Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-03-27
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IsrseIAL pIspArcH TO rHE GOLD NIL DAILY NEW
Goods Failing with GoId-SurrcndeT
Of kinston-Pnnico of tho Rebel Ar

Of kinston-Pnnic of tho Rebel Ar
my.
NEW YORK, March 2O.-The Post says
that leading dry goods retail houses are
marking down their prices to-day to cor
respond with the reduced price of gold.
A letter dated opposite Kinston, N. c.,
March 18th, says that the Mayor, with
delegation Of citizens, was on the oppo-
site side to surrender the city. There are
no signs Of the enemy. The ram was
burned this morning. The works defend
ing town were very strong. The only &C.
casion of their being evacuated is panic in
the rebel army.
Rebel Council OF War-Shermnn at
GoIdsbOrO-MOre Ports of Entry.
NEwBERN IN. CO., March 1910, A. N.
Our forces now occupy Kinston, are re-
pairing the bridge across the Neuse river,
which will be finished in few days.
A Goldsboro Journal of the It'll, states
that council of war was held not more
than three hundred miles from that city,
on the 4th, consisting of their leading
Generals, among whom was General
Lee.
A Colonel belonging to Sherman's army
has just arrived from Wilmington. He
states that Sherman will be in Goldsboro
on the goth of March. The enemy send
no rumors of bad news from Sherman.
The Treasury Department and military
authorities are in favor of having New
bern and Morehead City, N. c., declared
ports of entry.
Great Submissioa Meeting at Will
minHton-" Forget and Forgive"
FORTRESS MONROE, March l9. - In
pursuance of call of the Mayor of Will
mington, on the evening of the l4th, a
very large meeting, including some of the
most prominent citizens, was held, having
for its object the adoption of resolutions
whereby the authority ofth United States
Government would be recognized and
held in obedience. Several speeches were
made and resolutions adopted. The Mayor,
in closing his speech, remarked: MY
friends-Let us tonight forget and for
give all past political differences, and live
only for the future; resolving that hence
forth it shall be our aim and object to Sc
cure peace, promote prosperity, and add
to the glory and grandeur of our common
country"
Rebel Schooner Destroyed-BigcIow,
Minister 10 France - The Pirnte
TuIIRhnssec.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-The Navy
Department has received information of
the capture and destruction Of the rebel
schooner Annie Dale, by an expedition
from U. S. gunboat Pamela, on 18th, in
pass Cavallo, Texas.
WASHINGTON. March 2O.-The Pres
ident has appointed John Bigelow, present
Charge d Affairs at Paris, to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentary
at the court Of France.
BosToS, March 20.-Captain Pettigrew
Of the British bark Sea Gem, at this port,
states that the rebel pirate Tallahassee was
at Bermuda, March filth, under another
name.
Rebel Intention TO Ram" our Fleet
Sat FerrOl.
New York, March 20.-The Times
Paris correspondent says that at rebel
council held in that city, it IL understood
decision was came to authorizing Page,
the commander of the ram Stonewall, to
attack the L. S. fleet in the harbor of Fer
roll. The Spanish feet is composed of
the Niagara, the Sacramento, and it is
presumed the Iroquois. The Stonewall
carries a three hundred FOUNDER and a
thick cuirass, which, leads to some appre-
tensions as to result, as our vessels are
not cuirassed. The. Spanish authorities,
however, have mounted heavy battery,
and are determined to have their heu-
trality respected.
| CunnOnaOInR
| Floods.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-Information
from the Army of the Potomac says cam
nonading was heard all day Saturday,
18th, in front of the Ninth Corps, without
any other object apparently than to advise
our troops that they still have an enemy
opposite them.
PIrTsBuRG, March 20.-We have but
meager details of losses by the late floods.
The total loss is immense; being moder-
ately estimated at over S2,OOO,0OO.
PHILADELPHIA, March 20.-The Pitts
burg Chronicle, of the 18th, says the Allie
ghany river during Friday afternoon, 18th,
rose fourteen feet.
CHICAGO, March 2l.-The foods in New
York and Pennsylvania having reached
their highest points, are reported to be 60
ing down as rapidly as they came.
From the Virginia Union of yesterday morning !
Suppression of Rebel Newspapers.
CRY PoINT, March lS.-The Danville
Register, of Wednesday, remarks that the
recent movements of Sherman and Sheri-
dan have greatly decreased the number of
newspapers published in the country. In
Virginia, we have only daily papers
issued from four points Richmond,
Lynchburg, Danville and Petersburg, and
one weekly at GAINESVILLE. The number
has been largely curtailed in North Caro-
lima.
Wilmington, Fayetteville and Colds
boro are in the hands of the enemy. Some
think Raleigh may go, and then Green's
boro, Charlotte, and some smaller places
will alone be left. In South Carolina it is
even worse. The Mercury was removed
from Charleston some time before the oc-