Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-06
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New YORK, Sept. 4.-The steamer Ida
no and Adrienne has arrived, bringing
Savannah dates to August 3lst.
The Savannah Herald learns from a
gentleman that preliminary measures have
been taken to secure a full representation
in the approaching Convention. He rep
resents the dominant sentiment as being
in favor of reconstruction on the basis of
out and out Union.
The Macon (Ga.) papers contain an ac-
count of al attack by four highwaymen
on Major General Wilson. The General
succeeded in putting to fight three OF
them and capturing the other.
Rumors Concerning John Bri9ht's
Visit 10 the United States From
for Pardon.
WASHINGTON, Sept. At is not be-
lieved here, as stated in English journals.
that the President has invited John Bright
to visit the United States as a guest of the
Nation. Certainly the Navy Department
has no knowledge that the Colorado or
any other vessel has been designated to
bring him to this country.
Intelligence from Texas is to the effec,
that there will be no trouble whatever in
that State in the work Of restoration.
Information from other Southern States
is alike favorable. The Provisional Gov
errors are represented as doing all in their
power to conform to the views Of the
President of the United States on that
subject.
WASHINGTON, Sept. o. The receipts
of the Internal Revenue Bureau. to-day.
reached $4,000. 600, being Sl,76s. 900
greater than the receipts OF any former
day.
There was a perfect avalanche Of par
don-seekers at the Presidents mansion
to-day. 4 greater number of Southerners
are here for this purpose than was ever
known before. Fully threc-fourths Of the
Presidents business hours are taken up
with the consideration of petitions for
pardon.
Entertainment Of Freedmen In North
CaroIinn - Death of Commodore
Collins - Business in md about
Savannah
RALEIGH, NC, Sept. 4.--Judge Catrou.
who has returned from an extensive trip
through the State, says that the cruelty
to freedmen, and number of homicides
among them, committed by whites, ore
increasing to a frightful extent, especially
in places where troops are being with
drawn.
BosroN, Sept. 4.-Commodore John
Collins, long Of the U. S. Navy, died at
North Conway, n. H., Sept. I'd. where
he was visiting.
New YORK. Sept. ga Savannah cor
respondent says the Georgia Central Rail-
road is repaired for a distance Of As miles
out from Savannah. AS a consequence,
trade has become very brisk, particularly
in cotton. large quantities Of which were
stored in the city on the wharves and
about the presses. Everything looked
encouraging for a thorough revival Of this
important traffic. as soon as the railroads
are restored. Additions have been made
to the line Of steamers running between
Augusta and Savannah. \ new line be-
tween Havana and Savannah were being
established.
Meeting OF Confederate Bond Hold
ers-Commcnts ofthc London Star.
New York, Sept. 4.-rhe agents for
rebel land holders in London have issued
the following call:
"A meeting Of bondholders will be held
on Monday, September 4th, next, to con-
slider their altered position, now that the
Government of the United States has be.
come defacto the Government of the Con-
federate States, and if deemed eXpedient,
to appoint a committee to collect rates and
interest, and generally to take such action
as may be advisable. Communications
from bona fde b%ondholders may in the
meantime be made to the undersigned.
(Signed) TERRrLL,
CHAMBERLAIN,
BLOCK.
Solicitors for Bondholders."
Commenting on this, the London Star
of August 23d says there is, in interna-
tional law. not one shadow OF authority to
support the idea that the rightful Govern
ment is bound TO assume the debts con-
tracted to aid in It's own destruction. The