Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-10
Tho s5o,oOO,00 Mexican Loan
from TInclo Anm.

Tho 100000 Moxicun Loan
from Uncle Snm.
On Woodbridge's resolution, offered in
tho House March 9Th, that the United
States guarantee a fifty million loan to the
Republic Of Mexico, all the Pacific mem.
bers voted aye except McRuer Che not
being present).
Garrett Davis on tho Situation pres.
poets.
Garrett Davis made q speech in the
Senate, the other day, declaring that we
might see in this land two bodies-one
composed of Southern Representatives
and Senators and Democratic and conser-
va.ive members from the North, and the
other Of Republican members alone.
Each OF these bodies would claim to be
the Congress, and the President would be
Obliged to recognize one or the other. As
the former body would be a majority, why
would not the President recognize it as
the lawful and legitimate Congress Of the
United Statesi
Davis said that he believed Jackson
would do this; and he hoped johnson
would invite the Southern members elect
to the city to unite with the other men he
had designated, and recognize them as the
Congress!
More on the Tennessee Adpission
Resolutions.
Boutwell, and Washburn submitted their
minority report, from the Construction
Committee, that q further condition be
added to the admission Of Tennessee, and
that in regulating the franchise no distinc-
ton be made on account Of race or color.
The Mexican Loan Question.
The House Committee on Foreign Re-
lations will hear arguments in favor Of the
resolutions guaranteeing the Mexican
loan.
Pay for Searching for Missing Sol.
dicrs.
Both Houses have passed q resolution
for paying Miss Clara Barton $4,000, the
amount she expended in prosecuting the
search for missing soldiers.
No vignettes Of Living Mon on Frae-
tionnl Currency.
The resolution adopted by Congress
providing that hereafter the vignette Of no
living person shall DO placed upon the
fractional currency was passed, in con,e-
quence Of the removal Of the v~ignOtte Of
Washington from the last issue Of FIVE cen,
notes, and putting in its place that of
Spencer NJ. Clarke, the person In charge
OF the note printing bureau Of the Treasury
Department. The act was done on the
latter's sole responsibility!
No Increase OF National Bank Capital
AIIowed-Coming to Coin.
The recommendation Of the Controller
Of the Currency, for an increase Of a hum
dred millions in the amount Of National
Bank currency, was rejected in the House
ayes II, noes ia; one Of the most de-
cisiye votes Of the session.
Right OF Way for California Ditch
and Canal Owners.
WARRINGTON. March SIN the House,
Highly, Of California, on leave, introduced
a bill granting the right Of way to ditch
and canal owners in California over pub
lie lands.
Number Of Supreme judges Reduced.
Wilson, Of Iowa, reported a bill provid-
ing that hereafter the Supreme Court shall
consist Of the Chief Justice and eight As
sociates. Passed.
Wilson remarked that he should be glad
to make q further reduction, il v~acancie,
occur.
Bill TO Protect Civil Rights.
The House proceededto the considera-
ton Of the Senate bill to protect all per.
sons in their civil rights.
After debate. Wilson, Of Iowa, demand
ed the previous question. On motion to
re-commit, which being seconded. the
question was postponed till Tomorrow.