The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-04
+ a Citizen OF Albany AsSaSslnated
Payment Of Troops.
Er Seward Nearly Well.
Grand Review Of Troops 60 take
place In Washington.
The Harris C0Hrt Martial.
Arrival Of the Funeral TRAIN OF
President Lincoln at
Springfield, III.
Proclamation Of President
Johnson.
S2to.03G Reward for the Capture
Of JEFF Davis aud ether Rebels.
The 0dd Fellows, Represented by Mr..
t0.lJX, address the President.
U0G0rS 20 ld6 Remains Of Pres.
ident Lincoln.


idell Lincoln.
CEuEvsrJ, May 6.-the U. S. mail Com.
peny's great steamer United States, Ia,
just been completed at a cest of $3.50, Joe,
and left this evening for Louisville on her
arst trip, and crowded with passengers
Her appearance as she passed the city,
gayly decorated with flags, was truly mag
uiGceut.
ALBANY, April 3.-Hon. 3. Burton, Q prom
iueut citizen Of Syracuse, was shot in hi,
house this morning, and is reported dead.
I A man has been arrested on suspicion.
NEw fosE, April 3.--Sergt. Boston Cor
bitt says the Post writes to a friend in
this city, dated May lst Ny life has been
threatened in a most blood thirsty manner,
but God is well able to keep me.
The Posts special says the Government
viii pay SlO0, 100000 to discharged soldiers
aud others during the month of May.
Forty million dollars of certificates Of in
debtoduess were redeemed in April.
Application for National Banks at Rich
moud, Savannah, Petersburg and Charles
ton, have been made to the Treasury De-
par.meut
There are twenty-five thousand troops ct
Bicker's Island who will be mustered out
! of service this week
NEW York, May 3.-Gold continues dull
/ and weak. Disbursement of Sub-Treasurv
notes on account Of May coupons will make
the supply in tho street abundant and
premium tondors strongly downward.
The price during tho afternoon has been
/ IuaHrE.
The Posts Washington correspondent
| says Mr.. Seward is so well that he is expect
ell to take his place in the Cabinet meeting
in O. few days. The newspaper accounts Of
the attempt to assossinate him we've gouer-
/ ally incorrect. Payne, the assassin only
had an opportunity to strike one blow at
| Mr.. Seward, who was at the moment sitting
i'm bed. The knife struck the swelling
over the fractured jaw aad did not touch
! the troat at that instant. Robinson, the
nurse, clatchci Payne from behind and not
forward. Ee IiI not let 20 his hold al
| though stabbed four times. Mr.. Seward
rolled on the door, feignng death to Mr.
r. AIR. Seward owes his life to this; tho
soldier is in the hospital here and is doing
well though worry badIy wounded. Mr..
Seward now directs foreign dispatches to
Mr. Hunter.
Tho Commercials Washington special
says should not circumstances prevent,
Lieut.. Gen. Grant viii review the army
which has boon under the direct command
ofGeu. Sherman, not far from this metrop-
oils, very soon.
Tho 18th and 18th corps arc expected to
march here by Richmond, and the other
corps viii soon stert on their respective
routes 90 Che Capital. After tho review
the troops win be gradually marched away
and mustered out, unless it I'd found neces-
sarv TO send force 90 Texas. Regiments
of tine regular army, some of which are
much reduced, viii be recruited, and it is
rumo-eI tho veteran reserve corps is to be
returned for provost duty.
WssHEaroy, AIay 3.-The following Of
Gcers comprise the Court Marshal Of Hon.
b. harris. Mel Gen. Foster, Mai. Gen.
/ PorEe, Nai. Gen. Wilcox, Brvt. Brig. Gen.
| G. u. sharpe, Brvt. Brig. Gen. ". Gamble,
Col Charles Albright, of the 202d PennsyI-
vsu.a volunteers, 1t. Col. O. B5beak, Aid
de-Gamn and Captain of Engineers, Major
/ Winthrop, Judge Advocate, al of whom
were present The following officers were
detailed, but wora not present: Gen. Hum
phrey7. Eryt Mai. Gen. Jo. Rawlings.
Tho chrr.N aud specifications against
| Harris ere 1s follows. Charra-violation
O. Doth article &C war. SpeeiGcatiou-Ist.
B. 6. Harris, citizen Of Nd. and mem
Der O. Congress o. the U. s. did relieve
| with money, viz: Tire sum Of two dol
lars the public enemy, viz: Sergeant Rich
/ ari Chapman and private W. Read, Of Co.
| a, a.E regiment, Virginia infautry, soldiers
OF The army of tho so-caued Confederate
States, then in rebellion against and at war
with ne. The said Harris then and there
wen knowing said Chapman aud Read TO
Do soldiers af said army, and treating aud
Offering .r relieve o. such, and at tho Same
time aiv.sug and melting them ia
lcall.aue 81 aaii army and make war again :
the UGitel States, and cmphatically decIal.
ing 60 hsFe sympathy with the en6mv
/ and his opposition % the Government o.
tho United States and its efforts to suppress
Che rebellion, q. or uear Leonard town, st.
Mary county, Nd, about the Goth day o.
April 1865. Specification "a. In Chs
chat Harris, citizen Of Maryland
and member Of tbe Congress Of the U. s.
did knowingly harb0r and protect publ,
enemies To- wits sergLChapmau and prfvat
Read, a5.55sr 10 tho so-caiied Coufedcrat
States of America, then in rebellion araius
and q. war with the o. S., by procuring 70
them 20 hs lodged and fed iu privat
house and furnishing them with moueJ
therefore, and said Harris then and tber
well knowing said Chapman and Read I
be soldier of th5 army and treating then
and Offering 60 give them money, at sue.
and some time advising and melting the,
, o. continue IN some army and make w.
against tho T.. g., end cmphstically darIat
ing bis sympathy with the enemy and hi
oppaa zion 90 the Government of tho U. s
i'm ils efforts TO suppress the rebellion. Tn
was al OF uear Leonard, Sc. 3lary's COUNT
Nd. on or about April %, 1865, scrg
WuuauE Chapman and private Zee,
company *, ss.h Va. infantry, Confede
ste army, were examined and cross exam
iue5 yesterday before the court. Upon II
opening Of tho case to-day the procesdin.
which ara as follows were brought f1-wag
and paraled rebel pr.soEeas were examine
and testified that Harris had at his res
dslce given them money aud advised the
not % regard their parole and 20 continl
b their hosaHaes to the Government. N
Harris objected 70 their testimony on q
ground chat they were guilty Of treas,
tad therefore being enemies Of the count
could not testify against citizen. Jut
20 Advocate chen proposed to prove By neig
b1-s Of Nr. Uarris that be himself "
dfEo7aI and with witnesses rnut.aI On
my 1f lhe United States and consSaeni
Sc not privileged 70 make exception to th,
Testimony. The court then took q rec,
lent - deliberate upon this point and the do,
were closed iii ! O'Clock and upon
p, opening the court adjourned till to-morr
- WssHyoroz, Nay Simon Gamer
Thaijeus Stevens, and Other prominI
citizens Of Pennsylvania, called on
President, and were introduced by J
80 n.-.n-.r- who nllresaed Che Prnsidnnl