Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04
OVERLAND DISPATCHES


Inauguration OF Governor Bullock Of
Mnssuchusetts-His Message.
BosTos, January 3.-Governor Bull
lock was inaugurated to-day. His mes
sage states that the funded debt of the
State is S24, 0OO, 900, and recommends a
positive enactment for the regulation Of
the sale Of liquors in accordance with
the popular decision. Referring to ma.
tional matters, he argues against confis-
cation and against illiberal legislation.
He says: while compromising no
principle for which we have been con-
tending, let us restore those lately in
rebellion to equality of rights as speedily
as is consistent with national safety.
The rebels must understand, however,
that the nation will maintain its guar
antics to the rights Of loyal men.
Equality of rights and universal suffrage
are irreversible. Let personal prefer
ence yield and faction subside, that
peace, good will and union may again
forever abide throughout the Republic.
General aIende Leaves for Gcorsln, Etc.
WASHINGTON, January 3. = General
Meade has left for Georgia to assume
command.
The Indian Commission met to-day.
The preparation oi .t.ir report is en-
trusted to Senator Henderson.
The report is current that Scho6eld
intends to remove the State officers of
Virginia and appoint others.
II is stated that the President intends
soon to issue a proclamation to the
Southern whites advising them to send
delegates to tho approaching National
Convention.
Passengers for California.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-The following is n
list of the passengers who sailed for
California in the steamship Arizona,
Dec. 81: J.. Kent Hooper, E. Bale, D.
| Webb, Lieut.. Tobry, Lieut.. Tholum, G.
A. Garter, Miss Jenny E. Kelsey, Mrs.
f.. Carter, G. Sarsfeld, f. Parker and
wife, ]. Rolph, j. S. Trimble, H. Bow
en-, G. B. Merwin and wife, B. Ruth,
Miss Purdy, II. Lowery, G. NJ. Bashcr,
| @. r Tucker, G H. Tucker, W. S. Conc
and wife, IF. Evans, E. Low, II. Mes.
seminal, A. Buchercy, G. A. Holcomb,
W. Krummacher, S. Hasbruck and wife,
J. Claus, Mrs. 8. ~Zacharias, D. Mason,
Mrs. G. G. Naylor, Mrs. u. W. Bell, Miss
F. Parker, Miss l.. @. McNobes, W. Elm
stein, Mrs. E. G. johnson and sister, H,
NJ. Stow, Mics L.. Peck, II. Crittendcn,
Mrs. l.. S. Wilson, P. Silverman, e. G,
Billie and wife, @. McLuty and wife, P,
Windsor, H. Howard, Capt. Blenders, G,
L. Miller, Mrs. n. Reed, G. Reed, John
Wilmot, Miss Rich and three sisters, A,
A. Holbrook, Thos. Poach, DR.. Davis,
Mrs. Williams, E. A. S~elfridge, N. n,
Tompson and wife, DR.. W. Bolton, G,
whesler, G. II. Vickeroy, G. P. Ian,
ming, ]. A. Freeman, Mrs. A. o. Car.
Vile, Capt. N. G. Brooks, ]. P. Hughes,
j. G. Weston, D. W. Watson, W. II,
Mace, Miss Seiders, A. Farnham and
wife, ". Hovey, ]. II. Barsd, A. n. P,
Hayden, B. F. Hayden, Janet O'Hara,
| S. A. Kerr, L. Bambiel and wife, A. S,
Haxton and wife, N. S. %Stuyvesant, D,
W. Colby, W. Ellis, G. j. Porren, VIM,
Thomas, W. Eyre, G. A. Plumer, G. A,
Cunningham, N. D. Liller, N. Vincent,
]. R. Foster, j.. A. Ellison, H. Swaise,
S...Hardinge, ]. W. BARLEY, N. Winter,
j. Quinn, Misses Maria and Della Quinn,
]. Borden, a large numberin the second
cabin, and 300 in the steeragc.