Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-29

Inc uay was Ssieoto'eu Nv
ton, N. c., BY a grand ball.
At Nashville the procession was the
largest and most imposing Of the kind
ever witnessed in that city. A splendid
banquet took place at night.
The procession at Memphis wn' large
and snowy.
Members Of Grant's Cabinet.
CHICAGO, April 27.-A Republican
special denies, by authority, that Sec
retariss Fish and Borie and Attorney
General Hoar intend r~esigning.
WASHINGTON Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Senator
Wilson has received large numbers of
kilograms from tradesmen and others
in different parts Of tho country com
meuding his letter on the Eight-hour
question. These donounco in strong
terms tho opinion Of the Attorney Gen.
eral and the order of the Navy Depart
ment. 1t is understood an effort will
be made to induce the President to
have this order suspended until the
next meeting Of Congress, but he will
probably not interfere.
The cause of Cuban insurgents does
not seem to be growing in strength with
the Administration. Their only hope
of success 10 in obtaining material aid
from this Government, and it is assert.
ed, on high authority, that unless such
aid Is rendered the insurgents will not
be able to hold out co days. 1t can be
stated, on the authority Of the Presi-
dent and Secretary Of State, that it ia
not their intention to interfere beyond
the protection Of American citizens and
property.
CHICAGO, April 2s.-A Republican 'pe'
oial says Grant has promised Greeley be
would appoint ]. Patrick Jones Pest
master at New York.
Tho New Governor OF Now Mexico Can.
not Take the Tcst-Onth.
NEw YoRK, April 2s.-The Tr6une''
Washington special says: "lt appear:
that Colonel Croue, confirmed as Gov
| ernor Of New Mexico, cannot take thc
test.oAth, and, therefore, cannot assume
the duties Of his Office till Congress re-
lieves him from his disability. The
President desires TO retain him and
probably General Mitchell will be left
uudisturbed till next winter"
Further From Washington.
WARRINGTON, April %. Minister
Wsshburn and the French Minister
Bsrtbeny will sail Saturday.
In the case between Assessor Web
,ter and the New York brokers, Com
missioner Delano has decided, after
careful consideration, that all the
money used by brokers in their bust
ness, however obtained, must be taxed
as capital. The decision will DO pro
mulgated soon.
From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, April 26.-GenersI
Wm. Hays loft for Boston to-day, to
take charge Of Fort independence.
From Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 27.-Wm. Goodwill
died a horrible death yesterday, from
hydrophobia.
Boiler Explosion In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, April ga boiler in
Snyder's Mill, Clay street. exploded to.
day. The daughter Of Dir. Snyder was
knocked senssless, but not seriously
injured. The engineer escaped.
From Georgia.
AUGUSTA, April Robustness is gen.
orally suspended, in honor of the dec.
Grating Of graves of Confederate sol.
diers.
From WashinGton.
WARRINGTON, April 26.-To-day Sem
ators Sherman and Sumner visited Sem
stor Spraguo to suggest II basis OF
settlement of the difficulty with Abbott.
While they were converting Senator
Poole entered with n letter from Abbott.
reciting the language used by Sprague
in his speech, in which the story OF the
"Mas,iff and Mongrsl Puppy" was
used to illustrate a point, and de-
mauding whether Spraguo intended to
apply tho offensive language to him.
Sprague wrote a reply, which he
placed in the hands Of Sumner, who,
with Sherman and Poole. went to Alb.
bot. with authority to deliver the letter
on Abbott's withdrawal of certain Ian.
guage applied to Spragus.
Sprague's note said the paragraph
cited was written before its delivery in
tho Senate, and before Abbott's p%artici-
patton in the debate, therefore it was
not intended to apply to Abbott.
This, Abbott replied, was entirely
s~atisfactory therefore he asked
Spraguo to consider his nllusion 10 him
In the Senate AZ unssid.
This closed the correspondence.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered that
hereafter all property belonging to the
department, for sale, shall be sold at
public auction or under sealed propo.
sails. Heretofore It has been the Gus.
tom to dispose of old furniture, carpets
etc., at private sale.
It is ascertained from an authentic
source that only six vessels will be en-
ploysd in the public service in Cuban
waters, the number being necessarily
limited by the fact that Congress made
a great reduction in the personnel OF the
navy /; but this number is considered
sufficient for all legitimate purposes, no
trouble from the Spanish authorities
being apprehended.
The fitting out Of several iron.clads
has no other significance than q desire
OF the Navy Department to preserve
them from decay, to which vessels out
OF commission are exposed.
The public debt statement will probn-
bly, show u decrease Of two millions.
No appointments were made to-day,
the Secretary of Treasury and Postmas.
ter General being absent.
]. o. Green, of New York, has been
appointed Chief Clerk in the Office of
Solicitor Of the Treasury, rice j. Plea
SAINTS, who will be retained rs u second.
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