Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-14
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COngressiona l--Long not Expell-
ed--.Pacific Railroad BOnds...NO
Action to be Taken in regard to
Mexico.
CHICAGO, April l3.-The interest in the
pending resolution before the House for the
expulsion of Long is very great. Neither
House is in session to-day, having adjourned
to attend the funeral Of John c. Rives. The
result of the vote was apparent-the requisite
two-third vote to expel Long cannot be OBJ
tanned, and it is doubtful whether the resolu-
ton to censure him will pass, as the rules Of
the House require that point Of order on
which such censure will be passed should be
made and decided without any other business
intervening.
The Senate Committee on the Pacific Rail
road are about to report bill allowing the
company to issue bonds, to be guaranteed by
the United States, instead Of as at present
issued.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs
had under consideration, yesterday the House
resolution in regard to Mexico. After full
discussion it was deemed inexpedient to take
any action at present on the resolution. 1t
may therefore be regarded as dead. The nc,
ton Of the Committee was taken after full
and perfect understanding with the Admins
tration.
Officers Going to the Front.
Gen. SedCwick and large number OF Of
ficers went to the front Yesterday.
Movements of Observation-Disclosures
ments sent to Col. Hicks.
Dispatches in regard to the movements Of
Forrest are contradictory. One dispatch re-
ports him with heavy force at Mayheld;
another as advancing to attack Paducah. =,
Colonel Hicks and his force had retired
within his fort and telegraphed for reinforce
ments, which were sent yesterday.
What an Escaped Prisoner Says--
Forrest Declares His Intention OF
Holding West Tennessee-.-UniOn
Men Must Swear Allegiance to the
Confederacy, or Leave..GuerrlliaS.
An escaped Prisoner from jackson, Tenn,
on Tuesday week, says Forests headquar-
tiers are there, and he declared his intention
of holding West Tennessee and not permit
ting Union people to remain in that part Of
the country. They should all give their al
legiance to the Confederacy or go North.
Guerrilas continue to FIRE into steamers
along the river.
Convention in Knoxyille--NO Sepa-
rate State Organization for East
Tennnessee--Gov. johnson makes
Radical Speech.
A despatch from Chattanooga of the 18th
says the Greenyillc and Knoxville Conven-
ton met to-day. 1t is not supposed here that
the proposition for a separate State Organiza-
ton for East Tennessee will prevail. Gov.
Johnson addressed the citizens yesterday, in
a speech more radical than any of his pre-
vious utterances. All is quiet.
Lees Officers Ordered to Send their
Baggage TO Richmond.
New York, April ia special dispatch
to the Tribune from Washington on the 18th,
says it is reported on good authority that Lee
has ordered all his officers to send their bag
gage to Richmond before the 9th. After
that date the road will be used in bringing up
reinforcements.
Capture of Guerrillas--Several Pri-
Yates and one Captain Killed.
Nine of Moseby's guerrillas were captured
on Sunday night near Middleburgh. The
cuerrillas last night captured five or six pri-
Yates and killed one Captain belonging to
the PENNSYLVANIA Reserves, between Union
Mills and Manassas.
Bill Establishing the Territory OF
hOtduds
The House Committee on Territories have
decided to adopt the bill establishing the Ter
| ritory of Montana, with the Senate amend
ment that all inhabitants, black and white,
can vote.
Orders Concerning Citizens who Re-
main with the Army.
The Times special dispatch says stringent
| orders have been issued regarding citizens
allowed to remain with the Army of the Por
| tomac.
Brokers' Sales of Stocks, Bonds, etc.,
to be Taxed.
! The House Ways and Means Committee
have adopted Odells proposition to impose a
tax on all brokers sales Of stock, bonds and
merchandise.
Virginia State Convention--Resol
tons Adopted to Abolish Slavery.
A special dispatch from Eastern Virginia
says the Convention for amending the state
Constitution adjourned yesterday, having
adopted resolutions abolishing slavery.
European--Maxamilian
1t is thought Macmillan is requested by
his brother to surrender his right of success
sion to the Austrian throne and royal prop
erty, should he accept the Mexican throne.