The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-10
NIGHT DISPATOHFs
Traitors 70 be Hung In Indian.
apOIIs.
Surrender OF Dick Taylor Con-
iTmed.
Free Trade Opened with West
Tennessee.
Indignation Meeting Called III
Washington.
Cotton Lever.
Gold Fast Declining.
Gold Fast Declining.

ISIJAVAPoLIs. Nav g.-Maio- General
Hovey, by authority from Washington.
has issued orders for the execution OF
Bowles, Milligan and Jersey, convicted Of
treason by court martial in this city some
months ago. They will be hanged on the
18th inst,
CAiRo, May 9. Dispatches from Mem
Phis confirm the report of the surrender Of
Dick Taylor to Gen. Candy.
Unrestricted trade has been resumed with
the District Of West Tennessee, except in
goods eontraband Of war.
About so more dead bodies have been
recovered from the wreck of the sultana.
Col. Boden, of Grants staff, sent 20
Memphis to investigate the cause Of desert
ers will also go to Yicksburg.
NEw YORk, May 9.-GOld weak, almost
to the extent of panic. The decline this
morning to IS5 4 was generally unexpect-
ed. Some predict a fail to 40 Us within
thirty days. Increased supply is the chief
cause.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The Richmond
Wing of yesterday, says Gov. PierPont Of
Virginia, will issue a proclamation this
week, declaring Virgins, eaneeling civil
officers in that State and ordering a new
election
The State Department has been inform
ed that the legislative body of the Republic
of Bremen, at AtaehisOn, April 29th, was
addressed by its president, announcing
our late victories as a great victory won by
the armies Of the Union over the rebellion
of 81 ave holders, and called upon the
members to express their sympathies with
the American Union, by rising they did so,
and gave three hearty cheers.
WASHINGTON, May "A resolution was
introduced in the City Councils last night
disappearing ofthe return of Rebel soldiers,
which excited heated debate and a pub
lie meeting to prevent the return Of such
men is called for tonight. A large num-
Der of them are already here.
At the trial Of Benz. G. Harris this even
ing, Mr.. A Truwick,a neighbOr and friend Of
Harris was called as a witness for the de-
Tense. He testified that Chapman and
Bead, saying they were parOled prisoners,
come to his house on the evening Of 26th |
Of April and asked to be accommodated for |
.he night.
He refused to lodge them in his house
but told them they might go into his barn,
To the best of his knowledge and belief /
hey stayed in the barn that night. The
accused here closed the case. The Judge
Advocate offered in evidence various or
iers of Lieut.. Gen. Grant, and general
order explanatory of the terms of surrender,
oroclaiming that parOled soldiers residing
iouth Of Richmond must 60 home as speed
" as possible by the most direct route,
md that transportation and subsistence
we're not to be furnished those who failed
% go home, but they might 60 free in Gov
eminent boats when on the direct route to
heir homes. The accused objected to the
,rder as evidence, and the court-martial
hen adjourned until Thursday, in order to
give the accused time to prepare his de-
ense.
NEW YORK, May 9.-seeretary McCul-
ough has announced that the three per
cent fee on goods going to inBurrectionary
,tates is abolished.
NEW YoRK, May Cotton opened firm
md closed dull and lower at 56a57. Gold /
leavy and lower; opening at 1871, fall
ng to 1917 and closing at 1876.