Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-13

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armed force known as the Public Guard,
which is recognized by the present AS.
sembly, which made an appropriation of
$40, 900 for their expenses. Their duty
at present amounts to nothing more than
to guard the penitentiary, which can
easily be performed by the military
without any tax on the impoverished
people. On the arrival Of some expect
ed troops this guard will be relieved.
New York Republican State Convention.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 1.-THE Re-
publican State Convention adopted res
~olutions i~nstructing delegates at large
to support an amendment TO the Consti-
tuition giving suffrage to colored people.
Washington Affairs.
WAsHIYaroS, April lO.-The Presi-
dent received no visitors to-day. His
illness seems to proceed from an affac-
ton of the liver, from which he has suf-
fered severely heretofore.
The continental domain acquired by
the Russian-American treaty is about
3s9, 900 square miles. The United
States are to pay ten millions and two
T.aaanrr ~ washington within ten
tiN "" axoSon,o of rat;6ca-
mns ~ oro ~ bs Exchanged ut
lions, "aiou ~ ootb 81 In or
suiusSo
the treaty fails.
The State Of Georgia bill of complaint
10 tue ouplo"e C.sn 60, I'D
tary stanton ana Esherals 9saa: nu
rope: luz na
incIuaev, ,,h, D s,ooL.
NEW -.,,oS g., uin;s,er
'on ""S
20 T Mu 90. ,.,octod tho n~om;not;on
I'm w Smoonr 9 Wo;or of the Sly
Of !. W. S"een! rs ~9''
teenth iniantry. ,u..;o.
Inc treaty pf.' -" sal thon.
10 seven n. w;,I;nna
Sana aoii"is' nv nu.ua "Onoorod IN Tho
a,o ID and took tSo oatb to sup-
oeua.S 'oua' ~ Connros-
port inc Eons,ueou anu 'n0
sional ostn o. ,oyaity, o.,ond
ftesioent Sosnson 10 uuAo.o w S"n
TO his omciai ousles OWING 70 "a H.
ton OF the liver, which requires 'n"' NC
should De KEPT quiet.
Aiter tne promise 10 our Sruh" ,hat sm'
OF tue oaP: H War;m;,;an
nstments IN hh'aun 49,
"U. nado ond Coyern-
wSu -, 49, ,na.,or M
ment mas taken the ln"'ter up.
WASHINGTON, April i.-the tres,-
Dent Will tomorrow seno 70 tue oena:o
the documents relating TO the interpoSi-
ton of this Government In oehait OF
Macmillan, should he fall INTO hands OF
the Liberals.
The Senate, to-day, re-conhrmed KOS
seau. !,
Several members OF the Cabinet a
an interview with the PRESIDENT to-day
but no visitors were aaml.tea.
Inc senate MAJ ,fa'iaee tne sfe%ty
Gently made WIN tne oniPpew"y oanS
OF Mississippi Indians now resiaing III
Minnesota.
The supreme oGur so-aay co"uueu
the nearing Oh tue pe n".a 'a g., :,
sas.on e. 10, rof,oed 20 al
oH ~. d.hs.o an Tho Russ;,n.Ameri-
NV ,.o..r ~ h nubIisbed. Several of
tha sen:,ors il Is said. read speeches.
IT.. So,s aaa;nst sncb publication was
NV, tbs s,me as that In favor of the
.r.a,v
- NJ Wall n.uo,,,,,,
Camp.
INV YoRK, April 1.-THE committee
anpointed by the delegates of the anti
Tammany Hall Democratic organization
of this city, who were refused admission
to the Convention at Albany Wednes-
day last, met last evening 10 CONSIDER
the action TO De taken 70 secure proper
REPRESENTATION o. inc ia many ue.e-
gates a. tue comins vonreon
olution was aeopteo expressing .ue uS,
termina'lon ., lae PstsS w opPOos
delegates electeu ny sno iamn"ny wing
and to re)ect al Ploue[s oi eomplomise
or a%thliation win lnat organization.
Meetings ana conventions IN Various
Senatorial districts were appoin'eu 10 DC
holden Monoay evening next.
Conversational.
WASHINGTON April it:IosSATE-Mi.
Sumner offered resolution tna' tne
President oe. requested 70 iurnisn tue
Senate, If in.his opinion II was not IN
compatible, copies o fany official opin-
ions given by the Attorney General or
any other officer OF the Government in
Interpretation OF the ACT regulating the
tenure Of ONCE, specially with regard to
appointments oy inc president 70 once
during the recess OF Congress. Passed.