Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-25
FROM THE EAST.
Dates to July 10th.
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| o"i"u "shcu icdNe W lulrOuuce reS0lu-
ton directing the Committee on Recon
struction to report a bill, declaring for.
feited to the United States all lands
granted by Congress to the Southern
Estates for railroad purposes, which grants
expired by Limitation. Objected to. Ju-
liam moved for the suspension of the
rules. Chandler, from the Committee
on Southern Railroads, stated that the
question in regard to those roads was
still under investigation, and argued that
the action would be premature. Julian
expressed willingness TO modify the
resolution so as to make it one of 'inoui.
ry merely. Rules were suspended oy 81
majority, and the resolution modified to
conhne its operation to Mississippi, AL.
ALBANIA, Florida and Louisiana. and 70 re.
fer it to the select Committee on South.
ern Railroads. Adopted.
In the Senate, Chandler called M the
resolution on Mexican affairs, and made
a speech justifying the execution of Max.
imiliau, and hoped Congress would not
adjourn without an expression of sympa.
thy, and aid if need be, to Mexico. ifanv
European monarchy determined to fight
Mexico. Nye spoke in favor of the res.
olution euloeized Juarez, and could not
deny but that the fate of NTaximilliap
was just one. Howard and Yates also
spoke in favor of the resolution. The
latter thought the subject deserved more
discussion he therefore moved its furtb.
er consideration to be postponed and the
Senate to 60 into executive session.
New York, July 12.--The surviving
officers of the Irish Brigade have decid.
ed TO wear Grape on the left arm thirty
days, 10 respect for Gen. Meagher.
y letter to the Herald says: A Brit.
l-h man'of war was dispatched to the
Belew Islands. Her officers beheaded
the native King for having put to death
an English Captain, trading in his ter.
ritory
la Port, July 12.-On Wednesday
last, at p. NJ, some Is Indians made a
dash on Government train ofsome for.
ty wagons, loaded with returning Nor
mons from Salt Lake City, bound to
> ulsburg. The train was camped at the
time three miles from the new post at
Crow Greek crossing on the line of the
railroad, about 80 miles northeast of this
place. A man named Andrew Bourker.
son was mortally wounded and died the
next morning in great agony The train
was in charge Of McBurney as wagon.
master.
Paris, July 12.-sincc the capture of
the City of Mexico by the Liberal forces
nothing has been heard by the Imperial
government Of Malloney Dano, French
Minister to that city. Napoleon has an.
bounced his intention to send strong
ieet to Vera Cruz to re.tako Mr.. Dano,
'hould he be made prisoner, and resent
my lndignity offered to him by the Jua. }
ez Government.
Vienna, July l2,-The Imperial Gov
rnment has dispatched Admiral Tcge.
hoff, Of the navy, to Mexico, for the
'ody of Maximillian. The Admiral
,oes via New York. ]
New York, July 1.-THE Herald's 4
jlty of Mexico correspondent, of June =
9TH, says, the French and Austrians.
rho wish to return to Europe can leave
t once The Brazilian Consul offered
n the part Of his Government the same 6
ositions in the Imperial army of Brazil, "
hat each held in the army in Mexico. "
Richmond, July characterization in v
his city is closed, colorcd majority l, 119.
st, Lonis, July l4.-A letter from
tort Wallace, of June 24th, gives an ac. :,
cunt Of the Indian attack three DAYS s.
revious. in which four were killed and IL
Wenty wounded, at Or near the Fort; al n
0. that during the same time 100000 s
,orth of property, belonging to the Stage :
,c., was taken or destroyed by the In
ians between Clark's Bluffs and Lake
tation, distance of 100 miles.
Washington, July Stewards reply :
the aP plication of Dr-Naphegyr, for
ne intervention of this Government for
ne release Of Santa Ana, is furnished for
utilization, 1t is lengthy document, a,
nd says the Virginia was not Maxine n T