Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-04-16
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From WashinEton. g.,I 400.
WASHINGTON, April l5.-Mr. Defrees,
late Superintendent of Public Printing,
will probably be appointed Second Com
troller of the Treasury.
President Grant was busy to-day with
Secretary Fish and other members Of
the Cabinet. siohly Cabinet Ministers
were admitted.
About q hundred persons, mostly
ladies, we're removed from tho Regis
trar's Office yesterday, and Mt lust re-
ports, many more will be removed. Two
hundred male clerks will probably be
removed during the present month.
No appointments are being made in the
places thus vacated.
The President, to-day nominated
Henry Baxter, of Michigan, as Minister
to Honduras. Charles f. belong, Of
Nevada, is Minister to Japan; s Adam
Badenu is Assistant Secretary Of Lega-
ton at London, S. D, Joncs. of Cali
fornia, was'appoihted a Consul John
Caldwell, of Maine, Consul to yalpa-
raiso; Jew. Scho6eld, sof4 Missouri,
Consul TO Hakodadi; NJ. NJ. Delano, of
Colorado, Consul o~Siugaporc Edward
Cook, Governor of Colorado W. S.
Senburner, Secretary Of Montana; L.
E. Logan, Postmaster at Boise City,
Idaho ; nc Blair, District Attorney
for Tdsho; cyrds.M. HASley, Of Illinois,
Associate Justice of Utah.
The President has withdrawn the
nomination Of Randolph Kern as Con-
sui to Foo Chow, and several other
Consuls.
The Supreme Court has adjourned
ill October.
A dispatch from tho Superintendent
of The Union. Pacific Railroad at
Omaha, to Oliver Ames, President, says
all the passenger cars arc required to
accommodates" travel Hwest, : much OF
which is bound for White Pine.
From Canndn.
OTTAWA, Marchl l5.--The second .ses-
sion of the Canadian Dominion Parlin-
ment opened to-day.
New York iacgisinturc.i IA
ALBANY, April 15.-The Senate Ia
blpd the Broadway surface rnilrond
bill. -
Destructive Fire In Altoona. PA. "a.
ALTOONA, April ia FIRE tonight
destroyed II houses and u number of
stables Loss, SAC, 1000. :,.. .~Hga.
Andy johnson Sill Swinging.
MEMPHIS, April Is. - Ex.President
Johnson addressed about 5000 people
to-day. His ,specch. was;'a repetition of
that at Nashville and Knoxville, and
was well received.
The Aurora BoreaIls-A M%aguIGcent Dis
.' play Inst Night.
ALTOONA, Pa, April l5.-Thc aurora
display tonight is the greatest and most
beautiful since the summer of 1858.
During its continuance the Western
Union telegraph worked its western
lines without the use Of n battery at
either end.
ISplASAPoLrs, April l5.-The display
of the aurora borealis was Beautiful,
lasting for we half an hour.
NEW YoRK, April l5.-Thc aurora
display is the most beautiful seen for
years. The electric current affected the
telegraph wires west, almost suspend
ing operations. Tho current was so
heavy on THO; Boston wires that they
were working with the aurora current
alone for n quarter Of an hour.
Into from Hnyti.
HAyrr, April 15.-Sagstl has e furn-
ished the Dominicnns under Lupron and
Cabral the means to attack Baez. 1t is
reported that ths'invasion'has begun.
Anew York viEilnntc Before tho Courts.
Ngw York, April l5.-Fredcrick S.
Hayne WAS before the Court of General
Sessions yesterday, charged with being
a member of n Vigilance Committee and
promulgating inflammntory reports con-
corning crime and the Courts. Judge
Bradford discharged him, declaring that
if brought before him again he would
ocnd him to the State Prison.
Tho Religious Features Of the New Span.
- - fish Constitution. ~.
NEw York, April l5.-Article 20 of
the new Spanish Constitution obliges
the nation to maintain the worship and
the ministers Of tho Catholic religion.
Other articles allow resident foreigners
and Spauiards who prefer another reli-
gion the right to exercise any Other wor-
ship.
Washington Intelligence.
CHICAGO, April l5.-Washington spe-
cials say that the Senate yesterday
agreed not to dispose Of the Darien
canal treaty at the present session, but
to wait for additional Information.
Some Senators strongly favor a railroad
instead of u canal.
The San Juan boundary treaty was
nlso discussed.
1t is probable that several foreign
missions and c%onsulships will BIO re-
called, owing to strong opposition in
tho Senate. There is an active opposi-
:. NJ. Dill &C M;n,on.; Co.