Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-16
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
Iron the Virginia Union
From Raleigh,

From Raleigh.
NEW YORK, Sept. l3.-The Tribune
Raleigh correspondent says: The givinl
of rations to the white population viii
cease on the 18th inst. Notwithstanding
that they have immense crops in thei
fields, they still cry for Government t
give them more. There are no colorec
people in Raleigh receiving rations-they
are providing for themselves. A goot
MANY whites have either sold the ration:
given to them by the Government or fat
tened their hogs on them.
The Mississippi Delegation.
The Times special dispatch of the 18th
INST. says: To-day the delegation Of Mis-.
sissippisns, consisting of the late rebeI
Generals Topper. Featherston, and Rev
Dr.. Murdoch, Of Columbus, Mississippi
visited General Howard, of the Freed
mans Burea, when DR.. Murdoch made
speech, in which he stated that when the
Bureau was first organized. the people Of
the South had not made up their minds
fully to accept the status Of negro as man.
but a few short months had made a won
derful change in the sentiments OF the
Southern people on this subject. he was
grati6ed now to say that, as for as his
knowledge extended, they universally &C
cepted the conclusions of war, and freely
and sincerely acknowledge the freedom OF
the colored races which had resulted from
il. He believed that the negro should be
educated, as it would be better for the
South as a class of intelligent laborers
than to have them groveling in miserable
ignorance.
Mustering Out.
NEW York, Sept. l3.-The Secretary
of War has issued instructions to the COM
handing Generals Of the Departments OF
North Carolina, Virginia, Florida, Arkan-
sas and Louisiana. directing the immediate
mastering out OF service Of all organiza-
tons of colored troops which were enlist
ed IN Northern States and are now serving
in their respective commands. This is
the mastering out of the entire organiza-
tons, including all additions thereto by
recruits from other sources. Another
order directs the mastering out of 5000
white troops IN the Department OF Ar
kansas. Major General Augur has also
been ordered to reduce the volunteer force
in his command to 5000.
From Mexico.
The Commercials Washington special
says accounts from Mexico respecting the
prospects OF the Republic, are becoming
more gloomy. Mexicans who still adhere
to the Republic have become discouraged
on hearing of the reduction OF Sheridan's
army in Texas, and are now making the
bes, terms they can with Macmillan.
Without there is an immediate supply of
men and money from the United States,
the Liberals must abandon the contest.
The Administration, however, will neither
suffer the neutrality laws to be violated,
nor will it go to war for an idea. In view
of the prospect of the establishment OF an
empire, the subject Of frontier defenses
are now receiving the attention OF Gov
eminent.
The Fenians Exciting the Attention
OF the English Government.
The Fenians are looking up, which will
probably be a source of diplomatic trouble
for Secretary Seward. The English En-
bassy has carefully noted Fenian demon
STATIONS and facts, and statistics have
been sent to its Home Government, which,
it is understood, have become the subject
of communications and demands that may
soon be invested with national interest.
Chinese Affairs.
The Chinese trouble has been unduly
magni6ed. 1t is not expected that the
State Department will sustain the de-
mands of our Minister for the surrender
of General Burgivane, he having volun-
tarily denationalized himself by becoming
a Chinese citizen.
Later from Observation-Disclosures OF
the I~mperinlisiH.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent
of the lst says that the Imperialists are in
a state of intense excitement and joy over
the official announcement by Marshal Ba-
zaiue Of the Imperial tr%'"mphs. 1t seems
tina, the rumor which we have so often
previously had of the flight of Juarez and
the taking Of his capital by Maximilian's
troops, has at last proved true. They en-
tered his capital on the 18th Of August.
The other Imperial victory was the occu-
patton o. Hermosillo, which the republi-
cans had previously evacuated. These
affairs, though of no great Importance,
were being made much of in celebrations
and Examinations by the Imperialists. and
a special steamer had been dispatched from
Vera Cruz for France to convey the intel
ligence of their victories.