Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-30
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
special. to..he New York Press.

Specials to4the New York Press.
RICHMOND, April 2s.-General Scho-
field to-day served a warning on tho
Richmond Times, which says that its
editorials are likely to create luminosity,
and its course cannot longer DO toler-
ated.
Nrw YORK, April 2s.-The Tmes'
special says: The workings Of the
Treasury Department, for the month just
closing, will show another large reduc-
ton Of the national debt in the next
statement. Secretary McCulloch will
reduce the total debt to about twenty
Eve hundred millions, at which point he
believes it must remain stationary so
long as the present Government income
and expenses are maintained. The
Indian war will draw largely on the
national this summer. While
the course of the Treasury is perfectly
clear and easy the reduction Of the ma
tional debt must Don be suspended
for a time at least.
The Herald's special says the parties
urging the injunction against the Re
construction Law express confidence in
their success.
The Times special says a circular,
signed by fifty leading manufacturers OF
| New York and Boston, has been issued,
| calling on the commercial and manufac-
| turing interests of the country to meet
at the Astor House on the 9Th Of May,
to consider the present condition and
prospects Of the material interests OF
American industry and TO decide on a
method Of arousirS public attention to
this subject. The success which atten-
ded the Free Trade League in forming
public sentiment by widespread popular
documents throughout the country, Is
cited by the call as demonstrating the
necessity Of adopting some means equal
" efficient to counteract the evil 1t is
alleged to be working. This is the first
note coming from the great struggle for
yet higher duties.
The Hcrald's Richmond special says
that in remote portions Of that State the
utmost good feeling exists between the
negroes aud whites, where means have
not been used to promote d%issension.
i Tho OeOT8ln IuJuuCtlou Suno ooAoEO u
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, April 26.-The Attor-
ney-Gsueral spoke at length in the Su.
preme Court to-day in opposition to the
petition from Georgia for an injunction,
| The argument wal that the Court had
| Jurisdiction, but that the case was not
within the reason or spirit Of the Con-
stitution; that the reconstruction, as eI'
ecuted BY the President, works no hard
ship to the people Of the South, as they
can do as they please under it; that this
was a political case, and could only bs
reached by political remedies. 0'Con'
nor vrgued in favor Of the injunction, II
behalf Of four hundred unreconstructed
Soutberners from Orleans to Brazil.
Wheat being shipped from Liverpool q
New York. Military Garrison 0rdsf6t
to b. Established ut Fayetteville, Nortl
Carolina.
cisl says the Treasury Department hal
been officially informed that within thu
seven days just passed nc less than fort,
thousand bushels Of wheat had beer
shipped from Liverpool 20 New York.
In consequence Of reported evidences
of disloyalty, Fayetteville, N. c., is Il
have a garrison Of United States soldiers
located there, by order Of Genera
Sickles.
Reconstruction In Louisiana.
NEW YORK, April 27.-A special, un
derstood to be from General Sheridan
has been t~elegraphed to 'the Presiden
for permission to remove Governor
Wells, but the Attorney-General be
lieyes he has no power to make such re
moval under the Reconstruction Act.
The Attorney-General is preparing al
opinion ON the DISTINGUISHING clause.
California Wheat and Flour In New York
New YORK, April 27.-California aou'
firm; stock light; two hundred barrels
sold at Sl6fbl6 IS; wheat less active a
So 2s@3 80 for white California.
Fire ar Charleston, South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April ga frt
occurred on East Bay street this morn
ing and destroyed q large warehouse
occupied as an auction commission
house. Loss, Sl5o, 900; ons-third GOV
cred by insurance.
Tho Cholera.
New YORK, April 2s.-The Board o
Health has information that the choleri
prevails in three large cities Of the
Union, and may DON be expected her'
from the interior.
shipping Nows.
New YORK, April 2S.-Cleared o.
Boston, April 26th, ship Fearless, Sar
Francisco; sailed from Newcastle, New
South Wales, January 22d, Woodland
San Francisco; February 7th, at Jeddo.
ship Woodland arrived; at Havre, April
l4th, Elizabeth, San Francisco; sailed
from Bordeaux, Gustav, San Francisco
spoken, March Goth, latitude and longi'
tude not given, by q vessel from Buenoi
Ayres, ship Prima Donna, Now York,
from San Francisco.
From Mexico.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Advices from
Oueretaro state that the imperialism
made another sortie on the 9Th, but
were repulsed and Gen. Miramon NOR
tally wounded.
OuR DRAwrR.-A "picker-up of un.
| considered trihes" contributes the fol-
lowing good thing to u Drawer.
Many queer things, as you are well
aware, transpire in our courts. Coca.
sionally an answer to q simple question
lets in q food Of light, illuminating the
singular morals Of a portion Of the
people. On Thursday last, while an i'm
portant criminal cause was before the
District Court, and jurors were being
examined as to their qualifications, one
was called forward and Intercepted,
Among other questions he was asked II