Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-26
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Dayfsi Place Of CenhnemenI
Nrw Yoax, May 23.-The HerAld's
FortTess Monroe correspondent says the
immediate place Of confinement Of JET.
Davis il to be the classmates, which are
rock. ribbed and srched mansions within
the Fort each containing fort within
;tself. On the arches Of these caSemates
are mounted fifteen inch guns.
A Washington dispatch to the Times
saws there Is no doubt that Davis viii be
tried in Washington for treason.
ALetter from O. @. Clay.
The following is 3 copy Of Q letter sent
BY C. &. Clay to General Wilson, on sur
rendering himself: s,a ,.-..
Ia GRANGE, Ga, May lo.-Gsneral: I
have just seen a proclamation from the
President Of the United States offering q
reward of $4,000 for my arrest, charged
as having, with others therein named, in
cited and concocted the murder OF the
late President. Conscious OF my inno'
cence, and unwilling even to seem to fee
from Justice; confident Of my entire vindi.
cation from 80 foul an imputation, upon
full, fair and impartial trial, which l ex-
pect to receive, l shall 60 a. soon as prac-
ticable to Macon and deliver myself to
your custody. Z. Z. CLAY 'R'
- The Couspiracy Trial. -
A dispatch to the World says: Counsel
for the defense on the conspiracy trial
have summoned witnesses from every part
of the country, who will number 260.
Surrender Of Rebel Fleet.
New YoRx, May 2S.-The Heralds
Mobile correspondent says: The rebel
feet in the Tombigbes river. consisting OF
twelve vessels, surrendered to Capt. Simp.
son. the commander of the West Gulf
SQUADRON. Two Commodores, and one
hundred and fifty other officers OF the
rebel navy, surrendered with their vessels
and were paroled.
The Forthcoming Proclamation -
THE GPand Parade.
WAsH1NeroN, May 23.-It has trans.
pired that the forthcoming Presidential
proclamation will not permit loyal negroes
to vote.
The grandest parade ever witnessed in
America is now taking place. 1t is be-
lieved there are twenty miles OF soldiers.
sixty abreast. .-Ess.s.....
North CaroIina-sheridR New
Command.
WASHINGTON, May GA special dis
patch to the Times says: A delegation
from North Carolina, now in that city
Washington, assert that the party known
during the war as the Conservative party,
in that State, was in reality composed
mainly Of Union men, who were compell-
ed to assume the guise Of an opposition to
the ultra views of secession, and that two
years ago Governor Vance was elected to
his position as professed representative
of that party, but that he betrayed those
who placed him in power by becoming a
tool of JEFF. Davis. The FIRST step taken
in the reconstruction Of North Carolina
will be the appointment of Military Gov
ernor, under whose call State Conven-
ton shall meet and devise measures for
the proper amendment Of the State Con-
stitution and the election of State officers
and members Of Congress. @ --.'. ..''
Gen. Sheridan's new command virtual.
~ supersedes Gen. Candy in command OF
the Military Division Of the Mississippi.
Gen. Candy has been assigned to the COM
mand of the Department Of the Gull,
which relieves Banks. who is ordered to
report to the Adjutant General of the
Army. The Department Of the Gulf Is
considerably extended and will hereafter
include several States heretofore included
in other departments. This action, SO far
q it relates to Banks, il Of Q purely mill
tAry character, and is not done. as the
result of the labors Of any investigating
committee, or because of charges preferred
or pressure brought to bear against Gen.
Banks by politicians. None Of these par
ties have had an interview with Grant,
and he knows nothing of their views or
wishes. This change In the several com:
mands has been contemplated for several
'~Na . European News.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-The French Elm.
press presided at State Council, held
MAY 9Th, and afterward received the Am
erican Ambassador and addressed Q
private letter Of sympathy to Mrs. Lin
coin.
The Emperor had issued . proclama-
ton TO the inhabitants Of Algeria, urging
them to become attached to the soil and
treat the Arabs as fellow countrymen.
He said: 1--WE must be masters because
more civilized, but generous because the
strongest"
The Emperor was received everywhere
enthusiastically. He issued q proclama.
ton to the Arabs, calling upon them to
recognize the DEGREES Of Providence. Two
millions Of Arabs cannot resist forty mil.
lions Of Frenchmen. stt
LItalia says: Italy recognizes the Pope
as chief of Catholicism, and will always
treat him % such upon religious matters,
but win not acknowledge his temporal
sovereignty.
The municipality of Palermo, Sicily.
has determined thit one Of the streets OF
that city shall be named after President
Lincoln. a-gus..f.- ,..r s.tt ID. ..f..-.
The Phare de Ia Loire of Nantes, which
appears in mourning, publishes the news
Of Lincoln's murder, and now suggests
that q penny subscription should be COL
lected for the purpose Of presenting Mrs.
Lincoln gold medal bearing the follow.
ing inscription Liberty, Equality and
Fraternity. To Lincoln, twice elected
President Of the United States: The
French Democracy, grateful to Lincoln,
the honest man, who abolished slavery,
re-established the Union, and saved the
public without violation Of the statue ~
Of Liberty. He was assassinated on the
l4th Of April, 1885,. ......s, ... -
A Confederate cruiser was reported of
Manila.