The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-26
Afternoon Dispatches.
Our GunbOatS Going up the
Cape Fear River,
They are EBgaged In Shelllsg
the Rebels.
The Richmond Whfg
on Rebel Troubles.
The ChivaIry Wont bet on
the cOnfedersCy.
Suffering in Hoods Army.
The +. p. Blair Mission.
Canadian Difficulties to
be Settled.
0NaraSfoun A,,u-4 ALL
The F. P. Blair Mission.
Operations Around Mobile.
The City to be Isolated.

Nav YoHE, Jan. 25 The Hospital steam
er S. r. sPaulding, arrived at this port last
evening from Fort Fisher, bringing "A.
wounded soldiers. number Of euuboats
had gone up Cape Fear river, a1t were
Smelling the woods in order to disl9jgs shs
enemy.
The remains Of one Of she heroic dead Of
Fort Fisher, Gen. Louis Bell, have also
reached here. He was killed in thoassa
Of Sunday the 18th. The remains arc IL
charge Of Lieut.. Sanford. OF the Iaueut.d
Generals staff. The body is TO be conveyed
to New Hampshire
The Richmond Wing thus states the re-
suit Of the South making war upon tho
nation, attributing the hou0-s to the Yaz-
kee; Our outraged women, our houseles5
babies, our sons untimoly slain, cur black
ened homes, our leagues OF deaclatcd IalI.
our battered city, our slaves in arms against
Us, our prisoners murdered in cold blood OF
pining year after year in northern dun
geons, ali tell us what the Yankee i8-at
heart.
Gold has reached in Richmond, $500 per
cent. premium.
The Mobile Register Of January Is.-
says the people absolutely decline 90 l.s,
with the odds Of 40 to /, on the success O.
our cause, and the honesty of our govern
ment and people.
The Charleston Courier discusses guerrilla
warfare with the purpose Of showing The
efficiency Of that style Of hczt'E.iss, o.
which the rebel cause may soon Pc brought.
The Richmond papors represent Hoods
army as suffering extremely until they
reached the more sea.tEy d4stric.5, when
they Jared better. It is thought he may be
obliged to fall back beyond Corinth, uutil
the roads are repaired To that place.
NEw YoEK, Jan. 25.- The Tribune's
Washington special says when Blair 70.
Turned from Richmond he exhibited a let
Ter from Jef Davis, saying that whenever
the President Of the United States would
receive commissioners from the Co1fsdcr-
ate States to negotiate for peace, he would
appoint them. He accompanied the as
sursncs with declaration Of his own Do
sire for & speedy termination Of hostilitis5.
Mr.. Lincoln permitted Mr.. Blair to se-
turn, carrying with him letter written 20
himself by member Of thecabinet, which
repeats, in substance, that contained Ga tLs
Presidents letter "to whom it may con-
Germ" This is all AIr. Blair takes O. Rich
moud.
The Government holds precisely .be pc
sition it has always held, and bel ewes 30
can conquer a peace within q reasonable
time.
The limos Washington special says it Is
generally understood that Blair did not ~
in sny sense ss the Representative ot Tie
Government 20 Richmond, and that be i4
not authorized TO encourage the hops tia.
any overtures for peace viii be made or &C.
cepted which look however remotely TO-
ward division Of the Union nor is t.
believed that the rebels are yet prepared 90
treat on any other terms. Popular Beul-
ment has ovcrrated the desire Of the rebel
Government for peace, aud when ttl-
armies are destroyed they will make peacc.
Mr.. Blair has not returned. The Govern
msnt has been assured that the Canadian
authorities have determined 10 remove all
causes Of dissatisfaelion on The part Of tbs
country, growing out q recent occurrences.
Judge Cours0I will be removed. This viii
probably lead 10 a speedy abrogauou Of tho
passport system.
NEv YORK, Jan. 25.-The Richmond Sen
tineI calls for a new outburst Of enthus.asra
and patriotic devotion. It says It would be
delightful and inspiring. 4 citizen writas
10 il that he had moderate supply Of bacon
in the house, and be asked his wife shall
the meat go? She responded zee, let 10 90
and il vent. Perhaps Il was the kiad o d
% our poor prisoners.
By the Atlanta from Mobile 10 IS reported
that formidable expedition had lei- Forts
Morgan and Gaines, up the East Pascag1ula
River, 70 take position ia the rear Of Mo-
bile, and placing the city az the mercy 81
our troops. The river was found EaViga1.F.
snd its occupation cannot "a ] b render he
city an easy capture
Deserters report that there 10 rngch @Is-
satisfaction with the re0el gOFeEnmont %
Mobile.
BrTYALo. Jan. 25.-Ths America Hotel
is now on Ere. Wind west, blowing 2 gale
and showing furiously- P4rtlcl.sEs.' soyn
Is possible. .,--r
high BY the per mark, and about az q staud.
VI her very cold but clear. ....
grFFlLo, Jan. 5J.-The Amer can Hotel
"a IN ruins, and the IRE is stiu raEiu h. lBs
building on Main street was blown W by
order OF Mayor Fargo. Toe FIRE IS partly
arrested, but IL IL feared it viii exted3 10
Pearl street. There j. e furious gale blow
ing and heavy snow storm. Thermons
ter above zero, preventing the treu-n
working % great extent. The Union stove
works, owned By Geo. ,. Ball 4 Co.. was
destroyed By FIRE early last evening. AL
trains on the railroads are delayed By the
storm. Loss by Ere % the American Hotel
Is estimated az $500 900.
FOErREss MoSEoE, Jan. - The bark
Clifton, Capt Garrett, arrived hers Yests--
day from Peru, Pernambuco, aud teuorts
ID rebel privatssr Shenandoah, bad Ges-
troyed several American rnerchantrsen.
along the coast Of Brazil, In consequence
Of which vessels bound 10 the United states
were obtaining British registers, soss 10 en-
able them % sail under British coi0r5.
NV 4oEE, Jan. IA dispatc b received
BY Iheo. Tilton, from Springfield, ILLINOIS
saying Illinois Senate have repealed The
black laws b. four majority, and the Houss