Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-05

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He Den't Like Grant or His Cabinet.
KNOXVILLE, April 3.-The city Is
thronged with people to-day on the &C.
casion of Andrew johnson making n
public speech, to which about 5000
people listened. johnson asked for a
fair examination of his record. lie
said he intended to devote tho remain.
der Of his life rs q private citizen 10
the yindicatiou Of his official life and oil
his native State from the obloquy cast
upon them. he spoke about two hours,
eliciting close attention, and was
heartily a~pplauded. In conversation,
he spoke freely of Grant ms = bundle OF
prejudice and his Cabinet a Gill En-
lcrprise." The people were heartily
glad to see johnson, and they expect
much from him. CAs he %pardoned all
the Tennessee and other rebels, what
more can they expect? Fuss ana
feathers, probably.-EDIroR GoLD HILL
NEws1.
Heavy Robbery Of u Savings Bank In
Philndeiph ln.
PuILADELPHiA, April "A heavy
robbery WAS committed At st. Johns
Safety Fund building to-day. The
wutcLmau LETT tho building ut 6 o'clock
this morning, and returned Mt G o'clock
tonight. He found the safe broken
open and the entire contents, mount
ing to $500, 900 or 81, 900, 900 in value,
goue. Over 5000, 900 wau available
funds in greenbacks, etc.
Tho Tobucco and Whisky Tax In Con-
gross.
CHICAGO, April A Republican
special says that the Senate Finance
Committee have agreed upon the re-
commentator of Commissioners De-
lano to strike tho tobacco clause from
tho supplemental tax bill and ALSO c1-
tend the time of the payment of tho
tax on whisky in bond till June ]. 1t
is doubtful whether the House will
agree 10 the latter proposition.
Luto and Important from Cub
HAVANA, April 3.-Colonel Yoller is
organizing q battalion of free blacks
for active service, by permission OF the
Government. Other bnttalions will be
organized shortly.
The La Fo.e De Cuba approves of tho
organization Of colorcd regiments. II
says colored people favor Spain, and
have always repollod tho offers OF the
insurgents.
1t is reported that the insurgents
have destroyed n portion of the SagnH
Lagrando Alrnde.
NEW YuRK, April Alt appears tho
Casanova who was recently arrested by
the Spaniards and taken to Havana is
An American citizen. President Grant
has t~clegraphed to Admiral lIoff, aud
snioincd upon him to 500 that all
Americans are protected.
A Havana dispatch says the British
vessel Heron has arrived. She brings
confrmatory information Of the charges
against the Spanish naval authorities III
the matter Of tho seizure OF the
schooner Mary Lowell. Several officers
were compelled to leave Jsmaic" and
ordered to return to Mexico.
New York Intelligence.
Nrw York, April 3.-Michael Colby
was nrrnignad before Justice Bowling
yesterday on II charge of sabornstion
Of perjury, in inducing several persons
to swear to having illegally voted the
Democratic ticket at the last election
before the Congressional Investigating
Committee. Several alidavits were read
duplicating also Marshal Murray.
There is an immense rush Of Office
seekers at the Custom-housc. Tho Col
lector informed visitors that veterans OF
the army and navy would have the pref
erenco, but no mar would be discharged
who had been capable, honest aud filth
full.
Confession Of Twitcholl.
PHILADELPHIA, April Twitch-ll
has made n confession to the Rev. Mr..
Bringburst. He declares that on the
night Of tho murder his wife nwoke him,
stating that she had killed her mother
in n quarrel. Both then went TO the
room where she lay dead and threw the
body out of n window. II is said that
Mrs. Twitcholl recently requested the
exclusion of reporters from her hus-
band until after the execution. She
left the city this morning.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, April 3.-fhe 7ridune', Spe-
cial says General Stoneman ms re-
moved by tho express direction OF the
President, because Of dissatisfaction
with his course in Virginia.
The House Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads coutinus the investigation into
tho affairs of the Central Pacific. They
make slow progress.
Some members OF the House have
discovered that tho Tenure Of Office bill
as reported by the Conference Commit.
tee aud presented to the House differs
slightly from that presented to the Sem
ate, aud propose Introducing a resolu-
ton recalling tho bill from tho White
House. They say the bill is not what
ue.srs Butler and Bingham represented
and are getting up some feeling in tho
matter. The President will probably
rorr,in from signing the bill until the