Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-12-11
LATE TELEaRkMs.
EAlEERN n.
Special Counsel He.dsrson or -.
Louis Dismissed for RsneetinE
Ufn~n ~DsreaidanG Grant.

General. who received IN the noon maii
he sworn statements Of Special Coun-
ssl Henderson. presented them TO the
meeting, and careful attention was given
to their reading. There was some con-
vsrsation afterwards on the construction
to be placed on the remarks Of the conn-
sci as presented by him for approval or
disapproval Of the Department oil JUS
tics, but nothing OF the nature OF dis
cussion took place. rs II was iuliy
agreed that his remarks were In no re-
gard justi6able, the members Of the
Cabinet expressing themselves without
reserve. The result WAS that II was de-
tsrmined to have q change made In the
Special Counsel. and the Attorney Cen
rrsl prepared the following dispatch.
which was sent to United States Attor-
nsy Dyer late this afternoon.
DEPARTMENT or JUsricE,
wAsuISaToN, December 10.
To Hon. N. T.. Dyer. United States
Attorney, st. Louis: Tho sworn report
of Hendsrson's speech forwarded by
Mr.. Eaton, and referred to by both you
and Henderson In your dispatch OF yes
tsrday 10 correct. The report was re-
viewed in full Cabinet to-day, and 1t
was, regarded by every member as an
outrage ON professional propritty thus
TO reflect without o shadow Of reason
% the President, by whom his EN-
pleymcnt by this department. was sano.
TONED. In order that no impeachment
might be placed in tho way Of bringing
to speedy punishment every defrauder
Of the revenue. you will advise General
Henderson Of his discharge from fur
Their seryics and secure in his place the
aid Of the most able and efficient coun.
vol you can And. without regard 10 his
politics.
(signsd), z. 8. PrxRsrposr.
Attorney General.
battle Between whites and Hacks
In M~ississippi
CHICAGO, Dec. 10.-A Times vicks-
burg, Miss. special says: News has
Just reached this city OF Q bad state Of
Affairs at Rolling Fork. thirty miles
above vicksburg. Two weeks ago q per-
sonal difficulty between q white man and
q negro resulted In the latter being
49, 49,, 40 :,o,a vhsrs he vbits
nan has- conosslsd bimsslf. and knock.
;na do-n IN door ,hot him and bent
him cruelty. Aftsrward several negroes
engaged In the Outrage were arrested.
when an attempt TO escape led TO the
wounding OF . number. both whites and
constant anprebension of nm outbreak
until on Monday, when information was
received that the negroes were arming
themselves in large force to march upon
the whites. Who were unpreparsd. The
colored Sheriff (Scott) ~notifedthe whites
OF the intended i~nsurrsotion and author-
lied . large number Of whites to act as a
posse comitatus to arrest aud disperse
the armed band Of negroes. The whites.
numbering twenty-five, under command
Of Colonel Ball, met the negroes, num-
bering two hundred, commanded by
Noah Parker, near Hunts place, and o
battle cnsued, in which the colorei COM
mander and one Of his captains, named
Arthur McBrooks. together with Eve
other leaders. were killed and a large
number wounded. The negroes scat.
tsrsd in Wild confusion After tho arst
and nom NJ re vbitos ware s~srious.
IN hnyt. All 4. renoyted ouist nov. but
AZ vbitss ara All under arms acting
under th. Sherifrs instruotiops, and AZ
the negroes are reported organizing. an
other conflict Ia expected.
Tn. n.b~eek Csurt or Inquiry.
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proving nis sul' ss,V aaaue -.
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s~ta1snienIs maui .ne ~; Louis wn.sy
uiais' anu no ns,'us ','.s'spn.u
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49, anil \, 81 Iori. Aftst showing
,hat ,h;s cours baJ only limited iurisdie,
lion ami Was suborlinate 10 tbs civil
cou,,s In ths matter Of CALLING for viii.
800. n.ns,s ana r.co,ds AMI th.t n.
.s,d;ct .bopid moi and conId moi inan.
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Grant, to whom the cass was to DO
stated. Judge Advocate Gardner said he
had q letter nom Babcock requesting
that this trial before the military tribunal
be postponed until the trial ut ST. Louis
was concluded, and the court according
ly adjourned to meet again at
noon tomorrow and daily until further
fn.
Prssideasial Vaccinations.
wAsurNorox, December 10. - The
President has nominated Levi Dapus to
be Coiner at the Mint, Carson, Nevada;
John A. Keyes, Postmaster at visalia,
California: J. ID. HYDE. Register Of the
land Office At yisalia. California: G.
M. Paterson. Rec,ster Of the Land Of
Ace nj Marysyiiie. California: II. NJ, |
Register Of the Land Office at
TnIapandanea Nalifornia. II NJ Tvch. |