Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-11

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Judge Barnard has issued a warrant
Of arrest against Oliver Ames, the Presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany, for contempt.
A. T. Stewart has begun the erection
of an immense hotel, with a front Of 200
feet, on Fourth Avenue, extending be-
tween Thirty-second and Thirty-third
streets. The property will be managed
in the interest Of the working women,
and board will be furnished rs cheaply
rs possible. The accommodations are
to be excellent. The hotel will cost over
So, ZOO, 900.
The election of Union Pacific Railroad
Directors was stopped by an injunction
by Judge Barnard, at the instance of
James Fisk, Jr. The votes were cast
before the injunction was served, which
service will therefore preclude their
being opened and counted. The old
Board holds over, and is nearly the same
MS the new.
The officers of the army and navy OF
the Department of the Gulf met this
evening and organized.
II. NJ. Steel, nephew OF the late Barton
Key, committed suicide to-day.
The womnn's Right. Convention.
SpRrSGrIELp, Mass, March l0.-The
Woman's Rights Convention closed Its
session this evening. They resolved to
send petitions to Congress nnmerously
signed.
Snow Storm In Canada.
MONTREAL, March l0.--A heavy snow
storm has been raging all day. No mail
to-day. The mail for the United States
was dispatched to St. Johns in sleighs'
Dispatches from all points describe the
storm rs the severest Of tho season.
Arrival of General sheridan In st. Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, March lO.-Gencral Sheri'
dan arrived to-day and left for wash
~iugton. He considers the Indian prob
lem solved and the savages ~subjugated.
Railroads In Arkansas.
MEMPHIS, March lO.-Thc Arkansas
Senate passed a bill a~pProPriating
$40, 900, 900 in aid of certain railroads.
Ex.Prcsidcnt Johnson In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March l0.-Andrew john
son will have a reception md banquet
to morrow.
Latest from Washington.
WASHINGTON, March lO.-Judgo Hoare
arrived last night and had nm interview
with the President.
The Republican Senators had 1" eau
Gus, with q view TO decide on an order
of business, and then adjourned without
reaching any conclusion.
Secretary Borie has commenced his
duties. Vice.Admiral Porter was with
him most Of the day.
Secretary Cox and Postmaster General
Cresswell are at their respective Depart
ments, and have received II large num-
Der of visitors.
Tho State Department was literally
besieged with visitors to-day.
President Grant has rc.oppointod John
Black, Of New York, and Jesse Williams,
of Pennsylvania, Government Directors
Of the Pacific Railroad Company. lie
has appointed as new Directors Mr..
Pierce, late member of Congress from
Iowa, Harris, of Springfield, Mass, and
Webster, of Illinois, late an Aid on
General Grants staff.
Federal Appointments for California.
NSw YORK, March 9.-The appoint
ment of Colonel Hudson, Of Colusa, for
merly Of Grants staff, ms United States
Marshal; Captain n. G. Rollins as Regis
ter of the San Francisco Land Office,
and r. B. Franklin aE Conner of the
Mint, are nearly certain.
Senators Stewart, Carpenter and 9th
srs, are urging tho removal of Surveyor
General Sherman Day and the appoint
ment of G. +. Wood, of Oakland. Sena-
tor Colo and Sargent do not support the
movement, but apparently share in the
dissatisfaction with the management of
Days office. ,
A general change in the Mare Island
appointses is probable. Dennis Holt
expects a reinstatement; Calvin Brown
wants to be Civil Engineer.
The place of tho San Francisco Asses
sorship hangs apparently between Coles
nominee, Buckbee, Of Plumas, and Sar-
gents man, Wait.
Cole urges Curtis for Collector of San
Francisco, but Sargent sustains Coey.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, March l0.-A Chicago Times
special thinks Boutwell, will be nomi.
mated for the Trsasuryship to-day, al
though New Workers are making n
strong pressure for Hamilton Fish or
Griswold.
Snow, of the National InteHigeneer,
recently removed from the Commission
crship Of the Union Pacific Railroad, is
preparing a report deuouncing the con-
struction and operation Of the road in
unmeasured terms.
The same special thinks the Senate
will promptly repeal the Tenure of Office
bill.
It also thinks Motley stands the best
chance for the English mission.
The Tribune's special thinks that Ham,
ilton Fish will be sent to England and
Ex-Governor Curtin 10 Russia.
There was another great rush OF
oficc-seekers yesterday. All letters of
recommendation were turned over to
General Babcock.
General Howard will soon be relieved
from the charge Of the Frcedmen's
Bureau. General Heath, for Il long
time past chief officer of the Bureau in
Louisiana, will succeed Howard. The
latter will be placed in command of the
Indian territory.
Colonel Parker, Grants staff officer,
is almost certain to be appointed Indian
Commissioner.
Speaker Blaine expresses the opinion
that the present session will not last
orer n month.
General Sherman's first order, ALB
sorbing all the heads Of the bureaus OF
the War Department into his general
staff, causes great commotion in the