Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-02

were driven to the residence Of Senator
Sherman, whore they will remain fol
the present.
When the President elect and party
arrived at Shsrman's residence . large
number Of ladies and gentlemen were
there to rscsivs them and extend con.
gratulations. Arrangements = being
perfected for
CELEBRATING THx INAUGURAL.
On Monday. General whlppls. Of the
United States army. will be Chief Mar
shall Of the inaugural procession. All
the United States troops and marines in
the city and . light battery from Balti.
more have been ordered To report for
parade. The Washington Ligh. Inian-
try corps and Light Guard. and numsr.
Gus civic societies will also take part
In the procession. The following visit
ing organizations will be In the line
State I~nvinciblos. Legion Of Philadel-
phia, Dusasrrs Grsys, Hutchinson's
Battery. Of Pittsburg Columbus Co.
diets. Of Columbus. Ohio Companies r
and ]. First Virginia National Guards ;
Eighteenth add Nineteenth Regiments Of
the Pennsylvania National Guard. Har-
tranft Club. Americas Club. Ninstssnth
Ward Club. Of Philadelphia.
Sixteen pyramids Of Gags and Chi.
nose lanterns will b erected at the
street Intersections and the residences
aud business houses along Pennsylvania
avenue will Be decorated. In the even
ing that thoroughfars will be illuminat.
cd from the Capital TO Seventeenth
street with calcium lights and Chinese
lanterns, and the houses will DO illum.
mated.
CONGRATULATIONS OF rue ApsuNIsTRA.
TON.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-During the
session Of tho Cabinet to-day President
elect Hayes. accompanied BY General
Sherman and Governor Dsnnison called
at the Executive Mansion. Mr.. Hayes
desiring 10 pay his respects To the Pres.
idont. The distinguished party were
ushsrsd into the Council Chamber
where the Cabinet was In session.
and all proceedings were immediately
stopped 80 that tho formalitiss
Of introduction might proceed. Tho
President elect was especially greeted
and congratulated by President Grant
and members Of the Cabinet, all Of
whom. with the exception Of Secretary
Morrill, who was kept away by sickness.
were present, and mutual expressions Of
happiness were exchanged. Atths term.
nation the questions that agitated Con
gress and the country were discussed
and q convsrsation was briefly held. and
the President aud President elect had
nm earnest. quiet conversation Of some
minutes duniion, In which President
Grant acquainted the President elect
with the dir ections given concerning the
new occupancy Of the Executive Man.
sion, and Of the arrangements made In
regard to courtesies attending the inaug-
ura,ion ceremonies, 10 far q they
concerned tho present Chief Magistrate.
The personal and political iienda Of the
President elect were at the Executive
Mansion and when his party left, oil
shook hands with him before he entered
his carriage.
The senate Csnvensd IL Extra ses.
sies.
WASHINGTON, March 2.-Ths Presi-
dent has issued = proclamation convsn-
ing the Senate In extra session on tho
9th instant Mt loon. The proclamation
is as follows: The President Of the
United States OF Amsrica-Proclama.
ton:
wnEREAs. Offsets Of interest TO the
United States require that the Senate
should be convened at II. noon. on the
9th day OF March next, TO receive and set
upon such communications ~ may DO
made to II on the part Of the Executive.
Now, therefore. I, Ulyssos q. Grant,
President OF the United States, have
considered II to DO my duty 70 issue this,
my proclamation, declaring that an OF.
traordinary occasion requires the Senate
OF tho United States TO convene for the
transaction Of business at the Capitol In
the city Of Washington on the 9th day
Of March next. at ~ o'clock at noon,
on which day all Of whom shall be en-.
titled to net rs members Of that body.
are hereby to take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
the United States At Washington this
second day Of March In the year Of our
Lord. 1877. and Of the independence Of
the United States Of America one hun
bred and first.
tsignsd): U. 8. GnASr. President
HAMILTON FIsu, Secretary Of State.
0~evernor Hayes nssigsstiss.
COLUMBUS, o., March 2.-Govsrnor
Hayes LETT his resignation in the Gov.
ernor's Office hero to DO hlsd for future
notice. A telegram was received this
forenoon to hlc II. II is as follows:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. COLUMBUS,
o.. Feb. 49, hereby resign tho Office
Of Governor Of the State OF Ohio. My
resignation TO take effect The second day
Of March next. 4. B HArn."
Upon receipt Of the telegram Lieut..
Gov. Thomas l.. Young was notified OF
Gov. Hayes resignation. He at onoe
proceeded to the Executive department..
where the oath Of ofice a. Governor was
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