The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03
BY Telegraph
ETGHT DISPATCHES.
Rebel Battery blown UP Il Rebel
Torpedo.
p,,.e Captured.
Disposition glGeleraISheFman's
Troops.
Particular OF the Destruction Of
Jac Webb.
Farther ah8ltKlrby smiths pro-
posed Surrender.
Oar ja..lry la iiabaDa.
gsr Cavalry la iiabama.
#ae Presidents Helgins reaches
Chicago.

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"asliug.on special says Ma or Wallace has
been appointed President of the AssOc,a-
tioa for the erection Of @ monument to the
late President in this city. e. W. Riggs is
Treasurer.
Capt. Eo5t. Lincoln has gone % Illinois
10 be present @, the .ntermeut Of his .sther's
rsua.us.
Tho Posts Washington special says the
trial Of the persons implicated in the muir
der viii commence in that city early next
week. Newspaper reporters will be adj
mu.s3.
As-elmer hes jus. been captured run
.n.aE out OF tho Gappaaauuock river with
/ sevsr-I Kegs Of specie stolen from She Rich
maad banks by the flying rebels on board.
Tie Post says Gen. Barry, and Mai. Geo.
Ward Nichols, of shermon's stsT, MAJ or
Ludlow. OF the engineer corps, Capt. Mar
slsL and Lt. Fsrplanck, Of Gen. Barry's
s.aI, arrived in this city last evening.
They left Raleigh on Friday at 10 o'clock,
| by way OF the Dismal Swamp, and sherman
has gone to Charleston 70 look after his
command The I0th and 18th corps, with
/ Elrat-ick's cavalry, are to remain while
others come home by Richmond and Alex
andria. They VIII DO at the latter place
/ by the Ist Of June.
EIa, Pa, May Whilst acknowledge
with profound humiliation in the absence
. Of appropriate denomination of respect on
sas part of The city towards the remains Of
the President on arrival last Friday, justice
% our citizens, who have ever delighted to
. L111-th lamcuted dead whilst living, snd
who SIRE sincere II devotion to the memory
OF the lameuted patriot, requires publicity
Of tie fact, that IN She midst Of preparations
for the funeral, they were informed by 81
superintendent Of the Ohio and Erie rail-
road tina. the funeral escort had made a
separate request chat no demonstration be
made o.. this place,.iu order that the COM
pauy might have rest and ropose. Acguies-
eucs with this unauthorized req uest 10
therefore the cause of the apparent ueglect.
By order o. the Mayor.
The King of the BoIg,ans, on his return
to Brussels. was taken with illness.
LoypoS, April 22.-The IuaeZ and other
/ Southern prpsrs still profess to look hspo-
. f1l.y on the second set Of the war, which
I they argue is about 60 open.
Ar. Harvey, Minister TO Portugal, pub
/ fishes lat.s. IN the Times, giving his YER
SION aftbe firing into the Niagara and Sac
raIc-.a, showing they were entirely blame
. iass, and according high praise 90 their
uaudsr for his tgrbearauce.
The eztsadi.,ou ease Of Windsor, the de-
/ nulaur cashier of the Mercantile Bank,
hos been be.or. the Court Of Queens bench
/ and was postponed t5r the present.
The limos thinks unless the South con-
se1gs 90 a union the end is as far or as ever
Jutaa the North show evidence Of liberal
.ily, and as slavery is already dead, the
Times thinks Cancellation is possible, but
come what may, England win await the
issue with the steady f5rbearance OF neu-
trails, bu, with earnest wish Tor speedy
peace.
Erw YORK, lCay steamer Guiding
Star arrived, from New Orleans the 2J.h,
and Eavaua -s.b. Destruction Of the ram
Webb s confirmed. She passed New Or
leans u1der fun sal. The Lackawauua
sent go pound shot through her bows.
Only one vessel '1o "o'yoAo' IL. Com 1'
Gherarl, was early to follow, which kept
close ON tho track Of the Webb ill invent
ael. miles below the city the Webb saw
'-' coop o. war -...L-i'I' 15-'y ''f &C.
zion, a-l '-' turned JOY '-e .lo'e, lns il De
.-' s'-H5 s''a'sN' at No'' Inc "eD' ''.'
GERS aL1 Gre" -'eI "'' 10 severn l-~' GO
5la Yea ln-' .-e swan ls' D'a'' nom '-1
io-ysHs O''7de1 "e7 anu saved one LnAI
ABOUT asleep '1 Oo~l"' 0u' were un~o's =,
put oHt inc 1fe' OWING 10 inc lnaaIln..'''
nature Oh 'Ae cargo "e'' carried three
gums one Oh them 90 P'-laef' 9Ao ma
-i' os''' %. cotton ABOARD ana some f''li
ana '-' F'-''-e
IL seems .Aa- 'Ae P-.'- OF 'he I'.'1il'-'
Ile" .la "e''- Two oil me ere" nav
gwen .----D'-' '' up.
-~' Ne" o[.eA1' 4 mes 'sP'T,' 'nal ID
steamer ''1' -'e5ss came OUT OK = ga rive
ON '1' -"'' "l0a' nag o. truce Tor inc P''
pose o- neg '-'l''af WIN Co.'s '18 ae' O-''
o.. a.a- OF Gen. cope Tor 'le suf'eA1'
9. Gen. 9-li-A ana 1-' l'fee-' o'i' 9P'a5 2
-s.t Cairo on .le s'ao'al L2'sn''n ''i IN
purpose oil meeting Ino Zen. --''5' d, he
a'.T ana 'Ne'e can D' 10 So1D' 'l@' j LTD
smith hes surrendered MS whole force.
The surrender Oh the EeDei 5ee'e.4'
Mallory 81 FsI'a-'oia Is eo1AEAiea-
-la. million a''.-fa Oh green A' d.
arrived -- Ne" orleans 10 pa! our ''o'P
and Hs mell more was On tue way
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