Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-11
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WASHINGTON, June 10.-In the Sem
ate, the bill abolishing the ffanking
privilege was discussed till recess. It
Is believed the bill will 60 over till
next session.
In the House. Davis reported a bill
amending Acts for the removal OF
clauses from the State to Federal
Courts, by extending application to
cases of ejectment, which parties In
terested In different States. Passed.
A resolution was adopted for the ar
rest Of Patrick Woods alias Dooly, who
committed a murderous assault In
Richmond upon Mr.. Porter, a member
of the House.
The vote yesterday tabling the natu-
ralization bill, was reconsidered, and
the bill recommitted.
The correspondent Of the New York
Post having reiterated his charges
against Mr.. Fitch, relative to Cuban
bonds, was brought before the bar Of
the House by Its order, under arrest,
and stated that be procured his infor-
nation from official documents, to wit :
The sworn statement of MI. N. B. Tay-
lor before the Grand Jury Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, which was corrober-
ated by Gen. Butler, though the latter
said he did not consider them as direct
ly duplicating Nj. Fitch, as 1t did not
appear that he in any way responded
to the approaches of Taylor. Mr.. Sar-
gent offered a resolution for the cor
respondents expulsion; but it was
substituted by one from Mr.. Farms
worth, providing for Al committee to
investigate, and the correspondent was
discharged.
MI. Sargent then had read a dispatch
from Mr.. Taylor, dated at Montreal,
denying that he had any conversation
with Fitch, Mccormick or Butler on
the subject Of the Cuban recognition.
The "Pssr Indiaa."
Red Cloud and party to-day had a
final interview with Secretary Cox
and Commissioner Parker. The Sec
rotary told them that some of their
requests concerning rations and allow
ing them traders, would be acceeded
to, and the Government would do all
In its power to make them comforta-
BILE; but Fort Felterman must, how
ever remain. They start on their
homeward journey on Monday, via
New York, where they will receive
the balance of their presents. Red
Cloud evinces dissatisfaction to con-
tinue Fort Felterman, and also to
roads running through their country,
and he intimated that If trouble did
arise 1t would be the FAULT Of the Great
Father.
The Nsrthern PacIne Railreaa. !
New YORK, June 10.-The Execu7
tive Committee of the Pacific Railroad
has awarded the contract for the con-
s~trection of the Minnesota Division Of
22O miles, extending from the Dalles
of st. Louis river west to Red river on
the north, to a combination Of the old
Canadian firm of Ross, Passon & Co,
with the Minnesota firm Of Bracket,
Garrison s. Co., the work to be COM
pleted by the lst Of July, 1871. The
Commissioners also contracted for
twenty thousand tons Of rails, with
iron appendages, necessary engines,
cars, etc., requisite for working.
Dead 1say Rssna.
CHICAGO, June 10.-The body of
Chas. H. Hunt, Of the firm Of Hunt q
Goodwin, a resident Of Chicago for 20
years, was found floating In the slip
near the Illinois elevator, early this
morning. Deceased had an affection
of the eyes, and Is supposed was at
tackled with sudden blindness, and fell
into the river.
Typographical.
CINCINNATI, June 10.-The Interna-
tional Typographical Union, at Its ses-
sion, has adopted resolutions asking
subordinate Union to exercise more
care In admitting members.
Red Cleua IL In The Dark.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-Red Cloud
denies all knowledge. Of the treaty Of
1867, and says It Is all a lie. Copies Of
1t have been given to the Indians for
Interpretation, and another council
will be held tomorrow.
A New Trade Feature.
Major Gordon has arrived on a mis-
sion from San Francisco, from the
Board of Trade, having obtained the
cooperation Of the Chicago Board
while en- route, and will be heard on
Wednesday next by the Ways and
Means Committee, on the subject Of
the transportation Of imported goods
from New York and other ports, for
entry, to San Francisco, from Chicago,
In locked cars, and under charge of
Custom-house officers, the duties to be
| paid ut their destination.
Has keen ArroateS.
RICHMOND, June l0.-Patrick Woods
has been arrested and taken to WASH
ington.