Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-09
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Gen, MurshRll Nominated Governor
OF MinnesOta-The Wirtz Trial
Gen. Fuller Coming 10 Caiifornia.
ST. Paul, MINN., Sept. 6.-The Union
State Convention, after much animated
balloting. nominated Gen. w. R. Marshall
for Governor, on the 22d ballot. rL
New YORK, Sept. THE Herald's
special says the revolving character Of the
evidence now being adduced on Writes,
trial in support OF the prosecution, is said
to be weighing heavily on the mind of the
accused and t~orturing him with the most
fearful ap~prehensions as to the decision of
the Commission hearing the case. Some
people who are watching the demeanor Of
the prisoner closely, give the opinion that
should he continue to betray the fearful
doubts that now beset him he will not
survive another month. So far about
forty witnesses have been examined.
Brevet Major General J. F. Fuller has
resigned his commission IN the army and
will in u few days take his departure for
his home In California. I>
Fears OF an I~usurreciion OF Freed
men Ex-GOVernor Brown Par.
doued. r..s,T.
New YORK, September THE Times
Washington special correspondent says:
The President has received within a few
days past numerous letters from prominent
citizens Of Virginia, North Carolina and
Mississippi, expressing apprehensions of
an instruction by freedmen in those
States. Those letters the President has
referred to the Freedmen's Bureau for
consideration, and General Howard has
issued a circular to Colonel Brown. Com
missioner Of Freedmen for Virginia, re-
commencing a patrol of citizens, or special
system, to be under control of the De-
partment Commander, in counties where
there are no agents for the Freedmen's
Bureau. .,r-
Ex-Governor Brown, of Georgia, was
pardoned to-day by the President.
Henry 3. EOoto Allowed TO Return TO
TennesSre-MRlIory Not TO be Re-
leased-State Militia In Mississippi.
New YORK, Sept. THE CONNER
calls special correspondent says: The
President has permitted Henry S. Foote
to return to Tennessee. and he passed
through Cincinnati a few nights since en-
route for his home in Nashville, on con-
dition that he would not interfere in
politics. ...
The Posts special correspondent says {:
The President declines to release Mallory,
rebel Secretary Of the Navy, but gives his
family permission to visit him.
The Cincinnati Commercial has a dis
patch dated Jackson, Mississippi, Septem-
b.r 4th, which says General slocum has
Issued an order by direction of the PreSi-
dent. injoining on his officers not to inter-
fere with the organization OF state mill
tia ordered by Governor Sharkey. This
is directly the reverse of the determine
ton Of the Government on this subject as
reported a few days since. and accounted
for by the fact that the Government is
looking to the gradual suppression Of the
Federal troops by the State militia in
order to diminish the national expenses.
From Mexico-BRd Prospects OF the
Liberals.
New YORK, Sept. THE CONNER
Gals special dispatch says intelligence
from Mexico confirms the reports of dis
asters to the Liberals. The strategic CON-
bination of Imperialists seems to preclude
the hope. of prolonged resistance BY
Juarez.
The retreat of Mexicans from Chihua-
hua is confirmed.
1t is not probable that the Liberals can
sustain their position or persist in resist
ance without aid, which can not be
looked for.
The French are receiving reinforcements,
and are now in better position than ever.
Church Matters - Gunboat for tho
LRkes-Letter concerning the She
nRndoRh.
The President will not interfere with
the action of Southern Bishops. They
man unite with Northern churches or not
as they please. In reply to a remonstrance
by radicals he stated that the Constitution
was silent OF the subject.
WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-The Navy De-
partment dispatched from the Washing.
ton Navy Yard, to-day, a gunboat to
proceed via St. Lawrence to Detroit.
This action Of the Government is deemed
important, as relating to long existing
treaty stipula,ions restricting naval pro-
lection in frontier waters.
New York, Seps. ga letter address,
ed BY J. NJ. Mason, rebel agent in Eng.
land, to the London Times, dated August
goth, says he sent orders long since TO the
pirate Shenandoah to cease hostilities, 20
into port, disarm, and discharge her crew.
The orders were sent through channels
which would ensur prompt delivery by
this time. He presumed her cruise has
ended.
SAN FRANCISCO DIsPATCH.
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