Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-09
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
LsxI.ln,ion In Tenn.ssee.

OVERLAND DISPATCHES
LEGISLATION In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, November THE Senate
has amended the bill prohibiting dis
tinctions of color on railroads, so as to
require railroads to provide cars ex-
pressly for colored people.
Weston, the Pedestrian.
Troy, N. Y, November Weston,
the pedestrian, arrived this afternoon.
He failed in his second trial to make n
hundred miles in twenty-four hours, on
account of the impossible condition OF
tho roads. He has three more trials yet
before reaching Chicago. He is in
splendid health and spirits, and conf
dent Of success.
Platform ofthe Union Party OF Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, November THE
Union party of Louisiana have organ
lied on a platform Of universal suffrage,
universal amnesty, universal education
and opposition to contiscation.
Alleged Fraudulent Transactions In the
Navy Department.
WASHINGTON, November THE in
yestigation of the Ordinance Committee
will make damaging revelations Of the
official conduct of Fox, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy, Of Partially shown in
awarding contracts of quantities OF use
less material purchased from Fox's
friends at high prices.
Alleged Election Frauds In virginia.
RICHMOND, November 7.-Gen. Scho-
field has consented to allow a mixed
Commission of Federal officers and citi-
zens to invest alleged election frauds.
Convention Carried In North Carolina.
WILMINGTON, November THE Con-
yention will probably be carried, owing
to q division Of the Conservatives. The
Convention will almost certainly be
controlled by Conservative influences.
Massachusetts Election.
BosToS, November 7.-Returns from
nearly the whole State give Bullock
about &c, 900 majority.
Kansas Election.
LEAvENwoRTH, November Full re-
turns have been received from only n
| few counties. These show heavy DEM
ocratic gains. The State will probably
| give a small Republican majority. Can't
estimate tho party strength in tho Lcgis-
lature.
Election Results In Several Statos-Pres-
idcntial Pnrdons, etc.
CHICAGO, November - Wisconsin
gives about five thousand Republican
majority. The Legislature stands about
eighteen Republicans and sixteen Dem
ocrats in the Senate, and sixty Repub-
licans and forty Democrats in the House.
The Republican majority in Minneso-
ia will probably reach FIVE thousand.
The negro suffrage amendment is close
and doubtful.
The Democratic majority in New Jer-
sey is about twelve thousand.
The Tribune figures tho New York
Senate at nineteen Republicans and
thirteen Democrats, and the Assembly
at sixty Republicans and ~sixty-eight
Democrats.
The President has ~pardoned Seldom,
the rebel Secretary Of War.
Adyices from British Columbia repre-
sent public sentiment as almost univer-
sal in favor Of annexation to the United
States.
Fire Ut Princeton, Illinois.
CHICAGO, November S.-A fire last
night in the village Of Princeton, ILL
nois, destroyed % buildings. Loss,
$3.50, 900; insured for half that amour
The wind was so severe that farm houses
o mile distant were consumed.
Explosion and Loss OF Life.
P%IrrsBuRG, November s.-A terrible
explosion occurred at the mill Of Reese,
Croft Il Dull to-day. The forge portion
| the mill was blown to atoms. Twenty
persons were killed and many wounded.
In addition to this terrible calamity the
building caught fire. The Of the
explosion will probably never be known,
as the engineer and the fireman were
among the killed.
The Presidents Organ aftor Grant.
New YORK, November S.-The Herald
has q correspondent who has been trav-
cling in Southwest Virginia. He says
every negro cabin contains a rifle and
revolver. The negroes nightly drill.
The whites are in great terror from ap-
%prehensions Of negro outrages.
Tho Herald's special says the regular
forces in the department at Washington
will be increased to be ready for any
emergency.
The Presidents organ cditorially calls
upon Grant to define his position and
state if he is available as o Conserva-
tive. The article is understood to be
prompted by the President, who is tax
ing q very lively interest in the next
Presidency.
Resolution Of Western Dentists.
CINCINNATI, November s.-A meeting
of the Western dentists resolved to con-
| tinue the contest and claim the Good
year vulcanite, Notwithstanding the ad-
verse decision Of Judge Neeson of New
York.
From Havana.
HAVANA, November ga revolution
has broken out in Haytii in favor of Mon
| tez and against Salnave.
HAVANA, November 8.-At Port au
| Prince, October IL, the Assembly de-
manded of the Ministry the release of
| Montez, maintaining that he is uncon-
stitutionally kept in shackles. A mob
| of six thousand armed men and ONE
surrounded the House of Assembly, who
managed to escape. The mob cheered
Salnave, at whose instigation they
threatened the city. Salnave is taking
every measure to securc the permanent
| occupation of the Presidential chair.
European Nows.
PARIS, November There have been
| serious riots melted by the party of &C.