Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-26
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CHICAGO, March Z4.-denry .. foote
publishes a card to deny any authorship
of Senator Stewards resolutions. He
says: "True, I warmly approve them,
and was consulted by their author in re.
gard to the probability Of the South &C.
cepting them"
Words, Words, Words-fo COMO
Foote promises a forthcoming letter. IN
support Of the resolutions.
Great Rsbbcries.
NEW York, March 24.-Last evening,
the residence Of John P. Moore, No. Ito
Madison Avenue, was robbed Of q tin box
containing 100000, in United States Sc
c~uri,ies. A reward of $4,000 is offered.
Nothing further has been divulged about
the robbery of a million and a half from
Lords; but mysterious advertisements
lead to the belief that negotiations have
been opened for compromise with the sue
cessful thief.
Resignation Declined:
E. s. Cleveland, Postmaster at Hartford.
Connecticut rendered his resignation,
which the President refused to accept.
Precautions against Cholera.
In pursuance Of general instructions
from headquarters Of the army, officers in
command Of Military Departments are es-
tablishing guarantees at different South
ern ports, and suitable vessels for guard
ships are being stationed along the coast.
as security stintroduction Of cholera.
Tho Grcn. Loan BILL and It's Market
Effects.
The Commercial Adrertiser says the
passage Of the Loan Bill, by the House,
has produced a slight furry in the market.
The adoption Of q clause authorizing a
foreign loan, took Wall street by surprise,
and the bill is regarded as granting the
Secretary substantially all the power he
wanted.
Death OF Adj. Gen. Williams.
BosroS, March a. Col. Seth Will
liams, the well known Adjutant General
Of the Amy Of the Potomac, died q. the
residence Of his sister. in this city, last
night. Cause. inflammation Of the brain.
This Congress TO Sit ono Continuous
Session!
CINCINNATI, March 24.-The CONNER.
cial gives prominence to the statement
tina. leading members in Congress have
agreed to continue in session till the 4th
Of March, 1857, and will take recess from
time t o time, as occasion may require,
leaving a few members on hand to keep
up the formality.
Pennsylvania Relief Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-In the House
a bill passed yesterday which appropriated
$705,oO0 to reimburse Pennsylvania fol
State troops employed in 1868 to repe
Lees invasion.
Report As"in; :. 6 Hsssl'' Eligibility
The House Judiciary Committee agreed
to report a constitutional amendment pro.
hibiting any person who has ever held
office under the 90 called confederate gov.
eminent from holding Office under THU
Government.
Income Tax all the same a. Before,
1t is now SO certain that no action will
be taken by Congress. amending the Law
concerning the Income Tax In season tc
affect the next assessments, that the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue has COM
menced the preparation Of blank instruc'
tons under the existing law. Assessors
and assistants will be instructed to pre-.
pare Immediately for the assessment.
Tho President Will Veto the Owl
Rights Bill-Probablo Grounds.
WASHINGTON, March 24.-The House
went into Committee Of the Whole fol
general debate. Attendance slim. The
proceedings were not important.
The Presidents veto of the Civil Rights
Bill will probably be sent to the Senate or
Monday, and it is anticipated with much
interest. Various speculations are aAoat
regarding the probable tone Of the mes
sage, and while nothing is certainly
known.
1t seems to be believed that the Presi.
dent will reiterate the argument Of the
other veto message against legislation fol
the South while the rebel seats are unrep-
resented, and will avail himself Of this &C.
casion to further define his policy.
Aady johnson Against tho Rostr-
Stewart Proposition.
The President yesterday expressed his
disapproval Of Senator Stewards PROPOSE
ton for universal amnesty on condition
that the States shall grant universal suf-
frage.
The Loan Bill Correctly Ropsrtod.
In preparing the Loan Bill to be tsle-
graphed last night, a copy was used con-
tanning a clause which had been stricken
out. The following should hayo been
omitted: "And provided that the bonds
which may DO disposed Of elsewhere than
in the United States may be made pay
able. both principal and interest, in coin
or in currency Of the country in which
they are made payable, that shall not bear
q rate Of interest exceeding five per cent"
The above clause 10 not in the bill as
passed.
Important Correspondence on tho
C~onaecticut Election-Tho Prosi.
dent Indirectly Sustains b Demo
cratic Candidate.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The follow
ing correspondence explains itself:
HARTFORD Comm, March, 1885,:
I am now engaged in publicly advocating
the election Of James E. English for Gov
ernor Of Connscticut-a gentleman who is
openly committed to the support Of your
veto, to the defense Of your speech Of the
22d Of February, and Of your policy Of
restoration In opposition to the di'union-
ists of Congress. I am opposing the cleo.