Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-20
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
By CALIFORNIA STATE TELEGRAPH.
Thing. 1t Washinxton.

Things at WashinEton.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE President
has vetoed the Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
A Cabinet meeting was held this morn
ing. No visitors were admitted. A re-
port prevails that the meeting had reference
to the amendment Of the Freedmen's
Bureau Bill. a'.a-.-&
NEW YoRK, Feb. l9.-The Herald's
special says: The resignation Of Secre-
tary Stanton 10 the current topic Of con-
~vsrsation. He is known to have expressed
to a Western Congressman-a political
~friend-his intention not to remain much
longer. The same correspondent says
that those most likely to know the Presi-
dents intention, ASSUME that it is evidently
the plan Of the Reconstruction Committee
to invite such Cabinet Ministers as are
known to DO in accordance with them to
vacate.
Lato from Mckee : Tho Imperial
Army Breaking Up. yfl
NEW YoRx, Feb. l9.-The Herald's
81 Paso correspondent says there is q
great and very favorable change in the
feelings Of the people toward Juarez.
There is little fear Of the advance of the
Imperialists, and he is contemplating an
expedition to the City Of Chihuahua. The
Imperialists have only 800 troops at that
to wn. and are terrifying it.
Tho French soldiers Of the Imperial
army are said to be greatly disgusted with
the service. Large numbers Of them have
deserted, and some are crossing to Texas
aud enlisting in the American army.
Fire Mt Observation-Disclosures Open
-DoinEs In Congress. s
CINCINNATI, Feb. l9.- Collum Broth
ers' saddlery establishment was burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. ls.-The river is again
open to New Orleans, a heavy rise having
broken the gorge of ice on Saturday night.
WASHINGTON, Feb. le.-The Senate
yesterday passed a bill from the House,
~,s,;nor;.h;n, wb,,svsr title ,be limited
s,,,.. nav have n land, IN San Fran.
cisco. IaaEoITsIR
RAYMOND. Of New York, presented in
,hs Ho,.. the memorial of the San Fran.
ci,co Chamber Of Commerce, asking for
on .nn,on,;.,;on of s2oo. ooo for ,bc re-
mov.I ~ -oh.,ruc,;on, IN The b.rbor of
,b,. CITY
The Hou,e. IN c~on,,derinu the deHcien.
-.,n,on,;.,;on hill. ,don,sd clauses .nnro.
nro,;n, sas nm for lioht.bou,es and
ho.con. -, ,bs p,cisc coast. making a
-.;,....o,-.so,, - GA I'm for ..,.h-
CO.. p.,h.r.
,.aasa N~"~"g" % 80 sTIT
- III,
Cd yesterday ineluoes S<oo'o'o luz sseA
ship service oesween san francisco on'n'
and Japan ana Ssoo'ooo lot tne 'ransp'f.
ta.ion OF the mails to Caiiornia overland
and BY steamer. Inns OIL was maze inc
sPeciai otuef 'ost 5li}Q~
It Is believed snas the suns ofoughs oe-
iofe supreme ooas. 70 1,spo'e', ses'
aeis y" "e a 90. -" 10
P'.ai reserve sN" H wa"
missed
Inc eena'e Yesterday '0neu 'ne y,
pointmens OF MOAN nfooks as MAYA,
80 go ~" ""'
an francisco
Congressman oio~en mas prepared ,
OIL ior tne seesiemens Oh oali0rn'a iano
a'les' "h'en commissions ham0has re-
CARDS with more iaVor shan any hereto
lore presented r,sa 80 @
Troe1. H. MeSiec. :.
WAsx1soroS Feb. 49, Private dis
matches 10 Government officials announce
,b,. !. treaty. VA. entered into last month,
between France and Austria, for ,be i'm.
msaia,. withdrawal of the French from
MEXICO. and their renlaeemen. by troops,
10 the number OF 100000, by Austria. II
i. propo,ed to raise these ,roops BY volun.
...r;na :, Rs,o;rm and Hungary. Tr.ns.
80