Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-01
McCulloch on u National FL

NuIlOCu, IN q letter 70 DObtOn MeESunuto
says it must not be expected that The
monthly statement for the carly part o.
tn Q next fiscal year will be as satisfac'
to ~ as tfor many months past. The
general failure Of the wheat crop and
the partial failure of corn last year, the
slow progress ofrestoration ofthe South
ern States, with reduced taxes and other
causes, will very considerably affect the
revenues. This combination Of circum.
stances may retard the return to specie
payments, and the largo issue of bonds
to the Pacific Railroad will prevent fol
q season the reduction of the public
debt, and may even render q temporary
increase unavoidable. He considers THU
a check to our progress and will lead to
an Improvement of the revenue laws and
hasten the representation in Congress
Of the Southern States and secure great.
or economy in all branches of the public
service.
Immigration Catholic Clergy oil their
way to Rome-Rumor TINT n Pence will
BIO Patched Up with tho Indians.
NEW YoRK, May 30.-An official state.
ment shows that there have arrived
$4,000 emigrauts during tho presen,
year.
The steamship Java carried out sew.
eral Catholic clergymen yesterday, on
their way to Rome.
The Herdld's Fort Laramie special
says all the hostile bands of Indians are
on their way to that place to meet the
United States Commissioners. 1t is OK
pected that the difficulties in that Sec
ton will be settled.
Indian Depredations on tho Plains.
ST.. LorIs, May 30.-A Fort Kearny
dispatch Of yesterday says the Indian
war on the Platte route has finally be-
gun. Stock is stolen and settlers are
murdered daily. Several Of General
Augur's staff passed Fort Sedgwick
Yesterday en- route to Fort Phil. Kearny.
Detachments Of infantry are camped on
the north side Of the Platte, opposite
Fort Sedgwick. They will leave for
Fort Phil. Kearny in a day or two.
Other %detachmentS are stationed at diff
ferent places on the route.
An Omaha dispatch says a train Of
nine wagons, which left the North
PLATTE on Tuesday was attacked between
Beauyais and Julesburg and the stock
stolen. Another train on the south
side Of the river was attacked at about
the same time. All the stock was cap
tured, but no lives lost nor freight dis
turbed.
A Fort Sanders dispatch of the oath
mentions the murder Of three whites
near Big Laramie Station, on the 18th.
The Indians had stolen on hundred and
fifty cattle. One hundred were re.taken
by a party of ranchmen.
A New Orleans Excitement.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3o.-Jacob Bar
ker's depositors have appointed a CON-
mittee to wait on him for permission to
examine his accounts. The police are
guarding his house for fear Of an attack
on him.
Governor Brown of GcorEiR-The I'm.
parchment Cause.-The President Invites
Rreckinridge to Como Home-Surratt's
Trial.
WASHINGTON, May Box. Governor
Brown, of Georgia, has addressed II
large assemblage Of the people of his
State, counseling them to accept the
terms of the Reconstruction bill.
The Times, though Mr.. Ashley press
ing the Judiciary Committee to prepare
articles of impeachment, says there il
no reason to believe the committee il
stronger for impeachment than at the
adjournment Of Congress.
II is stated that the President hat
sent a letter to Breckenridge inviting
him to return.
The World says tho remark was made
in open Court by..Mr. Merrick, one of thu
counsel for Surratt, that his client would
never be tried, which elected consider
able comment. 1t is believed the re-
mark was based on an amendment &c
the indictment for murder, with th,
view of having the next Grand jury
bring in a bill against Surratt for trea'
son. If this is done it will be necessary
to again postpone the trial.
inauguration OF a Statue to Henry Cln,
ut Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Hart's marble
statue of Henry Clay was inaugurated t
day. The procession was very long anC
imposing. Judge WI. Bullock delivered
the grafton. The ode for the occasion
was by George D. Prentice. Bushes!
was almost entirely suspended.
Military Order Of General Scholcld.
RICHMOND, May 3O.-General Soho
fold yesterday issued an order for the
purpose of giving adequate protection
to all persons in their rights Of person
and property, and in cases where the
civil authority may fail, DIRECTING the
appointment Of Military Commissioner
in sub-districts hereafter to be defined,
and giving them the command of police,
sheriffs and c%onstables and clothing
them with the powers Of magistrates
These Commissioners are to take juris.
diction Of all cases where they may have
reason to believe justice is not done.
Cnse AEninst General Butlor-Seizure Of
Tobacco Embellishments.
NEW YORK, (no date).-In tho Su-
prcme Court to-day, in the case Of Will
liam Brattau against General Butler, a
motion was granted to transfer the case
to the United States Court. The plain
tiff brings suit to recover $1,000. alleged
to have been wrongfully taken from him
during Buffers manipulation of affairs
at New Orleans. The plaintiff alleges
that a draft for that amour was taken
from him while being searched, prior to
passing beyond the pickets ; that Butler
cashed the same and converted it to his
own use.
Several large tobacco establishments
in New Jersey have been seized on the
ground that the proprietors are not
licensed and that they are engaged in
.defrauding the revenue.
Map Of tho Humboldt Canal received n
tho General Land Once, etc.
NEW YORK, May 3O.-The Commission
er of the General Land Office has re-
ceived through the Secretary Of the
Humboldt Canal Company of Nevada a
map designating the plot Of survey and
location Of canal and mill sites in Hum
boldt County. 1t was fled pursuant to
the third section of the Act of Congress
granting to said county the necessary
sites along said canal so far as places
convenient for the same fall upon the
public lands.
Arrived, ship George Peabody, from
San Francisco.
From Msxico-The News Concerning tho
Capture of MAMMALIAN Confirmed,