to the Italian regular troops.
No French took part in the battle. 1t
is reported at Florence that Garibaldi's
mind is affected.