Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-02
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

NEW YORK, August 1.-The Worlds
Washington special says that Congress-
man Goode authorizes the contradiction
OF the story that his friends traded votes
for him to be absent from the banking
and currency committee.
Minister Moran to Portugal. has ar
rived in England much shattered in
health, and it is feared that his working
days are over
Vanderbilt was considerable worse last
night.
The Times Washington special says:
The House Committee ON Banking and
Currency meets again tomorrow, but it
seems certain that no definite action will
be taken on the bill for the repeal of the
Resumption Act. 1t is asserted with
seemingly good authority, that a letter
has been received from Tildep, for some
one speaking for him, in which request
Is made that no party action shall be
taken upon the bill this session. 1t is
said that this request is based upon an
understanding had at Saratoga between
Tilden and Hendricks, and that it is
considered as settled that there will be
no further agitation of this question dur
ing the present session. The letter has
been cautiously spoken of among lead
ing Democrats, but few have seen it.
Goodies absence to. day again from the
Banking and Currency Committee,
though he was in town, and in the House
voted on the naval report, strengthens
the belief that his being seated was
part OF an arrangement on the money
question. Another conirmatory circum-
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rison on the first day of the Platte. Goode
discussion, expressed purpose to vote
for Platte, and volunteered the opinion
that be would be seated when the vote
came. He recorded himself in both bal
lots as in favor of Goode. There is no
reasonable doubt of the truth of the
charge connecting Goodies vote on the
currency legislation, for the evidence of
truth multiplies.
The Tribunes Washington special
says: About the Belknap case, it is
known by some of the Senators who
voted that the Senate did not have
jurisdiction to try the case on account
of the resignation of the Secretary,
before his impeachment. They will re-
frain from voting tomorrow and it is
co'Aofou VIA AL Auo Sdlue TeaSOu wore
not guilty explaining, however, that
they do not desire their votes to be in
terpreted as expression of an opinion on
the testimony, but rather to protest
against the power of the Senate to pass
upon the question at all.
A special to the New York World.
dated the LIST. says: Lord Dufferin left
Ottawa to-day bound on special visit to
British Columbia. The vice-regal party
on the occasion. consists of His Ex-
cellency and the Bountess: of Dufferin,
Col. Dattleton, Capt. Hamilton, Capt.
Ward and his private secretary. Private
cars were attached to the regular train
at the Ottawa depot where their excel
lencies were received and saluted on
their departure by the Gov. General and
the Foot Guards with music, colors 1y-
ing, discharges of artillery and hearty
cheers at the stations along the grand
trunk road. Loyal Canadians turned
out to pay their respects to the most
general and accomplished OF viceroys.
His first visit to the British population
OF this remote Pacific Coast; British
Columbians are enthusiastically pre-
pairing to receive him as he approaches
them across 1000 miles of United States
territory. The fact alone will have
some tendency to urge forward the COM
pletion of that great Canadian Pacific
Railroad enterprise.