Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-20

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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Tho Counting Session Of consr,...

CHICAGO, November IA Ifmes'
special says many Republican Congress-
men wish to adjourn till the session Of
December, believing that nothing can
be done in the eight days remaining of
the November session.
A delegation Of California Democrats
are here asking the control of the pat
ronage of that State. The President
was in a bad humor, and declined to
see them. They await a change in his
temper.
Edmund Cooper, the Presidents Pri-
vate Secretary, has been appointed as
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
vice Chandler resigned. His conhrma-
ton is considered doubtful.
More Removals of Now Orleans Oficinls.
NEW ORLEANS, November ls.-Special
orders relieve Sheriff Hayes, and ap-
point DR.. Avery as his successor. The
same order relieved R. P. Orr, Clerk of
the Second District Court.
The Peace Commissioners.
OMAHA, November ia special re-
port says the Indian Commissioners are
returning from Fort Laramie, without
concluding a treaty. All the Indians
have been invited to meet in council at
Fort Kearney in June next.
Alnbnmn Reconstruction Convention.
MONTGOMERY, November l9.-An or
dinauce has passed appropriating $780,
| 900 to pay officers and members of the
| Convention /; each receiving eight dol
lars daily and eight dollars for every
twenty miles of travel.
In the Reconstruction Convention IN
| ordinance has been reported to organize
a State voluntary force subject 20 the
orders Of the Government. The Con-
vention refused to substitute the minor
ity for the majority report on the frnn-
chise question. The majority report
will pass. 1t DISTINGUISHES all persons
who do not vote on the new Constitu.
ton, and binds the whites not to con-
test negro suffrage hereafter and not to
maltreat any person on account Of his
support of the policy Of Congress.
Florida-Ncsroes ns Delegates.
AUGUSTA, November Is. = Returns
from Florida show that the Convention
has been carried by n large majority.
Most of the delegates elected are negroes.
Fcninn Rumors-A Schooner attacked by
Pirates.
New YORK, November ia rumor
was circulated yesterday among Feniars
that an attempt would be made to burn
the British sloop here in case the Man.
chester prisoners, under sentence for
shooting a policeman, were executed.
A meeting Of citizens is to be held to
give an expression of opinion relative to
the rights Of adopted citizens travelling
abroad.
An American schooner reports having
been attacked off the eastern end of
Hayti by a small piratical craft. The
schooner repulsed the attack and two
pirates were killed.
Report says Seward has sent Rev. Mr..
Hawley, an Auburn clergyman, to st
| Thomas to show the inhabitants the ad-
vantage Of transferring their allegiance
to the United States.
The North Carollnn Election.
RALEIGH, November l9.-The election
passed off quietly.
Coburn and McCoole.
CHICAGO, November l9.-Coburn and
McCoolc met yesterday and signed au
agreement to fight for $4,000 q side,
within fifty miles of Cincinnati, May 81.
Steamer Laden with Cotton Burned.
MOBILE, November l9.-Thc steamer
Onward, with loo bales Of cotton, was
burned yesterday.
Peruvian M~inister-From Crete.
WASHINGTON, November TO- Senior
Garcia, the Peruvian Minister, present.
cd his credentials to the President.
Official accounts from Crete to 0cto-
Der Goth say Russian, Prussian and
French vessels continue to convoy non-
combatants from the Island, and treat
with contempt the Turkish remonstran-
ces. Hostilities were resumed with
great violence.
Adviees from Mexico say Juarez has
allowed the free transit of army stores
and provisions t the United States
from Guaymas through Sonora.
Charles Dickens.
HALIFAX, November lS.-The steam
ship Cuba arrived to-day and sailed for
Boston, Charles Dickens is a passenger.
Statue OF Edward Everett.
BosToN, November l8.-The statue Of
Edward Everett was unvailed to-day.
Ex-Governor Andrew was to have de-
livered the grafton, but his death in.
duced the Committee to dispense with
all public services.