Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-04-12
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
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NEW IOhkt hPih T..
special says the allotment OF Chase oy
the Supreme Court to the Virginia CIR,
cult, 1t is thought, must lead toward
the trial Of JEFF. Davis. ag
Maximrinn,s Recruitins in Cuba-Pfotosl
OF the United states Consul y,-
WisHISoroS, April l0.-Havana ad-
vices state that the Republican Mexican
Consul has addressed q letter TO the
United States Consul, complaining OF
the violation of neutrality in the Span
ish enlistments for Macmillan. Our
Consul broughtthe subjectto the knowl,
edge of the Captain General, who SAID
be was not aware Of it, and would sec
that recruiting should cease. Notwith,
standing, the Spanish steamer Paris ana
the English steamer Solent took recruits
on board on the 25th and 26th. Several
sailing vessels have since beer taking
them. The total number Of recruits
who had left Havana was about 2oo.
When Consul Minor wns satisfied, not.
withstsnding the assurances OF General
Mangle, that four more vessels had left
with recruits, he asked the Mexican
Consul for afidavits of the names and
enlistments Of persons and other docu-
mentary proof of that transaction, in
view Of submitting an official complaint
of it to the Spanish authorities of Cuba
and communicating the same to the De-
partment at Washington.
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-SEyATE-On
motion Of Mr.. Sumner, it vas resolved
that the President be requested to COM
municate, IL not incompatible with pub
lie interests, a copy Of the recent cores
pondence on the subject of prisoners Of
war taken by the belligerents Of the
Mexican Republic.
Mr.. Williams offered q resolution to
adjourn sine die at 8 o'clock to-day.
After some debate it was informally laid
over.
A resolution was adopted for printing
300 copies of the Army Register for
1867.
Mr.. Johnson presented the credentials
Of Malas Manly Of North Carolina. Ia
bled. vr,srsr..rre
The Senate then went into Executive
session.
British Gunboats for the Lakes.
TORONTO, c. W., April l0.-Six gun
boats are ready for service on the lakes.
Fire nj Columbus, Ohio.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April l0.-The man.
ufactory of the Ohio Furniture Company
was burned last night. Loss, $50, 900;
small insurance.
Now Jersey legislature.
NEw YORK, April l0.-The New Jer-
sey House Of Representatives indefinite
ly postponed the eight hour labor bill,
by a vots of 80 to 10. as.r
TRENTON, n. j., April l0.-The House
20 to 35, refused to strike out from the
Constitution the word white, to allow
the negroes to vote. Thirteen Republic
cans voted against it.
The Provisions OF tho Russian American
Treaty.
NEw YORK, April l0.-The Herald to-
day has the full text Of the Russian
treaty. It contains the mere details OF
| the ce,sion and . provision that the in
habitants may, if they choose, return
with the Same allegiance to Russia
within three years, or remain and re-
ceive the advantages and i%mmunities OF
the United States and be protected in
the free enjoyment of their liberties,
property and religion.
Washinsron Affairs.
WASHINGTON, April To- aymaster
W. G. Marcy is ordered to duty at Mare
Island Navy Yard.
In the Supreme Court to-day, the
argument in the De Haro case was con-
tinued. Wells concluded for the Gov
eminent, and vas followed by Carlisle
for the city Of San Francisco. Everett
occupied the remainder Of the day for
claimant.
The Senate rejected ex-senator J. P.
Stockton, of New Jersey, at Minister to
Austria.
The receipts from internal revenue
to-day were $3.50, s44.3
Stewards drawing-room was crowded
last evening with Senators, diplomats,
and other leading men, who congratu-
lated him on the success of his treaty
with Russia. Baron Stocked, the Rus
sian Minister, was present, and stated
that he should Immediately send his
Secretary to, St. Petersburg with q GER
tilted copy of the treaty. The Russian
treaty, as ratified yesterday by the SEN
ate, was telegraphed to the Emperor Of
Russia at a cost Of about $4,000. It ia
understood that his formal assent to the
same has already been received.
The Senate has confirmed VIM. Camp
bell United States Attorney for Nevada.