Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-30
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FROM THIS MORNINGS viRGISt, UNION.
The War ClOud TEir krninE Fast-AH the
Artillery Ilrlr rcd In Ihi. Ernni.

f Artiilery ordered To Ihr Front.
ALBANY, April 2-.-It is understood here THAT
all 'he artillery regiments and drtdtchmrut now
in the Government Qualifications have been ordered
To war front, amt that the State militia will be-
called out 10 I'LL their places
BOSTON, April 2S.-Al of the heavy artillery
in Massachusetts has been ordered tn Washing
ton.
The War EieId-Thr Determined Enere.,
OF the X ebels in C0uce nj TN Ting Troop. in
Virginia Collision Cannot be Far On
The Complete and Disastrous Failure Of
General Banks Butler Reports the
Rebels Leaving North Carolina.
NEW YORK. Apr! ga special dispatch to the
Daily New York Times says ihat thc Government
at Washington has information showing the most
determined energy of the rebels in concentrating
troops in Virginia The President has received
dispatch from General Butler stating the belief
that rebel forces had been withdrawn from North
Carolina and thar they are Fastening to reinforce
Lee.
As far rs heard from. mp to II o'clock. nothing
Of importance had TRANSFERRED nj III" front bur
the note Of preparation is heard. The indications
are that a collision cannot be long avoided. Gen
Burnside left yesterday by special conveyance to
Join his command The Signal Corps stationed
here through the winter. left camp a day or two
since for the army II i, generally under.
stood here that Lee will endravor To- bring on a
fight without leaving his entertainments.
\ letter received from Admiral Porter pro
e npuDtHS b.NlNN recent tNpttutlGu - Nl~dNlIbuN
failure. He incurred a loss of thirty pieces Of
artillery. large quantity OF small arms, several
hundred wagons, the first class ..uuport Eastp"rt.
and nearly four thousand prisoners; and in ai,tI
tion. the payIna>ters SAFE, containing SlOUO'Ry
! in gre-nbu *, w.Is captured by the enemy
The rcpnr: that Banks will b. >APcrscded b.
Sick,es i UNTRUE New Orieai;s letter saws our
soldiers afr entirely recovered ro... the fatigue.
consequent upon their late marches and severe
/ fighting. \ rebel battery hal been planted ~
/ Compile Il few miles above Grand EcuTe, in
sequence OF which General smith burned the
town.
T Growers Division. still tat Alexandria, will pro.
badly remain 20 protect the people ii that region
/ from guerras.
! The Tux Bill-Fitty Per Gem. Rates Added
to Present Foreign nnd Domestic
SpiTifs-R ichmOnd reports md the spirit
ofNorth Carolina.
CHICAGO. April 2l-Tkr following joint ,sol;r.
zion has passed the United STATES Senate:
RESOLVED, That until sixty days after the ,lo.'-
ton Of this resolution. iity Ter cent Rates .; 'Gtir
on imports imposed ~ law on -" goods, wares,
UlrrCIHuti>r ami articles imported, Shall hr u;Arl
L. 'h,prc>Cut dulles AMI that impU>IN HOW CHARGED
The Importation Of such articles a. ri>tZcd pJEr.
used tor books AMI I=wpApgrS exclusively, shall "
exempt from the operation OF this re>Huiivn.
In the House. last night the amended tax bill
was adopted taxing bank private circulation
over one-quarter OF one per cent, on all amounts
in circulation Wood offered fan amendment rr-
.
! washburn offered 4 substitute Tor the amend
meut that all spirits Of domestic production. aud
held for sale on the first OF May, iSti, aud upon
which no tax has been paid. shall he subject 10
duty OF siXty-tour cents per gallon and hat all
such spirits hand for sale, on which prior duty
shall have been paid, shall be subject 20 duty vt
, thirty cents Bona idle dealers, whose stock on
hand does exceed TWO barrels, shall be exempt
from the tax. The substitute was agreed ;o-i2
TO o.
WASHINGTON, April 29-Richmond papers
claim 5000 prisoners captured NJ Plymouth. The
political contest in North Carolina il very war'a,
Gov Vance. i'll u speech at Fayetteville. claimed
- BE- in favor of peace. lie read letter ne hatt
written 70 Davis in December last, urging tha'
measures be taken TO close the wsr by nrSoIih-
tcn.
l, is SEATED by a member OF the Union National
Executive Committee that there Is no probability
Of poetPoning the meeting OF the Baltimore Con.
veptiOa.
Generals Franklin and stone will PrObr-
bly, be Relieved and COurt-.hnrtinlcd-
Letters. Dispatches. RumOrs nmd ~tat"-
Generals Franklin and Stone who IL, ui,,l,r I'll,
charge Of having caused through nrclicrrr" aH'.
carrlrssus-S. the disaster 4, Grand Lc"r", Will
probably bc relieved Of command AMI coUri-in,.c
tiale
The Worlds special Washington dispatch SAYS
;ha: SCwbern and Washington. North Carolina.
are safe against the rebels.
\ Yorktown, Virginia. letter says iHSt rruc,
ieScr:rrS repor, Il considerable pane ia Richmond
and Petersburg The rebels momeutarily expecting
the appearance Of a strong Federal column.
Many OF the inhabitants are going further South,
The Herald has letters from the fleet of vii
minston, stating shat BcaureGard went through
Wilmington 10 Richmond
The rebels are sending all the men they cam 10
Richmond
The impression is that the campaign will resu.;
in Federal success and the fall Of Richmond.
Gold in New York opened AZ 71tc., advanced
10 sc. and closed at sic.