The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-26
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Booth az NeadsYllle last June.
Records The Death Of President
Lincoln.
tenefal Brisbane aad GO1pfaOr
Eramleiie.
fhey Agree TINT Siater) Is Dead
ia hentucAy.
Decision or Attorney General
speed 0n Tie Terms Of Lee, I
tapiiGiallau.
From RlFhmauJ
From Richmond
The Troubles Of Early.

PEISEys0, April 18th ~. g.. Imrep. Fl
reliable citizen of rutsAurz, Just rrsUra. q
from Meanwhile mentions s. s.ugurs- r..
constance iu connection with Boo.h', s.-
s. ssiuai.ou OF the President. While ,..t-
ping at lhe &cHsury Hotel IN 1lesde,I,,.
on the 4th OF june last, Booth Wrote on d.
pane Of glass with his diamond RING. Oh .
following inscription: "Abe Lincoln Be-
parted Jhis life August 18th. 1864, bv tls
effect q poison Booths usme was wit
ten on the Hotel register IN she same hand
writing. Several OF his friends. at differ
eBt times, occupied the same ROOM A COM
Plete register of the names Of siI oscupsnts
since june last ha' been kept
CrNCISNATr, April 25.-Geu. B-.s1oa, su-
| psruirndsnt OF the organization Of colorei
troops in Kentucky, has written letter to
Gov. B-an,Iette, calling his attention to the
disturbed condition ct labor in that state.
urgiug him to call The Legislature to pass
the constitutional amendment. The 6e1-
eral says slaves are uomiuslly free. Mas
ters can no longer depend on their labor.
points ont the evils that must arise from
the present half slave and half free condi- /
ton Of the State claims that the MASSAGE I
Of the amendment would quiet the mind.
OF the negroes, cause them 70 remsir at
home, where their labor IS SO much need
ed. More than %, 900 Of the most valuable
slaves have already gone into the army
that Kentucky must choose, either 10 have
her slave population absorbed BY the army,
or 10 save their labor 10 the soil by grant
ing freedom TO The slaves at home.
The Governor replies concerning the
opinion slavery can no longer be retained
Il Kentucky thst labor must be rs.oreaa-
zsd on e Tree basis, and says war has sv-
efminated slavery aud revolution zed the /
public mind in regard to ii, slavery being
uded ia rebellion. Rebellion the Govern
2 states should be ended in Kentucky hv =
he most direct snd speedy means. lie
egsrds the passage ct Tho constitutional
mendment SIS the most prucl cal method
links its adoption may save The State from
dearth Of industry, snd the suspension OF
reduction calls 10 mind Tho Patriotism o..
entueAyi says they are slsays nr Union
lth OF without slavery.
PFILADULFHJA. April 25.-A special dis g
ITCH 20 the Bulletin from Washington 10
~ says Attorney con. Speed hiss made >
highly important decision on the tarms
cspitulaLion Of Lse. In reply to e letter
the Secretary Of War relating 90 tLass
INIT, he deriies. LIST, that the rebel 5ti,-
RS no surrendered TO Gen. Grant have
homes IN loyal States, aud have no right
come 20 places where their houo5 were ia
e loyal States previous o. going into the
oellion- 81, that persons iu the service :
the rebellion, or who have otherwise x
yea support, comfort or aid. aad were 3
'iients OF rebel territory, have no right
return to Washington under the stiruls. ~
rs. '
NAsHycJoS, April 2j.-Ths Richmond
mes Of yesterday has thu following. An
Ter has been issued by the General com
nding this depar iment, designating the
whattsn Hotel, corner Of Broad and Iith
-ets, rs place Of entertainment OF al
nmissionei officers and soldiers. The
'tt-wood hotel "a 'o.biideu to eutsrtsipaI IL
h, sud those Row stopping there are re-
,sted to Immediately yaca,e their rooms
leave.
Ion. Chss. Faulkner, o.! BerEs CO., ha-
ived in this ~. HD
he Richmond Wing of she 24th, has the
owing General Sheridan routed Early
Eaynesboro about the middle Of March
put him upon the most N ur,lerous race.
ich concluded By bringing up in Rich
nd, attended by one Of his staff sans -
&, hat oui almost everything. When e.
.ridsu's column hal swept By Richmond.
.ly was ordered back % stanton aud o.
there % the time Of the eyacrst. on Of
city, upon hearing Of this event.
Te hasteued 70 Lynchburg and thence
ard Southwestern Virginia, where be,
king Gen. Ech0ls, took command ofthe
'es that we're retrsating before stoneman
Thomas. When last heard from being
.hle 20 Withstand the forces m front, aud
nd Of Gen. Graut in his rear, he had de-
ted o. the right and was apparently
king for the Kanawba Valley.