Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-25
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The Wreck oil the BOhemiam.

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The Wreck of the Bohemian.
PORTLAND, February 4.-So far, only
twenty-six of the Bohemian's passengers are
unaccounted for. The captain supposed him.
self four miles further off than he really was,
had signalled for pilot, and was going at
a rate of mile and half per hour.
Congressional.
New York, February 2i.-The following
confrmations were made in the Executive
session of the Senate yesterday: Geo. f.
Stewart, of New York, Consul-General at
Shanghae; Benz. F. Hall, OF Colorado, Con-
sui at Valparaiso; w. IL. Black, Consul at
Manzanilla Phillip d. Moore, OF Washing
ton Territory, to be Assessor of Internal
Revenue; James W. Shancklin, of Califor-
mia, Receiver of Public Moneys for the Dis
trict of San Francisco James I. Swift, of
California, Register OF the Land Office at
San Francisco.
The Aimaden Quicksilver Mining
Case at Washington.
CHICAGO, February PA Washington
special dispatch says the California quick
silver case attracted to the Supreme Court Il
great many interested parties. Judge Black
eS.erday made motion 70 exclude the Uni
ted States from the controversy, on the ground
that the Government was not 4 party to the
suit. Beloit having fled no exception or
taken no appeal, the Court refused to decide
this motion until after hearing the facts of
he case. Carlisle, of Washington, and VIII
Jams, OF California, appear for the claimants,
Reverdy Johnson represents the New Alma
den Company and seeks to withdraw his
appeal.
From Grants Army.
CHICAGO, Feb. 2ith.-A Chattanooga tele-
gram dated yesterday says, it is thought here
that havinga failed to accumulate force Suf-
ticient for energetic operations, Longstreet is
now endeayoring To effect junction with
Johnston at Dalton. The largest estimate
gives him 10000 infantry and 80 field pieces,
the two rebel armies concentrated, will pro-
badly muster 10000 men. The Provost
Marshars report shows total of 3,275 de-
Serters from JohnSton's army i'll January,
and the first half Of February. General
Palmer pushed detachment into Lafayette
to-day, driving the enemy out.
The War in Europe.
| New YORK, Feb. 2fth.-Thc Hecla, from
Liverpool, February 9th, and Queenstown,
| February 10th, has arrived. The Parliament
/ tary news is unimportant, the report that
under the diet, Prussia had positively de-
clared she would respect the integrity of
Denmark is fully confirmed. The Danes
had retrcatcd from SchleSwig, evacuated
Dannerwcrk, and blown up their works at
| HaSsum. The Germans followed the Danes
to Flensburg, when the latter retrcatcd to-
wards Burkel, several severe engagements
had taken place with considerable loss on
both sides. The Germans secured great
booty, aud a large number of prisoners, ac-
cording 10 some, the Danish possession of
Schleswig mas ended. It is thought the
Danes will make formidable stand at Dup
pei, where they will be supported by fleet,
great anxiety existed at Copenhagen, caused
by the Danish retreat. 1t was reported at
Paris, that revolt had broken out at Copen-
hagen, but it was unfounded.
The English Parliament continue to be
very anti Garmanic The conservative tories
hold that Ear! Russell is responsible for the
Danish rcvcrSeS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0.-The PrusSians occu-
pied Fleusburg. The Austrian losses there
were 100.
| Earl Russell stated in the House of Lords
that Minister Adams thought it prudent to
withhold Stewards offensive dispatch. Derby
was indignant, as it had never been presented.
Layard said America had not made any de-
mand for indemnity for the Alabama's do
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