Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-24
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New YORK, Jan. 2S.-Eighty bags Of
California Overland mail, which had &C.
cumulated here, were dispatched by the
Isthmus route on the steamer Ocean
Queen. The matter was sent west to
Kansas, and some of it to Julesburg' but
as the Indians practically hold five hum
dred miles of the plains, the mails were
returned to this city. 1t is thought
regular communication will not be re-
sumed before June.
From Terry aud sherman-ImPor'-
ant News Expected
The Commercials special says import
ant military news is looked for hourly
from the South. $50. ....
Gen. Terry has force enough to reduce
Wilmington, while Sherman, with the
additional troops at his command, can
march through South Carolina.
The Blockade RunuGrs-Peace Pros
poets.
New YORK; Jan. 23.-In addition to
the five blockade runners captured at
Wilmington, it is said there are twelve or
fifteen still due from Nassau and Bermu-
da, their captains being ignorant of the
situation.
NEW York, Jan. 23.-The HerafEs
special Dispatch says it is believed here
that the pressure of the peace party IN the
South is so powerful that it will force the
rebel government to entertain any propo-
sition which will be made for negotiations,
even if they be not coupled with condl-
tons ofthe recognition of the Confederacy
Rebel Newa-Despair, etc.
A letter from Plymouth, n. c., says the
rebels have launched new ram at Hall
fax, and are putting her in fighting condi'
ton. Our forces are preparing for an at
tack.
The Wing tells the rebel Congress thai
the country is becoming exceedingly
alarmed at their neglecting to pass TIT
army bill, and looks upon it as ian indica
ton that Congress has given up the cause
and thinks it ruin to contend with an
enemy so much stronger than we."
Congregational.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-In the House
the resolution reducing duty on pape1
passed by vote 81 ayes to 40 noes.
The House Military Committee have
agreed to report a bill for the slight in
crease of the pay of army officers.
In the Senate, Lane of Indiana, from th'
Military Committee reported adversely OF
the petition of the Oregon Legislature
asking for the establishment of an armory
and arsenal in that State. The report wa
agreed to.
Clark, of New Hampshire offered TIL
following, which was ordered printed ant
laid on the table: ...
Resolved, By Senate and House of Rep
resentatives in Congress assembled, thai
no negotiation terms of settlement or con-
cession of compromise be entered into
proposed, yielded or made with the rebels
directly or indirectly, until they have
manifested their implicit and uncondi'
tional subsection to the authorities of tn
Government; and further, that, howeve
much peace may be desired, the presen
war must be waged with all the resource
and energy of the Government till the sale
submission shall be secured, and the su
premacy of the Constitution and laws
established over the entire territory of the
United States as heretofore claimed.
The title of the above is "a resolution
declaring the sense Of Congress on tn
subject of negotiations.