The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-26
Money Market.
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DATES TO APRIL as.

terday, Conness, OF California, offered res
olution which was adopted, instructing the
eolnmittee on commerce. to Inquire into the
e1pedienty OF prohibiting the importation,
transportation or sale of ofnitrp-glycoriue.
Washburne, of Illinois, said IN the House,
that the committee on commerce, of which
he is chairman, wouli report soon on the
subject of nitro.gly cerine.
The House Judiciary committee yesterday,
made rcpo t against the modification of
tie test oath, as a.ked by the President
Secretary of the Treasury and Postmaster
General. The report declares that nei her
the President nor aOy of his Cabinet had any
right to dispense with the law, and that such
Nm example is dangerous and noe to be toll
Grated.
Wells, Fargo h Co. have sued Burtinhin-
der, Prentice Devoe, shippers Of nitru-gly-
cesine, laying their damages at Sl0n, ,O0v.--
The court held the d PENDANTS to bail IN the
sum of 100000.
No fresh cases of cholera have appeared
Oh the steamer England.
Health officer Bissel reports from ou board
the hospital ship Faicon, last evening, that
since last report ten deaths have occurred
on board that ship from cholera. Twenty
new cases were ceived ou board from the
bnard the England, but not from cholera -
There are rs cases of cholera on board the
h)s. itai ship.
Washington, April 24.-Tbe President sent
TO the Senate yesterday the following nomi-
nations: Col. Sam. McKelvy of Pittsburg,
v. s. Marshal for the western district OF
Pennsylvania Uice Alex. Murdoch. removed
Il. Shoemaker, Collector of Internal Reve-
nue. of Pennsylvania uice Col. Taggard, re-
signed Josiah Herich, Collector of Internal
Revenue of the llth Pennsylvania district
and Robert Clark, assessor for the 18th Penn
pylvania district. The President also ap.
pointed Wade Hampton Postmaster of Pitts.
burg, Pennsylvania, vice Van Banhurst, re
moved also, Gen. Sam. Casey, Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the I'd Cincinnati dis.
trict, uice Taylor, removed; General VIM
Graze, collector OF the 5th Indiana district
rice present incumbent, removed.
The Cuicago Times Washington specia
dispatch says: The President yesterday in
formed u prominent West Pennsylvania Con
gressman, who had called relative to the
changes being made Ia that State, that ht
intended to remove every officer who wa!
opposing his policy.
The Republican Congrcssmen from til,
S ate of Indiana have had conference rela
tive to the plan before the Reconstruction
committee which proposes to acquire uni
ver$al suffrage in Southern States by 1876
and four out of nine mem bers declared them
selves opposed to it.
The statement of the public debt for Apri
will show a reduction of six millions. Th,
receipts of internal revenue last week were
S3,464, ,ls4. There are $3.50, 900, 900 of avail
able funds in the treasury. The Secretary
of the Treasury is authorized to ease or sci
such marine hospitals MS he may deem nd
visable, and also to sell revenue cutters i
found III adapted to the service, and expent
the proceeds in the purchase or construction
Of other vessels
Tie Quartermaster General has records o
the in'erment of iully 100, 900 Union soldiers
large number of whom it will be necessary
10 remove to cemeteries. One million dol
lars will be required 10 protect them from
desecration, and it is generally recommend
ed that such n system be adopted.
New York, April 2i.--I appears to be takcr
for granted that Secretary McCuloch viii
offer Ave per cent loan in pairs, and tn,
degree of public confidence in the expert
ment may be judged r ON the steady advanc,
Of national securities on this expectation.
San Francisco, April 25.---The California
Oregon an Mexican Steamship Company
have substituted the Continental for the job,
II. Stephens which is advertised to. sail fol
Masatlan and other Mexican ports on Tues
day next. May LIST, at o'clock p IN.
The following ape the rates of passage ts
New York by the Golden Age, which sails fol
Panama next Monday. Both int, to connec,
with the arizona at Aspinwall First cabin
outside rooms, $3.50; arst cabin, inside
rooms, $3.50; second cabin, Sis; steerage
SOS.
The conductors and drivers Of the stree
cars, numbering 100 men, are about to form