Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-14

cate number, somo gentleman connected
with the Department is called, he sug-
Cests the number which the bond ought
to bear and the number is changed ac-
cordingly. He suggested that the Com
mittee should turn their attention to
that particular point.
Stevens gave notice that at half past
4 he would move previous question on
the Alabama bill.
The morning hour having expired the
Freedmen's Bureau bill came up. After
some consideration it went over till
Tuesday next.
Affairs Mt Washington.
CHICAGO, March ia Republican
special says the Senate Committee on
Territories have decided not to press
the bill for the admission of Colorado uu-
til the impeachment trial is disposed OF.
WASHINGTON, March IL Attorney
General Stanberry has sent in his reslg-
nation, which has been accepted. lie
does this in order to act ms the Presi-
dents counsel in the impeachment trial.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House
has had under consideration II PROPOSE.
ton, which meets with some favor,
looking to the establishment of q num-
Der Of insurance companies ofthe United
States.
It is understood that the Committee
on Ways and Means has arrived Mt the
conclusion that the full amount Of revc-
nue. required for carrying on the Govern
ment eau be raised from tho following
sources Distilled spirits, $50, 00O, 900 ;
incomes, 80, 900, 900; tobacco, S25 ,000,-
900; stamp duties, $4,000, 900. This it
is believed will be about $4,000, 900 in
EXCESS Of the amount required.
Don Mariana Fantreilla to-day pre-.
sented his credentials rs Charge DAT
fairies from Chile.
CHICAGO, March l3.-The bill for the
admission of Alabama was not reached
in the House yesterday.
Affairs In LouIsInnn-Hancock Appoints
Rebel Oficers Of R~eGistration.
NEW ORLEANS, March l3.-Hancock
has fixed tho 18th and 18th Of April for
the election for notifications Of the Con-
%stitution. The order prcscribes the
regulations for the government OF the
election. 1t forbids any candidate for
office acting as an officer Of election
provides that should Congress hereafter
enact that the vote also be cast Mt the
Same election for State and other oil
GERS, the same Registrators and Com
missioners will act under this order fo'
such election.
New YoRK, March ia Tribune spe'
cial says Hancock's new Board OF Reg
istration omits all the Republicans mp
pointed by Sheridan. Some OF the new
members cannot take the oath.
A Tribune Washington special says
the prospect of the passage ofthe Alaska
appropriation are favorable.
Tho Goorsla Constitution.
NEW York, March IA World At.
lanta special says the Constitution
adopted in Georgia provides for the re-
moval of the Capital to Atlanta ; that
the instrument never shall be amended
so as to deprive any person Of politica.
or civil rights conferred r~epudiates al
private debts incurred prior to June,
1865; allows homestead exemption to
the amount of So, 900 the organization
of tho militia forco shall DO subject to
the authority Of Congress, and all per.
sons may vote except those disfran-
chised.
Massn chusctts Republican Convention
WORCESTER, March 1.-THE Repub.
lican State Convention met to-day and
appointed delegates to tho National
Convention =; sustained the House in i'm
peaching tho President (; declared In
favor of Grant for President and Henry
Wilson for Vice President.
JEFF. Davls' Trial Again Postponed.
RICHMOND, March 1.-THE trial Of
JEFF. Davis has been postponed by Judge
Underwood to the l4th of April next.
The Now Treaty with h North German
Confederation.
CHICAGO, March l2.-The text treaty
with the North German Confederation
is published. According to Article l
the North German Bund covenants t
accord to Germans who become natu
rallied citizens Of the United States an(
reside in that country five years thu
same rights and privileges Of native
born citizens OF the Republic. Til,
second clause is tho same article as tn,
United States, rcciprocally agreeing t.
the same provisions. It is provided tina
whoever having thus alienated himsel
from his own country and becomes {
citizen Of another country and returns
to his native country and there acquires
o domicile, shall by the acquisition o
such domicile be considered to have re-
nouuccd his adopted citizenship. Natu
rallied citizens upon their return to theil
native country remain liable to trial ant
punishment for actions, punishable b.
the laws Of the original country, com
mitted before emigration. Article 3 ex
tends the Extradition treaty Of 1852, be
tween the United States and Prussia tc
the North German Bund. Article 4 de
clares that tho acquisition of domicilt
which works O loss Of citizenship, shall
be presumable from two years residence
in the original country, the mere decla'
ration of an intention to become a citi
zen to be of no international effect
Articles s and @ relate to the ratification
of tho treaty and stipulate that this shal
be effected within six months, and thu
treaty shall take effect Immediately aitel
the exchange Of ratification and remain
in force ten years.