Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-10
OVERLAND DISPATCHES

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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Among tho Pennsylvania Miners.
HARRlsBURG, April I. - There are
strikes in Hazleton and Foster Town
ships in Lucerne County. Fears are
entertained that excuses will be COM
The military has been ordered
TO hold themselves in readiness.
Matters on the Plains.
Nrw York, April 7.-Colonel Hill,
lust from San Francisco, overland, fur
pishes the following items of the Plains:
The winter has been one Of unprece-
denied severity. Thousands Of cattle,
horses, and hogs have persisted Of cold
and hunger. The stations on the mail
line are furnished with provisions at
great cost and labor, the SHOWS in many
places rendering the roads impossible.
Feuinn Affairs Arrival Of tho Great
Eastern,
New YORK, April s.-The Stephens
wing of the Fenians, in this city, through
their c. E. F. B., have issued another
appeal on behalf of their suffering coun-
try. More money and more men are
wauted-particulsrly the former.
The Great Eastern has arrived outside.
Affairs In tho South.
NEW YORK, April s.-The Herdtd'
Southern correspondence says in Vir-
ginia the railroads need re~constructing
more than anything else. A negro has
been nominated for Mayor Of Lynch
burg. In North Carolina complaints Of
the laziness of the negroes are general
In Georgia the element Of mutual con-
6deuce is all that is wanting to restore
the State. The negroes are doing bet
ter than heretofore, and are relapsing
into the old system Of working. Gov.
ernor Worth Of North Carolina and
Governor Orr at Charleston met in con-
ference with General Sickles. The ut
most accord exists among the parties.
The new International Ocean telegraph
New YORK, April 6.-The Interna.
tional Ocean Telegraph Co. to-day send
to Florida, via Savannah, another and
last installment for the construction Of
land lines through Florida, consisting
of several hundred miles Of wire, bat.
terry, stock, instruments, etc. A com.
petent force of builders to construct the
line will be put on the route at once,
II is confidently expected that the line
will be built, the cable to Cuba laid,
and messages from Cuba transmitted
before the lst of June.
The Louisiana Levees.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Reports Of
the condition Of the levees above con-
tinue unfayorable. The Mayor Of Baton
Rouge telegraphs that Halls levee is in
imminent danger.
Lobbyists to be Arrested-War Immin.
emit between Prussin and France.
NEW York, April s.-The Govern
meut Commission for examining life.
saving apparatus met to-day. Over
ninety inventors registered their names
and inventions.
A report from Albany says measures
are preparing quietly for the arrest and
bringing to justice Of OF least half q
dozen Of the most notorious lobby opera
tors in behalf of New York jobs.
Cable kilograms announce an i'm
minent war between France and Prus'
STA.
Impartial Suffrage in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, o., April 6.-The suffrage
resolution which passed this morning
extends suffrage to all male citizens ex'
cept deserters and rebels.
Murder Of n sheriff in Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, April General Bailey
who e1tricated Porter's gunboat fleet
from Red River during Banks eIpedi.
ton, was murdered and robbed in Yer
non county a few days since. He was
Sheriff Of the county at the time.
Steamship AGairs-Another Prize Fight,
New YORK, April 5.-The new Cali
fornia freight line, via Panama, is ad'
vertised to-day. W. H. Wickham il
agent. The announcement says q first.
class steamer will be dispatched April
18th to A~spinwall, connecting at Pana'
ma with the side-wheel steamer Orego'
nisn, which sails from San Francico,
April 18th. Another steamer follows
from here May 4th, connecting at Pana'
ma with the steamer Idaho, and regu'
larly thereafter semi-monthly. The
Nicsrauga line announced that the now
steamer Nevada sails on the Goth.
Jas. Elliott recently closed an agree
ment to fight Davis Of California fol
ST., 900 q side on the 10th of May, in
Canada.
ConEressional.