Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-18
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naTRa T0 NAY 1851.

DATES To MAY 16th.
General Dana ReIieved-Hh SIC.
ceo|or-OId FOoIe 70 DO Tried ior
Trrasoa or Quit the Country.
New York, May l5.-Lieutenant Zen
eral Gran. ha, relieved Major General
Dana from command of department OF
Mississippi, and ordered him to report at
his place of residence for further orders.
Major General Warren succeeds Dana IN
command.
NEW Yoax, May l6.-The Tribune says
Henry $. FoOte, late ofthe rebel Congress-
who was some time since released from
prison here, on parole, was few Gays
since notified that he must stand his tr'al
for treason or quit the country. he &C.
cepted the latter alternative, and Is no"
supposed to be in Canada.
JeG. Davis to 70 70 Fort La1ayo'se-
The Tesiim0ny Against HUI.
New YoRx, May l6.-The Times
learns, from source Of undoubted au'
thority, that jeff. Davis is to be confined
at Fort Lafayette. rra a. ..
The Commercials special dispatch says
JEFF. Davis will reach Washington in the
middle or latter part of the week. POSI-
tive testimony against him from Rich
mond will not he wanting.
Skilful detectives are unraveling the
movements of Suratt, who was in Rich.
mond shortly before the murder, and had
more than one interview with Davis and
Benjamin.
Tho Mexican Emigration.
NEW YORK. May 1.-the Herald's
special dispatch says it is expected tina,
within two weeks there will be an offer to
our capitalists of Mexican loan, based
on such securities as will recommend it as
an investment.
II is ascertaiued that nearly all the
emigration schemes now creating so much
excitement, are totally unauthorized. II
ia in,imated that some of them have been
instigated and managed by French ennis.
series, with view to induce government
to prohibit immigration.
GOy, lee Brown PrIsoner-General
Surrender or Rebel TrooPS and
GuerriIIas.
NEw YoRx, May ia Nashville dis.
patch to the Times says Joe Brown. late
rebel Governor of Georgia, was brought
here last night as prisoner and left in
the evening for Louisville.
JEFF. Davis, under strong guard, will
arrive here (Nashville) on Thursday even.
ing, 18th. ..,.
Every rebel body Of regular soldiers and
suerrills organization in this State and
Northern Alabama have given up, and
will come in under General Thomas late
order.
Thousands of rebel soldiers have arriy-
ed here and taken the oath, including the
redoubtable Dick McCann.
Nearly all the hospitals are cleared out
Thousands Of Government employees are
being discharged.
New Amnesty ProcinmntiSn.
New York, May l6.-The Herald't
special dispatch says President johnson
has under consideration a new amnesty
proclamation, the issuance Of which It Is
expected will be decided on at a Cabinet
meeting to be held to-day. This procla-
nation, IL issued, will announ what
classes Of rebels are to be held responsible
for their treason and what Others will not,
MoarnInE In New Grenade.
New YoRE, May l6.-Ocean Queen
from Panama, May 5th, has arrived.
General Sickles had public audience in
Bogota with President Murillo.
The news of the assassination of Lincoln
was received May LIST, casting gloom over
the entire community. A large meeting
was held at the American Consulate. at
which appropriate resolutions were adoP-
ted. Half hour guns were ordered to be
fred, and memorial subscription Of one
dollar each was also started. The Eng
li,h war steamer Devas tation, and U. 5.
steamer Cyane. lowered their flags, and
fred half hour guns.
Affairs In Central and South Amer
lea.
A new contract of the Panama Railroad
Company had passed the first reading in
the Bogota Congress.
President Murillo has consented to act
as mediator between Costa RIGA and
other Central American States.
A disturbance occurred at Bogota, ow'
ing TO the refusal of some members Of
Congress to uncover their heads while a
religious procession waA passing. Sew
eral persons were shot. ss-.g
Gen. Barries has left Costa Rica en-
route for Salvador, with the object OF
heading the Liberals Of that republican
revolution.
The Peruvian brig, Admiral GulzEe'
with General Castillo on board as prison
er. arrived at Acapulco. Mexico on the
I'd inst. -.. -',.-4
About fifty arrests had been made in
Panama Of psEsons engaged in the late
Disturbances there. r..
spain had made . demand against
Chile. Munitions Of war had been sent
south BY Chile to protect places likely to
be attack.
The trouble between Chile, and Para
quay is not settled. ~
The revolution in Peru had progressed
but little, and it Is thought that 1t will Dc
put pown. -r- -...- .-sf,
From the Virginia Union Of this morning.
PaPSicuIaPS Or the Capture OF SeH'
80 --r-- DaviS. ~
CuMDIRLAND, NAY ll.-At Daylight ~;
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