Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-29
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
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Specials to the New York Press.
New YORK, March 2s.-The Times
special says the Judiciary Committee Of
the House has temporarily suspended
the examination of impeachment wit
pesses. but will resume its labors about
the LIST of May, whether Congress is in
session or not. All its members have
been notified to DO here by the chairman.
The Heraid', special says: AS to the
impeachment matter, the oldest member
of the Judiciary Committee, both in par
l~iamentary experience and in years, has
said in the last twenty-four hours that
the committee will notify all persons to
bring forward their evidence, and init
mated that there was o such before
the committee at present. This seems
to be the opinion Of all who have the
most intimate relations with the chair
man Of that committee.
The Ti6une's New Orleans special
says General Sheridan's order sweeping
from office the attorney General, Mayor,
ETC., and substituting good loyal men,
thrills Unionists with joy and nullihers
with dismay. .
The President has nominated General
Rousseau a Brigadier General in the
regular army, vice Rosecrans resigned.
The Posts special says the Senate will
probably reject Slocum's appointment.
Specials state that Sheridan's order
removing the Mayor of New Orleans and
other officers was issued without con-
sulting tho President, and that he has
been appealed to by telegraph to inter-
fere. 81.
Washington Affairs.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-The Presi-
dent has approved the bill providing
that from and after Tuesday last wrap
ping-paper made Of wood, cornstalks and
other material, be exempt from Internal
tax that every national banking asso-
citation, State bank or banker, shall pay
a tax OF ten per centum on the amount
of notes of municipal corporations paid
out by them after the lst of May, 1867.
Captain n. D. 4. Sawyer, Military
Storekeeper, has been assigned to duty
in the Division Of the Pacific.
Macmillan.
New YORK, March 2S.-Havana let
tiers Of the l4th state that the Imperial
Mexican Consul is enlisting Spanish
soldiers to defend Maximilian's cause at
Vera Cruz. They are offered a bounty
of $50 and a dollar a day. Three hum
bred have already enlisted. 1t is said
an agreement has been entered upon by
Archbishop La Bustada, on the part of
Macmillan, with the Spanish authorities
in Cuba.
Five Children Burned TO Death.
CLEVELAND, O., March 2s.-Mr.
Hickel's house, at Sufield Center, was
destroyed by fire last night and FIVE
children burned to death.
New York stock and Produce Markets
Burning OF In Iron Steamer.
New YORK, March 2s.-Steamship
shares are lower. Pacific Mail, 1926
Atlantic Mail, s64@9l. California
-four in fair request, Sales of 1900
barrels in sacks at Sl4 75@lG-the lat
ter the extreme.
The iron steamer Ceres was almost
destroyed by FIRE this morning. She
is owned in Hartford, and valued at
$50,
Organization Of n Republican Party In
North Carolina.
RALEIGH, IN. C.), March 2S.-The
Republican party of North Carolia was
organized to-day by one hundred and
thirty delegates. The organization
was effected on the fundamental
grounds of Union, Liberty and Equality.
Dcstrutiou and Starvation in Georgia
INDECENT Emigrnnts.
New YORK, March ga letter from
Marietta, Georgia, says many people in
the northern part Of the State have no
bread and nothing to buy it with. Deal
ers in corn and bacon sell only for cash.
A number Of persons are reported to
have starved to death.
Numbers Of Texas emigrants are in
this city without means Of subsistence,
and Eve hundred others are on the way
here from Mobile, bound for Para,
Brazil.
Negro Voters Invirod to Participate In
the Meetings and Conventions Of Both
Parties In Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2s.-Lead-
ing Conservatives propose that the col
ored voters be invited to participate in
political meetings and send delegates to
the Convention which meets here in
April to nominate q candidate for Gov
ernor. The proposition is encouraging
" received and probably will be adopt
ed. The colored voters have been in
vited to send representatives to the Re-
publican Congressional Convention
called to meet in Nashville on the 9Th of
Nay. 3 .lsE
MEMPHIS, March ga duel is on the
tapis between Mississippi editors. They
meet at Milliken's Bend Saturday.
Ohio.
COLUMBUS, March 27.-In the Senate,
tonight, the resolution amending the
Constitution by giving the right of suf-
frage to negroes passed by IL majority.
Rumorcd Fight to Como of Between Co
burn and Heennn.'
New YORK, March 28.-Rumor has it
that Joe Coburn and John G. Heenan
are to fight for $4,000 and the cham
pionship of America.
Fenian Affairs.
NEW YoRK, March 2s.-The Heratd's
correspondence from Ireland contains
some additional items regarding the Fee
nian situation in Ireland. Quite a num-
Der of the infantry have been already
invalided by the duties Of the campaign,
and many cavalry horses have died
from fatigue and exposure to the ex-
treme cold weather. A fight, we are
told, occurred between the British
troops near Cork, Fenianism being n
exciting cause. The men of the Seven
ty-Second Infantry (Scoth) sided with
the Irish, when many members OF an
English Regiment of the line were Sc
verely handled. The people Of Cork
cheered the Scottish soldiers next day.
Mass meeting Of Freedmen.
MACON, GA, March 27.-A mass meet