Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-15
ISpccIal 10 tho Gold Hill Daily News, by tho Attain
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New YoRk, March l4.-Herafas
Washington special thinks General
Dent will be appointed Collector OF tho
Port of San Francisco, in place OF Cen
eral Miller, and Frank NJ. Pixloy DIS
trio. Attorney for California. Commits
sioner Delano declares that he will not
displaco loyal officers in his depart
ment who have performed their duties
in a faithful and efficient manner.
William H. Mclburn, tho celebrated
blind preacher, has had IN operation
performed on his eyes which promises
to be successful.
wAsuISafoN, March lathe state
ment TINT Minister Hale does not SYM
pathize with the Republican movement
in Spain is disproved by tho cores
p~ondcnce of Hale.
No Verdict.
ELMIRA, N. Y, March l4.-The Jury
in tho case of Dan Noble, tho great
bond robbcr, was unable to ngrce, be-
ing equally divided.
Denth of IN Ex-Scpptor-Knllux In North
CnrOlinn.
BALTIMORE, March l3.-Judge Moore,
formerly Senator from Maine, died Mt
Lynchburg, Va, on Tuesday.
Judge Russell, Of the Superior Court
| of North Carolina, has issued q procla-
nation commanding the surrender or
arrest of several prominent Kuklux. 1t
authorizes any citizen to capture or
shoot them if they resist.
Reported Expedition to Cuba Pcnnsyl-
vnnln Federal Patronage.
NEW York, March l3.-General Jor-
dan, former Chief of Beauregard's Staff,
recently disappeared from Charleston,
and it is reported that he has sailed for
Cuba to assist the insurgents. 1t is
further reported that he is acting with
the full knowledge and consent Of Grant,
who assured him that no American
taken ip. the Cuban rebellion shall be
harshly dealt with by tho Spanish au-
thorities.
The Herald denounces MS imprudont
the action Of the Pennsylvania Congress
men who voted in caucus that each Re-
publican member shall have control of
the appointments of his district, and the
districts represented by Democrats shall
be controlled by the State Senators.
Washington Affairs.
CHICAGO, March ia Tribune special
SAYS President Grant said he would NOM
mate General Sicklcs for Minister to
Mexico.
Gonoral But,erfcld will also have a
foreign mission, but which is not stated.
General Sheridan approves the ap-
pointment of General Longstrcct as Col
lector of New Orleans.
Washburnc will not 60 to France be-
fore the end of April.
Mr.. Colfax comes West with his fam
lily next week, to remain ten days. Son.
ator Anthony will be President during
his absence.
The Iowa Congressman will agree to
recommend the reinstatement of all
ofice-holdcrs of that State removed by
johnson for devotion to Republican
principles.
The same special thinks Congress
should not adjourn until tho last OF
April. .., 80
The Times special thinks it will nd
iourn Mt the end Of March.
General Sheridan will he assigned to
tho Military District with headquarters
Mt st. Louis. He will not 60 TO New
.Orlcans, rs originally intended.
There was great disappointment be.
cause the House Committees were not
announced yesterday. There has been
much contention on the subject, and
several sharp letters were addressed to
Speaker Blaine, and somo stormy inter
views have been had.