Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-11
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TIL, Vote on tho Military Government
Rul-Indian AfEairs-ConirmntIou BY tho
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Feb, 9.-The vote in the
House last night refusing to second the
previous question on the Military Gov
eminent bill was owing to the Demo-
Gratis voting solidly against It with
sufficient support from the Republican
ranks to make a negative of ss against
an affirmative vote Of 81.
A communication states on the author
ity of General Grant that no such order
as reported to have been issued by Gen.
Sherman for the protection OF the over
land transit has been received at head
quarters. A copy Of the Senate resolu-
ton relative thereto has been referred
to Sherman for report.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
following nominations: Thomas J. Nc
Kinney, Of Iowa, as Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for Washington Territory;
James Wentworth, of Missouri, as Con-
sui at Moscow; Mathews,u l.. Patrick,
Of Nebraska, as agent of the Upper
! Platte Indians; Lafayette Garter, OF
Idaho, as Surveyor General of Idaho.
Tho Pacific Railroad Rnsisting the Au.
theri,y Of tho Kansas Legislature.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, Feb. 9.-Hon. j. P.
Usher, late Treasurer aud Attorney of
the Pacific Railroad, las addressed a
letter to the Legislature protesting
against the State laws taxing the road,
aud declaring that the company will re-
sist the taxation befors the Courts If
persisted in. He also protests against
any attempt to regulate any freight or
passage as unwise State policy.
Minister Campbell Deniei tho Report that
He and sherman Q~uarrelIod.
New ORLEANS, Feb. - Minister
Campbell %pronounces IS unxualiiedly
false the reports recently circulated Of
a disagreement between General Sher-
man and himself.
Now York Markets.
New York, Feb. 9.-1he general mar
kets have been characterized by a better
tone during the week. The money mar
ket is easy, giving a slight impetus to
trade. Business is dull, however. Bread
stuffs generally are lower. There has
been marked attention 20 the supply of
California flour.
Fire In Now York.
New YoRx, Feb. 8.-l,hos. H. Cham
bers' piauoforte factory, No. IL East
| Sixth street, wal destroyed by fire last
night. Loss, $50, 900, which is covered
by insurance.
| Underground Railway In Now York City.
ALBANY. Feb. s.-A bill was intro
duced in the Senate to-day to authorize
the construction Of in underground
railway in New York city.
The Presidents plaII of reconstruc-
ton, introduced in the Senate by Dixon
of Connecticut, is t~elefraphed in full.
1t is condemned BY the entire Union
press Of the North. The Springfield
Mass Republican endorses tho scheme,
but that journals successive adherence
to Mcclellan and Johnson has deprived
it of any claim to speak the sentiments
of the dominant party in Massachusetts.
Fourteen Indian tribes in Kansas have
agreed to move over into the Indian
Territory. The Commissioner expects
to conclude the negotia tons next week.
The lands the red men have hitherto
occupied are to be sold, and the pro-
ceeds will be applied for their benefit.
The Japanese Embassy has arrived at
St. Petersburg.
The holders of Confederate bonds in
England have peti,ior,ed the Govern
ment to back their claims.