Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-22
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CulcAao, April Ala special 70 the
Chicago POst says: THE Postmaster
General agrees to establish a free
dsHvSy for San Franciseo as s09n Ps
an agent can get there and put it in OPP
GRAFTON. The carriers will be PAID
81, 200 annually"
Paul Morrill,, 'Jr.i disappointed regular
Postal Agent on the Central PACING
Railroad.
( dr United States NarshalI Rand Of
California, is removed, William IT,
Morris will be appointed Marshal ln-
stead of Mr.. Hudson, heretofore desig-
mated for that place by the President
Messrs, Sargent, Stewart, Gorhsm,
and Bill Carr, nrc fighting for FrAnk NJ
Pixlsy,rqa,G... ...aDsYI gg,EE.
A Tribune special says that the condl'
ton of the United States Treasury is
regarded, as very promising. The re-
ceipts from Internal Revenue and Gus
toms are considerably in advance OF
last years. The estimates are $780,.
OOo, 900, while the receipts to date "re
$40, 900, 900. The receipts for the re-
mniader Of the fiscal year are ST.
600 900. The receipts cannot be less
than $500, 600, 600, which will make nm
aggregate of Mt least $40, 600 or
$l2, OOO, 900 in excess Of Secretary
Wellos' estimate. ,y .
lTNorE.-This dispatch il beyond our
power to put in comprehensive shape
EDS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
decided not to allow National Banks to
make an exchange of bonds deposited
as security for circulation.
The nomination of Mr.. Partridge, as
Minister to Yenszuela-Mr. Baxter, for
Honduras-Mr. Dslano, for the Sand
wich Islands-Mr. Hurlburt, for Bolivia,
and Shellabargcr, for Portugal, have
not been decided on by the Committee
on Foreign Relations.
The Indian appointments will proba-
bly, 90 over Till next week. The proba-
Utilities are that the whole country from
Texas 10 British America will be filled
with Quaker agents.
General Burbridge was discharged
from arrest yesterday, owing to some
iuformality in The warrant. 8. .DslE.a
The President yesterday removed one
of his own nppointees, Cox, of Pennsyl-
yania, who had been confirmed as Con-
sui to Leghorn. A telegram from Phil
adelphia said that Cox had been arrest
ed for stealing, so the President removed
him aud appointed Howard, another
Pennsylvania man,.
A Times special says that Admiral
Porter, disguised at the charge thft he
is running the Navy Department, pro-
posed to withdraw entirely from tho
Department, but Secretary Boric begged
him to stay. No.. 'a '""fa' s'i.'~' ah "n'
Cuban representatives here profess to
have information that the Governments
Of Mexico and Bogota have decided to
recognize the independence Of Cuba.
TGeysdeclare that when tbis;is officially
made known they will demand that our
Government shall do likewise.
The Quakers left for the plains to-day
to examine into the condition Of the In
dinns, and take measures to effect peace
this summer. This movement is looked
upon with considerable amusement.
S,Gensral Logan, DommAnder of the
Grand Army of the Republic, recon,
mends decoration Of the graves OF Union
soldiers on May 80. 4kTHa&AVEU
The New York Sun says Senator Will
sons bill, providing that holders O.
bounties shall be p,id bypcnsion agents,
was never acted on in the Senate in the
amended form as 1t came from the
House, but was signed by the President
under the impression that it had passed
in the Senate.
The Spanish Minister, some days ago,
promised full PREPARATION for insults to
our flag, but yesterday he informed Sec
rotary Fish that he had not heard from
his Government. The Secretary then
Uniformed him that trouble would ensuc
unless an answer is forthcoming soon.
Burning Of the Illinois Blind Asylum,
CHICAGO, April 20.-The Illinois State
ASYLUM for the Blind, at Jacksonville,
was burned to-day. Loss, S5o, 900. all
the furniture was saved aud the inmates
escaped.
The Boston reform Movement.
BosroS, April l9.-Stcps are being
taken to initiate q reform league, with
the object of securing n moderate and
effective tariff, some scheme for the pay.
msnt Of The lprincipal of the National
Debt, to remove taxes, the promotion oil
reciprocity treaties between the North
American States, the promotion Of re.
form in the civil service, the securing
M early return to specie payment, and
opposed to special Legislation intended
to foster private or clnss interests.
BosTos, April 2O.-Thers was n large
meeting tonight to establish n Reform
League. Edward Atkinson was chosen
to preside, and speeches were made by
Messrs. Atkinson, John W. Chandler
William Lloyd Garrison, Joseph A. Du-
puy aud others. Resolutions, embody'
ing the objects Of the meeting, were
adopted.
Tho Case Against General Butler Id
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, April 2o.-Tn the case Of
Kimberly against Butler, the same ques.
tons are Mt issue as before, in the Su.
pcrior Court at Baltimore, namely, the
freedom from arrest OF; q member OF
Congress, and whether a writ in II civil
suit amounts to arrest. This point was
largued to day ON a demurrer to II plea
Fin abatement. The Court reserved it,
decision till tomorrow, but the Judge
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