Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-14

pected to arrive here Tomorrow.
New Orleans dates to the 9Th have been
received. Advices from the army about
Mobile to April 18th state that water COM
munication between Spanish Fort and
Mobile was cut of, and battery estab-
lished above the fort. Rebel communica-
ton with Mobile is entirely suspended.
The siege progresses favorably. ....
N1w YoRx, April 1.-the Posts
special dispatch says: Advices from
Goldsboro IN. CO., to April 10th says
that positive information had been re-
ceived at that place that Johnson's army
was fifteen miles northeast of that city.
The Herald's correspondent. writing
from Denlonville, Va, April 4th, says
that up to that time. captures from Lees
army were immense, in men and material.
For miles the roads were strewn with
wagons, artillery and ammunition-show-
ing with what tenacity the pursuit was
pressed. Sheridan made the largest part
of the captures; but the infantry are en-
titled to good share of credit.
The proceedings Of the secession con-
ven,ion are published. showing that Lee,
when notified in the presence of the con-
ventlon of his selection as commander of
the Virginia military and naval forces,
replied: Trusting in Almighty God and
an approving conscience, and the aid of
my fellow citizens, I devote myself to the
service Of my native State, in whose be-
half alone will I ever again draw my
sword" ..1 .... .....
NEW YoRK, April l3.-The remains of
Col. Dahlgren have been discovered near
Richmond, exhumed and sent to Wash.
ington.
The Tribune's special dispatch, from
City Point says Gen. Grants army is re-
ported to have turned its face eastward
for the purpose of receiving supplies and
recruiting. -.. .-.- -..-.
Sheridan's prisoners, captured previous
to Lees surrender, are on their way to
City Point. .
The Times City Point special dispatch
says that Lee has expressed desire to
depart for Europe, with his family, at an
early day. He is much affected by his
defeat. JEFF. Davis has deserted him, and
is retreating on his own account.
Three thousand workmen at the Brook.
lyn Navy Yard are on strike, owing to
the reduction of fifty cents per day on
their wages.
Late frOn Mckee.
NEW York, April 1.-THE Moro Cas-
tie has arrived with Havana dates to April
9Th, and advices from Vera Cruz to April
LIST, and Mexico to March 2sth. About
$1,000 French and Austrians are on their
way to Sonora. Bmigants from United
States to Mexico suffer troubles on their
arrival in that country; there is no hope Of
their doing well. ..
Late frOn Europe.
SANDY HOOK. April 1.-THE steamer
New York. from Southampton. March
9th, has Errived. The La France pub
liShes an article signed by Baron Dupuy,
demonstrating that it is to England's ad-
vantage to retain Canada.
The Russian Ambassador at Rome gave
banquet to General Mcclellan. Among
the toasts proposed was one for the main
tenance of friendly relations between Rus
sia and America.
The Portusese authorities had ordered the
rebel ram StonsWall to leave Lisbon. and
manned their forts. The United States
gunboat Sacramento was hourly expected.
LISBON, March 2s-The stonswall has
sailed from this port.
The Niagara and Sacramento have ar.
rived. but the Portuguese authorities have
prohibited their sailing for twenty-four
hours.
LISBON, March 2s-The Federal frigates
Niagara and Sacramento attempted to
sail before the expiration Of time fxed BY
the Portuguese authorities and were fred
upon BY the fort. The Niagara was
struck in the poop, and a seaman was
killed. The vessels thereupon anchored.
Iron the Virginia Union Of this morning.l
Later frOm 9hernaa-1ePorted Sur
reader or JO. JOhnson.
NSw YoRK. April 1.-THE Posts spe-
cal says, letters from Goldsboro on the
sth cay Johnston was retreating towards
Vir9inia, and attempting to join Lee. and
DAT Sherman WIS after him.
The Worlds special suys it was report
Il last night that Johnson had surren-
Aered on the same terms granted to Lee.
0eward's COndItitn. Is
Nsw YoRx. April 1.-THE Tribune,s
special dispatch Says Secretary Stewards
injuries have assumed 9 FERROUS character.
Medical men fear that owing TO his ina
bilitg 20 take solid food, he cannot repair
the waste Of vitality in time to meet the
heat t tia coming warm weather. Sew
AIDE condition 10 such a. to make It nso-
S.so!y that Q conferences on tia Eubiscs
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