Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-02
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL DurA1cH TO raE GOLD Hru DAILY srWs,
LATEsT DIsPATCHEs.
Trade In New York.

now that the restrictions are
removed from the Southern ports. There
is speculation IS gold at l4S; popular
faith in Government credit being opposed
to raise.
The War Raded-5O, 900 Troops to
be Mustered out Of service.
NEW York, April 29.-The Posts
special dispatch says it is estimated that
Secretary Stanton's order will dismiss
from military service at least $4,000
persons. ;
JeG. Davis aud bis Specie likely TO
be Captured.
The latest advices show that there is
good prospect Of capturing jeff. DAVIS
specie and baggage train, IF NOT HIMSELF
AND CABINET.
The Funeral COrteRe OF the Lite
President in Ohio.
COLUMBUS, OHIO. April 29.-Notwith'
standing the Indictment weather, crowds
Of citizens assembled at the railroad depot
at Cleveland, to take last look at the
coffin containing the remains of the late
President. At half past seven this morn
ing. when we reached Columbus, an I'M
mense assemblage received US here. A
Committee Of arrangements took charge
of affairs. Between lines of Military and
citizens, the coffin was slowly carried to a
hearse, which was similar to those used
in other cities. The flowers contributed
at the former places along the line still lie
on the coffin. The procession was formed.
SSth Ohio Regiment, acting as an escort,
and Veteran reserve corps as a guard OF
honor.
We have New Orleans files of April
22d. The news of the assassination Of
President Lincoln cast pail Of gloom and
dependency over the city, which wa.
draped in mourning and meetings held.
vnd expressions put forth of heartfelt
public grief.
From the Southern Battleaelds.
New YoRx, April 29.-rhe Herald's
dispatch says: Rear Admiral Porter is
detached from command Of the North At.
lantic squadron-Commodore Radford to
succeed.
The Commercials special dispatch says
that the surrender of Johnston to Sher.
man is regarded as making an end to the
war. It is not apprehended that any great
difficulty will be encountered in disarm-
ing the rest of the insurgents.
Grant having virtually concluded the
war. will return to Washington and apply
himself to a reduction Of the military.
Initiatory measures have been already
taken for large curtailment Of expenses.
The policy to be adopted towards the
rebels in civil life, who have not availed
themselves of President Lincoln's am
nesty, begins to excite attention. Proba,
bly, they may soon find it too late to avail
themselves Of its provisions.
Mere abOui JehustOn's Surrender.
New YoRK, April 2s.-'rhe Herald'>
special dispatch says the organization in.
cluded in the forces surrendered by John,
ston. is the military division of ;he west
army Of Tennessee. Gen. Johnston's army
of North Carolina, Gen. Brage's army OF
South Carolina, Georgia and Florida !;
Lieut.. Gen. Hardee of the Georgia mill
tia, and Major. Gen. Howell Cobb.
The only remaining rebel army east Of
unsurrendered is tina, Of Dick
Taylor. which also formed part Of John
ston's command but as JEFF. Davis is
probably making his way through thai
district. Johnston doubtless declined to
it until Davis could get beyond
the Mississippi.
The Herald estimates that Sc general
officers were surrendered by johnson.
ranking as follows: Full Generals, 8;
Lieut. Generals, s; Major Generals 20;
Brig. Generals, SO.
UncIe Sam LOOklng after ThinEs In
Canada.
New York, April 3o.-The Herald's
'pecial dispatch says that our Consul Gen.
.ral in Canada has given notice to the au-
horities that all criminals connected with
he assassination of President Lincoln,
must be surrendered to the U. S. author
ties.
The whereabouts OF JeH. Davis.
The Herald's Newbern correspondent
'ays the last positive information of JEFF.
Davis movements was that he passed
through Charlotte, N. c., on his way
escorted BY brigade Of cav
Try. probably Wade Hampton's, on the
sd Of April. Gen. Wilson was at Macon
IN the goth, and virtually held all south
I'm Geordia. The chances are that Davis
an not escape.
Late from Mexico.
New YoRx, April 3o.-The Herald's
New Orleans dispatch says Cortinas has
captured Bagdad, Mexico. The garrison
was very small.
Late from Europe.
New YoRK. April 3o.-The City Of
London, from Liverpool April 10, and
April 20, has arrived. The
all Of Richmond monopolized the atten.
ion Of the cotton market. Atre-opening
{ was heavy and irregular. only a@l
pence lower it afterwards became 6rmer,
md loss was partially recovered.
LONDON, April 2O.-Advices per Amer
ca. at Southampton. and Damascus, at
further strengthen the con.
Viction that Southern resistance to the
United States Government is virtually
snded. The rebel loan declined to l7@lS.
Federal securities are very active, and