Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES

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DISPATCHES.
From tho Virginia Union of this morning.I
SAN Francisco, August 1.-THE steamer
Sacramento brings two days later news than
that received by telegraph for the first time
since the establishment Of the Pony Express.
Senator Nye was among the passengers.
ReconstructIon Progressing - Gov
ernor of Utah Appointments for
the Pacific Slope.
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Information re-
ceiyed here from prominent citizens of
Southern States gives assurance that the
work Of restoration Is progressing much more
smoothly than it was at first anticipated, and
that the unfriendly u%tterances Of some editors
are not indicative Of the unpaciic spirit Of
the people.
Ex-United States Senator Charles Durkee,
Of Wisconsin, has been appointed Governor
of Utah Territory, to fill the vacancy caused
by the death Of Governor James D. Doty.
w. s.: Adams has been appointed Collector
of Customs for the District Of Oregon.
The President has appointed the following
Postmasters: Thomas G. Mccormick, At
Marysvillc, California; E. G.. Randall. at
Portland, Oregon; George Rowland, at Sac
ramento, California and Christopher MUIR,
at La Paz, Arizona Territory.
The White House BesieEed-Prcsi.
dents HeRlth-Trinl Of miss HRr-
WASHINGTON, July l6.-Ihere was a great
throng at the White House, on Saturday, Of
persons desiring an audience Of the Presi-
dent.
The Presidents health is now restored and
he is again transacting a large amount Of
business daily.
The trial OF Miss Harris, who shot a clerk
in the Treasury building, will probably be
concluded on Tuesday. The trial has grown
in interest, and has been %protractcd much
longer than was at first anticipated. But lit.
tic doubt is entertained Of her speedy acquit-
tai whenever tho case Is given to the jury.
Judge Wylic has decided almost every point
in her favor, and as far as in his power has
already acquitted her. The sympathies Of
the community are undoubtedly with her
now, although such was not the case before
the trial commenced rasE EU
An As.nssinntion Cnrd-Henry a.
Wise Turns Up. . w
PHILADELPHIA, July l6.-Wcischman, the
principal witness for Government in the con-
spiracy cases, publishes q card in the Sunday
Dispatch, stating that the statement Of
Brophy, impcaching his. character and testi-
mony, is a tissue Of lies from beginning to
end that said statement was twice submitted
to Judge Holt and once to President john
son, and all members Of the Court, before
the execution, without effect; that it was
only at Brophy's; " request that he was
not called to the stand to testify to Weisch-
mans good conduct. The. card also details
some conversation Of Mrs. Surratt which did
not appear before tho Court, showing her
knowledge Of the conspiracy. He says that
Brophy is an alien, unnaturalized, and has
never taken the oath Of allegiance to the Gov
eminent he attempts to assail in the person
of its chief witness.
Henry A. Wise has turned up in Rich
mond, and recently made application for re-
possession Of his plantation, situated at
Rolliston, q few miles from Norfolk. In his
application, Wise sets forth that he is q pa
rolled prisoner; that he belonged to the Army
of Northern Virginia, and that he received q
paper in due form at the hands Of Mai. Gen.
John Gibbon, on the occasion Of the final
and total surrender Of Lees army, granting
him the privilege Of going about undisturbed
and unmolested. y.... .-.
Gwin Again.
orn,,ont Tho DiaJIo 1e, E,nc,Io COWS m
G,r;n has ohto;nsd from his Xs;ss,v non. ~
~" no,nors Nv t;,ies which have Soo2 ettr;h,'
~ Nc. ~ bae no nonnso,;on ,s;,h ~
Isu aoIiI u To-, we MnS"n...nI ,Sn,
his very features are unknown to the men,
bcrs of the administration. His presence in
n,sa .teo nus ~. nopts Of thc cmn;rs ors onon
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FROM H,nssSn. o '"'"
Panama,Papers 70 July zotn are received.
The dou6le;ender steamer S9wanee, from
New YORK VIA tne Suats o. magguan, ~,
rived ut Panama on tne the l0sn OF Jury n
let Tor the Mexican coast on t9e Lod.
q nlItiuy oLy n., SIooL.S;an Dr. HH:Ch'
porM roar,,;nn in The death ~ Admiral
pon;,o md otber officers. and the cantmre
~ tho shin nv tho m~utineers. The Amazon
onerw.rds nrooeeded 10, Pisco. where the
sloop.of.war America. recently arrived from
Europe, was at anchor, and signalized to
the captain, TO come on board; which he
did, and was Immediately made a prisoner.
The America was then ordered to surrender
which was done, the crew yielding without
the least resistance. The small steamer
Tumbez, which was cruising off 1slay, is also
supposed to have been captured by the
rebels. Montero IL said 70 bein command of
the rebel feet. The Government have now
only the Apurimac and Chalaco that are
available as vessels OF war, o the famous