Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-11-25
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National womnn's Suffrage Convention.
CLEVELAND, November 23.-The city Is
full Of strangers, come to attendthe National
Woman's Suffrage Convention, which meets
here tomorrow. Many prominent women's
rights advocates are present, and lively times
are anticipated between Lucy Stone and
Miss Anthony and their respective adherents
in regard to a national organization, the lat.
ter claiming it was already completed in New
York last spring, and the former denying it.
A large number Of editors are here to at
tend the meeting Of the Western Press As
ISOLATION tomorrow.
The Rod River Insurrection.
TORONTO, November pa special from
St. Paul to the Globe says simultaneously
with the expulsion Of Governor McDougall,
another band Of French insurgents took pos
session Of Fort Garry without obstruction.
The Fort is now occupied by the Provisional
Governor, John Brouse.
Governor McLavish is dangerously i'll.
The Hudson Bay Company do not organize
to support McDougall.
Letter. Of the 9Th instant report all quiet
and no interruption Of business. One humid
red men, sworn to resist the Canadian au.
thorities, calling themselves "Liberators,"
Letters from Fort Garry represent the in.
surgents as having the support OF Scotch aud
English settlers in a greater degree than was
expected. The American residents are rep.
resented to be neutral. Governor McDougall
is still at Pembina. Mr.. Prsvencher is said
to be in favor Of returning to Canada, to
which the Governor will not consent.
From Now York.
NEW York, November 2l.-United States
District Attorney Pierrepont received in
structions yesterday to proceed against the
Spanish gunboats, now almost ready N san,
for breach Of the neutrality laws. The order
Of the District Court was obtained Tor their
seizure on the grounds preferred by the Coy
ernmeLt, that these vessels are to be USED oy
the foreign State OF Spain to cruise and COM
init hostilities against the citizens and prop
erty of the colony or people Of Cuba, with
which the United States are at peace. ms
being urged BY the legal representatives oil
the Government under the direction OF the
Administration, is fifty called quasi-recogni.
ton of the Cubans as belligerens, for IN II
lies embodied ne idea that for the purposes
Of our neutrality laws. Spain and the people
of Cuba are two distinct communities, and
neither must tramplc upon the rights OF inc
other while enjoying the hospitality OF the
United States. The main ground OF their
seizure, however. Is, that they are intended
to be used against a foreign State with whom
the United States is at peace. to.wit: Tho
republic Of Peru. The recent demand by the
Spanish Minister for their release was re-
fused by Government.
A special from Washington asserts that
the American squadron In the West Indian
waters has been augmented, specially in view
of contingencies that may arise in conse'
quence of the action OF the United States IN
this matter Of the Spanish gunboats.
1t is stated that Secretary Boutwell, denies
having taken any steps, or even haroorine
the idea Of resumption Of specie payment al
present, considering it useless to be troubling
about specie payment until the time comts
when such a thing will be feasible.