Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-06-10
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
[srEcrAL DrspA4cH TO ruE GOLD HILL DAILY sIws.
DATES TO MAY 3OTH.
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North Carolfna-AdmirRl Buchanan
SurrendeFs-Gen. IKRlluck TO Com
mnnd the Pacific Department, Etc.
WASHINGTON, May 29.-The President
has issued his Proclamation to-day pro-
.yiding for the reorganization of North
Carolina, and appointed w. W. Holden,
Editor of the Raleigh Standard, Military
Governor, with power to call Conven-
ton for the amendment Of the State Con-
stitution.
Admiral Buchanan, Of the rebel Navy,
surrendered himself at Mobile, May
goth. "a
VIM. NJ. Walker has been appointed
one of the ten revenue agents, authorized
by the recent act of Congress, and been
assigned to the Pacific Coast.
New YORK, May 30.-The Herald's
special dispatch says that the Generals Of
the regular army are assigned as follows:
Gen. Hallack to command the Pacific
Department; Ger. Sherman, the Military
Division of Mississippi, comprising Ohio,
Kentucky, Tennessee, and probably
Louisiana; Gen. Meade, the Atlantic
States Gen. Sheridan, the trans-Missis-
sippi Department; Gen. Thomas, North
Carolina, and perhaps other Southern
States.
General Warren has resigned his COM
mission as Major-General of Volunteers.
General Logan has received orders to
transfer the army of Tennessee to Louis
vile.
The Times special dispatch says that
Stanton is not going to Berlin. He in
tends to resign, however.
1t will take 100000, 900 to pay off the
army. The MONEY Is READY.
Howell Cobb and Mallory Arrested-
Wilson's Cavalry also coming in
Negro Establishments in Kentucky.
CINcINNArI, May 3O.-Howell Cobb
and Mallory, late Secretary Of the rebel
Navy, passed Chattanooga yesterday for
Knoxville, under guard.
Detachments Of Wilson's cavalry are
daily arriving at Chattanooga.
The Commercials Frankfort, Ky, dis
patch says that recruiting is going on
briskly among the slaves in central Ken
lucky. A few months more and negro
enlistments will settle the question for
kentucky, independent Of Constitutional
amendments.
Tennessee Archives 900
in specie also Captared = Elective
Franchise in Tennessee.
The Gazet,e's Nashville dispatch says
that Gen. Upton has arrived with the
archives of the State of Tennessee and
SG5O,OOO in specie.
The Tennessee Senate passed the Elec-
tive Franchise Bill yesterday by vote Of
sixteen to five.
The rebel scamp Ferguson has been
captured and closely confined in irons, in
Nashville.
From the Virginia Daily Union.
Proclamation Of the President.
WARRINGTON, May %.
WHEREAS, the President Of the United
States, on the eighth day Of December,
1868, and on the twenty-sixth day OF
March. 1864. did, with the object to sup.
press the existing rebellion, induce all
persons to return to their loyalty and re-
store the authority of the United States,
issue proclamations offering amnesty and
pardon TO certain persons who had, di-
rectly or by implication, participated in
the said rebellion and whereas. many
persons who had been Haging said rebel
lion have, since the issuance of said pro-
clamation, waited or neglected to take the
benefits offered thereby; and whereas,
many persons who have been justly de-
prived Of all claim to amnesty and pardon
hereunder, by reason of their participa
ton. directly and by implication, in said
rebellion and continued hostility to the
Government OF the United States since the
dates of said proclamations, now desire
TO apply and obtain amnesty and pardon.
TO the end therefore that the authority of
the Government Of the United States may
be restored and peace, order and freedom
be established, l, Andrew Johnson, Presi-
dent of the United States. do proclaim and
declare, that do hereby grant all persons
who have. directly or indirectly, partici-
pated in the existing rebellion, except here
matter excepted. amnesty and pardon,
with the reservation Of all their rights of
property, except as to slaves, and except
in cases where legal proceedings, under
laws of the United States providing for
the confiscation of the property Of per-
sons engaged in the rebellion, have been
instituted; but on condition, nevertheless,
that every such person shall take and sub
scribe the following oath or affirmation,
and theneeforth keep and maintain said
oath inviolable, which oath shall be regis
tered for permanent preservation, and shall
be of the tenor and to the effect following,
to wit: do solemnly swear, or affirm,
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