Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-04

ments against persons charged with
issuing fraudulent naturalization papers.
It 10 stated that Sheriff O'Brien has
worn In. 5000 special deputies to pre-
serve order tomorrow.
United States Marshal Murray is said
also to have appointed special officers.
Sheriff Campbell of Brooklyn has
sworn in 1000 deputies.
General Mcdowell has issued q circu-
lar requesting all officers from other
commands temporarily in the city 10
report to his headquarters.
It is reported that the Erie Railroad
Company have bought Pixies Opera
House for $s5o,oo0, and contemplate
establishing their Offices in tue front OF
the building and renting the Opera
House for legitimate purposes.
Three of the most expert counter
feiters in the couptry have been arrested
in Lawrence, Mass.
Decision in n Bank Case.
BosroS, November AIN the suit OF
The Merchants National Bank VS.. The
State National Bank, originating in the
late State street Irregularities, Judge
Clifford to-day read the opinion of the
Circuit Court. He decided that the
Act Of June, 1864, under which the Ma
tional Banks were created conferred no
authority on cashiers Of banks to certify
checks; that the power to certify checks
for third parties was not in point in de-
termining the duties appertaining to
cashiers. He also held that section
seventeenth of the law which declared
the duties of cashiers, did not confer
any power to certify checks by third
parties /; aud, in addition, that there ap-
peared to be no question that the Ma
tional Banks generally could not certify
checks. The Court, in view Of these
things, directed the jury to give O YER
dict for the State Bank. Counsel for
the Merchants Bank Immediately filed
exceptions to. the case, and it will go to
the Supreme Court for final adjudication.
From Havana.
HAVANA, November 2.-The Govern
mtnt claims to have obtained several
advantages oyer the insurrectionists.
TIE number of tho revolutionists is
said to be diminishing.
FROM RUROPR-BY CABLE.
PARIS, November 1.-The .MoniteuT
to-day editorially reminds those jour
nails which have been in tho habit OF
criticising the Government, that such II
course is forbidden.
MADRID, November 2.-The Provis.
ional Government has issued q decree
sanctioning the holding Of public meet
ings in places where the people have
pronounced for the new Government.
The city of Barcelona desires to pro-
claim Espartero King Of Spain in case
the Cortes should pronounce for q mon
archy.
LONDON, November 1.-The British
Government declines to recognize the
rights claimed by the Hudson Bay Com
pany in territory between Canada and
the Pacific coast.
The riots which occurred at Rotter-
dam on Saturday, were not of n politi-
cal character. The quarrel arose be-
tween the citizens and police. The lat
ter were overpowered when troops were
sent from the Hague to restore order.
A severe contest took place in the
streets between the troops and the pco-
pie. Three men were killed and about
one hundred wounded. Up to this
morning sixty arrests Of parties implica-
ted had been made. The city is now
quiet under the guardianship of the
military.
MADRID, November "A decree will
soon be issued making a reduction in
the number and standing of the army.
Discussions have broken out among the
members of the Democracy.