The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-16
Sherman rests at Fayetteville.
Later rrom scnoneld.
No more Fighting.
SthoileId at KinsiOn.
Sherman communicates with
Sch0heiG.
Is Marching on.
Gold stu gOing DOwn.
Later frOm Europe.
RecapluFe Of Prisoners take Il
by Bragg.
SheFlnan'S Raid the most ImpGT-
tant OF the War.
RecapluFe Of Prisoners take Il
b. Bragg.
Sherinan's Raid the most ImpoT-
tant OF the War.

PITTsRrRG, March l5-Noon, River n'n,
feet two inches by pier mark, and fsllins
Weather wet; it has been raining an day
FoRTREss MoSRoE, March 1.-THE steam.
er Champion arrived here this morning
from Wilmington on the s,b, bringing the
first definite intelligence respecting sher-
uiaa and his forces. On the morning Of the
nth scouts from Sherman reached VII
mington with news that his army bad
reached Fayetteville, n. c., and were en-
camped in the immediate vicinity, and
were quietly resting preparatory to another
march northward.
INVESTS, March Is.-Yesterday the enc
my fell hack across the Eeuss river, after
burning the bridge over that stream. It is
reported that they also burned their ram at
the same time, which was guarding the
bridge. Timber is now going forward to
rebuild the bridge.
The railroad is completed to within
short distance Of the river opposite Kins-
ton.
The enemy will not be able to remain in
the direction of Kinston long, even if they
decide to make another stand, Of which
there is much doubt.
Deserters and refugees continue 10 come
into our lines.
General Sherman has opened communi
cation with Wilmington BY Fayetteville.
He sent word that he is all right, and
marching on. We may expect to hear
some gratifying news from him in a few
days.
DR.. Page, Of the Sanitary Commission,
has sent force with supplies to the front
for the wounded, He has also collected
list of the killed and wounded, which will
be sent on for publication.
Gen. scbofeld spent the Sabbath in New
bern. Weather warm and pleasant.
NEW YoRK, March l5.--The downward
tendency of gold continues. The lowest
point was ia. Subsequently it rallied =.
Drafting was commenced to-day.
PHILADELPH1A, March l5.-The Bulletin
has received the following special dispatch
dated Washington, Is: at noon to-day the
War Department had.advicea that shoofe'd
occupied Kinston on the l3th inst. Bragg
and his army retreating.
PoRTLASD, March Is. ~ The Peruvian,
from Liverpool via London arrived this P.
m. Political news unimportant.
The Bank of England has reduced its
rate of discount from to AZ
Sales of cotton for the week: Is 900 bales,
opening firm but closed with decline Of
]<d@Id on American. 1900 bales were
sold TO spectators aud exporters. Mid
ding New Orleans 29l9291zd. Bresdstuds
very dull Provisions steady. Consols
closed on Friday at ss5s@ss.
The Australians had not triumphed at the
date of our latest kilograms from Liverpool.
W4sHyoTos, March I5.-Rumors prevail
that peace commissioners have REACHED
City Point from Richmond, but no inform-
alton after careful inquiry can be obtained
TO confirm their truth.
NEW YORK, March Is The CONNER
cial's Washington special says that The sto-
ries Of miilfeasance Of the Interior Depart
ment are pronounced without foundation.
It Is understood that Secretary MeCul
Tough eontemplates tbeissue of new series
of 1905, under the auspices Of J.. Cooke 3
Co.
dispatch from Newborn, dated the llth
says: The prisoners taken by rebels in
front Of Kinston have been recaptured, and
that Gen. Terry has formed junction with
our troops there, and that sherman was
expected in the rear Of the rebels az Goils-
boro op The 1lth or 18th.
The Pests Washington Special says Cen.
schofeld has placed Gen. Terry IN com
mand st Wilmington. He is native Of n.
c., but has resided in the North for many
wears. lie left the Hartford Press 10 enlist
in the army
Washington, March IS. - j formation |
from the srmy of the POtomsc, speaking Of
sheridan's success in destroying the Lynch
burg railroad atseveral points and inhicting
severe damage on the canal, says be is on
his way to the White House, and that the
military officers high in authority claim |
this to be the most important raid Of the
war.
The batteries At Fort Morton ahelled the |
eneny's lines briakly on Monday evenings
and were replied 70, but without damage as /
far IS is known. Dessrtsrs continue 10
come in our lines. Several cavalrymen ar I
rived on sundsy with horses and equip
ments which they tried 70 sell.
NV YoRK, March I5.-Cotton dun and
? to 3 cents lower; 67a6s for middling.
Gold unsettled and lower, opening At me-
and closing at 1775s9l78.
All persons afflicted with prIvatedisoases
rznnld Al rzan 10 cal On Ilr pichn-d