Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-22
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL Dur41cH TO +EE GOLD HILL DAILY Srval
DATES no MAY 2Oth.
Tie Mexicnn war-A New Revolu.
tI0n RnAakinR Out, -

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tains some Mexican news.
When Col. Hioki went out to attack
the Liberals at Nara, the greater part OF
his cavalry deserted when ordered to
charge. He fred upon them with his in
fantry, and commenced retreating' but
was ambushed himself and killed. The
remainder of his troops surrendered i'm
mediately.
The Liberals had marched to within
eight miles Of Pedras Aegras. Maximll'
ian's native troops cannot be trusted. A
letter from Rio Grande City says that
new revolution is breaking out on the
frontier.
Six hundred natives and Cortinas have
Joined their forces with Leon at Camargo'
and are expected to attack Matamoras'
Arrival Of Traitors at Baltimore
Ntauton,S Conduct ofthe War;
BALTIMORE, May l9.--The Americans
Annapolis special correspondent says that
a transport has arrived from Fernandina'
Florida, bringing twenty-eight rebel 9TH
GERS, including Col. Breckenridge.
WASHINGTON. May l9.-Generals Grant
and Meade have testified to the efficiency
of Mr.. Stanton in the management of the
War Department, the former saying that
Stanton and Meade never interfered with
his duties, and never dictated course Of
the campaign to him, but had always
heartily co-opersted with him.
| A New Feature In tho Mexican War
KIRBY Smith has His FOOt In.
New. York, May 1.-the Worlds
special dispatch says it is rumored that
Macmillan and Kirby Smith have ne
Qo,iated an alliance, and that our Govern
ment is closely watching movements in
that quarter.
The same special correspondent says
that the Mexican Emigrant Agents have
abandoned the system Of newspaper sd-
yertisements, and the recruiting offices
have substituted = system Of silent organ.
izssionS all over the country, correspond.
ing one with snothsr and preparing
secretly means for forwarding . number
| Of emigrants to the Mexican frontier.
The Tribune's special dispatch says the
Houston Telegraph, of April 26th, pub
fishes speech delivered by Magruder at
a war meeting on the previous day. Ma
sruder says he saw nothing discouraginG
in Lees surrender, if the people of the
trans Mississippi Department would keep
I'D their determination to aght it out.
(Ha! ha! haD he closed BY saying
"Come what may, shall stand BY my
country, and never be slave to Yankee
power. would rather be Comanche
Indian Chief, than bow my knee to Yam
keedom. We have neighbors near at
hand. don't feel at liberty to say any
thing further concerning matters at pre-
sent. Maybe we shall have aid from a
source unexpected, and at time when
leas. dreamed Of. Let Us stand by our
leaders, and all will yet be we'll"
The Trial Of the AssasSinatisnists'
WASHINGTON, May ls.-Witnesses fol
defense in the assassination trial to-day
were dismissed until the 22d. Abou
twenty have thus far been summoned.
The United States have probably thret
more to examine. An effort will be made
tomorrow to conclude the testimony fol
the prosecution.
Secretary seward Entircly Recov'
cred General Forrest Makes Z
speech to HE TrOops.
Secretary Seward, for the hrst TINT
since the attempt at his aSsAssination, wen
to the State Department to-day, and gave
audience to one of the Ministers Of TIT
French Legation. Frederick Seward con-
tinues to improve.
CAIRO, May ls.-Gen. Forrest ISSUED
an address to his troops on the 9th o
May, announcing the surrender OF Dici
Taylor's army, and earnestly advising
them to lay aside all feelings Of animosit!
and revenge, and to cheerfully submit tt
the powers that be, 60 home and be goot
citizens, and to use their best exerdons K
restore peace and order.
The Memphis Bulletin denies the story
of Forests death.
Mako way for tho Cattle ShOw-Je6
Davis and Company on their va!
TO Prison:
BALTIMORE, May 2o.-A letter from
person on board the steamer TuScurora, tt
the American says: 1.-THE party we hav'
consists of JEFF. Davis, his wife, small
son, and two daughters-togethsr will
Alexander H. Stephens, c. c. Clay, Col
]. H. Reagan, Gen. Wheeler (the rebe
raider) and fifteen or sixteen others, who's
names have not been sscertained." Th'
letter concludes by saying, "We leave TO
the Potomac in few hours"
Governor Vance In Jail 1t Washing
ton - NOrth Carolina accepts th'
/ Amnesty PrOclam0tiou.
New YoRK, May 20.-The CONNER
Gals dispatch says: "sov. Vance, o
North Carolins, has arrived, and beer
lodged in the Old Capitol Prison"
Delegations Of loyal North Csrolinan
have arrived, and have bad consultation
with the President to-day, on the subjec
of a reorganization. They state that tn
Amnesty Proclamation has been anall!
determined upon BY the President an'
will be issued Immediately.
Steamer Wrecked on tho MiSSOur
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-The steamer Nc
Combs, with the Eighth Cavalry To-
Kansas City. No., heavily loaded Wit
Government freight sunk il the Missouri
river, yesterday. No lives lost. hi
boat and cargo total loss.