Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-10-16

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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Tho Yellow Fever Abntins-Paciac Mail
steamship Company-Authorized stnte-
mont from tho Presideut-stanton to be
Absolutely Removed.
New YORK, October IA dispatch
from New Orleans says the epidemic is
declining. The Howard Association
needs no more funds.
Judge Sutherland of the Supreme
Court has ordered a p%eremptory manda-
mus, at the instance of one of the stock
holders Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Co., requiring them to exhibit their
books showing the present stockholders.
The Posts special says the President
has authorized the publication of the
following statement Whoever shall
be appointed Secretary of War will be
appointed outright, vice Stanton, re-
moved, the President holding the Ten
urer of Office Act to be unconstitutional,
in which opinion Stanton %concurred
himself, preparing that portion Of the
veto message denying the power of Con-
gress to pass such an Act. The removal
Of Stanton will be adopted, and the
President will simply send a message
nominating his successor. Should the
Senate reject the nomination and en-
deayor to reinstate Stanton, the latter
will be compelled to seek a legal remedy
by mandamus and bringing the consti-
~tutionality of the Tenure of Office Act
before the Supreme Court. The gus
pension of Stanton was adopted in the
first instance put of abundant caution
and in order to bring the act within the
terms of the Tenure of Office Act but
the President from the first intended to
make his removal absolute.
The President.
CHICAGO, October ia Times special
details an interview with the President.
Johnson said the report Of Cabinet
changes-especially those naming GER
tain men for certain places-were wholly
unauthorized and untrue. He did not
include the War Department. As. re.
garded that, the Office was virtually VA
can't. He said he did not intend to
make a change in haste, but would act
with careful deliberation for the best
interest of the country. There had been
a tremendous pressure for a change.
Delegations, letters and kilograms had
urged him to remove all the Cabinet
but Welles and Stanbery. He said the
elections did not surprise him. Ohio
had rebuked the two extremes, defeat
ing Thurman and Wade. Negro suf-
frage-the only notwithstanding been
defeated by fifty thousand. This he re-
garded as q reputation of the Congress
sional policy Of reconstruction. He
hoped the lesson would be followed
everywhere, and that the people would
avoid the dangerous extremes Of both
parties and look only to the welfare of
the country.
Fort Lnrned-Montnnn Bushwhnckers-
Reward offered for the Capture Of
Hughes.
CHICAGO, October IA dispatch
ITOm TOTl bhEuCu hhuouhNSc a So
val of the Indian Commissioners, who
will proceed directly to Medicine Lodge
Creek.
Late advices from Montana state that
Captain Hughes and two companies of
mounted militia have turned highway
men and are committing ~depredations
on the road between Montana and Col
orado. A thousand dollars reward is
offered for the capture of Hughes.
Grant for tho neutrality-suspicious. POST
master General.
CHICAGO, October ia Times spe-
cial says y leading Radical Congress-
man from Massachusetts,, and q strong
advocate for impeachment, has an
nounced himself in favor of Grant for
the Presidency. The question Of Vice
President is also discussed, and the
name of John A. Andrew is frequently
mentioned.
Assistant Postmaster General Skin
ner is dangerously i'll. He has been
connected with the Postofice Depart
ment tor fifty consecutive years.
Yellow Fever in New Orleans.
New ORLEANS, October l5.-There
were 80 fever interments to-day.
sherman.
CL~EvELAND, October 10. -Sheridan
passed through here to-day.
The Maryland Militia.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-Governor
Swami has received the First Division
of Maryland militia, consisting of cav
airy, artillery and infantry, to the num-
Der Of 5000.
Exchange of Bonds.
WASHINGTON, October l5.-The Trea-
sury Department has notified that it is
prepared to exchange fve-twenties of
1867. Tho exchange of seven-thirty
notes can be forwarded to the Assistant
Treasurer at New York or to the Trea-
sury Department, at the risk and ex-
pense of the Department.
European News.
LONDON, October l3.-The continued
manifestations Of the G~aribaldians to
invade the Roman territory cause much
financial uneasiness here aud in Paris.
FLORENCE, October l4.-Thc revolu-
tionary bands which have invaded the
Roman territory are concentrated at
Frozone under the leadership of Menot-
Ii Garibaldi.
F~LoaENoE, October l4-Evening.-Ex-
citing news has just been received. A
battle has been fought near Frozone be-
tween the Garibaldians and Papal troops
in which the former were victorious.
The strong d~etachments of Papal troops
sent last week to prevent the junction
of the bodies of the revolutionists we're
unsuccessful and were obliged to meet
the united forces Of the insurgents un-
der the personal leadership of Menotti
Garibaldi. A desperate fight occurred
outside. The Papaliste were badly
beaten, losing heavily in killed and
wounded. The G%aribaldians lost five
killed and fifteen wounded.
PARIS, October l4.-It is reported
that If the condition of affairs in Rome
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