Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-08-10
DISPATCHES.
From the Virginia Union of this mOrning.I
SALT LAKE, August 9.-The following is
from Denver papers Of July 23d:
From Mexico.

From the Virginia Union Of this morning.l
SALrLAXE, August 9.-The following is
from Denver papers Of July 23d:
From Mexico.
New YORK, July l5.-Matamoras adyices
Of the Sth from Imperial sources, state that
the Mexican Republicans and Gen. Negrete
| had finally been efectually scatteredSthat
they had been disbanded-the greater num-
Der Of them sought refuge in Texas. The
indications Of approaching trouble between
our forces in Texas and tAa Imperialists
were increasing.
Exodus of Southern Rebels from
Texas.
The Herald's Galveston correspondent,
gives additional accounts Of the exodus Of
the rebels from Texas to Mexico. The rebel
General Shelby, with 5000 OF his followers
accompanied by cx.Governors Moore and
Allen Of Louisiana, and other e~xtinguished
political luminaries Of the late C%onfederacy,
were on the way. They had transportation
and supplies for six months, and all were
armed with the weapons which they faith.
lessly failed to surrender to the National
Government in accordance with the terms Of
Kirby Smiths capitulation. They professed
though, that they were merely going to Mex
~ 80 A. outb ~ uOk " uhhb W. SAsaSA
the Republicans or Imperialists.
The Health OF tho President APP
poiutmeuIs by the PRECEDENT
The Herald's Washington special has the
following: Being Cabinet day, no other bust
ness Of importance has been transacted att
White House.
The President is sufficiently recovered to
resume his usual hours Of labor, and the
Cabinet meeting was II full and rather a long
me, owing to the delay in making out the
appointment of Judge Merwin az Provisional
Governor Of Florida and the publication Of
the Presidents proclamation in relation 70
the matter, occaSioned by the impossibility
OF fixing the date Of the secession Of Florida
in December. 1860. Strangely enough, the
leading authorities differ nearly or quite 4
week.
The President has appointed Geo. W. Dem
niSon, Of Arkansas, as Registrar Of the Land
Office at Little Rock, in that State; and J.
kirkwood, Of Kansas, is appointed Receiver
ut the same place.
Hon. John Fletcher, Of Ohio, is mentioned
as the probable successor Of Mr.. Hathaway,
Is Commissioner Of Patents.
Contrition OF the Rebels.
The Times special SAYS that evidence is
being received daily Of the repentance Of
many Of the rebels who resided abroad DUR
ing the war. Among other names recently
received for registration are those Of Mrs.
and Miss HarthSlave, formerly wealthy resi-
dents OF Beaufort district, S. c. They do
not come within the $4,000 clause.
Secretary Seward.
Secretary Seward and wife will leave for
Cape May in the course Of a week, to spend
Il few weeks, at the close OF which Mr.. Sew
ard expects TO be able to resume his official
duties.
Moro Appointments.
The following appointments have been
made BY the President within the past few
days, and are officially announced: John F.
Hartley, Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury,
vice Field, resigned ; D. NJ. Fleming, As
SCISSOR Of Internal Revenue for the Fourth
District Of Ohio; James Webster, for Sec
ond District Of Georgia; james T. Elfoidge,
for Eleventh District Of Pennsylvania Ju.
Illus E. McCunes, for Third District Of Louis
lana Ariel j. Barnes, for First District Of
Arkansas VIM. Crounel, Collector Of Gus
toms at Oswego, New York T. Wilkins,
Collector Of Customs at Erie, Pa; w. S.
Ravens, Collector Of Customs at Saginaw
Harbor /; James Doty, jr., Collector Of Gus
toUnS Ut ran river, ~. Ii truman 1loEulau
Collector Of Customs at Belfast, Maine P.
W. Markin, Collector Of Customs at Newark,
n. j.; r. J. Smith, Tax Commissioner for
the District Of Texas; VIM. Fuller, to be Re-
ceiver Of Public Moneys for the district Of
land subject to sale at Montgomery Ala;
James Rowe, Of Ohio, TO be Receiver Of
Public Moneys for the district Of land sub
jecs to sale at Chillicothe, Ohio; John Ed
wards, to be Agent for the Indians Of the
Upper Arkansas agency John A. Clarke, Of
Illinois, to be Surveyor General Of the United
States for the Territory Of New Mexico
VIM. B. Franklin, Of Ohio, to be Registrar
Of the Land Office at Chillicothc.