Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-31

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ESPECIAL TO TIE JOLT HILL DAILY SEWs']
LATEST EASTERN TELRGRAns.
Tho Cuban Revelation.
Nav YoRK, October 3o.-The 7f'6une
has a letter signed Cuban" which
says the Revolutionary Junta was in
session in the city of Havana, October
90, and declaring that the accounts OF
the state of affairs in Cuba arc in the
main false and entirely unreliable. The
revolution 10 Cuba, so for from having
died out, is steadily progressing, and
will only die out when Spanish rule in
Cuba shall have expired. Appended is
a summary Of the progress OF the revo-
luton. Nearly all the Eastern provinces
are in insurrection the Provisional
Government has sent troops thither.
The revolutionists have divided into
small bands and wilFcarry on a guerrilla
war until they get forces strong enough
to cope with the Spanish troops win u
fair prospect of success. The Caoans
all over the Island are enthusiastic, but
want arms. Several Cubans have been
arrested in Havana on suspicion and
confined in Moro Castle, October "a.
Trustworthy information just received
states that q guerrilla CHIEF has with
him 1000 whites and 5000 negroes.
Tho reyolutiouists have full sway in a
largo section of country. If the meas
urs should become necessary, there is a
| fixed determination to declare for i'm.
mediate emancipation and coll on the
negroes to arm against the Spaniards'
The AppronchinE Election In New York.
New YORK, October 30.-The Repub-
| lican State Central Committee has is
sued on appeal to the people, urging
them to investigate fully and challenge
fearlessly, and fail not to convict or
punish fraudulent voters. The World
| charges that IL, 1000 radicals from Yer.
mont and Massachusetts, are %colonized
on the border counties, with the intent
10 vote on Tuesday.
General Rosccrnns.
General Rosecrans publishes q letter
c%ontradicting the statement that he does
not intend to 60 to Mexico. He says he
| will 20 ns an American citizen who
loves his country, to a n~cighboring
country, in whose welfare he always felt
n deep and sincere interest.
T~hnnkssiving Day In New York.
Governor Fenton has appointed No
ycmber 26th, as Thanksgiving Day.
MIR. Seward on tho Stump.
AunURs, October 30.-Secretary Sew
ard will speak tomorrow on the politi-
| cal issues of the day.
A Battle with the Indians.
WASHINGTON, October 30.-General
| Sheridan telegraphs that General Carr,
with seven companies Of cavalry, struck
the Indians off Shutton's Creek on the
25th and killed ten. Next day he pur-
sued the Indians and captured II large
number Of ponies, robes and camp
equipments.
From Spain.
NEW YoRK, October 30.-The Times
Madrid letter understands that tho APP
pointment of q new Minister to Wash
~ington has been already decided on.
The new ambassador will be Senior
Mauraco Lopez Roberts, one Of the most
active promoters of the revolution. The
Biscay Journal %nounce that the gen.
eral Junta of that province has declared
itself independent and sovereign SO far
rs the interior Government Is concerned.
In this fact already looms up the great
est difficulties which q liberal mon.
archy will have to deal with.
,rorc Murders In Now Orlenns-The De-
" nfocrncy on tho War Path.
CHICAGO, October 30.-A New Orleans
~snecial to the Republican says that last
night armed bands Of Democrats pa
trolled the streets and shot down me-
groes. The Republican club-rooms and
some private residences were sacked.
The Democratic newspapers of this
morning demand the immediate resigna-
ton of the State officers and the de-
parture of the carpet-bag men in order
that the laws which do not suit them
may be trampled under foot.
General Steadman is organizing the
police by superceding Republicans.
General Rousseau's course favors the
reyolutionists.
The Way tho Democracy Arc Trying TO
Rule In Gcorgin.
AUGUSTA, October 3o.-In the Supe-
rior Court Of this State Colonel Aker-
mae, one of the Republican Electors,
stated to the Court that he desired a
postponement Of the cases 10 which he
was interested, on account Of being I'M
able to stay at the hotel, because a
large number Of citizens had protested
to the landlord against receiving him
as a guest, he being politically obrox-
ious to them.
Toombs objected to the postponement,
hut Judge Andrews said he deeply re-
GREETED the state of things, and that it
was notifying to learn that such q
feeling existed in the Circuit. \ non
resident attorney must stay somewhere
in the place, and he would not require
Of Mr.. Alderman impossibilities, and
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