Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-05-02

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CHICAGO, April 30.-At about 8 o'clock
yesterday morning, six burglars entered
the residence Of the cashier, Mr.. Harrison,
of the National Bank at Cadiz, Ohio,
bound and gagged the cashier, and COM
PEELED him and his wife to deliver up the
keys Of the Bank and safe. Proceeding
thence to the Bank, they effected an en-
trance and robbed the safe Of $500, 600 in
United States Bonds. and about $4,000 In
deposits. After locking the Waterman
inside, they made good their escape on q
hand-car, after cutting the telegraph
| wires.
Tho Prussian and Austrian EN-
broKlio.
WASHINGTON, April 30.-The State De-
partment, yesterday, received positive ad-
vices to the effect that difficulties between
Prussia and Austria will find a peaceable
solution. The report comes from the
highest authority in the French capital.
The District of Columbia.
Senator Morrill's bill, dissolying the
present Municipal Government Of Wash
ington, and substituting to the Senate,
this week, a new measure. A significant
feature Of the bill is that the power to ap-
point Commissioners Is vested in the Su-
preme Court of the District; four mem
bers of that body, it is understood, oppose
the Presidents policy.
Reconstruction In Congress.
WASHINGTON, April 80. There has
been o careful canvass to ascertain the
feelings of Congressman relative to the re-
por. of the Reconstruction Committee, and
it may be stated, although there is some
disappointment manifested respecting the
members, with hardly any exception, that
they are willing to accept the propositions
Of the Committee. which are submitted as
amendments to the Constitution.
Mr.. Sumner is disposed to support
them, though he objects to the terms OF
the Act for the admission of the Southern
States.
It is understood that Mr.. Bingham, be-
lieving the Act as reported will put it in
the power Of a few States to prevent the
restoration Of others, urged upon the
Committee the following as a substitute
Whenever any State, lately in insur-
r~ection, shall adopt these amendments
and conform its Constitution and laws
thereto, it shall be entitled at once to
Senators and Representatives in Congress;
provided they shall be duly elected and
qualified, and can take the OATH"
The New York Stock Mnrket-Thc
Threatened War In Europe.
New YORK, April 29.-The Times city
article says: Confidence is completely
destroyed. The only chance for a turn in
the market would be from an actual CON-
mencement of wal on the continent, and
change at once of the current Of atten-
ton" rr.. r. .arr ...
The news from Germany is less threat
ening. Vienna dispatches say, however
that the state of affairs continues very seri-
Gus. The minor States are preparing Q
declaration for a Federal Diet, and will
refuse to take the Prussian motion for
reform of its Constitution into considera'
ton before the great German Powers have
memorialized Wurtemberg. Baden and
Bavaria have forbidden the expectation o.
horses.
Tho Atlantic Gable.
The slowing away of the Atlantic cable
in the tanks on the Great Eastern is pro-
crossing. The laying of the cable will b
commenced in July. ...
Attempt TO Assassinnte the Gear o.
i Russin.
An attempt was made to assassinate thu
Car of Russia, but the bullet missed it
aim.
From bordeaux.
Letters from Bordeaux, France, noticI
the arrival and delay in that port Of IN
English screw steamer Henrietta, said Il
be intended for the Chilean service. Sh'
is commanded by Captain Hunter David
son, an ex-rebel officer, who served on TIT
Merrimac in Hampton Roads. The ma
jority of her officers have also been en-
gagged in the late Confederate navy. TIT
vessel was being made ready for sea, ant