Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-01-30
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Congressional.
WARRINGTON, Jan. ga meeting Of
the Senate Finance Committee this fore
noon resumed the consideration of the
gold bill from the House. After q brief
debate a vote was taken and the bill re-
jected.
The Committee on Reconstruction
will enter Immediately upon a bill for
recognizing the Southern States, in
view of the rejection of the Constitution
al Amendments, and report the present
session.
In the House, the Military Committee
have agreed to transfer the Indian
Bureau from the Indian to the War De-
partment. The Judiciary Committee
adhere to their purpose of closing up all
other business before commencing the
impeachment case. A delegation from
western Indian tribes is in Washington,
invited there by Commissioner Bogy to
agree to treaties.
Politics In tho south. ..
New YORK, Jan. 28.-The Heraid's
correspondence from the principal cities
Of the South indicates q general reaction
of political sentiment among the South
ern people. From Nashville tho indica-
tions are that no election for Represen-
tative will be held in time for the
Fortieth Congress. Brownlow will wait
until August before ordering an cleo
ton, losing, n necesSary, all representa-
ton at the first session, so that he may
take advantage Of the colored vote,
which seems certain to be legalized in
Tennessee the incoming spring.
Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 28.-The Legisla-
ture met this morning. The message OF
the Governor was read and ordered
printed. A committee of seven was ap-
pointed in the House to revise the Con-
stitution.
Tennessee.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. ga Little
Rock special says a call, signed by citi-
zens Of Arkansas who served in the
Federal army, has been made for q Con-
vention to be held at Van Buren, TO pro-
test against the overthrow of the pres
emit State Government.
Ex-Governor Pettus died OF that place
on the 25th.
From Texas.
II is reported that the United States
troops stationed near Jackson, Texas,
were attacked by Indians and forty Of
them killed.
From the Plains.
FORT LARAMIE, Jan. 26.-Lieutenant
Ames, with thirty soldiers from Fort
Sedgwick, overlook the Indians on the
ed, and re-captured Code & Donald
sons cattle, on Pole Creek. The In
dams we're going southwest, and were
certainly Cheyennes, who are all reck-
oned at peace. The Lieutenant and his
men were nearly frozen.
Hishly Important from Mexico.
NEW YORK, Jan. 28.-The Hcrdlds
Mexican advices, via New Orleans, dat
cd January Oath, state that the French
newspaper in the City Of Mexico says
that Maximilian's authorities at Mazat-
Ian had executed Mr.. Carman, United
States Consul at that place, upon which
a United States gunboat lying near
bombarded the town for eight hours.
The French Consul in Mexico has
published a notice advising all residents
of the country who desire to leave with
the eIpeditionary forces that they can
have free passage home. A party OF
eight hundred had accordingly left.
Macmillan had permitted a. kind of
t~ruce-of-var trade between Jalapa and
Vers Cruz.
The Liberals are tearing up the Impe-
rial Mexican railroads.
A movement of much importance is
the detection Of General Carimo, who
commands at Saltf1lo, and who had
issued the following:
To SOLDIERS: You have already seen
the conduct Of your so-called protector
at Matamoras. You already know that
the flag Of the United States hoated in
that port; that it was occupied by the
United States forces after they had COW
cred the ground with innumerable
corpses of our countrymen. They wish
the extinction Of our race, and to occu-
by our country. The North, u con
slant enemy, desires, under a plausible
pretext, to penetrate into 1t, never to
abandon it.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 29.-The frigate
Raccoon left Vera Cruz on the 2lst with
1900 Austrian troops. The evacuation
of Mexico was to be completed yester-
day. Bazaine had issued orders to the
railroads to arrange for the Transports
ton Of 1000 troops per day. He had
also issued IN order stating that he had
arranged transportation for all parties
to France.