Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-08-31

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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Another Revelation 10 Hayti-Dcath OF
the American Minister 10 ~Venezueln-
South American Nows.
New Yogx, August 29.-AdYicestrom
Hayti state that another revolution IS
imminent.
Dispatches from the English Consul
late at Cape Haytien report fighting &C
tually commenced and Port-au-frince
besieged.
News from Venezuela is to the 9th
instant.
United States Minister Wilson died at
Caracas on the 9Th instant. ID.
An attempt at revolution had been
suppressed in the State Uruguay, and
the ring-leader captured by General Sal
azar. - 20
conference.-the Try General Custar ana
Others-The LaytnE OF tho Cuban Cable
Delayed ON Account OF Yellow Fcver.
WARRINGTON, August pa Court
martial has been ordered to meot at
Fort Leayenworth on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER for the trial Of General Custar
and others. The charge against Gustav
is leaving his post without permission.
General Emery has been ordered to
relieve Candy of the command Of the
Department Of Washington.
A Punta Rosa telegram Of the 9th
says the steamer Narva' commenced pay
ing out the cable to Key West, when it
| was discovered that there was yellow
fever on board. The question Of cut
ting and buoyingthe cable until the ep-
idemic abates is under consideration.
Death OF Hon. Hannibal Hamlin.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-Hon. Han
nibal Hamlin died yesterday in New
Orleans Of yellow fever.
Resistraiion In virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, August 29.-Returns
from all except eight counties show the
registration of lis, 900 whites and 90, 600
blacks. or the counties not heard FROM
four will give large white majorities.
Union Pacinc Railroad-GeorGia NewsPa-
per Suppressed.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Com
missioner General of the Land Office has
issued a patent in favor Of the Union
Pacific Railroad, embracing a large
amount Of land 10 Delaware, Indiana,
Texas and Alabama. .rrr-
The Georgia Ners has been suspended
by order of General Pope, on u charge
Of d~isloyalty.
The President and General Grant.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Intel
~igeneer to-day feels authorized to state
that the reports Of personal differences
between the President and General
| Grant are u%nfounded. It is known,
however, that very decided differences
exist regarding legal questions affecting
their respective powers and duties I'M
der the Reconstruction Acts.
New YoRK, August ga special to
the Post says that after careful investi-
CATION 1t is generally agreed among the
friends Of Grant that the Supplemental
Reconstruction Act confines his author
ity oyer District Commanders solely to
the approval or disspprovsl Of their acts
in removing rebel officials, and does not
extend to all acts Of said commanders,
such as ~postponing elections, changing
registration, etc. This is regarded as u
great omission by Congress. 1t was
not so understood by Grant when Thorn
as was directed by him to continue in
force every order of Sheridan's. Re-
Fernando Wood had q long interview
with the President to-day.
WASHINGTON, August 29.-There is
unquestionable authority for stating
that Sickles has not received the order
revokiug or modifying his order in re-
lation to the Courts, nor has he reques-
ted a suspension Of any Executive order
in the premises.
Grant has directed the order direct
ing Candy to relieve Siokles to be sent.
It will contain q clause keeping in force
existing orders. The order sending
Hancock to New Orleans will probably
be issued tomorrow. When Thomas
RECEIVERS, that General will be assigned
to the command of the Fifth District.
Corroboratiye evidence has been fur
nished that Grant sent a decidedly firm
letter against the removal of Sheridan
and Sickles. The difference between
the President and Grant are believed
irreconcilable.
New YoRX, August ga Times spe-
cial says it appears that the Supplement
tai Act, which was supposed to give
Grant all the powers possessed by mill
tary commanders is strangely deficient
in that respect. It gives Grant power
to approve or disapprove Of removals
himself; but IL the President or Han
cock choose, they can order the regis
tration lists to be kept open ninety days
or postpone the election ordered BY
Sheridan, and Grant is powerless. Com
manders must be transmitted through
army headquarters, but Grant has no
power to refuse to transmit them.
CHICAGO, August 30.-A Herald spe-
cial says that the truth in regard to tho
rumorS in relation to a rupture between
Grant and the President is that nj rup-
ture has taken place. The two are on
the most friendly terms. The General
pid protest against the removal of Sher-
idnn, the ground Of the protest being
that It would be unjust to remove Han
cock TO New Orleans while the yellow
fever was raging there. Stewards
friends say he Is not gong out Of the
Cabinet, and his presence in the State
Department will DO required at least for
some time to come In completing nego-
ltiations with Great Britain relative to
1.-The Alabama claims, which are in a fair
way for settlement upon the basis Of
the ~cession of British Columbia. I'm
portant negotiations with other powers
Involving the cession Of territory to tho
United States, have also been opened by
Seward, andsitis believed that he alono
can bring them TO . favorable conclu-
sion. The continuation Of his services
a. Secretary ofState are therefore deem
ed,trsuscsndsnt In public importance to
all temporary, political issues growing
out Of the late proceedings Of the Pres
idont. 2 o& aa4gha11A1 QaITTos
CRUELTY, TO ,CHiLpasx.-Prof. Agas-
siz has written to- thu Society for Pre-
venting Cruelty to Animals that turning