Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-08
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATES UP TO YESTERDAY,
Moro Feninn Disruption.

SAA IN aAN
was declared to be an exploded humbug.
General Gleason was elected to fill his
vacant position as Chief Organiser Of
the Irish Republic.
The Tess Oath Quesdss.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA decision in
the test oath cases will not be delivered
until the 18th. The majority opinion
will be delivered by Greer, who is sus-
tanned by Clifford, Nelson, Field and
Wayne. The dissenting opinion will be
delivered by Judge Miller, sustained by
Chase, Irwin and Davis.
Impeachment Of tho President
WASHINGTON; Jan. 4.-The financial
excitement respecting the report Of the
impeachment of the President produced
Q marked sensation here, and has modi-
fed his impeachment so as to provide
for an investigation committee.
Tho Fsaian P~risoaers.
NOMINAL, Jan. At has transpired
that, by directions from England, the
sentences Of the condemned Fenians
have been committed to twenty years.
imprisonment, those in S~weetsburg to
be brought here en- route for Kingston.
The Assassins.
WASHINGTON, Jan. A report from
Washington says Mudd, Spangler, Ar
mold and 0'Laughlin, the assassination
conspirators, in consequence Of the de-
cision of the Supreme Court concerning
military commissions, will be brought
to Washington from the Tortugas and
and handed over to the civil tribunals.
Tho ssathern Territories.
Stevens and Ashley's Territorial bills
will be pressed to a speedy vote. The
probability is that the essential features
of both measures will DO embodied in a
single act.
Tho President stil Opposes b Constifu-
L. uonal Amendments.
The Arkansas delegation had an in
terview with the President, who was
unreserved in his expressions regarding
the Constitutional Amendments, which
be thought should not be accepted.
The Arkansas commissioners have been
informed BY leading Republicans that
Congress would take no exception in
their favor nor depart from any plans
agreed on in Congress.
From Kentueky.
LOUISVILLE, January 6th.-Governor
Bramlette's message argues at consid-
cradle length against the constitution
ality of the passage of the Constitution
al Amendment, owing to the absence Of
the Southern Senators and Represents
tives, and advise the Legislature of
Kentucky to reject it.
Judge Ballard decided yesterday in
the United States Court that the pardon
for selling cigars without revenuestamps
did not remit part of the fne allowed
informers.
From 0hie.
.CNcIsSArr, January 3d.-The Ohio
Legislature passed the Constitutional
Amendment to-day.
From New York.
ALBANY, January 3d.-The Senate to-
day ratified the Constitutional Amend
ment.
Frsm Missouri.
Sr. LOUIS, January 6th.-The Consti-
t~utional Amendment passed the State
Senate yesterday. It will pass the
House tomorrow.
Afer tho Indians - the Plains
WASHINGTON, January 6.-Superin-
tendents of the mounted recruiting ser
vice at Carlisle Barracks, have been d.
rected to forward recruits to the Second
Cavalry, now serving against Indians in
the District of the Platte.
A special from Washington states that
owing to the Indian troubles the Thir-
teenth Infantry has been ordered to
Omaha, and two regiments Of the De-
partment of the Potomac and probably
the Twenty-fah' infantry will be order
| ed : o the frontier.
RICHMOND, January 4.-The Twentieth
and Eleventh Infantry have been order
| ed to the Plains.
ADiylemadc Failure.
WASHINGTON, January 6.-The Sher-
man-Campbell mission to Mexico has
been abandoned. Mr.. Campbell has re-
ceiyed leave to visit home in Ohio.
Gen. Sherman will be in Washington
next week. rr-r.- r--
Adnissieu or Nebraska
The Senate Committee on Territories
will probably provide for the immediate
admission of Nebraska, on the condition
that no distinction in the enjoyment Of
political rights on account Of race or
color shall be maintained. Tho same Is
applicable to Colorado.
4 Vets.
The Presidents veto Of the District OF
Columbia Suffrage bill WA presented to
Congress on Monday.
Probable Upristss in Ireland.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 3l.-All the promi-
nent Fenians have disappeared; their
friends assert that they have gone to
Ireland. A rising there is expected to-
day; but It may be delayed ten days.
Pslyganus.
WAsH1SGrox, Jan. "A bill was in
troduced to-day providing for the fning
and Imprisonment Of all persons not au-
thorized by law, who shall presume to
solsmnize marriage, and all persons who
cohabit with women not lawfully mar
RED, and the sacrament Of the Mormon
Church not being so considered, all per-
sons, who, knowingly, aid and assist
such ceremonies, are liable to imprison-
meut. Children of such spiritual mar
riaees or ssalings are considered heirs
of their mother alone.
European Cossress.
NEW Yoak, Jan. "A rumor Is cur
rant that the Emperor Napoleon had de-
eided to issue a call for a grand congress