Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-11-02
OVERLAND DISPATCHES

OVERLAND DISPATCHES
A Special Messenger sent to Rome BY
our Government to offer the Pope nm
Asylum In this Country.
NEW YORK, November 1.-The En-
press special says Seward has sent o
special messenger TO Rome TO offer the
Pope an asylum in this country. Hopes
ore entertained that the mission will
be successful.
Tho Civil Rights Bill Declared Uncon-
stitutional by n Delaware Court.
WILMINGTON, DOL, November LIN
the Court of General Sessions two
Judges gave their opinion that the Civil
Rights bill of Congress, 80 far as it at
tempted to regulate the admission Of
testimony which was regulated by the
laws of the State, is imperative and
void. The opinion was given in regard
to the admission of colored testimony
in a case pending. One Judge dissen-
ted.
Lynch Law in IndIana-Losnl Execution.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 1.-Two men
accused of murder were forcibly taken
from the Jail at Franklin, Indiana, last
night, by q mob, and conveyed to the
woods and hung.
Milton White who murdered Happs
was hung at Anderson, Ind, to-day.
he made no confession or speech at the
gallows.
The Legislature OF West Y~irsinin.
WHEELING, November 1.-The LntelH-
qencer estimates that the Senate will
stand twenty Republicans and two DEM
ocrats, and tho House about the same
rs last yenr-fourty-four Republicans
and eleven Democrats.
Moro Clerks DISCHARGED.
WASHINGTON, November FORTY
niue clerks have been discharged from
the Paymaster Generals Office By order
of Grant.
The Chcyennes Sign n Troaty-Probnbil-
iry of Pence till Next Spring.
CHloAao, November 1.-The Chey-
ennes met the Peace Commissioners and
signed o treaty leaving them the right
to the ground between the Arkansas
and South Platte while the game lasts.
They wan no instructions or reserya-
tons, but will live in the old way.
There will probably be peace till May.
South and Central America.
NEW York, November IA Panama
letter of October 20 says Senior Murillo,
| the Colombian Commissioner, has gone
to Washington on a special commission
connected with the ~privateor Cuyler, not
as Minister to the United States.
Guiterrey has declined the Presidency
on the grounds that he will be a candi-
date for the Office next term, and would
be ineligible If he served now.
Acosta remains acting President.
Mosquera would probably be banished,
but Acosta is doubtful Of getting him
out of the country without a collision
with his adherents.
The act of the Legislature granting
Mosquera $l2, 900 a year for past SER
vices has been ratified by the Supreme
| Court which banishes him.
Lima dates to October IL, say the
| Coquipa revolt has attained such formi.
| dable proportions that Prado has taken
command of tho army. Congress re-
fused to grant Prado extraordinary pow
ers to quell rebellion. He arrested one
member, when no quorum was obtain
able, and afterwards Prado had things
his own way.
European News.
FI.alasoR. October al.-fti IL uffcislty
announced that the Italian army has
been ordered to advance into the Papal
territory.
Garibaldi is in front Of Rome with
twenty-five battalions Of young and de-
voted volunteers.
The last intelligence from the interior
of Rome was dated Monday. The city
was comparatively tranquil and the
Papal troops were all concentrated with
in the Notifications of Rome.
The Garibaldians have possession Of
the railway between Rome and Civita
Veccha.
The Italian army is advancing in the
direction of Rome.
The Kings recent policy causes tro-
mendous agitation in Italy. The party
of action arc greatly exasperatcd. Vio-
lent demonstrations of indignation are
reported in the principal cities.
PARIS, October 3l.-The La Liberte
says the Emperor of Austria has as
sented to the proposed conference Of
European Powers for the settlement of
the Roman question. The Pope abso-
lutely refuses to be a party to it. Eng
land and Russia are reported to have
declined the invitation to join.
The evening journals say the Italian
troops crossed the frontier without tho
consent Of France, which has brought
about a crisis between the two couu-
tries dangerous to peace.
It is said that should no general con-
ference be held on the Roman question,
arrangements will be made for O joint
occupation Of Rome by the Catholic
Powers.
The Emperor Napoleon has ordered
the Exposition to be closed on the 30th
of November.
LONDON, Nov. - Dispatches from
Florence say that the French troops had
arrived at Rome. There was no demon
stration whatever. The city was quiet
and the French were received with pro-
found silence.
Garibaldi, whose force was constantly
increasing, held a position on the out
skirts Of Rome. The Papal forces were
about to move out of their intrench-
ments and attack him.
DUBLIN, October 3l.-The motion Of
thu %counsel for the defense of the Feniau
prisoners that the accused be tried BY
a mixed panel, composed equally Of
Protestants and Catholics, was refused
by the Judges.
Two policemen were killed by the
Fenians last night.
One Fenian has turned Queens evil
deuce and made q full statement of the
Dungaroon expedition.