Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-05-20
EASTERN DISPATCHES

EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the virginia Union Of this mornins.l Z
The Ran stonewall ut Havana-Thc
Blockade Runner ImoReno.
New York, May 1.-THE Nightingale,
from Havana, with dates to the llth, and
Key West 20 the 18th, reports that the rebel
ram StoneWall hRd arrived at Havana on the
18th. II il said the Government would not
allow her any facilities for doing damage to
our shipping; that she would be obliged 10
leave within tWenty.iour hours; that she
would not be allowed to discharge or take on
any men or ammunition, and only sufficient
coal TO take her 70 sea i; and that II the C6p-
tain General had orders to that effect he
would willingly seize her. There is no report
way to Havana. II is reported that the
tanIas on the 10th, with l 900 bales of cotton,
from Galveston, and landed twelve passen.
gers en- route for Europe. The Imogene
sailed on the 18th, ostensibly for Nassau.
Her passengers reached Havana on the l4th.
1t 10 said our Consul applied officially for per-
mission to send, BY = gunboat, notice Of the
presence Of the Stonewall to Key West, but
General Delarina refused the request. The
American steamer Columbia was then sent
and as she neared the Florida coast, signal
fires were seen along for twenty miles. On
the 7th the steamer appeared off the Moro.
She was si9naled, and suddenly, under all
steam, started northward, displaying the
English ensign at the peak and the rebel flag
at the fork. It was thought she was the I'm
ogene.
The Columbia, from Havana, on the 18th,
reports that the Stonewall left Ieneriffe April
lst, and arrived at Bermuda on the 18th,
thence abe proceeded to Nassau, but was un-
able to get over the bar, owing 70 her draw
ing over sixteen feet of water. The Spanish
General Delarina, under pretense Of showing
the pirate to his daughter, paid her visit
One of the Captain Generals Aids and sew
eral Government officers also visited the pi-
rate. Some difficulties were attempted to be
placed in the way of the clearing Of the
steamer Columbia, for Key West, by our
Consul, but Messrs. ]. NJ. Morale & Co. over
came them. She was allowed to depart to
warn Admiral Stribling at Key West.
The Weldon Railr0ad aHaiu In Ope-
ration.
NKwBERS, May 1.-THE Weldon Railroad
is now in operation. Trains are running
daily on the road, and are also running
through from Morehead City to Raleigh, Sal
isbury, Charlotte, Danville and Richmond.
Scarcity Of Lah0rers In the S0ath.
NEw York, May lS.-The Herald's cor.
respondent from Kilpatrick's cavalry camp
near Lexington, North Carolina, says the
planters Of the surrounding country are
greatly troubled regarding the anticipated
scarcity OF hands to perform the necessary
agricultural labor, and tney design visiting
the North to procure laoorers. They say
that the negroes, now that they are Tree, are
unreliable, and that the poor whites OF tne
States are too lASy to work. --l.
Rebels Rl1ndeFing Rebels.'
The dissolution Of the rebel armies haI
thrown loose npon North Carolina, a. well Al
other States, thousands Of disorderly charlc,
,sr,. who roam through the country plumber
ino rom friends and foes unfortunately
causing a reign Of terror and anarchy. This
condition of things has been TO q great exten,
terminated by the judicious distribution, al
various points throughout the State, Of de-
tachments of the national troops.
The RasuonsIbIe Parties for the Cruel
Treatment eur Prisoners Received.
EEw YoRK, May l8.-The Herald'S cor,
rs1pondent says: The question long aQitated
a, 10 Who il Removable for the cruel treat
ment Of our prisoners confined In the LIB,
md other prison,. NAV be now considered
de6nitilv settled, Il appears the rebel Sen
ator Foote was member Of the Committee
In the Senate 70 examine into the treatment
Of nriaonera and the REPORTS Of their harst
usage and starvation. His story, as told BY
his relatives, shows a deeper intention thar
is generally supposed, and fastens upon JEFF
Davis and his Cabinet crime startling anc
appalling in its details. Foote, 1t is said
states that the investigator showed Sonelu.
stIe ssluen'e . ,So o,;oNs 800 ~ ~ ,S'
n.;sansss. ,hst !, ,ho,,lJ a. ~s,ksn thai,
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cous'. ~ - ID J..,ron ,h.u .Oid;aS.
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go. rs. h.I.n.. ~ ,hs ooU,n;,,a. go.
49, st.. - .nnrr.s..S ~" S.... 7, -,
IN hi. noint thar ths ouarreI between Day;,
and Foote broke out afresh, which resulted
in the latter leaving Richmond.
Tho Number Surrendered By Jshnsiou
and ParoIed. u
Npw yopx Nav 1s-Tbe Tribun,,, di,.
match from Rale;oh' Of The I2tb' saws: The
humber of Johnston's army who were pa.
rolled at Greensboro, has been swelled by ad'
ditions OF large portion OF Wheelers com
mand and others, received BY Major Walcott
az Charlotte, n. G., and no" amounts TO 90
96l. Among these are Al general ctheers.
The Rorthc0ming Amnesty PrOela-
mHuSn. -
The Tri6unes washington dispatch says
The PRESIDENTS tortncomlng Amnesty ftoc'
lamanon 10 aireaoy IN type. Inc PROOF sneeli
have been 9naer eonsiaeralon ior several
days oy tne Oaoine''
More abORt Davis and his Specie.
CINCINNATI, May l8.-On the 9Th, JEFF
Davis, after dividing the specie among his
staff and personal escort, informed those with
him that they must look out for their per
including BENJAMIN and Breckinridge-ht
was attempting to reach the coast when ar
rested. ..r. .....a
Basil Duke and Governor Brown
Basil Duke and several Of his field officer,
have surrendered at Augusta; re,,
night.
Inc Gazettes speelal says Hov. pio%n
OF georgia passed through InuianaPons ias
night en- route TO washington