Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-03-21

| placed in better relations to working
people, and'a committee he instructed
to inquire into the expediency Of consti-
tutiug a standing Committee on Labor
Adopted.
Mr.. Kelly introduced a bill to amend
the Act Of February &c, 1853, to regu'
late the fees and costs of the Clerk, Mar
shall and Attorneys Of the U. S. Circuit
and District Courts. Referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Allison introduced a joint resolu-
ton enacting that any object Of art i'm
ported for presentation as a gift to the
United States, or State or city govern
ment, shall be admitted free Of duty un'
der such regulations rs the Secretary Of
the Treasury may prescribe. Passed.
Mr.. Logan introduced a joint resolu-
ton i~ustructing the Auditor to audit
and settle accounts Of officers and to ex.
! tend their pay in all cases where they
make affidavit Of their inability to make
monthly returns by reason Of having
been imprisoned, by any casualty, or on
account of property in their possession
Passed.
Mr.. Hooper, of Utah, presented a me-
mortal from the Legislative Assembly o
Deseret for the admission of that State
into the Union. Referred to the Com
mittee on Territories.
The contested election case from Col
| orado came up. After a long conside'
ration, a resolution was adopted refer
| ring the papers and evidence Of Messrs
| Chillicott and Hunt to the Election Com
mittee. Meantime Chillicott is to bt
sworn in.
A resolution passed authorizing the
Secretary Of War to pay a sum equivs'
lent to the contract price of artificial
limbs to such disabled soldiers as may
prefer it.
Feuian Affairs-Treops Sont to tho Cana
dn Border-Conrrndictory Settlements o.
their Mission.
New YORK, March 20.-A train o.
United States troops, fully equipped
passed over the Hudson River Railroad
Yesterday, destined for Oswego, and un'
| doubtedly intended to operate agaips'
any Fenian movement which may be at
tempted on the frontiers Of Canada.
The Feniau news by the latest dis
patches gives little or no encourage
ment to the Brotherhood. There is d
perfect s%tagnation in the e1citemen
which prevailed during last week. Th'
belief is becoming general that nothing
like an instruction was initiated in Ire
land, and that whatever disturbane,
occurred was quickly and easily quelled
The movement on Canada, however
is attracting more general attention
Its Inauguration is believed to be neal
at hand.
There are reports that the Feniar
Senate is in session to consider the sub
iect of extending aid to the leaders o.
the instruction in Ireland. President
Roberts is to deliver a lecture id which
he will review the whole subject. 1t /:
said that it will contain special refer
ence to the effort to convert Canada into
a kingdom and the duty Of Irishmer
to fight for their fatherland and de-
feud it.
The Express says the rumored dis
patch Of troops to the frontier arose
from the fact that a detachment o.
United States troops ordered to Oswego
departed thither to-day.
The Post says, relative to the move
ment Of troops to the frontier, that g
part of the Fourth United States regu.
lars was ordered to Omaha to partici'
pate in the summer campaign against
the Indians, and the Forty-second
United States regiment and some re
cruits-the men in the nine cars-wers
to take the place on the frontier of the
departing troops.
Specials to the Now York Press.
NEW YORK, March 20.-The Tribune,
special says the Supplemental Recon
struction bill will be sent to the Presi'
dent to-day. 1t is thought he will veto
it Immediately and that Congress car
pass it over the veto and adjourn by
Saturday or Monday next.
The strife for the United States Mar
shalship of Louisiana, the most lucra-
tive Of any Government office, is mar
rowed down between General Frank J,
Heron and Kirby Smith. The nomina.
ton will be made in a day or two.
The presiding officers of the House
and Senate to-day signed the Supple
mentary Reconstruction bill, which wat
afterwards presented to the Senate.
The Tines special says it is stated
that CONFESS, of California, will decline
a denomination.
The Herald's special says the people
of buckingham county, Va, held q meet
ing on Monday at which the Military
Bill was endorsed and their representa-.
| tiyes instructed to vote for a all for O
Convention, though nothing had beer
previously said upon the subject.
Nominations Confirmed By the Senate.
WASHINGTON, March ls.-The Senate
has confirmed Jos. j. Bartlett as Minis
ter at Stockholm I; Peter J. Sullivan at
Minister to Bogota; E. G. Holmes as
Register of the Land Office at Denver,
Colorado; G. G. Ravens as Land Re
ceive. at Stockton, CAL; Thos. j. Bid
we'll as Postmaster at Chico, CAL; Wick
ham Hoffman, of Louisiana, as Secre-
tary Of Legation at Paris; John W. DIX,
of New York, as Assistant Secretary at
Paris; H. N. Brent as Secretary at Lima,
and j. A. Grasse as Secretary at Rio DC
Janeiro. erusrE
Tammany Hall Bought BY the New News
paper Company. -
NEW YORK, March 20.-Tsmmany han
was sold to-day to Chas. A. Dana M
others for Sl7o,ooo, possession to DO
given May LIST. 4tgaH 3.Is.
Union Nominations In Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, KY, March 2o.-!ne
Union Republicans to-day nominated
Col. VIM. A. Bullitt, Of Louisville, icr
Congress from this District.