Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-05-09
FROM THE EAST.
Dates to May I'd.
From the Union Vedette.l


dred unreconstructed Southerners have
sailed from New Orleans for Brazil.
New York, April PA Washing.
ton special says it is understood General
Sheridan has telegraphed the President
for permission to remove Governor Wells
of Louisiana; but the Attorney General
believes he has no power to make such
removal uuder the Reconstruction Act.
The Attorney General is preparing an
opinion on the DISTINGUISHING clause of
the Reconstruction Act
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times believes that some means will
be found to reconcile the conflicting
views of France and Prussia.
New York, April IS. The Board of
Health has received information that
cholera prevails ia three large cities of
the Union.
A Times special says that q circular,
signed by fifty leading manufactures of
New York and Boston, has been issued
to the representatives of the commercial
and manufacturing interests of the coun.
try, calling on them to meet at the Astor
Honse, May Sth, for the purpose of con-
sultation on the present condition and
prospects of the material interests Of
American industry.
The Herald's Richmond special says
that in the remote portions of Virginia
the utmost good feeling exists between
the whites and blacks where .neans have
not been used to promote dissension.
Washington, April 29,-The Supreme
Cour. announced to-day that no more
cases would be taken up after May 18th.
as it would be adjourned
General Ord, acting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
given him while here, has detailed army
officers to act in place of the Arkansas
State officers removed by him
In the U. S. Supreme Court to-day,
the judgment of the Circuit Court for
California was affirmed, with costs, in the
case Of VIM. +. O'Neil Us. John Kirk
patrick.
The Herald's Washington dispatch
says the counsel for Georgia and Missis-
sippi are confident Of getting an injunc-
ton from the Supreme Court 1t is al
legged that five Of the nine Judges are in
their favor
Omaha, April 26.-Laying track on
the Union Pacific Railroad was re. COM
menced to day and will be prosecuted
vigorously. Four hundred miles of iron
is now here. Grading will be done at
the rate of two miles per day. The
Quartermaster mas notified the Superln-
tendent of the road that transportation
viii be required for 30,O00,000 pounds
Of Government stores the coming season.
General Wesons, at Fort Phil Kear-
ney thinks the Grow Indians will be qui-
ct only By the presence of larger force
Of troops than is now at that post.
Washington, April 29.-The Presi-
dent leaves on the 18th of May for Raj
eigh, N. G.
The white citizens of Danville, N. c.,
have subscribed largely towards a church
for their colored neighbors.
St. Louis, April 29.-Advices from
orts hlley ana Sully, full month later |
than the date Of the reported massacre
at Fort Buford, make no mention of any
trouble whatever in the upper country
and the accounts of that affair may put
down as false.
London, April est is said the Rus
sian Government will receive from the
United States a feet of iron clads, in
stead of the stipulated sum of money,
for Russian America.
A General Conference of the Europe
an Powers, to settle the difficulties be-
tween France and Prussia, will meet at
London on May 18th. 1t has been
agreed that in the meantime the fortress
of Luxembourg shall be dismantled.
FRoN BOISE BAsIN-The World says the
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