The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-30
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Hill Sent to Meet Sher-
man.
Raid on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
Proceedings Of Rebel
Congress.
Christian Commission
Convention.
More Arrests in New
York of the Supposed
Southern Incendia-
ries.
Gen. Couch Assigned to
Gen Thomas Com
mand.
Gen. CadwaIlader Succeeds
Gen. Couch
Presentation to Gen. Han
cock.
Gen. Banks to Return to
New Orleans.
Gen. Banks to Return to
New Orleans.
Gold 232l-4.

New YORK, Nov. 29.-The Commercially
Fortress Monroe correspondent says it ha'
been known to Gen. Grant that A. P. Hills
entire rebel corps has been detached from
Lees army. and sent South, probably to
meet Sherman. It's place has been taken
by two divisions of Early's army.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 29.-The evening edi-
ton of the American publishes the follow
ing: The city is full of rumors to-day, in
relation to the raid on the line of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, but up to the
time of going to press we have not been
able to ascertain anything definite. One of
the reports is that New Creek has been cap
tured by the raiders, and another is that
Piedmont is also in their hands. We only
give these reports as current rumors, and
cannot vouch for their correctness. New
Creek has been for some time strongly for
tilted, and if it has been captured, we
should have heard some Of the particulars
by telegraph.
NEW YoRK, Nov, 29.-The bulls at pres
ent have control of the gold market, and
are pushing up the prices with considerable
success. The price opened at 2S3, declined
to 2Sl7s, afterwards rallied to 236, falling
again on the publicatiynof Hoods repuse
to 23S3<.
The Commercials Washington special
says Roger A. Pryor has Just been escorted
along Pennsylvania Avenue, under gard,
to the Old Capitol. He woro a hand some
uniform of sey, and nodded Familiarity to
old acquaintance.
Judge Bates has engaged Ex-Attorney
General Coffee to manage the Government
cases before the next term of the Supreme
Court.
The rebel Admiral Buchanan is to be sent
to New York, and thence to Fort Warren,
Boston Harbor.
The Commercials Newburg correspon-
dence says anumber Of soldiers were buried
in the ruins of bridge blown up during
the fire at that place on Saturday evening.
They belonged to the 18th Connecticut, and
were assisting in subduing the flames. This
correspondent intimates that a movement
cooperative with Gen. Grant from North
Carolina. may be looked for.
BOsToN, Nov. 29.-The article in the
Boston Daily Advertiser this A. NJ in rela-
ton to'the capture of the Florida, in which
very strong ground is taken against the
comments of the English press, and which
many English precedepts are quoted to
show that the ship should not be given up
is understood to be from the pen of Senator
Sumner.
The morning newspaper hands are on a
strike, and the proprietors offer good pay
and permanent situations to good printers,
who will come here and supply their places.
The Democratic City aud Ward Commit
tee have nominated Thomas C. Amory, Jr.,
for Mayor of Boston.
NEws York, Nov 29-In the rebel House
Of Representatives on the 18th inst, J. T.
Leach of n. c., offered the following pre-
amble aud resolutions
Whereas, The unfriendly interference of
citizens of non -slaveholding States with the
reserved rights OF the States, was the cause
of this cruel, bloody and relentless war, and
whereas, the citizens Of the slave States in
an unguarded moment, under the influence
of unwise counsels, without mature DELHI
Grafton as to the fearful consequences, made
the election of Abraham Lincoln the occa-
sion for precipitating The Confederate States
~ &c tha Upfou folIouad ~ q fa,~c,,I
train Of consequences and whereas, we,
the representatives of the people, desire to
place ourselves fairly before the civilized
world, and are anxious to secure an honor
able and permanent peace therefore
Resolved, That any ate mpt to infringe
upon the reserved rights of the States
should be resisted by all lawful means.
Resolrea, That when the United States
shall signify its willingness to recognize
the rights and guarantee citizens their
right of property as provided by the Con-
stitution and Laws of Congress, we viii
agree to treat for Peace on such terms IS
may be agreed upon by Commissioners, or
by States acting in their sovereign char
acter, and ratified BY a majority of the
people which shall constitute the bond Of
Peace between the North and South.
Mr.. Leach sustained these resolutions in
a speech and thea they swere vsted down
almost unanimously.
An army correspondent says guns have
been sent to the front which throw shells
into Richmond from our nearest point. The
she'll is inhamsble to an extraordinary de-
gree, and it is thought the rebels will be
burned out with them.
On the morning Of the election a state
room on the steamer Elm City running be-
| tween New York and New Haven was
found to be on Ere, similar to the Hotels
here. Three more arrests have been made
Hotel keepers have increased their reward
to 10000. An attempt to FIRE the Inter
national Hotel was made last night
WAsHISGros, Nov. pa special to the
Tribune says Mosby's Adjutant who hsd
taken the oath Of allegiance has been
captured.
BosroS, Nov. 29.-Mrs. Sarah Hutchin-
son, Of Baltimore recently convicted Of
giving aid and comfort to the enemies Of
her country, is new in the Fitehburg House
. Correction under Ave years sentence.
IxDIGxAroLIs, Nov. 29.-The western
branches and agencies OF the q. S. Chris
tian Commission are now assembled in this
city. Representatives are present from
Philadelphia, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Clsve.
land, Detroit, Chicago, Peoria, Milwaukee,
St. Louis, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis,
&c. Hon. Beliamy storsr, Cincinnati, Chair
man; G. II. MeIlyain, Peoria, Secretary.
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