Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-04-13

mas signed the Dill granting 'nS go
way to the Cascade Railroad. through the
Military Reservation in Washington Ter
ritory.
CaIifornia Steamer Arrived.
New York, April l2.-The steamer
Santiago DeCubs, from Greytown with
California passengers, has arrived.
stovo Manufacturers Agreed.
The difficulties between the stove ouna-
era and moulders, at Albany and TROY,
New York, have been adjusted, and work
will be resumed tomorrow. Upwards OF
one thousand men will be set to work.
Release OF knights Of tho Colder Cir
cle-They jolly and stump
CHICAGO, April IL. - ulligan and
Horsey, Indiana conspirators belonging to
the knights Of the Golden Circle, have
been released from the Ohio Penitentiary
by the President in consequence Of O de-
cision of the United States Supreme Court
that their trial by military commission
was illegal.
They had o reunion at the Neil House,
Columbus, with much jolliication before
returning TO Indiana.
Bowles, released q few days previously,
is now stumping Indiana for the Demo-
cratic ticket. That's as it should be-
Ed. NBws.l
senator Doolitilo Called 20 Account.
CHICAGO, April l2.-The Wisconsin
Legislature, by o strict party vote, except
two Republican members in each branch,
adopted resolutions declaring that Senator
Doolittle has betrayed the people Of Wis
consin and ought to resign.
A resolution approving the Presidents
policy was voted down, without a single
Republican vote being given in Its favor.
The Legislature adjourned to-day.
a Dead Halt Ia the Tennessee Lcgis-
lHturo.
The Tennessee House is still at q dead
halt. Speaker Haskell, Conservative, re-
fuses to entertain any motion in reference
to the credentials Of new members. and
insists that those boilers who did not re-
sign, but whose seats were declared vacant
by the Governor, are still members.
If the Speaker votes, there will be
enough Conservatives present for q quo
rum at any time they choose to withdraw,
new radical members having been elected
from districts declared vacant by the Gov
ernor. Bad blood on both sides presagei
personal violence. The Radicals consider
it q life and death struggle; if beaten now,
the whole Brownlow government goes
down.
Diseased Hog. and Cows in tho City
OF New York.
NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Health
Commissioners having ordered cows and
hogs to be removed from the limits Of the
Police District, physicians declare that
cows are nearly all affected with pleurd
pneumonia, and if sent into the wild coun-
try they will spread disease and cause i'm
mense loss.
Pence Proclamation Docs moi Ro.
tho Writ OF Haboas Corpus.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-Judge Under.
wood, holding a term Of the U. S. District
Cour. at Alexandria, yesterday decided
upon an application for a writ Of ha6ea'
corp,l, that the Presidents Peace Procla-
nation docs not restore privileges Of tina,
writ.
Tho spanish.Chilean War-A Span.
ish Admiral for tho Pacific.
NEW York, April ia large Span
ish man-uf.w war sailed some time since
from English port for the Pacific, and it is
now known that Admiral Loseada goes
out in her to command the Spanish Pa
ci6c squadron.
Silver and copper to the value Of $780,.
900 have been captured in the Pacific and
landed in Spain.
Andy will Not AIIew Unpardonod
Robols 70 Rulo:
WASHINGTON, April IL. - President
Johnson orders the suspension Of Mayor
Monroe and Alderman Nixon, Of New
Orleans, until they are pardoned. Acting
Mayor Clark continues in Office.
General Grant Fined for Fast Driv.
... Ing.
General Grant was arrested last Satur-
day by policeman for fast driving. He
appeared to-day before a Justice Of the
Peace and paid his fine.
Capt. windcr Discharged.
Capt. R. B. Winder, imprisoned at
Richmond for several months, was dis.
charged to-day by orders from WASH
ington.
Por CentaEe fer Army Paymastors,
The House spent considerable time
upon the bill giving army P~aymasters
during the late war commission Of one
quarter of one per- p cent on all sums dis
bursed by them, as compensation for their
risks and labors. The measure would
require two and q half millions. 1t met a
very general and decided opposition. and
probably will never come again to the
surface.
mnssnchnsetts Reimbursed fer Militia
ExPensos.
The House passed q bill for reimbursing
Massachusetts, for her militis expenses,
amounting to $67l,5os.
To Codify United States Laws.
CHICAGO, April 1.-THE Senate, on
Monday, passed an Act for the appoint
ment of three Commissioners to codify the
laws of the United States, each receiving
a salary of $4,000 a year, for not exceed
ing three years.
T. Protecsisn for Customs' Revenae.
Commissioner Sargent, Of the Customs
Bureau, is providing for more effectusl
protection Of revenue along the SOUTH
western frontier, whore II has been dis