Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-09-22
OVERLAND DISPATCHES

SCHENECTADY, September -
Republicans OF the Fifteenth District to-
day nominated Stephen Sanford for
Congress.
The Democratic Homluee for Governor
OF Massachusetts.
BosroS, September ls.-John Quincy
Adams accepts the Democratic nomina-
ton for Governor Of Massachusetts,.
He objects, however, to the financial
plank of the Democratic Convention,
aud ayows himself a jackson Democrat,
and believes in hard money.
Republican Majority In Maine.
New York, September ls.-James G..
Blaine, Chairman Of the Maino State
Republican Committee, telegraphs that
the Republican majority in Maine will
be full 10000.
81. Louis News.
ST.. LOUIS, September ls.-About 100
citizens Of st. Louis, embracing and
representing nearly every branch of
business, left this afternoon for. Omaha
aud the end of the Pacific Railroad.
Their object is to examine the country,
develop and endeavor to bring
the trade of that region to St. Louis.
The next trieuninl conclave of Knight
Templars will be held at Baltimore.
Cavalry for the Plains.
CAIRO, September ia steamer
passed here yesterday with lis men and
horses of the Fifth Regular Cavalry,
bound for Omaha.
Republican Majority In Colorado.
DEsvER, September l0.-The Tribune
of Wednesday makes Biadford's IRE
publicau) majority for Congress sc, with
two precincts to hear from.
Tho Indian Outbreak.
Sr. Louis, September ia Pond
City, Kansas, letter says the recent 10.
dian outbreak was a preconcert0d and
we'll matured plan on the part Of the
Indians, aud not a mere raid by n
strolliug body. The letter says a 81
%multaueous attack will be made on all
the advanced settlements, east and
west, for 1000 miles in exent. A party
has discovered the place where a large
wal council of the Sioux has been re-
Gently held. The letter charges those
interested in contracts with m attempt
TO screen the lnolanb.
New York News.
New YORK, September l8 -Several
families had o narrow escape from burn.
ing to death this morning in Brooklyn,
many escaping In their night clothes.
NEW York, September l9.-Heavy
frosts occurred last night at Hartford,
Providence, Springfield, and many
places in Maiue.
The foreign importations at this port
this week amount to over five millions.
The Broadway Theater shooting ARRAY
was before the Court to-day. Deputy
Sheriffs Moore and Hickey were identi-
fed as those who did the shooting.
New YORK, September 2l.-At the
Water street revival, yesterday, by Mr..
Van Meter, Mr.. Dyer, and others, the
subject Of John Aliens reported spree
was spoken of. Some reverend gents,
who were assisting, thought Johnny
was not yet entirely converted, and had
probably got drunk, but he was n much
better man than he used to be.
From Europe.
FLORENCE, September ls.-The Nd:i-
one says the Italian Ministry have not
asked for the withdrawal Of the French
troops from Rome.
ST. PETERSBURG, September ls.-The
troops in Central Asia will be reinforced
BY the evacuation Of Bokhara by the
Russians, and a union formed.
LONDON, September lS.-Sir John
Young, the present Governor Of New
South Wales, has been appointed Gov
ernor General Of Canada.
Mrrz, September ia terrible ex-
plosion took place Of a cartridge factory
in this city to-day. Thirty persons
were killed outright and eighty badly
injured. The building was torn to
pieces.
FLORENCE, September ls.-Cardinal
Reisach has been tried by a civil Court
ut Reiti and sentenced to pay a fine Of
500 francs for attempting TO take pos
session Of the See Of Sabinn by order OF
the Pope and without authorization by
the King of Italy.
MUNICH, September ls.-Minister
Bancroft and Prince Hahuloap, Minister
of Foreign Affairs Of Bavaria, have
formally exchanged ratification of
treaties relative to citizenship.
LONDON, September l9.-ltis reported
that George Peabody will soon purchase
a largo estate in Hungary.
John Wilson Patten, a Member Of
Parliament for North Lancashire, has
been appointed Secretary Of State Of
Ireland, vice Earl Mayo, appointed
Governor General of India.
LONDON, September 20-Midnight.-
Important news has been received from
Madrid. Prime Minister Gonzales Bravo
and two other members Of tho Spanish
Cabinet have resigned, and the Marquis
Haskins has been requested to take
their places ad interim. The Queen is
returning to Madrid. Martial law has
been proclaimed at the Capitol.
PARIS, September 20.-Journals here
have reports that q general rebellion
against the Queen has been commenced
in Spain, headed by General Prim and
by generals recently exiled. Some ac-
counts say that the rebels are moving
on Madrid in force.
An instruction Is reported TO have
broken out in Andalusia.
TRIESTE, September 20.-Shortly after
his arrival at this port Admiral Faragut
entertained a party of Austrian naval
and military officers on board the flag
ship franklin. The Admiral subse-
ouently made q visit to Miramar, the
residence of tho late Archduke Maxi
MILAN.
LONDON, September 2o.-According
to q letter and late sdviccs from Central
Asia, the resumption of ho,tilities on
the part Of the Russians in Bokhars is
expected in October next.
New YORK, September 2l.-A Herald
London special says dispatches from
Madrid state that against the Queen Of
Spain Admiral Lapel and all the naval
force off Cadiz had revolted. The Gen.
erals recently banished had returned to
Join in the revolt. Marshal de Ia Sore
headed the movement, and the leading
men Of the old party sustain it. Several
towns have Joined the insurrection.
The most intense panic prevails at the
Court of Madrid. Troops have been
dispatched to the south, General Cache
taking the command. A rumor pre-.
vailed 10 Paris, on Saturday, that Queen
I, ISABELLA had abdicated the day before.
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