Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-04
Late RrOa Rsme.


RoxE, June 3d.-Immediately after
the promulgation Of the doctrine OF
infallibility. ON the Goth of June, the
Ecumenical Council will take a recess
until the 18th Of October.
The Murdersas Red MAJ Wants
Mere AnnanIiisn and GSab.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and their delegations, had
an interview with tho Secretary Of the
Interior and Commissioner Parker to
day. Red Cloud said he wanted IA
| tions for his women and children, and
ammunition to kill game with. 1.-The.
Secretary promised a careful consider
alton.
Warrington News.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated Wayne Nc
Veagh, of Pennsylvania, as Minister
to Turkey ; and Adolphe Buckner as
Consul to Bucharis.
In the Senate memorials about the
massacre of the Jews in Roumania,
were referred to the Foreign Commit
tee. On motion of MI. Sumner, the
President was requested to furnish any
information in the State Department
on the subject.
The Indian Appropriation bill Is up,
and it Is agreed to make an appropria-
ton to fulfill treaty stipulations with
Indian tribes, and to collect, locate and
subsist the rowing Indians on the bor-
ders of Texas and Mexico.
Mr.. Williams introduced a joint
resolution athorizing the Secretary Of
the Interior to increase the compensa-
ton of Assistant Marshals for taking
the census fifty per centum.
In the House, Mr.. Winchester offer
ed a resolution of disapproval Of the
gross violation of the principles Of re-
ligious liberty in Roumania in the late
massacre, and a persecution Of the Is
yaelites; and expressing the hope that
they will speedily cease.
Mr.. Schenck expressed a doubt OF the
correctness Of the information /; and on
his motion the resolution went to the
Foreign Committee.
Mr.. Butler rose to report the Georgia
bill for reconstruction from the COM
mittee, but the House refused to set
aside the tax bill ; which was proceed
ed with, and Cox's amendment, reduc-
ing the Income Tax to three per cent,
was adopted-114 to u.
Mr.. Hale's amendment, making the
exemption %, 900, was also adopted
l3S to 80.
MI. Judd's amendment, to confine
the tax to invested capital, and Mr..
Potter's amendment, that the Income
Tax cease after 1870, were rejected.
Mr.. Fenkelburg's amendment wa
adopted, limiting allowance for house
rent to $500. Several minor amend
ments were adopted. -.--- so
Release Of Fenisn Prisoners.
CANKNDAIeUA, N. Y, June 3.-An
Fenians in Jail here have been released
on ball.
WILMINGTON, N. B., June 3--The
Republican County Convention to-day
nominated negroes for both branches
| of the Legislature and for Sheriff.
Congress and tho Cubans.
New York, June 3.-The Herald
publishes the forthcoming report Of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee on
Cuba. The report is very long, and
opens by referring to a number Of Pc
titions in behalf Of Cuba, signed BY
ffty-flve thousand people Of the United
States, and recapitnlates the history of
the early stages Of the patriots strug-
giles, the promise Of the immense effort
and nature ofSpain to crush 1t. Figures
showing the increase Of the Cuban
forces from the time ofthe Declaration
of independence at Yara, In October,
1916, to the present, when they have
GO, 700 armed and 10000 enrolled and
drilled men, but not armed; and they
claim that with a supply Of arms they
can put in the field 10000 men. The
action Of the Cuban men In the field
since the Declaration Of Independence,
Is reviewed at length, and their cour-
age, endurance, and capacity, Is highly
extolled as worthy Of the people. The
report details official information as to
the events in Cuba, and received by
our Government, as we'll as that Of
| Spain, and declares that from the prox-
unity of Cuba which gives these events
an Importance not fully appreciable
by another state, from the fact that
Spain seeks to reinforce Its navy and
war supplies, while the Cubans appeal
to our people for sympathy and sup
port, the Cuban question becomes an
American question, etc.
A Murderer Hsased.
Fort MONROE, June 3.-Spencer
Wright, colored, was executed to-day
at Eastville, for the murder Of NJ.
Westcott, in 1868.
G<aeral Hancsck On the Frsnder.
Sioux CRY, June 3.-General Han
cock has arrived here from the upper
Missouri, where he has been engaged
In distributing troops at different In
dian agencies. He reports all quiet
along the river.
In conversation with gentlemen
here, in reference to press reports from
Washington, charging him with having
treated the President with dlscourtesy
on different occasions, while the latter
was General Of the Army, and giving
this as a reason why the President re-
fused to assign him to command a d.
vision on the Pacific, the General
asserted these allegations In the main
were false, and stated that he intends