Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-03-29
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From Wnshi.Rton.
WASHINGTON, March 28.-lt is now
thought that tho final adjournment Of
Congress will not occur before the
middle Of April.
Commissions for various parties con-
frmed for Office in tho last days Of MIR.
Johnson's administration are still with
held. The subject is in the hands OF
the Attorney General.
A delegation of Texans-a portion IN
favor of, and a portion against the
division OF Texas, were before tho
Reconstruction Committee yesterday.
From Chicago. .
CHICAGO, March ga Times specinl
thinks the next Public Debt Statement
will show a reduction of about ST.
900, 900.
The ironclads Seminole and Galena
have been ordered to the West India
Station, Us tho Cuban question OF In
dependence is gradually developing.
The Republicans special says: Dis
patches from tho Consul General Mt
Havana report the situation unchanged.
It is by NO means certain how matters
will terminate, both parties protesting
of succcaeb
Admiral Hof has been ordered to
make n thorough investigation Of the
capture of the English brig Mary
Powell by the Spanish authorities, and
report the facts Immediately.
Mr.. Banks had n long interview with
tho President yesterday in regard to
Cuban affairs, lie purport Of which
is not known.
The ironclad Juniata is ordered to
the West Indies, in addition to tho
Seminole and Galena.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs met to investigate Paraguayan
affairs, including tho conduct of cx-
Minister Washburn and Rear Admiral
Davis, in regard to the Imprisonment Of
Bliss and Mnstcrman. Witnesses were
summoned.
A telegram has been received by the
Secretary of the Interior, dated Salt
Lake, March 10th, from General War
rem and Blcckensdorfcr, Special Com
missionsrs, saying that their report on
the Central Pacific Railroad will require
time, and that they think the Secretary
should know that they who have seen
both roads deem the Central Pacific ms
incomplete rs tho Union.
A dispatch just received says the track
of the Union Pacific Railroad is laid %
miles from Ogden, and the grading be-
tween there and Monument Point is
completed, except six miles. The Gen.
trail Railroad have laid their track to
Is miles west of Monument Point, leav'
idg n gap between the roads OF l2G
miles.
From Havana.
HAVANA, March Ell dvices from
| Port MI Prince to March 18th say that
Salnavc ia in n precarious condition,
owing to the state of his finances. The
navy has not been paid for three months.
| There is n murmuring feeling Mt the
Capital against Salnavc. The blacks
are Jealous of the whites. Assassination
is feared. Gold is 270 premium.
Loss of n Steamer.
NEW YORK, March 27.-Thc Pacific
Mail Steamship C%ompnny's steamer Her
mann wns totally lost 10 miles north OF
Yokohama, with japanese troops.
A Rich Mans Tomb.
HARTFORD, COM, March ETA firm
in this city has received n contract to
| bald n granite and marble mausolcum
10 the memory Of Dean Richmond. II
will cost SIS, 900.
Now York News.
Nav YoRR, March 27.-A mechanic
employed on Stevens Battery publishes
n letter saying that the men are treated
like dogs.
The Methodist Book Concern has paid
81, 900, 900 for a magnificent building
between Broadway and Eleventh streets.
Matters In Gcorcia.
/ ATLANTA, Ca, March 27.-A letter
from n Republican ia published, point
ing out the nature and prospects Of the
Republican party in Georgia. It-shows
how the Fifteenth Amendment was de-
fcated by combinations between Gov
ernor Bullock, Ben. Hill and Robert
T0ombs. Moderate Republicans think
that il Georgia be again reconstructed,
President Grant should appoint Il pro-
visional Governor.
Affairs In New Orlcnns.
NRw ORLEANS, March 27.-Auditor
Wicklifc, who was arrested yesterday
but released on bail, publishes n card
warning the public against t%ransacting
business with the Auditors Bureau.
1t says this Office was illegally seized
by Governor Yarmouth. The financial
department of the Government is vir-
tunlly suspended. Upon presenting
himself at the Auditors Office yesterday,
with his appointment from Governor
Yarmouth, Delrez was refused pos
session by Wickliife, whercupon tho
latter was elected by the Superintendent
of Police. Legal opinions are given
that the Governor had no right to eject
Wickiife, and that this could only be
done by impeachment or indictment.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, March 27.-A Republican
special says Fessenden thinks the day
Of adjournment cannot be fixed until
tho Indian Appropriation bill is disposed
of.
Secretary Boutwell, has notified so
female clerks that they would be dis
charged at the end of the month. He
has Instituted n thorough inquiry into
the state of the departments of the
Treasury,