Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-02-13
DISPATCHES
plsrArcH TO Il COLD Hull DAILY NEws
Dates TO FERRUARY 1o,b.
The War In South AmericR-French
Testimsnial to Mrs. Lincoln-Tho
Concord Bank Robbery last Sop
tember-The Money Recovered.

Testimsnial to Mrs. Lincoln-Tho
Concord Bank Robbery last Sep
tember-The Money Recovered.
New York, Feb. l0.-The Herald's
Panama correspondent says it is regretted
that Valparaiso has no Notifications OF
armament to resist an attack, and hoped
that no orders have been given for the
combined fleet Of Peru and Chile to at
tack the Spanish feet. Not being strong
enough, they might come to grief.
The Spanish feet is admirably appoint
ed, and pronounced among the most per-
feet in the world.
The third article Of the treaty between
Peru and Chile stipulates that any for
eigner, in the naval service Of either, may,
il competent, be advanced to the supreme
command Of the feet.
The Tribune's Paris letter says: The
gold medal for Mrs. Lincoln, subscribed
for in France, will be presented by B. NJ.
Albert, member Of the Provisional Gov
eminent Of lS4S, who will visit the United
States for that purpose.
The Commercials London letter says:
There is no probability of an early reduc-
ton Of the bank rate Of interest; and that
seven per cent. is the utmost reduction
expected.
BosroN, Feb. l0.-The mystery sur
rounding the robbery Of the Concord
Bank. on September 25th. is partially
cleared. Two Of the robbers were captur-
ed a few days since, and $3.50 BOO were
recovered-being about two.thirds Of the
total loss. It is believed that three per-
sons were concerned in the robbery, and
the other will be arrested Don The
money recovered has been paid to the off,
GERS Of the Bank.
VirEinians VisitinE tho President
They Recognize Uncle sam-Andy
Shakes Hands with Them He
Makes n slcdEe-Hammer Speech.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-A delegation
from the Virginia Legislature visited the
President this morning for tho purpose OF
delivering resolutions approving his pol
icy. Speaker Baldwin said that Virginia
accepted the result Of the contest in good
faith, recognized the United Sthtes as their
Government, and said the people would
use the freedmen justly. The President
replied, expressing his pleasure at meeting
so influential q delegation.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE Presidents
speech to the delegation from the Virginia
Legislature, yesterday, contained several
importantd declarations, conspicuous among
which were the following. He said:
II do not intend to say anything per-
sonal, but at the beginning of the recent
gigantic struggle there were extreme men
North and extreme men South. This
great fault wal kept upon an anvil and
hammered during the rebellion /; has been
hammered ever since the rebellion, and
there seems to be a disposition to continue
hammering until the Government is de-
stroyed. have opposed that system al
ways. I oppose it now. The Govern
ment is certain Of its power, and in the
maintenance Of the Constitution has ia
ken hold of one extreme. and with the
strong arm Of physical power, put down
the rebellion. Now as we swing around
the circle Of the Union. with a fixed and
unalterable determination to stand by it,
we fnd a counterpart or a duplicate Of the
same spirit. This other extreme, which
stands in the way, must get out Of it. The
Government must stand mistaken and
unmoved upon its basis. THE GOVERN
xExr Musr BE PRESERVED
II hope that all the People Of this
country, in good faith, and in the fullness
Of their hearts, will fix upon principles
which you have enunciated here Today,
of the maintenance of the Union. Lay
aside every other feeling for the good Of
the common country, and, with uplifted
faces to Heaven, swear that our goods and
our all shall sink in the dust together,
rather than that this glorious Union shall
not be preserved! I am grati6ed to find
the loyal element Of the country manifest
ing itself in these expressions; and now,
that an attempt to destroy the Union has
failed-is'at an end, I trust we shall 60 on
determined to preserve the Union in its
original purity, against all opposition"
After some further conversation between
members Of the delegation and the Presi-
dent, the latter said
"If now the country can arrive at a
point at which the States are all restored.
each having its representation in the Ma
tional Council, with the Union restored,
so that we can proclaim peace and good
will among the people Of the United States.
it will to me be q very happy day. I care
not what may be the taunt Of jeer-but I
tell you that whenever that point Is
reached, the measure Of my ambition will
have been filed" W nEe
The Bushwacker War In Missouri .
Hsax But Considerable Excite
ment-Texas Voluntarily Abolish-
ing slavery-Tho Negroes to have
Justice done them.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l0.-It 10 announced
that the reported appearance Of bush
wackers near Independence was a hoax.
in which Gov. Fletcher and Gen. Pope
were alike sold.
There was great excitement in Spring
field (Mo.) on Tuesday, 9Th inst. growing
out Of an ARRAY, in which one Coleman
wa, kill by q man named Orr. This, to-
gether with other real or imaginary wrongs,
exasperated the country people to such a
pitch that they raised an armed company
of about 100 men, and marchedin town,
determined to have a change. Mean
while a meeting Of citizens and Council
was held /; policemen were removed, and
the Civ Marshal resigned, This appear