Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-30

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SPECIAL !. y. os,d HUI DAILY New; s, :, % Allan
TO-DAY,s KILOGRAMS.
washInston InteI1lEeneo.
CHICAGO, April "a Republican
special says officers Of the regular army
who have been thrown out OF active
service by the consolidation OF regulars
will be assigned to duty as Indian
Agents. 1t is believed this will be a
great saving to the Government, and
also insure an honest administration Of
affairs ON the frontiers, and diminish
frauds upon the Indians. 1t a the
recommendation of General Sherman,
the Secretary Of the Interior, the Indian
Commissioned, and President Grant
also approves Of it.
The same special says Commissioner
Delano don't sustain Assessor Webster's
position with regard to the tax on bro
ksrs.
Senator Sprague denies tho statement
that he purchased, or in any way su6'
sided the National Intelligeneer.
Delegations of ,C%berokess, Chicka
saw and Greeks visited Commissioner
Darker to-day. He assured them that
their business Will shortly be attended
to, but that some delay will be una
yoidable.
Mr.. Eyarts made M argument before
the Secretary Of tho Interior to-day, on
the Franchise of the Union Branch of
the Pacific. Railroad. He claimed that
the company have q right, under the
existing law, to build to the one hum
dredth meridian, and to claim the Gov
eminent grant and subsidy.
A bill WAS before Congress, but failed
giving this additional grant. No action
has yet been taken By the Secretary.
The Postmaster General has instituted
inquiries in regard to the late trnnspor.
tstion of mail ir the Far West. II 10
asserted that on tho long routes, where
the pay is enormous, no equivalent is
rendered, and that the contractors
refuse in some instances to carry public
documents or other printed matter.
NEW YORK, April "a Trid"nt
Washington special says Mr.. Butler is
getting his views on the Alabama ques,
ton, in opposition to Mr.. Summers
ideas, into shape. He holds that so
far MS recognition Of the bslligerency oil
the rebels is concerned, our case is as
grave against France and Spain AZ
England. q
WASHINGTON, April 29.-Thc Prssi'
dent has directed the dissolution Of the
Retiring Boards ut San Francisco,
General Ord President; at st. Louis,
J General Graham President ut New
York, General Mcdowell President nj
Washington, General Hardic President,
The following officers are assigned to
duty Mt the Val Department Generals
Butler, Field, Ketchum, ]. E. Smith,
Wager, swayns, and Colonel Oscar A,
Mack.
The following officers are relieved
from duty in :he Frcedmen's Bureaus,
all the Assistant Commissioners of the
States named: General Reynolds o:
Texas, General Charles H. Smith Of
Arkansas, General Adalbert Of Missis'
sippi, Colonel J. R. Eddie Of South
Carolina, Colonel Charles E. Compton
Of North Carolina, and Colonel james
Thompson OF Tennessee.
Army officers assign as the reason
for tho reoponiug of recruiting Offices,
that it is ascertaiued q bluuder has been
committed.
DO9tou NCWas
Boston, April 29.-The first days
sale Of tickets for the National Peace
Jubilee amounted to upwards of Slo,-
900.
The Senate of Massachusetts rejected
nm amendment to the liquor bill to in
cludet other fermentsd liquors and lager
beer and cider.
The Committee Of the Board of AL
dermcu on Public Buildings, report
thu, the present Library building is in
adequate, and recommend the erection
Of a new building,
"A Tornado.
CINCINNATI, April "a destructive
tornado swept over Walkers station on
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
last evening. Itdsmolishsd the depot
ami blew down several houses. Tho
tornado lasted 20 minutes.
From Maine.
AUGUSTA, Me-, April &C. ". Wal
ton has been ~resppointed Justice of the
Supreme Court. He has already served
seven years.
A Fire In Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-The old
freight depot at Germantown was
burned last night Loss, $40, 900.
Tho Indians on tho Plains.
sr. LOUIS, April 2s.-The Republican
has a letter from Camp washita, Medi.
cine Bluff Creek, Indian Territory,
dated April 9Th, which says 100 lodges
of Arspahoes under Roman Nose and
Little Big Mouth, have arrived and are
only awaiting the arrival Of the Chey-
ennes to go in a body to their rcserva.
tons, on the North Red Fork of the
Arkansas.
Destructive Fire in Montana.
CHICAGO, April ga Helena, Monta-