Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-05
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W,sNIxorox, February S.-rhe Presi-
dom, to-day sent to the Senate a cores
asnee with Chief Justice Chase, dated last
October, wherein the President inquiries il
the Circuit Court in Virginia is in condi.
ton to exercise its functions, sxie-nf6y
become necessary for 1.-THE Government to
prosecute some high crimes aud misde-
mesnors committed sgainst the United
States within the limits of Virginia.
Judge Chase replies. that the time is too
short for the transaction of important
business before holding the Supreme Court
in Washington, and were il otherwiss he
doubts the propriesy Of holding a Circuit
term in a State yet liable to martial law
and under military administration.
The President also transmitted . COM
munication to the House. saying that he
had recognized the independence Of the
Dominican Republic, and nominated to
the Senate a Minister of the same grade as
the one now accredited to Hayti. He
recommends. therefore, that the House
shall provide for the compensation Of this
Minister. af..T'al NEar |''a
AHeavy Claim Allowed-Clear Cos.
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Arms Observation-Disclosures AMonk
Emigraats 20 the South. rz rrlti
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Both Houses Of
Congress have. finally, after years Of de-
bate. passed a bill directing the Secretary
Of the Treasury to pay Charles F. Ander-
son, Architect, $4,000. in full, for plans
for the Capitol extension. Thesecrssary
Of the Treasury to-day received $l6,6SO
conscience money from anonymous
sources. .-.r r.rrEN4 .YrHgJur,.
NEW York. Feb. 3.-The' Herald't
Vera Cruz correspondent says about 30
900 stand Of arms lately arrived nom New
York for the Imperial troops. and wert
condemned and returned. En
Thus far, not an acre Of land has been
allotted to emigrants from tho Southern
States, who were induced to come by tht
flaming address of many ; and American
families, having expended their last cent
are in a pitiable condition.
Two Editers In New York Impris.
oaed for Libel.
NEW York. February 3.-Richard I
Colburn, sub.editor Of the New Yorl
Tribune. and George Knapp, proprietor o
the St. Louis Republican, were arrested
here yesterday, OIL a warrant issued BY
Judge Bowling. on complaint Of Alexsn.
der T. Stewart, the dry goods millionaire
that Colburn wrote and Knapp published
a libel accusing Stewart Of intimacy viii
a certain French actress. In consequence,
of the lateness of the hour, bail could moi
be procured, and both gentlemen passed
the night in the station house. Stewart
had q similar libel suit against the Police
Gazette last week, which has been settled
Great strike among tho WorkinI
Men In PennsylVnnia-Unclo San
after Steamship owners. .r.
PirTsBuRo, Feb. 3.-The rolling mill
and nail factories of this city and vicinity
and also at Wheeling and in the Mahoninl
Valley. are stopped, by a strike among th'
workmen, in consequence Of a reduction
Of wages. The reduction is only on highe,
priced. skilled labor; but all classes par.
.icipa,e in the strike. Manufacturers say
that il they can not operate their estab-
lishments on reduced terms, they prefer to
let them remain idle.