Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-01-31

oudit not hCQuiTo u tuio III iCO W toni
property, or so Ms TO provide that no
alien shall acquire it. This latter pro-
vision is the law in New York. Sar-
gent remarks that. during the late war,
aliens holding real property gave much
trouble by continually applying 10
their Ministers TO interfere in our mode
OF taxing such property, claiming, in
one instance at least, that the Queen of
Of Great Britain should protect a
British subject from being taxed for an
issue in which he had no concern. The
Senator thinks the example of New
York should he followed in protecting
the soil of the State from seizure by
Chinese, and says their recent threats
to ruin the business Of a California
Congressman because his official action
does not suit them shows a growing
insolence and vindictiveness which
should stimulate the friends of civil
ization in California To still more
earnest efforts for their exclusion.
The National Republican intimates
that there is u plan aioOt to Dust Secre-
iary Sherman and put in Bristow, and
that Halsted, Of the Cincinnati Com.
mercfaI, is engineering the matter.
The President appointed John w.
Mackay and w. 5. Reyes, OF Nevada,
Commissioners to the Paris ex position.
Coster. who was nominated Pension
Agent for New York to day, j. said to
be a friend of Cunkling, though the
latter was not consulted regarding the
appointunent.
The Cabinet considered New Orleans
matters Yesterday. Although The Pr-si.
dent said little, it WAS understood that
he would procure a fair trial for the
Returning Board. 1t is also understood
that no interference with the process Of
the State Courts will he ATTEMPTED.
Hillard will undoubtedly be con-
firmed Minister to Brazil, for all the
democrats a'u Ch,isa,"'cy anu MAI
r, s,tI, stated ,ho, corLl;ng
becan,a nossesseI nj The disnn,ches
which nassad hat ween washington and
ColnInt,ns 0a>t week, in Fet,ruarv a
ve.r avn rey.rdiny the nolicv which
Haves nronosed Ia nursua toward The
SnI,h' and The Cabinet he proposed to
form' If declared Pres,de,,t. If these
d,sn.tches orc ,nada nuI,li. ,hev will
Ia vsrv intarast;nv rea,iinv IN anne
~eptla,nen whosa names wsre s,,uvest
OF fnr I,ah;ns, nosi,inns. esnarialIv
Judyo Iit,Ia Of North e. rolina- who
w.s W IN. time virtually spreed unon
ne tho ranre.sn,afiye ri m. Souti, i'm
tba Cst;nst hnt viz was soft
as;,,e an ,ha bor;,v nj one III lie
washington telerra,ns to Columbus.
The story rs given out that the legal
an'norii,es IN New orleans propose IN
ulctins oec'e.ary Sne'n'a" nno o,nei
rroinihent ftepupi'cans VINO v's'.eu
IIOulSlAHA 10 WItHHSS HE COtl6t OI ID6
vote IN Noveiio-r' iofo' INC acc,iS"''o'i
ue'iG Una .iiey a''s','Pte" " n"ii'el'e
me fsrtur'i''R boaru' also, . 'Iepar
IIs aili"ashs W os'ao'lsi' i"'''ii'u"'io"
anu p'ocure i"iSe 'o'es'
Organization or the chicago Min.
iny Exchange.
CHICAGO, Jan. 80.
Inc Cnlcaeo Mining EXCHANGE was
nnaliy ORGANIZED ihls ih'rninH' u
oireetofs were appoihleu uftii INC ur>t
election Is heid. A prospectus WAS
aHreed upon Ior p~uo'icail0n anu c'rcu
lation IN the country. Inc
snip Is i.Hsneu 10 y anu me lee Ioi me
present Is nxed nj Soo. Inc ceriinca'e
OF organization was 10 me
oecro'ary Oh state. Inc peiie' was e@-
pressed that the Exchange wouiu ur"w
10 Chnago much business wnicn now
Not mnch enthusiasm was manifest
aud the infancy OF the organization
does not appear to he a vigorous one,
. r u
hANsAs SiiY, MO-, Jan. 90.
u DlIec'ors oi the r'rst Nati"na'
ioank Oh ms Guy nave oeciieo " aus
continue their business. ms step Is