Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-21
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Daily Union.]
Rr.n Now OFleanS-CottOa-G
SHarfIan-9ehOOlO etc.

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mated that the total amount Of cotton Sc
creted west Of the Mississippi 10 one hundred
thousand bales, two-thirds OF which il in Ar,
kansas. Pierre Soule is in Mexico. Ex.
Governor Moore was arrested at Mobile anG
sent to Washington.
General Sheridan has issued orders for.
bidding military interference with the ship.
ment Of cotton.
The steamer Governor Troup, for Sayan.
nah with cargo Of cotton, took FIRE eleven
miles below Augusta. The vessel, cargo and
baggage were lost.
General Molineaux has ordered the school
teachers Of Augusta to take the oath Of allie
glance. Orders have been sent BY the au.
thorities Of Augusta for supply Of school
books for the free schools to be at once
opened for all classes.
All restrictions on trade are removed by
Generals Gilmore and Grover in their re-
spective departments.
ROrtiAcatiOns or Sabine Pass Cap
tnFea-ReAel ROFces In Texas Dis
Rebel Ran - be Given
Up.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Navy De.
partment has the following, New Orleans,
May 3lst: "a dispatch, dated May 25th,
has Just been received from Capt. Sands re-
porting the evacuation Of the defenses Of Sa-
bine Pass, and Forts Nanahatts and Griffin.
Acting volunteer Lieutenant Commander
Pennington, hoisted the United States flag
on the forts. The guns, FIVE in number, were
spiked. Fort Griffin is described as having
Eve bomb-proofs, covered with two feet OF
solid timber, two layers railroad iron and four
feet of earth on top. There were four msga-
zines Of like construction. Lieut.. Penning-
ton LEFT forces enough to hold the forts and
retired with his vessels, leaving the American
flag flying.
Captain Sands, under date Of the 9th. re-
ports that the rebel army Of Texas has dis
banded, and that the men have gone to their
homes.
The terms Of surrender recently executed
at New Orleans, between rebel commission
sent BY Kirby Smith and Candy, having been
complied with on the part Of the rebels it
only remains for the United States to occupy
the Notifications. With regard to the rebel
naval forces in Texas, am assured by the
Confederate Lieutenant commanding, Jona-
than Carter, who is now here and declares
himself to be Senior Naval officer, that there
is no naval property, nor any officers in Texas
or on the seaboard, and that the only vessel
in Red River, is the Ram Missouri, which
will be surrendered to the commander of the
Mississippi squadron"
ColIision-Arrcst q = Gaerrilla-The
Explosion d Mobile ReaiEnation
ene ApRe
CAIRO, June 1.-THE steamers Poland
and Idaho, collided in the Yazoo river on the
Sd, sinking the Poland with loss Oh ten or
twelve lives.
Morgan, the rebel who last year shot Can
by, has been arrested.
New orleans advlces 70 the otn, state tnat
an important clue 10 the cause OF the Iate as
astrous explosion at Mobile, has been OBJ
tanned. A man. named Wall has been ar
rested at Mobile, charged with being impl-
Gated. He states that he and two other men,
on the night previous to the explosion, placed
torpedoes between the buildings containing
the powder and that the work was performed
under directions from the rebel Major, who
threatened them with instant death, if they
disooeyed or onereo resistance; ana tnat tne
MAJOR Afterwards hSnteo luse Oh sneh
connected win an lnlernai macnlne. tIiIe.
Goes WeTS Sso - ". :. .I, ~ -, or
custom HOUSE, 80 afranSeu Us " eSp.oSe on
the opening oi uooIs.oInels "eis I11nu Gun
ceaied IN some oesk IN tne same oonolng.
warren mas lesIGuso ms conini ISL ~
ha)or-Generai Oh volunteers ana mas oeen
succeeded IN the command OF Nleksourg oy
General OsternSus = ,.u;.
NsWBERN, y. ", june 9:-intelhgence
from all parts OF the STATE inoeates Ieturn
OF the people 70 loyalty 70 the united otates'
Cln!ens nom Ginerent counues are esIao-
fishing home police system Tor the purpose
Of maintaining order and suppressing depre-
dations. Prospects are that a movement to
restore civil laws through the Inauguration OF
a new state Government will call out the
largest vote ever cast IN the State, so anxious
are the people to return to peaceful pursuits.
President Johnson amnesty ProS!aHatton
Is well received oy the people Oh tnis otnse
also tne Sppolnsmen' 'i I' hh"'"en ID f'-
TlsIonAi uoIeIno[; o.. .,,oa
Inc peoP1e o. scum .;I;.aa, nr ,,he S
upon tne Cniteu go. ~ a.S..;o-
at Cnahlotte, N nm oeAUe' lol P.oSseSs.on ~.
against some OF Inen own PeoPlS WY arc
committing depreoanons upon eacn o'her'
HuaIness ReVivinR In VirEinia-JOhn
c. RrcekinridEe in Cuba.
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Herald's Rich
mond and Petersburg dispatches show
rapid revival of business in those places.
Great progress has been made in the work OF
re-establishing civil government throughout
Virginia, under the auspices OF Gov. FisI-
pont. The authorities, as fast as pracucaole
and polite, are turning over the state prop
erty to the charge Of the new administrator,
and in a much better condition than was
feared Waen it fell into their hands. :,
NEW YORK, June IA dispatch, dated
Lexington, hy., June ~, says tnst IeIa1ie
informahon mas reaenea Ine i!ienus OF .nnn
- 80 n Snhs HoT he eot there thew
80 - -,
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MAsh!N st 60. suu 6a-.o snno,ne.
celse4 az .ue S - ~ Ns.ha,i.nS" has
mat IIe oosG ~ y, sne ;.;an - hs,i;a'
ioIm . 80 aaSnN5s AZ - ~ rshsIs Th;s e
sieus ttS - S1. 80 ,h;. Go,.rnnosnt
~ j sse 80 - IN Ps,;,;ms nowe,s As Hoi.
land was about the first power to become our
ally amer our Revolutionary struggle, so, to
her honor. she has been the very frst to re-
trace her steps, after having assumed differ
emit position during the rebellion.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE Russian
Minister, Baron Stoekl, and the Spanish
Minister, Mr.. Vassan, waited upon Mr.. Sew
ard Yesterday afternoon at the Department Of
State. to express, in the name Of their re-
spectiye Soyerei0ns, the profound coincidence
and sympathy Of these two great nations for
the national loss sustained by the assassin
alton on our late President, and for the sui.
ferinas of the family Of the Secretary Of State.
They greeted Mr.. Seward with the most cor
dial eSpressions and sincere satisfaction at