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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-26
The LAKE Seizures by Federal
Cruisers---ImPOrtnMt Letter from
Earl Etussell.

Cruiaers---ImPortnMt Letter from
Earl Russell.
FoBIGN 0FFIcE, April 3, 1863.
SIR II am now directed by Earl Rus
sell TO make you acquainted with the
conclusion at which, having considered
in communication with the law officers
of the Crown, your letter OF the Goth Of
March, requesting TO be informed in re-
gard to the right OF British vessels to
trade with Matamoras her Majesty's,
government have arrived.
The government of the United States
has clearly no right to seize British
vessels bona fae bound from this country,
or from any other British possession, to
the ports of Vera Cruz and MatamOras,
or either Of them, or vice versa, unless
such vessels attempt to touch at, on haze
an intermediate or contingent destination to,
same bockaded port or place, or are carriers
Of %cOHtraband Of a0ar, destined fr the Coqfea-
crate States A.; and IN any admitted case of
such unlawful capture, her Majesty's
government would feel il their duty
promptly to interfere, with a view TO OBJ
tain the immediate restitution of the ship
and cargo, with full compensation, and
without the delay Of proceedings in a
prize court
Her Msiesty's government, however,
cannot, without violating the rules of in
ternational law, claim for British vessels
navigating between Great Britain and
these places any general exemption from
tie belhgerent night Of visitation by the cruz
scrs Of de United States, nor Gun hey pro-
coed upoa any general assumption Aat sub
vessels man not so act as 10 render their cup
tire lalQfI and justifable, Nothing is
more common than for those who con-
template a breach Of blockade, or the
carriage of contraband, 10 disguise their
purpose by a simulated destination. and By
! decepaUs papers aud the situation of the
ports on the coast of Mexico with refer
ence to the Confederate States IS such as
10 make Il rot only possible, bat in many cases
probable, that an ostens6b Mexican desiina-
ton t00uh Be resorted 10 as a eoUsr for effects
i0lich would really justin capture. Ii has
already happened, in many cases, that
British vessels have been seized while
engaged in voyages apparently lagfil,
which vessels have Afterwards been PROV
ed in the prize courts TO have been really
guilty OF endeayoring TO break the block
ade, or Of carrying contraband 20 the
C~oniederates.
Itis the right Of the belligerent 10 cap
tire all vessels reasonably suspected feda
Of these trzaJgTess,0as Of International laV
and whenever any such case Of capture
Is alleged, the case cannot be withdrawn
from the consideration of the prize courI
Of the capior. After the case has under
gone investigation, il is the duty Of tn,
prize court TO restore any such prizes
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The rush yesterday at the Capitol of
citizens desiring to comply with the late
order of Gen. MITCHELL, was so great, it
was found absolutely necessary to in
crease the number Of clerks from four 10
twelve. BY far the greater number took
the oath of allegiance; but very few
prefering the parole of honor. We pre-
sumo that by the time the "ten days
expire, almost all of our citizens will
have shown their hands. As the pres
sure is great, to-day (~Sunday,) will not
be counted as one of the "ten days" We
think we are justified in stating that in
a day or two an order will be issued for
those who decline TO take either the oath
of allegiance or the parole Of honor, to
come forward and enroll their names,
that they may be sent beyond the Fed
eral lines. The authorities are in earn
est, and will see that the general order
is strictly enforced.
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A correspondent of the Richmond En-
quirer, writing from McMinnville, under
date of April 2, devotes a paragraph to
JOHN MoRoAN and his MATTE" He
says:
She loves him very ardently, and 1
doubt not the affairwas entirely one of the
affections. They take long s%trolls every
afternoon, and the evidences Of attach
ment while manifested, are delicate and
dignifed upon both sides. In other
words, l I'm pleased TO inform my young
married friends-if such there be-that
this notable couple behave themselves in
very proper style.
The "long s~trolls" and " evidences of
attachments" must have been very edify-
ing TO the rebel chieftain's followers.
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A new and elegant assortment ofPhO-
~togrsphic Albums, more richly embel-
lished titan any hitherto brought 10 this
city, have just been received, and are for
sale at n. n. SoHIErER's Photographic
Rooms. Also, a choice variety Of Card
Frames, in enamel and gold, These are
a new article, only just imported.
apr1G-tf
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suffers, Attemaoni

We have now in store a large stock of
supplies in your line, 70 which we call
your attention. Such as all kinds Of no.
tons fancy goods; canned fruits; Yir-
ginia, Tennessee, Missouri, and Ken
lucky tobacco; cigars, wines, and liquors,
City dealers win do well TO look through
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Special attention paid to shipping. No.
65 Public Square, below City Hotel.
HARVEY, HUGHEs & Co.
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unlawfully made, with costs and dana
ages; and the proper time for the inter-
ference Of her Majesty's government il,
in general, when the prizs courts have
refused redress for a capture which the
evidence shows 10 have been uniustiG-
able. II
Her Maiesty's government cannot, upon
er paite satemspts, DENY tho belligerents
in this war me exercise Of those rights iptich,
IN az icurs ia uclicd Ggrat Britain has bceu
concerned, she has claimed herself 10 exercise.
| am, sir, your most obedient, humble
servant, T.. HAMMOND.
+. I. CoURLAY, Esq, No. 3 Leaden-
ball street.
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WNI W0VW'1 H'"'7F -""W-I |"""7' -
HoRSBEcN s. AsHBRmdE, 40 College
street. keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Negro Goods, Soft Hats, etc. Also,
Ladies, Misses and Children's fine Shoes,
Men, Boys and Youths fine Boots, Shoes,
Brogans, etc, etc, Quick sales and small
profits is our motto.
HoENBEoK g. A%sHBRrDGE,
march27- I'm. 40 College street.
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j, J.. BUBEuAN having leased Store
No. 80, Union street has opened the same
as a Grocery stand, where he will keep
constantly OF hand a very choice stock
Of The best Family Groceries. Families
would do well TO call and examine his
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember the uumber-80 Union
street. Also, family supplies kept con-
stantly on hand as usual al his Bakery
90, North College street
April 2l--lm.
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REFUNDED. KING, who has been
absent in New York, and was detained
by sickness boy ond bis time allotted,
has just returned, and is now prepared TO
attend to those who may need his servi-
ces. His Office is No. 23, Deaderiek
street. apl9-lm.
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The Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Commercial in his dispatch of
the 22d inst, says: "The seeesh lady
prisoners, Miss FANNIE BATTLE and Miss
KATE BOOKER, are under lock and key,
in rooms attached to Hoyl Seminary Hos
pital in Columbus, guarded by a squad
of blue. coats" The young ladies seem
inenrrigihle.
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We are receiving daily choice Butter
Fresh Eggs, choice Hams and Dried Beef,
Also, the finest of Apples. In store this
Saturday morning, April 4th, twenty
barrels extra Apples, five barrels. fresh
Eggs, which We offer At the lowest mar
ket rates. Families may save a hand
some profit by calling ON us TO buy their
Coffee and Sugar. Mind the place, So
North Market street, opposite the Gov
eminent Stable.
a%pril4-lm. CLARK & GRraoRY.
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We are indebted to Messrs. TRUEsDAIL
& Co, Union street, for files Of Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
papers, in advance of the mail. They
have also at their house the latest num-
Der Of Ha,per's Weekly.
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Brigadier Generals G.. A, MCCALL and
LOUIS BLENKER have been mustered out
of the United States service. a good
many more Generals might be mustered
out with equal prOpriety.
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The sale of confiscated suffers goods,
advertised to come off tomorrow, will
take place at the custom house, Cherry
street, in the Colonnade building. A good
chance for loyal families to purchase
some things necessary in house keeping.
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The Chattanooga Rebel says it is a pity
chat some honest Southern bullet" can
not tap our head. If the head of the
Rebel editor is ever tapped it will run
nothing but water.
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PRovosr MARsHAL'a OrrIoE.

Proc0st Order, No. II.
l. The arrival Of guests at houses in
this city will, in future. be reported to
Col. WM T~RUEsDAIL, Chief Of the Army
Police, instead of TO this Office. Arrivals
must be promptly reported, as ordered,
and any failure to so report will be Sc
yerely punished, JoHN A. MARTIN,
Col. and Provost Marshal
ap2G-1w
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The Nashville Union says "impudence
carries a man a long way" No man
than its editor ought to know that fact
better Chattanooga Rebel.
None, we believe. We have watched
the impudencc of the rebels from the be-
ginning.
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A correspondent of the Chattanooga
Rebel calls Nashville 'the dear home for
which so many of us long" Many of
the rebels will reach their long h me be-
fore they ever reach Nashville.
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The New Workers have gone into costa,
cies over MEDoRI, the prima donna. They
gave her a benefit recently, which, it is
said, will make her independent for life,
Perhaps so; if her life be short.
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LATE WIS

A Washington dispatch to the Cincin-
natl Commercial says:
Governor Johnson's' Tenuessee force is
rot %to.exceed $4,000 men, to be mustered
IN during The war,and..is TO include negro
regiments.
We have not seen this intelligence in
our other exchanges.
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The minslrels give an entertainment
tomorrow night, for the benefit of Gus
Shaw, who has fixed up for the occasion,
the richest programme of the season.
The songs and other entertainments are
generally new and he has, in addition,
arranged for a champion dance. There's
fun ahead, and plenty Of it. Give Gus a
aahoW.n
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We are obliged 10 our friend OF the
4Ilh Indiana for his interesting letter,
butit contains information which, If true,
il contraband.
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Fnrnitnrr At Auctlon.

NJ. MARBURG sells Furniture, at No. 90,
North Market Street on Wednesday,
April 20, 1868. See Bills.
april &c, '63-2t.
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HARRY JoRDAN's benefit was a fine
one the house being filed to excess.
The performances went off admirably.
There was nothing lacking except a lit
tie fresh air for the comfort Of the inn
mense audience.
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wanted ImmedlateIy,

A good cook, washer, and %ironer, for
an unlimited period. A white girl pre-
ferred. None but an experienced one
need apply, Cali Al n Public Square, on
ap22-Iw. MI. ALExANDER.
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Posi- CHAPEL. - Second Presbyterian
Church, North College Street, near the
Louisville Depot. Services to-day at
lOtS, A. NJ, and rs, 2. NJ. Divine SER
vice will be held in this church on Thurs
day next, at the same hours, it being The
day appointed by the President as a
National Fast.
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"Copperheads are becoming scarce in
this community. The majority are
changing to " iron. clads;' some to Z" cop.
per- bottoms"
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what soldlor Thinhs.


We are all fighting for one common
cause, and that is, Liberty and Union
now and forever, But we are suffering
more from the fire in the rear now than
We are from the armed traitors in our
front. If we could have the united aid
OF the united people Of the North we
could, | believe, put this rebellion down
much quicker than IL is likely to be put
down at present. But let some of the
people Of the North 20 on in the way
they have for some time, and thus aid
the rebellion by writing discouraging let
ters TO sons, brothers, and friends, and
deyisiug means for them TO desert, and
see how long this rebellion will last and
how il will close. / will tell YOU, Mr..
Editor, what my feelings are / say hang
every man, or hend, rather, who dares 10
show himself north Of The Ohio river,
trying TO Stir up rebellion in our Tree
States around our hrasides, and at tho
same time LET the army still 90 on and
clean them out as the boys say in front
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Mashpillr Mnien.
Roll oruouor

We have received no copy Of the Roll
Of Honor as yet. We will publish it
when we do.
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HEADouAnrEns UNIrEp SrArEs Fone
IEsrEcroR GENERA1ls OYFIor.

AhSAAAAoh hhNHhAAo OINlIfs
NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 20, 1868.
The owners and occupants Of business
and dwelling houses within the limits Of
this city, are hereby reminded of the
Order published March 10th, 1868, re-
curing them to have the streets, alloys
and baek-ysrds adjoining their respee-
tive houses and lots thoroughly cleaned.
A thorough inspection of the city by
properly authorized persons VIII be had
in a few days, and any one found to
have neglected TO obey the Order viii be
severely punished.
By order Of
Brig. Gen'l j. D. MORGAN, Cong.
F. NJ. HELVETI,
Maj. and Act. Insp. Gen.
ap26-4t
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wanted.

A situation as Clerk or Book-Keeper
in a grocery, dry good store, or Military
department
Gsd reference euel az 10 qualification Of
loyalty Address
"CLEREP Box 1852
ap24-ti City Postoiioe.
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Is ii not strange that, in times like
these, political editors, in discussing the
sentiments Of military nen, will resort 10
the miserable slang and misrepresenta-
ton which have been curses to our parti-
san controversies, and greatly i%nstru-
mental in producing the rebellion? 1t is
high tune for all such TO practice oandor
and honesty.
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rnR NoRrHwHsr.

"Patrius," writing to the Mobile Reg
ister, quotes the following paragraph from
the Richmond Enquirer -
"Thoso wcak-minded Confederates
VINO were some time ago looking eagerly
at the symptoms Of discomfort and Peace
Democracy Rt the Northwest, must be
somewhat mortified at present. What
has become of our Northwestern friends
and sympathizers? Why comes no word
Of cheer from Vallandigham? Is Rich
ardson gone dumb? Has the muse Of
Cox hung her harp upon The buckeyes2
Oh! why art thou silent thou voice Of
my heart ?'
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-The Clerk of the
County Court Of Davidson County issued
the following marriage licenses, during
the week ending, Saturday, April 25tb,
1868, TO wit:
Calvin Pullam aud Mary Elizabeth
Shepard.
james s.. Taylor and Nancy Martin.
Jonathan Nelson and Sarah Jane Brad
ley,
Michael Connolly and Mary Currin.
Michael Morrissey and Mary Fleming.
REooRDER's CoURT.-Therc was an
abatement in the number of victims"
slain upon Recorder sHANE's altar yes
terday. Only seven wers brought up as
follows:
George Thomas, disorderly, fined 50
and costs.
Betsy Butler, negro, using hydrant
water without license, paid costs and
procured license.
Robt. Edwards, %disorderly, fined 81
and costs,
10 Nowsom, f. m. c., d%isorderly, insd
50 aud costa which he could not pay,
and went tonne Work House.
Preston Sandridge, d~lsordcily con-
duct, Gnod 50 aud COSTS went to the
Work House.
Mat, f. n. c., disorderly, 20 lashes and
So and COSTS went to the Work House
Jo Lewis, stealing prosecutor paid
costs,
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A letter addressed TO Francis A
COnant, ESQ., Medical Purveyor's Office,
Nashville, Tenn" has been left at this
office for him, there being no person Of
that name at the Medical Purveyors
Office. Mr.. Conant will call at or
counting room and get the letter.
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NOTICE.

SUGAR, 5BbIs, Brown
- 5 - Crushed
CIIEEsE, go Boxes prime ohi9 assay 40 Tor
sab hy Mh. LfuNi
Apl a IN MARKET street..
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'The prices Of single copies Of The
Mercury at the counter of our Office will
on and after date, be ten cents.
ave can no longer afford TO give out
any copies g~ratuitously."
, 1863-05-07


A special dispatch TO the World says partial
rrvolution has been effected in the Otdnance bu.
rrau Of the Navy Department. In consequences Of
the failure Of the attack on Charleston. New
Instructions have been issued respecting the ava
ament of the irOnclads, not only tAosg at Port
Royal, but those now building The Dahlgren.
gun ar,naments are q be removed, aud entirely
new fatinth guns. capable Of using Is pounds Of
powder at q charge, 70 be substituted. THIS y
10 be done before the attack on Charleston will
bs renewed. BY means Of this change, . single
effective shot may be relied on to breach Fort
SuiiGcf. Il may aiSo be effectively bombarded
Il much greater distance. The new guns are
NOW III process Of construction, but t Is believed
e.vetAE weckS VIII elhrIe before they can be put
into & AItiicieut number Of Monitors TO perm {
the reuewuf ~ tiIe attack
hiEeatrMted that the rebel losses at the late
attack Oh Shfiblk aud NanssmoaId were eight 70
our one:
Rebel picksEs SAy' thar they have new Gen.
eval on. their side, Whb treats them with great
severity. His name Is Gsnsral Starvation.
CAIRo, kpril 2S.
tirks6bsE dhtes tsths ISth say the battery on
IN, hVee GbbhsiIE he ely Is n full operation.
and woikihr .,Ilsndidly.. Ailns ssvsrGl days The
guns huje beehtatnsd DION the depce ahdpuhlic
buildings. YeAsiday huge Sl,ol entered ehe
| 1.sn. A..nA k,,ilat,N asA 0wnlodnd dnHfToViun
, 1863-05-07
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LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

',-. -, A.. A.
Oh. OIn'eS WIN iev .,,s.S c.S ,hs nI,cs H.
Paseagouai Mss anu S.EtL ~. onn .I".is. ~
was suosequenuy att.eAe al ~ ~ Lv,"j
company o. ln'any S. ~ Th. ssh.,s ~.
sno ,SH.;"" .u. .Ss;r color heh;ud The enemy
SCa.. 80" 200 rs;nGorceruenis, and Danieis
sS o'oussS ~ sh;n fs,.nd
''.u."e1 y - .a ,,,u. IN IN.
T9e EanOoa. 1".."J." ~ z.% sIassss .r";I,.s " snr.
.om"Ss& . r., AMI n bs;nv Eund impossible To
cet her oR shs was fired by her officers and
Abandoned.
Tr.,.. ...o.;.,;on. 81. N.w )vIe.u. have
.aS,.."S -.-ci",;ons snd . ne,;tion h Congress
- .i,c- ,Ss nconle 10 hold 4 Convention 70 form
. S,.,. Covsrnment. The movement was Old.
posed Ly some Of the most thoughtful of the
citizens The health Of the city was remarkably
GOOD.
LOUISVILLE, April a.
The MumfordvilIe expedition to Celina, Tenn,
has returned 10 Glasgow, having destroyed TO-.
900 pounds Of tobacco, 10000 bushels Of corn,
and considerable quantity Of gr0ce i,s and the
boats used BY the rebels in transporting sup
plies. The rebels admit lOss VI killed Col.
Graham In command Of the expedition thinks
that the Ioss was greater. The Federal loss was
one killed and one wounded
WASHINGTON, April %.
Gen. Gordon has reached here and states that
the Government engineer, who Is charged with
the duty Of inspecting iron Clads, repOrts that
the day after the battle Of Charleston harbor
they were nt for immediate service.
~. ,.-.oo., s,.N ~ C.s,.r.I McI,Is,,.r h.,
h.sn d;I,'"Ssd az Ths voIunt.er of;crrs are In
be imme.Iintrly mustered out Of service. The
oiicrrs Of the regular army have been assigned
TO-DAY 70 duty IN their regiments.
r,,vo,,,,., Ali, oa
-,
inte'lleence mas neeh reee''"u " ,ne SaP'ure
and osstrueuon ., Tue seean'er -a''dmOra "
guerr,ilaS on thr Iua"tL!sna % ~, river nApIsasS
S .I' Saes" sas sn" ori% =" ~, oF ,u.rr;IIss ~"
S.S'S ~" - IN. .r.,,r q W y
Ps.U' WV" ~
=, Inc steamer Hope avs" eronn 'en near 's.s"u '
ths crew leO
NEW YORK, APr'' 20
British steamer Gertrude arrived last night.
She was carturc,l On the 10th. olf Harlan I<lHnd,
by the U 8. gunboat Vanderbilt, after u chas'
Of several hours str was l"u"I to ChArl,"t"n,
biOcEaded, aud was returning to Nassau, when
she was captured. Her cargo consists u gun.
powder and military store"
WASHINGTON, April 2S.
The (Ioverum.nt has determined not To grant
letters Of marqae aud reprisal, unless foreign
war should arise.
The rebels have been reinforced within the
last week: A new rebel snea~pment is visible
iIn Tuesday a skirmish took place with the
tsbels above Krliy's fo'd. We captured "nr
Lieutenant, tSo Colonels and several Captains,
and 'wcn'y'iOnr rrivAtss'
On Mun,lay, while the artillery was being IN.
....ial ~, 90, l,,o, ,,.... I.i'.,,,,h . ,..,SSo,,