Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-22

The Ohio Legislature Doos Not En.
dorsc the P~residcnt's Veto-But tho
Democrats Do-Who serenaded the
President-Rumored Impeachment
of the Precedent Excitement in
the East.
COLUMBUS (Ohio), February 2l.-A
caucus held tonight, Of the Union mem
bers of the Legislature, unanimously
adopted a resolution, declaring that in the
action Of Union representatives in Con-
gress, we recognize an exposition of the
principles that made US a party, and saved
our country through the late rebellion,
and we tender such representatives our
hearty support.
The Democratic members of the Legis-
lature held a caucus tonight, and en-
| dorsed President Johnson's veto.
WASHINGTON, February 2l.-The char
acter of those who serenaded the Presi-
dent on Monday night may be judged by
the circumstance that three prominent
leaders Of the crowd walked up to the bar
at Wizards. and with great parade drank
the toast, 1.-THE three greatest Americans,
jeff. Davis, Andrew Johnson and Robert
E. Lee"
CHICAGO. February 2l.-Private ad-
vices give rumors of preparations making
to impeach President Johnson for NAL
administration in Office, and upon the
specific charge of misdemeanor, under
Section 4, Article 2, Of the Constitution
the particular specifications being abuse
of power in the reconstruction Of rebel
States and the pardon before trial Of high
rebel functionaries. The House has power
to draw a bill of impeachment to be tried
before the Senate, Chief Justice Chase pre-
siding. The movers in this matter con-
slider that a healthy example may be made
for all future Presidents.
Recretnry Stewards Denial OF tho
French EmPeror's Stntements-Thc
Frcedmcn's Bureau TO be Vacated.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Secretary Sew
ards dispatch to Minister Bigelow, for
warded by last steamer, is published. 1t
contains severe comments upon, and a de-
NAL of the assertion in the Emperor's
speech that the United States was origin
ally invited to join in the Mexican inter-
vention.
The Freedmen's Bureau must be vacated
May LIST, according to the limit OF the
original Act, that being one year from
date designated by the President as the
end Of the war. The Presidents veto hav-
ing been based on the general grounds Of
the constitutionality of legislation affect
ing Southern States while said States are
not represented, it is difficult to see how
any other bill can be framed to meet the
exigency. There are rumors, however,
Of attempts to try it again in some other
shape.
Arrival In New York from Cnlifor-
nia-LRte from Brazil.
New York, Feb. 81. The Henry
Chauncy, from Aspinwall, Feb. 18th, has
arrived.
The steamer Colorado sailed February
10th, from Panama, for San Francisco.
The Herald's Rio Janerio correspond.
ent says agents Of the Southern Emigrant
Association have been cordially received
by the Emperor Of Brazil, promised any
quantity of lands. immediate citizenship.
freedom Of religion, control of municipal
regulations, and free importation for Ave
years, Of all necessary articles,
Cabinet Changcs-Gold Fever Mt Pa
uamu-Warb between Peru md Spain
The Gold Market in New York.
NBw York, Feb. 2l.-Thc CONNER
eiaFs special says, rumors Of Cabinet
changes appear well founded. Secretary
Stanton's friends say he will not resign,
but the Presidents friends say there must
be a new Secretary Of War.
Panama advices to Feb. 18th, per steam
err Henry Chauncey say, q company Of
California miners had arrived en- route to
prospect gold mines on the Isthmus. Rich
discoveries are reported eighteen miles
from Panama, and two miles from the
Railroad.
Valparaiso advices, Jan. 18th, and CAL
leo advices, Jan. 18th, confirm the decla-
ration of war by Peru against Spain, but
say hostilities had not yet commenced.
This evenings Commercials money arti-
Gle says: 1.-The late large sales Of gold
by the sub-T~reasury, continue to affect
the money market sharply. Some Banks
are finding themselves pinched by the
large checks drawn to purchase gold.
Inquiry for Call-loans this morning, is
quite active at seven per cent. The strin-
gency of the money market, though tenn
porary, has depressed the stock Board to-
day. Considerable sales are being made
to realize at an average Of one per cent
lower. Tomorrow being a legal holiday
all business will be suspended.
General Butler Refunds tho Rebel
Coin which He Seized mt Now Or
leans-Sccrotnry Seward to Speak
Mt Cooper Instituto-Rtc., etc.
NEW York, February 2l-This even
ing's Express says General Butler has
paid Smith Brothers, of New Orleans,
$4,000 in gold taken from their bank, to-
gether with all costs Of legal proceedings,
in the aggregate over $3.50, 900.
Secretary Seward will speak at Cooper
Institute tomorrow evening.
The Board Of Aldermen to-day unani-
mously adopted resolutions endorsing the
Presidents veto.
Congregational Proceedings.
WARRINGTON, February 2l.-In the
House to-day, Garfield Of Ohio caused to
be read a telegram from Columbus, Ohio,
giving a resolution adopted by the caucus
Of the Union members Of the Legislature,
sustaining the Congressional plan Of re.
construction.
The House, by a vote Of loS against 81,
laid on the table q motion to reconsider
the vote by which was passed the resolu-
ton that no Senator or Representative
shall be admitted into either branch of
Congress from any of the late rebellious
States until Congress shall have first de-