Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-09
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A Voice from some Of the AHsnssins In
Caunda-They try TO duplicate An.
dy JohuHon in the Crime,

A Voice from some ofthc Assnssins In
CaundR-They try to duplicate An.
dy Johuson in the Crime.
TORONTO, May 4.-Brverly Tucker and
W. c. Chevy, for whom rewards are offer
ed by President Johnson. have published
letters denying in positive terms any
knowledge whatever of the conspiracy for
capturing or assassinatins the late Presi-
dent Lincoln.
MONTREAL, May 5.-Geo. n. Sanders
and Beverly Tucker are out with another
manifesto, addressed to Andrew Johnson
in which they accuse him Of the hell'"h
plot to murder the Christian President.
They agree to go to Houses Point or
some other place, to be tried on the
charges made in the Presidents recent
proclamation, if the United States Gov
eminent will pay for their defense and
guarantee them safety.
Self. Davis and othera 10 be IndIctcd
as Murderefss
NEW YoRK, May 4.-The Commercials
special dispatch says jeff. Davis and
several of the leading rebels will be IN
cluded in bills of indictments before the
Court for the trial of the murderers now
in custody and to be captured.
The Posts special dispatch rays that the
Marylanders, charged with harbo'ins
Booth, and aiding his escape, have been
arrested and lodged in prison.
The charges against Gov. Aiken are
preferred by military authorities in Char
lesion.
Observance in Honor of the Late
President.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-By order OF the
Secretary of War, the War Department
and all its Bureaus were closed at II
o'clock to-day, and will continue SO
through the remainder Of the day, in re-
spect to the memory of President Lin
coin. Minute guns will be fired every
half hour at the arsenal-and closing at
shutdown with National salute.
A Formal Demand on Canada for
the AEsassinS.
The New York Herald's special dispatch
saws it is understood that formal de-
mand will be made on the Canadian Gov
eminent for the surrender of such Of the
assassins and conspirators as may be
within its jurisdiction.
The Bloody Plot Fastening on JET.
Davis and his Canadian Commits
Bioners.
New York, May 5.-The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press
saws the confession of Harold, and docu-
mentary evidence found on Booths body,
asten, beyond cavil, the plot and its full
sanction upon JEFF. Davis and his Cana
dian Commissioners.
Mosby Leaves for Texas.
NEw YORK, May 3.-The Richmond
Wing of April 25th states that MOsby took
leave of his men at Salem, Farquier coun-
ty, telling them to disband and return
home. He was bound for Texas. He
did not want them to accompany him, as
they might put their necks into the halter.
He then rode off with small number of
his old companions.
Rebel treasury notes are quoted at 81
to So per $1,000, as souvenirs.
jeff. Thompson's Troops.
ST. LOUIS, May Sit is officially de-
MED tina, any of jeff. Thompson's troops
are in southeastern Missouri. The rumors
of invasion are without foundation.
Executive Orders Recinded.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The Executive
order of November 2lst, 1862. prohibiting
the expectation Of arms and ammunition
from the United States, and the Executive
order of May 18th, 1868, prohibiting the
expectation Of horses, mules and live
stock. being no niger required by the
public necessities, the aforesaid orders are
hereby rescinded and annuled.
BY order Of the President. STANTON.
The Disposal of Booths Remains.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Booth's heart
and head have been deposited in the Army
Medical Museum in this city. The corpse
was placed in charge of two men who,
after various movements calculated to baf-
de curiosity. dug grave in the ground
close TO the Penitentiary where, for some
years, felons have been buried. The earth
over il was smoothed and carefully sod
drd. A strong guard is now in charge Of
the spot and will continue to keep it un-
disturbed until the grass has grown so
thickly that no one will ever be able to
distinguish the place where the assassin'S
body was inferred.
Rebel specie Removed from Rich
mond.
New YORK. May 4.-The Tribune's
special dispatch says: Colonel Clark. Of
the rebel army, who was recently captured,
asserts that all the specie removed from
Richmond was in his charge; that his
train broke down, and finding it impossi-
BILE to get it on the track before our SOL
diers could come up, he ordered 1t to be
burned; that the soldiers broke open the
kegs and appropriated all there was. He
states, further, that the amount was great
ly exaggerated. and confirms Gen. Grants
statement that it did not exceed $4,000
Moro Union PrinOners In n SHd Con-
dition.
New YORK, May 4th.-A Jacksonville
(Florida) letter says: Fifteen hundred
Union soldiers, formerly imprisoned at
Andersonville (Ga.l, were transported
down the Florida Central road on April
2s,h, to within two miles of Jacksonville
and Internationally released. Several
hundred entered our lines the same night.
They presented very pitiable appearance.
many were barely able to walk.
Ex-Governor Aiken and G B Lamar.
New YORK, May Alt is not known
what evidence the Government may have
against ex Governor Aiken, Of South Car.
DINA. A Hilton Head correspondent says
h. oIo;nos to ha an original Union man.