Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-21
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
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Lives Lost By the Late Storm In Boston
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Lives Lost by the Late storm In Boston
Communicnfien DISTRACTED.
BosroS, Jan. lS.-Several lives were
lost in Boston and vicinity during the
furious storm. The Boston police res
cued l27 women and children who
would otherwise have persisted in the
snow. The mails are waiting n
! freiphts are behind-so much as 10 dis
arrange business throughout the State.
is no communication between
Washington and Boston.
Tho SNOW storm In New ~
else Inv Forgery Case-Tae sontn-
Western Indian Troablcs.
NEw York, Jan. ls.-A heavy WIND
storm prevailed throughout the night
and the hereabouts has drifted In
some places to the depth Of eight feet.
The Excise Law will be enforced &C
cording to the full Interpretation to-day
and hereafter.
John H. Grauf, a lawyer, has been
arrested on the charge of forgery to get
the back pay of q deceased soldier.
The HeralGs Richmond correspondent
saws: "The people Of the South have
made up their minds to shake of the
inaction of the last few months and to
take hold of vital questions with vigor.
Information received from different
sources, official and otherwise, leads to
the conclusion that the majority Of the
Western Indian tribes are now on the
war path, ready for war, plumber or e1-
termination. Quite o number Of specu-
la,ors have gone to Omaha and other
Western cities, expecting to be able to
secure contracts for furnishing supplies
for the troops who are being sent to the
| frontier.
judge Fold held In Anectisuate Remem.
brancc By J~ohnson-The Test Oath Dc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In Boston.
New YORK, Jan. lS.-The Irtbune's
special dispatch says: It is rumored that
the President, from gratitude to Judge
Field, will tender the English mission
to his brother Dudley.
St. Louis Conservatives claim thai
the test oath decision nulli6es the
voters oath. A test case is proposed
affecting voters, to be commencen in thu
Supreme Court of the State.
A bill incorporating the Lower Cali
fornia Company was introduced in thu
Legislature. It provides for the estab
lishmont of agencies for sending emf
grants, with garrisous, etc.
Randall Of Pennsylvania is full Of con
6deuce in the passage Of his bill super
seding National Bank notes by green
backs.
Boston is literally showed under. Thu
storm only ceased at midnight. NJ
trains are running out or in. Some o
the streets are utterly impossible.
Senntorship In New Jersey.
TRENTON, Jan. l9.-The Republican
caucus of the New Jersey Legislature
nominated Frederick T. Frelinghuyser
for Senator by rs votes against 10 fol
George T. Cobb.
wAsHISGroS, an. 10.
In the Senate, the bill to regulate the
tenure Of office was taken up. Tit
question was upon Summers amend
meut, an additional section providing
that all officers Of the Government e1
cept the clerks Of the Department:
whose salaries exceed 1000 per an
mum, shall be appointed by the Presi
dent, by and with the advice and con
sent of the Senate.
Sumner said: sat is now little more
than a year ago since I felt it my duty
to characterize a message Of the Presi'
dent as whitewashing-that message re
presenting a condition Of things in thu
rebel States as fair andpromising, wher
the prevailing evidence was otherwise
and you do not forget how certain Sen
ators, horror-struck at his plainness
leaned forward to vindicate the Presi
dent. Yesterday some Senators, horror
struck again, leaped forward again fol-
the same task. Time has shown that
was right on the former occasion. L
ANYBODY doubts that I was right yester
day, I commend him to time, and ht
will not have to wait long. For myself
I shall insist always on the free exercise
of debate, and shall exercise it, thanh
God, now that the slave masters have
been driven from this chamber, as thu
liberty of an American Senator.
OF course, there can be no citizens o
the republic too high for exposure, al
there can be none too low for protection
The exposure of the high and the pro
lection of the weak-these are not ONLY
invaluable privileges, but duties. A
last the country is turning its eyes Il
the actual condition of fittings. Already
it sees that Andrew johnson, VINO cam
to the supreme power by a bloody &C.
cident, has become the successor of JEFF
Davis. In the spirit by which he i!
governed and the misery which he ha:
inflicted on his country, it sees the
President Of the rebellion released BY
the President Of the United States. II
sees that the violence which took the
life of his illustrious predecessor is now,
by his perverss completely, extending
through the rebel States, making oil
who love the Union its victims and fill
ing the land with oppression. It sees
war upon the faithful Unionists still
continued, under his powerful auspices,
without distinction Of color, so that
both white and black are sufferers. II
sees a monster Of discord, not q minister
of peace. It sees that so long as his
opinions prevail there is small security
for tranquility or reconciliation; thai
the restoration of prosperity in the rebel
States, so much longed for, must b.
prevented and that the business Of the
whole country must be embarrassed, as
those conditions upon which rests q
sound currency must be postponed.
All these things the country now sees,
but indignation assumes the form Of
Judgment, when it is seen that this far.
raach;no mischief. second only to the