Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-07-20
EASTERN TELEGRAPH
Tsprcr.L DrsrArcH TO THE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS.
DATES TO JULY 18th.

1CL ~ eNO a.
snssinati0n Plot.
NEW York, July lo.-Among the pa
pers of JEFF. Davis, lately captured, the
Government has discovered several docu-
ments of vital Importance in determining
the guilt and completely of JEFF. Davis in
the conspiracy plot. These documents
are Of such importance as will probably
determine the authorities in favor of the
trial of Davis before a military commission
upon charges of assassination.
Gen. Pope proposes to put an end to
the Indian traders and place the trade in
the hands of Government.
From Panama - South American
w. ... News.
NEW YORK, July l0.-The steamship
Costa RIGA arrived this morning, bringing
nearly 100000 in treasure.
The Costa RIGA brings Panama dates to
July LIST. Another feeble attempt was
making to get up a revolution on the
Isthmus.
The ex-Queen of the Sandwich Islands
passed through Panama, en- route to
Europe.
The rainy season is remarkably moder-
ate. The Isthmus is very healthy.
Great preparations were making to eel
citrate the 4th of July by American resi-
dents.
The steamer from Central America, just
arrived, brought no news.
Gen. Barrios arrived off the Port Of
Lonnin, but probably learning that his
revolution had failed, did notfand.
Advices from Chilli state that the Span
ish question has been amicably settled.
Business very dull in Valparaiso.
Markets lower.
Buenos Ayres papers state that q mu-
tiny occurred on the American bark VIM.
Tell, in which the Captain and Mate were
killed.
Brazil, united with the A~rgentines and
Paraguayans, had commenced civil war
against Paraguay. There are large forces
in the field on both sides, hostilities being
carried on without mercy.
A third revolution has broken out in
Bolivia, growing out of the recently self
elected President. The Manhango revo-
lutionists were marching on the city of
Lopez. 1t was thought they would sack
the city.
The revolution in Peru seems to be
gaining ground. Senior Cargo, actual
President of Peru, has joined the rebels.
4 revolution, headed by ex-Vice Presi-
dent Urbann, has broken out in Ecuador.
The war steamer Swazey was captured
by q number of armed men on board the
steamer Washington, the latter vessel
floating down alongside, under pretensc
that the current carried her. The COM
mander of the Swazey was killed.
Bodies OF the Executed Assnssins {
be Given TO their Friends for Burial
Address Of Governor johnson, Of
Georgia.
New YORK, July 10. - The Posts
Washington special says the military au-
thorities have concluded to deliver the
bodies of the executed assassins to their
friends for burial.
PHILADELPHIA, July l0.-Subscriptions
the 7-SO Loan to-day were five and q half
millions.
NEW YORK, July lO.-The Herald pub
fishes documents relative to the Russian
American Telegraph, which is now pro-
crossing rapidly, and that az
rangements are now making for q line
through Mexico to Panama and all South
American points.
New York, July l2.-Mr. johnson,
Provisional Governor of Georgia, in an
address to the people of Savannah, ad-
monishes them to recognize and look
squarely in the face the great changes
which had been effected by the war /; to
take the oath prescribed with earnestness
and sincerity /; renew their allegiance; 60
to work manfully and with a will to re-
establish their commonwealth once more
in the great sisterhood of the Union; and
called their attention particularly to the
fact, that whether they liked it or not,
slavery could not be restored.
Emigration Scheme The Emperor
of Brazil offers 1000 Acres OF
Land to Actual Settlers - FriRntc
Congress to DO Raiscd-Pnrdon of
North Carolina Rebels
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE subscrip-
tons to the 7-3O loan to-day, amounted to
six millions.
NEW YORK, July l2.-The Herald's
Richmond correspondent learns that NJ.
P. Maury, recently of the rebel navy, is
on his way from Brazil with the plan of
emigration from the South to that country,
which is said to be very encouraging.
The Emperor has agreed to donate 1000
acres of land to each actual settler. Maury
is understood to have obtained additional
terms, which renders inducement to emf
CRATE much stronger.
1t is alleged that there are several hun
dred hogshead of French tobacco stored
in this city. Monsieur Paul will doubt
less ship it to France in a few weeks.
A Fortress Monroe letter says efforts
are making to raise the frigate Congress,
which was sunk off Newport News by
the rebel ram Merrimac. Contractors are
confident Of success.
The Commercials Washington special
says Judge Marvin, of Florida, has been
appointed Provisional Governor of that
State. He was a Union refugee during
the rebellion.
The Herald's special says belief is gain
inc oronnd here that preaident .Johnaon