Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-17
EASTERN TELEGRAPH


Cincinnati. conveyed four steamers from
Selma, Ala, having twenty-five hundred
bales of cotton on board. Considerable
cotton still remained at the river landings.
NEw YoRx, May 1.-THE Corsica from
Havana, May 9Th, and Nassau, May 9th.
reports that the rebel ram stonewall was
at anchor outside the harbor at Nassau,
when she left. ...r
CHICAGO, May l2.-General Rosecrans
in speech yesterday, in Boston, denied
having anything to do with the Mexican
scheme, and characterized it as bucca-
neering expedition.
LOUISVILLE, May l2.-General Stead
man arrived here to-day, en- route to
Washington. having been ordered there
by President Johnson for consultation as
to the best course to be pursued in the
restoration of civil law in Alabama and
Georgia.
The Government Loan - VirRinia-
|
New York, May l2.-The Washing
ton special correspondent of the Tribune
says there were remaining yesterday MORN
ing but ten million one hundred thousand
dollars of the present series of the Govern
ment loan.
Governor Pierpont will go to Richmond
and establish the State Government, next
week.
Mrs. Lincoln starts for Chicago on
Monday or Tuesday.
PHILADELPHIA, May l2.-Subscriptions
to the 7.30 loan to-day, amounted to four
teen millions.
New YORK. May l2.-Bishop Johns, Of
the Diocese of Virginia, has issued a letter
to the Clergy and Laity of his Diocese in
structing them to resume the form Of
prayer in use before the rebellion. He
expresses hope that the resumed civil re-
lasions may be happily maintained, and
rebound to the glory Of God and the tenn.
poral and spiritual welfare Of the nation.
NOrth CaroIiua-Terriac Gale and
| Thunder storm In the Esat.
The New York Tribune's special dis
patch, dated Raleigh, May 9Th, says Chief
Justice Chase is now at Wilmington,
where citizens from different parts of the
State will meet him for consultation.
Last night, during thunder storm,
Shirtland & Sons warehouse, in Brooklyn,
was struck by lightning and ared. Loss
$4,000. The storm was accompanied
by gale which did great damage. A
large number Of houses were unroofed and
several persons injured. No lives known
TO be lost.
The Posts Newark. n. j., correspon-
dent says there was great destruction of
property and many persons injured in that
city by the gale. Over one hundred trees
were uprooted. In Philadelphia twenty
three houses were blown down.
DAxBuRY, Conn.,, May IA tornado,
accompanied by hail. rain, thunder and
lightning, visited this section last night.
The steeple of a church at Bethel was
blown down throughthe roof, making a
complete wreck of the building. Loss
$4,000.
sympathy Mt Bermuda-Mrs. Suratt's
Case sherman at WashingIOn -
The Policy of the Government.
NEW York, May l2.-The brig Excel
sior, from Bermuda, reports that on the
day of President Lincoln's funeral, all the
Courts on the Island were closed, and
flags at half-mast, draped in mourning,
were flying. The public sympathy was
universal. --'-
The Commercials special says General
Sherman arrived in Washington as wit
ness before the committee on the conduct
of the war.
Reverdy Johnson has consented to act
as counsel for Mrs. Suratt.
RALEIGH, May 6.-Chief Justice Chase
will 20 down the coast to New Orleans,
and thence up the Mississippi, and back
to Washington. His visits are of judi
cial character. From him it is ascertained
that the Administration will continue
military rule in the rebellious States until
they are thoroughly reconciled to immedi-
ate emancipation.
The policy of the Government gives
great satisfaction here, as it defeats the
plans Of Governor Vance and his friends,
whose efforts, if successful, would bring
forth . second rebellion.
The Mexican NI0vencnt - French
MOVemoats 81 ear Frontier.
Nxw YoRx. May l2.-The Herald says
the Mexican emigrant fever is still spread
ing. All the recruiting Offices are daily
thronged BY discharged soldiers, anxious
to take part in the movement. Seven new
Offices were established in this city and
Brooklyn yesterday. Others have been
opened in the surrounding towns. Gen.
ortesa is expected to return from Wash
ington to-day. when some further develop.
ments Of interest may be made. A public
meeting to assist the movement will be
held here soon. 81 a.,.r....--
The Herald's London letter says a
French expedition. composed of one thou
sand French troops and nearly as many
Belgians, had started for Lower California
and Sonora. The ostensible object is re-
ducing Indians of Yucatan. Sonora is to
be speedily and strongly garrisoned with
French troops, so that when Sonora and
Sinaloa are finally handed over to the
French they may be able to hold them.
Mexicaa AHaIFs-EIaflOn Of tho Lib
erals Rnd Alarm or the ImperialiSis'
New YoRK, May l3.-The Heralds
City of Mexico correspondent says the
news Of our national triumph received in
this city, has afforded vast encouragement
to the adherents of President Juarez. His
cause, which short time ago was thought
hopeless, is now rapidly recovering. a
number of victories over the Imperial