Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-12

EAsrER N
our Foreign DipIomniic NsrvIce.

propriatc q sum In gross for the foreign
services Of the United States during the
present fiscal year. The conjecture that
the President will authorize the conduct
Of "a foreign relations on q scale not war
ranted by the appropriations. thus creating
claims against the Government 10 be pro-
vided for In future. Is wholly ~unfounded.
The Presidents plan will be not 10 reduce
the salaries Of either Foreign Ministers or
Of Consuls. but to recall = number Of them
from less important points. For instance.
he remarked within q day or two that. IL
he found II necessary, In order to keep the
expenses Of the service within the appro-
priation. he would recall our diplomatic
representatives In Europe except three or
four. leaving only those who are stationed
In countries between which and the United
States important unsettled questions are
pending. and In those where. ON account
of war. u Is especially desirable that the
United States shall have . representative.
Special missions 20 countries from which
our Ministers are Withdrawn eau. he
thinks. be performed by detailing occa-
sionally those who are retained. The
President said he would not recall any Of
our representatives In South American
corr, ~ ,he imnort.nce N critr.,iro
Gorilla, rels,ions between ,ho.s =corrtries
..S h...uaa ~ ,n,,er,.., 49,. ~ 80
..nIs..,an haswoap ,h.r, 49, \, i,n-
possible for n Minister 10 bo accredited
"ssos"kson AS.
WASHINGTON. August lin the Senate
to-day Sargent said he had received q
nisfram sisnsn .! ,na sn Fr.nn.o natina
immsdi.,e action on ,he biii N csrrv into
sGac, the HAWAIIAN treaty.. and ststsed thst
,he honor ~ tho country and ia national
and commercial interests demanded action
an mai biIl' Ne saiJ 4 most lively in.
terest was fclt In n ON The Pacific eoast
and delay in acting on The bill was In.
iurious 10 bnsiness. n would be better 10
nav, the hill disposed Of even IL Il be re-
Ieeted. He gays notice he sbould move
ttbat the Sen.te t.te n recess from q 10 7.3O
y N ami ,b., tho evening session be de-
voted to Inc Confederation Of the hill.
Allison and HitcbcocLs' amendments.
.di.J A., ,ho Senate 40 Inc pos,.ronte biIi
,o.Jsv will N CONQUERED In Inv Inc Uouse.
ssys The Jaiiy ,-r,ns-continenia mail ami
al.o enable Inc Atlantic coast letters 10
reach Nan Praneisco An six iays. Ailison's
,unronri.,ing sos q for A
SUNDAY mail between Chicago and Omaha
was offered at the suggestion OF Sargent.
who was engaged on the Conference Com
mittce.
Joseph @. Hill Of Boston was to-day APP
pointeA supervising architect OF the Treas
ury. He has been draughtsman and assis-
tant architect for several years.
Tn. I,di.u sisusties.
c.,,,oo .,o,.,,I -po,Iow,n. "a oon.
.,
erai Sheridahs iet"r oueherai Shermah'
CHIc,oo. August 81 have not yet been
able to reinforce tho garrisons AT He'd
Cloud. at Spotted Tail or al Standing
Rock, M n In be strong enough to combat
the Indians, or TO arrest and disarm those
coming In. ! beg OF you To aee the Mill
tary Committee Of the House and urge on
II the necessity OF increasing cavalry regi.
ments TO 100 to each company. General
Crooks total strength II l,77i, Terry's IL
i.s7a. aud to give this force to them ! have
stripped every pos, from the line OF liant,
.opa '" reNs We wan. no,e ,un y,
NH. w na,e no' cN"u o,a" !.
ehinsunB inu,hn seous 'M', INV. nys
- many i' aw aio"., ss u' WIFI %he
InaI.ns m,,h nana,.h T,onn .ra no, an.