Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-09-24
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The Presidents Orders.

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The President's Orders.
WARRINGTON, September %. - The
President has decided that in consequence
of the pressure Of public business he will
be hereafter obliged to decline receiving
any committees and delegations whose
principal object Is to present programmes
for removals and appointments to office.
All such business must be necessarily re-
ferred to the appropriate Departments.
specie from Europe.
NEW YORK, September 22.-The steam
ship Bornissia, which arrived last night,
brought 2,60S,s44 francs (S500, O00) in
specie. The shipment Of 5.2O's to Europe
is very large, ranging from one to three
millions per steamer; and the Atlantic
Cable is being freely used to make or
coun,ermand orders. When orders are
countermanded the stock purchased here
8 thrown at once on the market and bal
ances are charged.
Canadian Government soizing Arms.
TORONTO, September 2.--This evenings
Daily Telegraph says the Government cir.
cular issued to county attorneys and po-
lice magistrates advises the seizure Of
arms in possession Of parties whom they
consider dangerous to the public peace,
and suggesting that all persons known or
suspected of having connection with the
Fenians be vigorously prosecuted.
Rebel GuerrilIns Taking illegal"
Revenge.
CINCINNATI, September 22.-The stea-
mer General Buell., of the Cincinnati and
Louisville mail line, was boarded at War
saw, Kentucky, IN night before last, by
two or three hundred men, who forcibly
seized C. w. Ferris, U. S. Mail Agent
and took him ashore. Ferris was Provost
Marshal at Warsaw during the war, and
was instrumental in the execution Of two
guerrrillas by order of Gen. Burbridge.
The Gazette and Commercial say he was
arrested without warrant, while the En-
quirer afirms that a true bill had been
found against him by the Grand Jury OF
Carroll county, Ky.
Secretary Seward Sinking.
CHICAGO, September 22.-Washington
special dispatches say that Seward is rap
idly failing, and i. is feared he cannot sur
vive much longer.
New Secretary OF Colorado.
The President has appointed James R
Hood, of Tennessee, Secretary of Colorado
Territory. Hood was lately a member o.
the Tennessee Legislature, and was ex'
PEELED for boiling.
Regular Army Appointments.
Boards have been appointed to convene
at New York, Chicago and Washington
on the lst of October, for the examination
of officers to be appointed in the regular
army. The New York board is to exam
inc candidates for infantry regiments from
the Eastern States. and the Chicago boart
is for candidates for infantry regiments il
the Western States.
Not Fast Enough in Decnpitntion
Business.
The National L~teiligeneer is furious a
the hardness of the President in decapita,
ton of radical ofice -holders. 1t says 1
were better for the administration, a thou
sand times over, to make q public decla'
ration utterly against removals than tc
have q continuance Of such hooking de-
fusion ; and swears it were better to fal
back upon a radical disunion army o
ofice-holders, and leave us OF their mercy
than continue the practice Of homeopathic
treatment, when there should be heroi
wholesale cautery.
Gen. Meade Leaves Montreal.
Nxw York, September 22.-The Her
AIDS Montreal dispatch says Gen. Mead
left this city to-day, after receiving marked
attentions from the military authorities.
A Canadian General.
Judge Coursol is to be appointed Gen
eral Of militia, and his place on the Bencl
will be filled BY Mederie March.
The Feninns.
1, is reported that a Fenian force i
gathering on the Vermont border Of thi
Province. and there is considerable ex
element in Missisquoi and Huntington
counties.
Weather.
Yesterday was excessively warm al
though it rained hard in the afternoon.
Buenos Ayres.
Buenos Ayres papers Of late dates cay
that a diplomatic conflict was imminen
between Washburne. American Ambassa'
dor to Paraguay, and the Argentine Gov
eminent. 1t seems Washbourne has AGAR
returned to Buenos Ayres from Corrientes
having been denied permission to pas
into Paraguay. The same papers say hi
insists on going, threatening to force hi
passage up with American vessels now ii
those waters.