Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-22
TSpecIal 10 tho Gold Hill Daily New. by tho ATTAIN
tic and Pacific Telegraph Line.I
To-DAY's TELEGRAMS,
Now York Intelligence.

New York Intelligence.
New YoRK, February 2l.-The steam
err Arizona, from A%spinwall February
10, has arrived. No news.
The steamer Mississippi, from kio
Janeiro January 26, has arrived. The
war is considered ended. 1t is believed
that Lopez has gone to Bolivia on board
an American m~an-of.war. Asuncion
was occupied by the allies January 8.
A joint mass meeting Of the German
Republicans and Democrats was held
here to-day, and adopted q memorial
protesting against the passage Of a
proposition before Congress giving
United States Courts executive power
to grant naturalization certificates.
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, February 81. Charles
King, tho robber Of the safe of Gambler
ling l. Sine, Wall street, was arrested
here yesterday and taken to New York.
| Sixty thousand dollars worth OF the
stolen bonds were recovered.
From Tennessee.
NASHVILLE, February 2l.-The body
| Of Detective Baunne, who was taken
from IL railroad train about n month
ago by masked men, was found in n
creek near Columbia yesterday. 1t had
n rope around the neck, the hands were
tied behind and q valuable diamond
| ring remained on his finger.
Governor Brownlow has issued a
proclamation declaring martial law in
thecountiss of Overton, Jackson, Maury,
ellis, Lawrence, Gibson, Madison and
Haywood, and ordering General Cooke
to send militia into these counties.
From Washington.
W~AsuISaToS, February 2l.-A patent
was issued yesterday to Joseph G. jay,
for ll3, CTS acres of Cherokee neutral
land. This is the largest land patent
ever issued, except to n railroad COM
pany.
Discussion In the Senate on the Suffrage
Constitutional Acknowledgment:
tiles between Senators salisbury ana
Stewart.
WASHINGTON, February l7.-ln the
Senate, all to-dny's afternoon session
was occupied in discussing the Suffrage
Constitutional Amendment.
Points Of order and all sorts of
motions were made, until Senator Fes-
sender declared himself disguised with
the proceedings, and finally forced the
vote on concurrence. The vote on con-
curing stood-3l ayes TO II noes.
Lost-not q two-thirds vote.
Senstor Stewart then called up the
original proposition, which came from
tho Senate Judiciary Committee.
A long and stormy debate ensued.
Numerous motions were made aud voted
down, among them frequent motions to
adjourn. ,
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, urged
haste in the matter rs e~xpedicnt and
necessary.
He said that the adoption Of tue
amendment was action that would re-
deem Kentucky, Maryland and Della
ware. ,
This allusion to Delaware reused
Senator Salisbury, who intimated that
if Delaware needed redemption" in
loyalty, Nevada needed representation
in responsibility. He thought and
hoped that u mere handful Of people
would no moro be incorporated into q
State, so that they, and Congress as
we'll, could be readily imposed upon by
demagogues and charlatans. lie told
Stewart to 60 back to the bowling ami
mails of Nevada, and preach his doc
trinss of political redemption to the
cayotes, whose style of manners and Of
o~ratory he so closely illustrated. He
said il the Almighty had been MS wise
rs the Radicals He would have made
men alike, and SO saved all thi, trouble.
After further debate the amendment
WAS adopted.