Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-21
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HeStPgetIOa 0f Rebel Vessels and
Navy atA-9aWarA win Recover
Also RrOd eeWaFA-NatiOaa MSnu-
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ANsv 0AtEANs, april l3-The Times,
has the following dispatch:
LAKEPoRT, April 49, have just ar.
rived from Mobile. Stars and Stripes
were hoisted on batteries Porter and Nc
Intosh, at 10 a. ", yesterday, and on the
big church steeple in Mobile, at haif-past
2P. ". g,s..Fsfs5 -saass5
Changers forces occupy the city. The
rebels commenced evacuating on the 10Th,
and continued until yesterday, when all
left. .zyy..rlss Hs.E. -..E
The tug.6oat Allena was blown up BY
torpedoes yesterday.sss aRf .sggAs
NEwBERS, IN. CO. April ls-1nforma'
ton reached US tonight that the rebels
have destroyed their embryo Navy Yard
at Halifax, on the Roanoke river, as
corsllary to the victory at Richmond.
Two vessels-one ram and the other
q gunboat.-intended for operations on
North Carolina sounds, and in process OF
construction, were also destroyed. il
WASHINGTON. April ls-Secretary Sew
ard was 90 much better to-day, that he
was able to be assisted from bed and sup
ported at the window, where he witnessed
the passage of portion of the funeral
procession. Fred Seward is also improv-
ing. ....r. a.... y
CHICAGO, April ia National Monu-
ment Fund is on foot, and q plot of ground
containing six acres, in the heart of the
the City Of Springfield, (nl.) has been
selected as the burial place of the lamented
President Lincoln. '~@. ..'.
MOuFnfaI Manifestations in Canada
Reward offered fer the AHsassinn
-AuFrendeF Of Lee and MOsby-
Death Of Andrew jackson, Jr-
College BaFned.
CHICAGO, April 9th.--Dispatches from
Halifax. St. Johns, Montreal. and other
points in the British Provinces say there
is general suspension Of business, display
Of flags at half mast and other manifesto
tons Of deep sympathy with the people Of
the United States and respect for the char
acter Of the deceased President.
Dispatches from all parts Of the East and
West state that the day is universally OBJ
+erved-all business is suspended. The
churches are filed and diScourses appro-
pirate to the occasion were delivered.
WASHINGTON. April 90th.-The War
Department offers a reward of $4,000
for the arrest of the assassin of the Presi-
dent, and $4,000 each for the arrest of
G. A. Al1erat and David c. Harold, ac-
completes of Booth. All persons harbor-
ing or Secreting said persons, or either Of
them, viii be treated as accomplices in
the murder Of the President and will be
subject to trial before Military Commits
sion and punished with death.
New YoRx, April 20th.-The Herald's
adviees from Winchester, 18th, says
Mosby surrendered his forces to Gen.
Chapman at Peryyille on the 18th, on
terms similar to those granted to Lee.
It is understood that Gen. Rosser has
also asked that his command be included
in the cartel. "'a
Mosby's men number probably 200.
Great numbers of Lees soldiers are ar
irving within our lines. They scout the
idea that any portion of their army has
gone to Johnston. and say that when il is
fairly understood by Johnston's men that
they can go tostheir homes, they will go.
CISclNNArI, April 2O.-Nashville pa
pers announce the death of Andrew Jack
son. IT., adopted son Of Gen. Jackson.
Wilberforee University. Green county,
Ohio, was destroyed by FIRE on Friday.
Loss $50, 1000. .a
New York, April 2O.-The Herald's
Washington dispatch says it was Ex-Gov.
Parwell, of Wisconsin, who notified John.
son Of the murder of Lincoln. Johnson
had retired for the night when notified.
Prompt measures were taken for his pro-
lection. But for this presence of mind on
the part Of Gov. Farwell, in all probabili-
y President Johnson would also have
been murdered During the excitement
produced by the knowledge Of the murder
of Lincoln, an unusual stir was heard in
the room adjoining Johnson's, where I'M
known uen with pistol and dirk were
found. -