Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-23

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Yoilsw Fever In New Orleans-Recon-
sidered.
NEW ORLEANS, August 2l.-Tsn cases
Of yellow fever were reported yesterday.
A resolution was adopted by the
Board Of Aldermen last night recon-
mending the removal Of the Controller,
Surveyor, City Attorney and Coroner.
Renewal of shoridau-Chnrgcs against
Rousseau.
NEW YoRK, August PA Tri6une's
special says Friends Of Sheridan who
have just arrived say he received the
news Of his removal late Saturday eve
ming, in an unofficial dispatch. Hetook
the matter, very coolly, saying that he
had always done his duty, and was sor-
ry that his superior officer found fault
with him. His order apportioning the
State into election districts was only is
sued Saturday noon. BE remarked that
by the first of next year the State would
undoubtedly be ready to present her
new Constitution and then the task, as
far as Louisiana was concerned, would
be completed He was about to turn
his attention toward Texas.
Prominent Unionists are about to pre-
pare charges against Rousseau and Sted-
man, which will be presented to Grant
and Congress, for hindering reconstruc-
ton. It is said that Rousseau, while in
this city, Toasted with rebels and prom
ised them that, if they would stubborn.
ly resist reconstruction, Sheridan would
DO removed an&fsome one substituted
who would enforce Johnson's plan Of re.
construction. 'aH
a Times special says Grant protested
against the removal Of Stanton, and still
more emphatically against the removal
of Sheridan.
Indian Affairs on the Plains.
ST.. LOUIS, August 22.-Western dis
patches say that the military authorities
are armiug the citizens at Fort Sedg-
wick for the protection of that post.
The cholera is raging among the Sem
mole Indians. There are about twenty
new cases daily. CElgrE
Late Denver papers report Forts Reno
and Phil. Kearny in 3 state of siege.
All small parties leaving them have
been chased back and the stock stolen
by C%heyeunes. The road from Laporte
to Fort Phil Kearny is impossible OK.
cept for large parties, and even they are
frequently attacked.
CHICAGO, August 22.-H. B. Denman,
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs al
Omaha, telsgraphs ", g. Taylor, Com.
missioner Of Indian Affairs at Washing.
ton, that he sent ten Indian runners
yesterday from the North Platte with
peace offerings to the hostile Indian
camps south of the Platte. The same
day Spotted Tail, with $50 friendly
Sioux, by consent Of the Commission
started on a buffalo hunt. He went of
we'll pleased, promising to meet the
Commission on the North Platte.
Paymasters-Cholora in Europe.
WASHINGTON, August 2l.-Grant has
issued orders mastering out Of service
additional Paymastors, to take effect the
LIST Of October. The programme seems
to be to dispense with all officers not in
the regularly army.
Our Consul at Brindisi, Italy, reports
that the cholera is decreasing. Our
Consul at Palermo writes, under date Of
July 3lst, that over a hundred towns
and villages in Sicily are infected with
cholera, ard that the average Of cases
has been a thousand a day for the past
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