The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25
Reoelion.i h cape nayhsu.
Military Display In Washington
Gold Higher.
10 Amnesty for Certain Rebel
officers.
Gold Higher.
vessel under safsellIaase.
Plain Words 6f President
Johnson. q . A..
The Rebels Responsible for all
the Horrors OF the War.

s.. LoUis, May ss.-The steamer Mercu-
r., with q load OF sick soldiers, eollided
with the steamer Hard Times,about 80 miles
below here. last night. TIE Mereurysduk
no livea lost. The steamer Jplia suns c
miies below Omaha on Monday night. Loss
unknown IN either case. 81
1itcrpo5l, May ls.-Cotton sales steady,
7c5o Brsadstuas quiet; Provisions quiet.
L0ad5a, May 1s.-Consols FOR money 30;
American socks 75Ea76; Erie 5sIs.
The Daily News denies the statement
that President johnson has caused fresh
Representations to be made for claims con
Pectci with the pirate Alabama's depreda-
honr. II says the case romans as Mr..
biuc5ln left it.
News by the Persia only strengthened
the conviction now univerab that the re-
belhon Is over. The rebel loan is quoted
at 2s4. co.'s SOS
BosToS, May 24.-The schooner Pomona,
Capt Nati1eaux, has arrived at this port.
She brings advices from Cape Haytsen, 10
May 18th, by which we learn that a polit-
cal revolution had taken place on the Is
land. The rebels, hea eed BY Col. sala-
nave, took possession Of Cape Haytien on
the 10th inst, without opposition from tie
government troops, and not a gun was
fired by either party. 1t was a bloodlsss
affair. The towns Of Gonevas and Saint
hafies had also been taken by the rebels,
and the people appeared to acquis5ce in
the change. The leader Of the rebellion,
Col. s~alauave, IS the person who attempted
to as~sassinste one of President Gofand's
ministera sometime. ago.
W@AsHESGTov, Mey 24.--Ths city was
much crowded to-day, and the weather
very fine.
The armies Of Tennessee and Georgia
were reviewed by Lieut.. General Grant,
the President and members Of the Cabinet.
Distinguished army and navy officers and
others occupied stands as before. General
Sherman headed the column and was vo-
ciferouaiy cheored all along the line. 9th
er Officers were similarly co-mplimented, |
and the military display was proud and
imposing.
Nav YOaE, May 2i.-At an auction sale 4
OF Scranton coal to-day, prices realized
show material decline from those of April
last On steamboat tho decline was IS to 30
cents, lump 10 to 30, CRATE 80, egg s8ssO,
stove Sl,25 to SI,s5, chestnut, So
Gold is more active and quotations high
or. The advance IS attributed in part to
short sales, and consequent scarcity
of gold for delivery. The opening price
was 1929. Highsltls 80 and 81 close lssz
was bid.
NEv YoRE, Nay 24.-Ths Posts Wash
ingtoE correspondent ssys it is understood
that all rebel officers concerned in the afro
starvation OF our prisoners viii be ex-
studded from the benefits Of The amnesty
and also the Fort Pillow
nurderers. e viii also break up great
ended estates, by requiring all possessing
uoh to take he oath Of sllsgiancs.
The friends Of Gen. shsrm az and secrs-
cry stanton are endeavoring TO r~seoneils
he formerto the latter.
FoE1HEss MoERoF, May 23.-JeF Da-
re and c. c. Clay, alter having been taken
yesterday from the steamer Clyde, were
immediately carried inside the Fort and a,
placed in close c-oufnemaRt in the
ellis prepared for their reception, in the
econd tier. Sometimes they occupy cells
.~dJacent to each other, and are very care
ally guarded by two officers and twenty
men Of the third Pennsylvania artillery,
Mrs. DAVIS aud family aad the wife Of G.
= Clay sul remain on board Of the
teamer Clyde, which has been coaIing all
lay, preparatory TO carrying them to Col.
'ritehard, who viii conduct them south
ward again. Strict regulations are being
enforced by The military authorities re
persons visiting tho Fortress. By
order Of the Secretary Of War no one, eth
civil or military, il alIo red to enter the
Fort unless provided with passes, which sre
furnished very sparingly.
sAS FRAscIs5o, May 24th.--Ths bark
Broutes, with Mexican emigrnuts aboard, is
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u has been suggested that the
party might bo allowed q leave without
their arms, but this they are unwilling to
do, ashley are confident the authorities at
Washington win permit them TO on armed,
as the order prohibiting the expectation of
arms has been snnuled.
Alarge force Of laborsrs is at work on
the Pacific Rsilroad, which is the connect
ing Link Of the Californis and Pacific Rail
road between Sacramento and san Fran
cisco.
Despite the favorable prospects from the
crops, stun aour holds at 14aI4 50 per bar
rel.
FoETaEss MoyEoE, May 22.-The steamer
Monterey arrived here yesterday from No
bile, with lull cargo Of cotton on Govern
neot s@cco1nt.
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