Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-12
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ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO rnE GOLD HILL DAILY NEws.I
Friendly Attit1de Of Bremen.

Friendly Attitude Of Bremen.
WASHINGTON May s.-The State De-
partment has received information that
the Legislative body Of the Republic of
Brennan, at its session of April 10Th, was
addressed by its President, announcing
our late victories. He called upon men,
bers to express their sympathy with the
American Union by rising. They did SO,
and gave three hearty, enthusiastic cheers.
Proclamation to Neutral" Powers.
New YORK. May 9.-rhe President
has issued proclamation declaring that if
after a reasonable time shall elapse the
rebel cruisers shall receive hosp,tallties in
ports of foreign nations, vessels Of such
nations will be refused hospitality in ports
! Of the United States.
The State of Virginia.
The President has also issued an execu-
tive order re-establishing the authority OF
the United States and execution OF the
laws within the geographical limits known
as Virginia. All acts and proceedings,
political and civil, and military organiza-
tons which have been in state Of insur-
rection against the authority and laws OF
the United States. of which JEFF. Davis,
John Letcher and VIM. Smith were the
respective chiefs, are declared null and
void. The order directs the bringing to
judgment, confscation and sale property
subject to contiscation, and the enforce
ment of the administration of justice
within the State, in all matters civil and
criminal, within the cosnizance OF Federal
courts, as well as the complete re-estab-
lishment of the authority of the laws of
the United States.
Francis H. Pierpont, Governor Of Vir.
ginia, will be aided by the Federal Gov
eminent in lawful measures which hemay
take for the extension Of the administra-
ton of the State Government throughout
the geographical limits of said State.
Surrender Of Dick TayIor's Forces.
WASHINGTON, May o. Headquarters
have received intelligence Of the final and
complete surrender Of Dick Taylor'' forces
to General Candy.
JeH. Davis-HIu Whereabouts and
his Dismal Prospects.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May 9.-Jeff.
Davis was at Hamilton, Hancock county,
Ca, las, Friday night, May 9th.
The escape Of Davis is believed to Re
impossible, except as disguised and soli-
tary fugitive. He is reported to have
been driven from Washington, Ca, by
Stonemans forces. The direction taken
by him indicates an attempt to cross the
Mississippi. 1. is now proven that he
with his cavalry escort is completely en-.
veloped by Stoneman, Wilson and Grier-
son. Gen. Wilson's forces are at Macon;
Griersons command is at Valley, under
Candy. in Alabama.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Herald's
special says, the evidence in possession OF
Government of the completely Of JEFF.
Davis and his prescribed associates, is such
that no foreign Government will hesitate
a moment in giving them up.
The Times says the evidence is to be
sent to all our Foreign ministers, together
with descriptions and photographs Of the
fugitives.
The Government Finances.
The financial affairs of Government are
now working more easily than for many
months past. The large receipts from the
sale of bonds will enable the Secretary of
the Treasury to pay off requisitlons of
long. standing.
The Grand "Emigration" to Mexico.
NEW YORK, May l0.-The Herald says
the Mexican emigration excitement in
creases. The office for enrolment is un-
able to accommodate applicants. Two
more offices will be opened. There Is
greaArush of discharged army officers and
soldiers. Gen. Ortega is at the head of
the enterprise, and is highly delighted with
the prospects. 1t is said the West has
subscribed large sums of money to the en-
terprise, and that $4,000 men will be rails.
ed there, to be commanded BY Rosecrans.
The Office in Washington for the registry
of the names Of those desiring to join was
opened on Monday morning, the 9th, and
was crowded all day. Most of the vol.
unteers in the movement are veterans who
have served four years in the Union army.
It is understood that common emigrants
are guaranteed 1870 acres of land. Boun-
ties TO those receiving commissions as off.
GERS will be much larger. All emigrants
20 fully supplied with weapons Of defense.
Such arrangements have been made as to
allow this to be done without breach Of
international law.
Mexican Privateers - Gold - North
CarOlina-A Significant Circum-
stance.
WAsHISeroN, May s.-President Juarez
of the Mexican Republic, has issued let
| tiers of marque and reprisal against the
| French commerce.
New YoaK, May lo.-The downward
tendency Of gold continues. Apprehen-
sion of continued fall has brought out
30 many sellers that there is no resisting
the downward move. The Bulls made all
effort this morning to open at 1856. and
offerings were SO large Is to speedily put
down the rate.
A special dispatch to the Commercial
saws the President will soon issue pro-
clamation defining the standing Of North
Carolina. .......... ...--..
Considerable discussion is excited by
the significant fact that Gen. Grant and
staff, dined yesterday with Mr.. Romero,
Minister of the Mexican Republic.
An EXCELLENT SueoEsTIoN.-A move
ment has been inaugurated by the wife
of a distinguished officer Of the army,
whose object is to present every soldier
and non commissioned officer who has
| .,.,aJ hooorahlu IN, The army with a ma =.