Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-04-25
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sSorn..,, Counteruanded Orders.


8AermaA's C0unternHnded Oraers'
RALEIoH, N. c., April ls.-The Gen.
eral commanding, announces to the army
a suspension Of hostilities, and an agree
ment with General Johnston and his Oh
ficers which when formally ratified Will
make peace from the Potomac to the Rio
Grande until absolute peace is arranged
The line passing through Iyrrelrs
Mountain, Durham's Station, and "es'
Point, on Neuse River, will separate the
two armies. Each army commander VIII
groupe his corps entirely with view to
comfort.
Military discipline must still be main
tanned.
The General hopes and believes that in
a very few days it will be his good fortune
to conduct you all to your old
homes. The fame of this army for
courage, industry and discipline, is adj
mitted all over the world. Let each
officer and man see that it is not stained
BY any act of vulgarity, rowdyism or
petty crimes. Cavalry will patrol in front
of the lines. Gen. Howard will take
charge of the District from Raleigh up to
Cavalry(.). Gen. Slocum. on the left OF
RALEIGH. Gen. Schofeld in Raleigh, and
its right and rear Quartermasters and
Commissaries will keep their supplies up
to light loads for wagons. Railroad Su-
perin.endents will arrange depots for the
convenience of each separate army.
(SignedD SHERMAN.
Capture Of Mac0n-MOre about the
Conspiracy.
WASHINGTON, April 24.-To General
Dix: A dispatch from Sherman states
that Wilson held Macon, Ga, on the goth,
with Howell Cobb, G. w. Smith and
others as prisoners, but they claimed the
benefit of the armistice. He has tele-
graphed me through the rebel lines for or
ders. have answered him that he may
draw out of Macon and hold his command
for further orders unless he has reason to
believe the rebels are changing their status
to our prejudice.
This Department has information that
the conspiracy for the Presidents murder
was organized in Canada and approved
at Richmond. One Of the assassins, now
in prison. who attempted to kill Seward,
is believed to be one of the St. Adams
raiders. (Signed,) STANTON.
Secretary of War.
From N0rth CarOIina-Grant Joar-
neyinR OOuIhward-PlOt % send the
YelIOW Fever q New York.
FoRrREss MONROE, April 22.-Ad-
vices from Newbern, n. c., state that a
large number of members of the North
Carolina Legislature arrived there on the
18th for the purpose of negotiating with
Sherman. with view of restoring that
State to the Union.
General Grant arrived here this after
noon from Washington, and proceeded
southwark on the steamer ALEXANDRA.
New YoRK, April 24.-Captain Smith,
of the brig J. Titus from Bermuda, re-
ports that the United States Consul there
had learned that one DR.. Blackburn, of
Wilmington, N. c., had collected four
bales of infected clothing from hospitals
which he intended to ship to New York
for the purpose Of spreading the yellow
fever in that city. The clothing was
seized and were to be burned.
Reported Escape OF Jea. Davis-The
G0VernOr OF RlOrida commits eui-
eide -COaditiOn OF the 9ewards-
The Runcral TPain-Rtro.
NEW York, April 24.-The Augusta
Constitution, of the 18th, says JEFF. Davis
has gone either to the trans Mississippi
Department or to Europe, taking with
him half million dollars in specie.
The Lake City (Fla.) Columbian an
nounces that Governor Milton, Of Florida,
has committed suicide, by shooting him.
self.
WASHINGTON, April 24-9 A. N.-The
Secretary of State is free from pain and
stronger this morning. Fred. Seward
passed quiet night.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24.-The body Of
President Lincoln remained in state till l
o'clock. A o'clock the line of march
was taken up to Trenton depot.
TRENTON, N. J., April 24.-The funer-
al train, with President Lincoln's remains,
reached here at $50 this morning. Gov.
Parker, Of New Jersey, and staff, were
taken on board at the dividing line.
NEW BRUNSWICK. n. J., April "a
The funeral train arrived here on time.
An immense crowd was at the depot.
Minute guns were fred. The train con-
sisted of nine cars. ...- .....
CINCINNATI, April 24.-Hewston Hall,
Dayton, Ohio, was destroyed by fire this
morning. Loss $4,000. ~--.- --.
From the Virginia Union Of this morning.l
President JOhnson,s Views-Ypeech to
Ghe IndtanR DeleEatl0n.
WAsHrNeToN, April %. - President
Johnson's speech to the Indiana Delega-
ton, yesterday, was more important than
any yet delivered. The President said:
ave are living at a time when the pub
lie mind had almost become obliyious Of