Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-18
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From New Orleans -AppEoncuoe
Crevasse-Sheridan Hound LOT IN
White House-Friendly AHi'uoe
Canada.
NEw ORLEANS, March 9.-There ar
great fears of Crevasse opposite this city
which will prove very destructive should
it occur.
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Information
from the Army of the Potomac says sher'
man is on his way to the White House. on
the Paumunkey.
The batteries at Fort Morton shelled the
enemy's line briskly on Monday the lSth'
and were replied to but with no damage
as far as known.
QUEBEC, March l5.-Parliament last
night, voted million dollars for the per-
manent defense of the country, and also
$3.50, 900, for the expenses of volunteers
on the frontier.
The finance Minister in his speech. said
the Canadian government were OF the
opinion that so long as the American war
lasts we must have defense on the frontier,
in the shape of police and militia, to sup
port the Civil authorities and fulfill the
obligations we are under, to act the part
of good neighbors toward the United
States.
New Issue Of Seven.Thirties-lIo Move
| in NNrIh IT, IndImY
Edict on Resident Blockade Rum
ncrs.
New YORK, March l5.-The CONNER
eiars special dispatch says 1t is under
stood that Secretary Mccullough content
plates the issue of new series of Seven
Thirties, under the auspices of Jay, Cook
s Co.
A dispatch dated Newbern, March llth'
says the prisoners taken by the re bells in
front of Kinston have been re-captured ;
that Gen. Terry has formed junction
with our forces there, and that Sherman
was expected in the rear of the rebels at
Goldsboro on the 18th or 18th.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, I
WASHINGTON, March II.
The President directs that all persons
who are now, or hereafter shall be found
within the United States, and who have
been engaged in holding intercourse Of
trade with the insurgents by sea, if they
are citizens of the United States, or domi-
ciled aliens, be arrested and held as pris-
oners of war until the war shall cease ;
subject, nevertheless, to prosecution, trial
and conviction for any ofense committed
by them as spies, or otherwise against the
laws Of war.
The President further directs that all
nonresident. foreigners who now are, or
hereafter shall be found in the United
States, and who have been engaged in
violating the blockade of insurgent ports,
shall leave the United States within twelve
days from the publication of this order,
or from their subsequent arrival in the
United States, if on the Atlantic side, and
forty days if on the Pacific side Of the
country; and such persons shall not re-
turn to the United States during the con-
| tinuance of the war.
Provost Marshals, and Marshals Of the
United States will arrest and commit to
military custody all such offenders as shall
disregard this order, whether they have
passports or not, and they will be de-
tanned in such custody until the end Of
the war, or until discharged by subse-
quent order of the President.
(Signe0 WIZ. H. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
Nomination in Rhode IsIand-Im =
portant News from south Americn.
PROVIDENCE Or. ~, March l5.-Tj
Union State Convention nominated jam i
G. Smith for reelection to the Office q
Governor.
New York, March l5.-The Ocean
Queen, from Aspinwall March It'll, bring
ing a half million of dollars in treasure,
has arrived.
News from Central America is unim-
portant.
A rumor has been received from Equa-
dor to the effect that there is likely to be
trouble between that State and the United
States of Columbia.
The most important item o: news is that
the Peruvian Government had seized Ex-
President Castillo, Generalissimo of Peru,
on the charge of attempting to get up a
revolution, and sent him to sea. 1t is not
known where, but it is supposed to be to
China.
The war between Brazil and the Repub-
lie of Uruguay and Paraguay, is raging
furiously.
The steamer Sacramento arrived at
Panama, from San Francisco, on March
the 7th.
The iron wharf at Aspinwall has proved
failure.
Sue Munday" Hnnged-From Mo-
biIe-Aid for mexico-The Indian
acknowledgement in Our Posses
sion-Latest from Europe.
LOUISVILLE, March l5.-Jerome Clarke,
alias Sue Munday, was hanged this after
noon, in pursuance of the sentence Of the
Military Commission.
NEW YORK, March LA letter from
the Department of the Gulf indicates that
the expedition against Mobile had already
begun.
The Tribu,se's special dispatch says one
of the most celebrated lighting regiments
of New York, with every officer from its
Colonel down, have taken VOW to serve
the popular cause in Mexico as soon as
they are out of the war with the rebels.
II IA nos;tively asserted that Senator