Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-02

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DATES TO FEBRUARY 2sTH.
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WASHINGTON, February %. - The
House Committee on Impeachment will
not report articles till tomorrow. 1t is
now stated that there will DO ten in oil.
Marshal Gooding has formally handed
Stanton q writ notifying him of the suit
entered against him.
There seems TO be little doubt that
Congress will abolish tho Bureau of
Statistics.
The Senate rejected the nomination
of Colonel Wisewcll rs Commissioner of
Internal Revenue.
Under tho law relative to the sum-
mons served on Secretary Stanton, he
is allowed twenty days to respond be-
fore the next term of tho District Court,
therefore the case cannot como up till
April.
The Georgia case came up in tho SUI
prcme Court to-day. David Dudley
Field, for the petitioners, moved for
leave to file n bill for an injunction upon
Generals Grant, Meade and Rutger.
Carpenter, for the defense, said the
whole question of the legality of the
Reconstruction laws would come up on
the motion, and asked that argument be
fixed for next Friday. The Court so Or
dered, and counsel will file briefs.
CHICAGO, February 30. = Specials
state that in Executive session Of the
Senate yesterday Sumner introduced o
resolution which was discussed during
most of the session, which proposed
that the Senate should hold no inter-
course with the President, in view of
the fact that the House had declared in
favor of impeachment. The resolution
was voted down.
The amount to be paid into the Tren-
sury under the bill passed yesterday,
from the sales Of confiscatcd and cap
turcd cotton, was nearly $40, 1000, 900.
The bill will prove q severe check upon
claimants, who must pass n severe or.
deal to prove their claims.
New YORK, February Gothic Worlds
special Of yesterday noon states that n
double guard had been placed at the en-
frances Of the War Department and two
commissioned officers stationed inside
the building. Last night q double line
of troops encircled the building.
CnIcAGo, February 29.-Specials say
that there is u report that Stanton is
considering the propricty Of setting
aside military proceedings in the Nc
Cardlc case and ordering his release, he
being constructiycly q prisoner.
All Cabinet officers were present ut n
Cabinet meeting to-day, including Gen.
eral Thomas.
Intelligence has been received that
the Freedmcu's Bureau in Kentucky,
abolished by General Grant, has been
quietly restored by Stanton without Or
ders from the President.
Tho contemplated charge against the
President of attempting to change mill
tary districts without the consent of
Congress, has been abandoned.
A writ of quo ,cdrranto will certainly
be applied for by the Government, per-
baps tomorrow, in the proper tribunal,
with n view to compel Stanton to show
cause why he retains possession Of the
War Department.
Conservative Meeting In New York.
New York, February 2s.-An i'm
mensc mass meeting was held tonight
at the Cooper Institute, James Gallatin'
presiding. Resolutions were adopted
affirming the right Of the President to
remove members Of his Cabinet, and de-
claring that the attempt to deprive him
Of this right was n monstrous pcrversion
Of power. and deprccating impeachment
ms a last resort for the protection of the
Republic from disgrace or g~rievous
wrongs, and expressing confidence in
the moderation Of the Senate and trust
ing to the ballot-box rs q redress to
wrong.
ALBANY, February 2s.-The Consti-
tuition has been finally adopted-yeas,
81 /; nays, Bland the Convention has
sine die.