Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-02-11
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DISPATCH TO THIS MORNINGS PAPERS,
A Secret Organization in Richmond
for the Release of PrisOners-.As.
sassination of the President, etc.

SdSSIuhSAOh Va tnC L AOoAuSAS1 SeSe
The Richmond Sentinel of Monday, February
9Th, says:
Government for some time has been IN posseE.
sion of facts that limited beyond doubt the exis.
tence of q secret organization Of disloyal men,
having for its object the release of Yankee prison
ers, the assassination of the PreSident, and the
destruction of the Government buildings. The
matter was placed in the hands Of detectives, and
resulted In the arrest Of q German named Heinze.
| a member of this reasonable organization. A
number Of important papers were seized, inclu.
ding lists Of the organization. There Is no doubt
of Heinze'S crime and the criminality Of others,
Fight in Mississippi.
A dispatch from Cliuton, Miss., OF the 4th, to
the Richmond Sentinel says: We have fought
sherman's Corps under Mcpherson all day. They
made but two miles to-day, and will encamp to-
night six or eight miles from Clinton. Persons
report their advancing column to be 700 strong.
Gen. Ross whipped their cavalry on the YazoO
yesterday, in a fight with pistols.
Rebel News from Virginia.
A rebel dispatch from Orange Court House, Va,
on the 7th says: The Federals crossed In large
force on Saturday, at Morton's Ford, but after a
sharp contest were repulsed BY Ed Johnston
division, and driven back over the river and pur-
sued. Our troops returned this morning. The
enemy also attempted to cross at Bnrrett's Ford,
but were repulsed by Gen. Scales North Carolina
brigade and Gen. Seeman's cavalry. The casual
tics on our side are slight. The enemy has re.
tired.
A Federal Raid into North Carolina
and Georgia.
A letter from waltham, n. c., january cath,
states that Western North Carolina and towns in
Georgia, were recently invaded by I500 Yankee
cavalry, who had pillaged Unfortunately and
carried of negroes, food and horses.
Gr0v.. Aarnnnoh
The Savannah Republican, Of January 3lst,
sees no indications of formidable attack in that
vicinity, but reports an attack on the rebel pick
cts at White Marsh, and the Smelling of Thunder
bolt battery by Monitor without effect
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb 10. - Senator Shermans
bill to prohibit speculation in gold introduced
yesterday. All checks and drafts not payable at
sight given in payment If time sales, void, ex.
cept when in the hands of third party ignorant
of the agreement-informer gets one.third
The arguments of whisky merchants are pro.
ducing their effects in the Senate. The amend
ment on the whisky tax will be adopted by the
House.
The Election in Arkansas - Sickles
to go there.
The President has acceded to the wishes Of the
Stnte Convention of Arkansas, and ordered Gen.
Steele to hold an election on the day designated.
To avoid u collision between the military and civil
power, he has commissioned General Sickles to go
to Arkansas to keep things straight.
Losses of the Fourteenth Connnecti-
cut-G0ld.
The Herdlds Army of the Potomac dispatches
place the losses of the Fourteenth Connecticut ut
il3 killed, 6 prisoners and 10 wounded. We lost
no pontoons artillery, nor any part Of the in
fantry force which was cut off by the rebels.
They forced and cut their way through as re-
ported. Gold CO.