Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-16
specials to the New Yark. Press.

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NEW York, Sept. ll.-A Times special
gives a list Of persons pressed for Cabi-
net positions: For Secretary of State
Reverdy johnson, Chas. FrancivAdams,
Jerry Black; for Secretary of War
Steadman, Mcclellan, Judge Hughes of
Indiana, CoYan Of Pennsylvania, and
T. Florence; for Postmaster General
old Blair, young Blair and John Coyle
for Secretary Of the Navy-Hanscome of
Boston; for Secretary of the Treasury
Cisco, R. J.. Walker, Price Of Boston,
and W. H. Groesbeck.
The claim of one million and q half
dollars for the island parties claimed to
have discovered in the South Pacific
has bean rejected by the State Depart
mont.
Francis Adams has been telegraphed
for to take Stewards place.
A Tribune Washington special says
Governor Flanders talks Of resigning on
account of difficulties arising from Sher.
idan's removal.
A Times special says from advices re-
ceiyed at Washington from the South
they do not anticipate o r%e-opening of
the registration lists as a sequence to
the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation.
The I~nteiigeneer denies that Fessenden
is in favor of impeachment.
NEw YoRK, Sept. IA Tribune spe-
cial says a is circulating Of an
Immediate change in the War Depart.
ment. 1t is said that Frank Blair will.
.be appointed till Mcclellan can be heard
from.
From Sourh Carolina-Rebels required TO
siye Parole-Canby will Garry Out the
Policy Adopted by sickles.
CHARLESTON, Sept. l0V Candy has
issued an order compelling all persons
in the District>who left the South for
foreign countries, after April 9th, 1865,
and who were subject to parole, to give
parole.
New YORK, Sept. l3.-Reliable infor-
nation from Charleston says Candy is
fully determined to pursue the policy.
adopted by Sickles and enforce the
orders and regulations already .estnb-
lished.
sheridan ia Kansas-Hip Reception Mt
LEAvEYwoRrH, September llth.-Gen-
eral Sheridan arrived at 8 o'clock, and
had q reception from the citizens and
soldiers. He declined a formal welcome
and banquet. After refreshments, be
proceeded to Fort Leavenworth.
Tho Maine Election-Sems Doubt IA to
who has been Elected Governnr-Rela.
tive strength of the Parties In the Leg.
islature.
New York, September loth,-The
Worlds special from Maine expresses
the belief that Chamberlain majority
will not exceed from five to eight thou
sand. The Senate stands ! Democrats
and "a Republicans. The Democrats
count on a majority in the House.
New YORK, September llth.-The
Worlds Bangor, Maine, special says the
result Of the election astonished both
parties. 1t will take some days to de-
eide certainly who is elected Governor.
There is a great reduction in Radical
msiorities, and the counties Of York,
Knox, Lincoln, Washington and Aroos-
took, have certainly been gained by the
Democrats.
Indian Affairs.
NEW York, September llth.-The
Hralds Souix City special of the 9th,
SAYS: The Commissioner reached here
to-day, and held councils with all the
l different tribes from the Snlly Reserva-
ton, situated on Big Cheyenne River
and the mouth Of the Nebraska. The
Commissioner leaves atonce for Omaha,
thence to Fort Laramie, to visit hostile