Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-31
OVERLAND DISPATCHES
DATES TO X Both.
Tho impeachment TrinI-So Dllntory Ac-
iIon TO be nnd-The Trial Likely 10 BIO
Concluded within Twenty Days.

The lmpCuchIncnt Trinl-N0 Dllntory Ac-
C0nclndcd within Twenty Days.
CHICAGO, March 2s.-The Republicans
specials state upon authority that q por-
ton at least of the Presidents counsel
will. oppose dilatory proceeding; and
will probably mako arrangements with
the Board of Managers Monday, by
which both sides will admit certain evil
dence without calling witnesses. One
of the Presidents counsel stated his
belief to-day hat the trial will be ended
within il5 or 90. days.
Opposing Delegations from PIorida with
Different Constitutions for TINT state.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-Thc Com
mittec on Reconstruction had before
them to-day two sets of delegates from
Florida, each presenting n Constitution
for the State. One delegation is com-
posed partly of Wisconsin mon, tho
other of men from Massachusetts,, who
have settled Florida. The former have
the advantage, exhibiting q Constitu-
ton sanctioned by General Meade and
signed by As delegates. 81
Terrible Casualties = Twelve Persons
Burned TO DoHth.
BURLINGTON, March 2S.-The resi-
dence of Hon. Charles Dudley, a mem
Der Of the Iowa'Legislature, was burned
at Agency City last Friday night. Three
children were burned to death. .
OTTAWA, Marchieo.-The house Of q
farmer, named Lambert, was burned
this morning, at point rs miles from
this place. Lambert, seven children
and u hired man were burned to death.
Advlces from tho Southwest.
NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Thc Demo-
cratic State Committee advises all per-
sous s~ympathizing with the Democratic
party to vote against the new Constitu-
ton and in favor of the present incum.
bcnts Of State and other officers who
act with the Conservatives. The pa
pcrS publish q letter from General Han
cock to Governor Pease of Texas, argu.
ing the efficiency of the civil law. In
reply, one is published from Peasc in
regard to Hancock's refusal to order q
Military Commission for the trial Of cit
liens Of Texas.
A Now Indictment Found Against ,Jcn.
Davis.
RIcuNoNp, Virginia, March GOTH
The United States Grand Jury has
found II new indictment against JEFF.
Davis. 1t details all his offenses since
the commencement Of the rebellion,
and covers fifty pages.
Appointments for Wyoming Territory.
CurcAGo, March 2S.-A Washington
letter says John S. Swift Of Boston is
to be Governor of tho Territory Of Wy
oming and Josiah Durham Of that city,
Marshal.
Reported Bonded Warehouse Funds nj
GnlVcstOn, Texns.
CHICAGO, March 3O.-A dispatch from
Galveston s~nysheavy frauds on the rev.
cnuc have been detected to have been
pcrpetrnted through bonded ware.
houses. The frauds were chiefly in to-
bacco aud whisky. The parties impli-
Gated have fed.
Adviccs from tho Abysslnian Expedition.
New YoRK, March 20.-Advices from
| Abyssinia to the 9th instant say the
British captives were safe and well on
the 18th Of February. King Theodore
was strongly posted, having guns and
mortars defending his position on the
table land in the neighborhood Of Mag
dala. :
specials TO tho New York Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-A Times spe.
cial thinks tho Alabama bill will fail in
the Senate when such Radicals rs Bout.
well in the House voted against it.
The State Department is correspond.
ing with the British Government with II
view to forming treaty recognizing the
| rights of n%aturalized citizens. Appa-
rently. no doubts exist that such a treaty
will soon be satisfactorily concluded.
1t will partake Of tho character and
features Of the treaty just concluded
with North Germany.
A Tribmespecial says Grant has not
yet issued his order assigning Hancock
to his new command He has called
tho Presidents attention to the section
Of the Reconstruction Act requiring a
District Commander to be IN officer OF
the regular army not below the rank OF
Brigadier General, asks what officer Of
the necessary rank is available to sue.
cccd Hancock in the command of the
Fifth District.
Dispatches from Little Rock leave no
doubt that the Constitution has been
ratified By three thousand majority.
A Times special thinks that Spasld-
iug's substitute for the Alabama bill
will probably pass the Senate.