The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-09
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The 9Th Corps In Washington.
Affairs In Texas
The People Willing to Return
rFsT 90 the Union,
Address Of Gov. FentOn.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Address of Gov. FentOn.
appointment for charleston.

oIxcrsssrI, June s.-GrOcries steady.
Gold ls7aISgZ.
WAsHE0ToS, June s--The 9th army corps
General wright commanding, passed up
Pennsylvania Avenue this morning, maxi
ing q fine appearance. The President and
members ofthe Cabinet were witnessing the
review
NEw YORK, June s-Gold IS strong. The
export demand continues active and the
present tendency is strongly toward higher
quotations. They have stood frmer ct lss.
WAsuxsroN, June S-Nothing Of inter
est took place in eourt up to recess.
The Commercials Washington special of
the Ssh says; An influential delegation
from New York is in the city to protest a.
gainst the appointment Of a politician 20
Assistant Treasurership. 1t is expected
the delegation win succeed. A. H. Van
dick Of Albany IS now prominently spoke
Of for the position.
Nav YoRK, June s.-New Orleans dates
10 the 3lst uIt have beea received.
Col. Ashbell Smith and ". P. Bellenger,
Commissioner sent BY Magruder 10 settle
terms for the surrender of the rebel forces
in Texas, had arrived. Magruder knew
nothing of Smiths surrender. They state
that they represent fully the civil authori-
ties also. General Candy told them he
could not recognize civil authorities, but
would grant the Commissioners an inter
view. They ssy the people of Texas viii
return to the Union without the least res
ervztion. They don't wish 10 set up any
barriers between themselves and any other
states East, West or North. They are anx-
ious, and long have been, to return it as it
IS, without any claim upon the past, and
accept the situation, pure and simple.
ALBANY, June s.-The Governor today
issued the following cOngratulatOry address
TO the soldiers Of this STATE
Soldiers Of New York-Your constancy,
your patriotism, your faithful services, and
your valor have eliminated in the mains
tenance Of the Governments, the vindica-
ton of the constitution and laws, and the
perpetuity of the Union. You haye eleva.
ted the dignity, frightened the honor, and
enriched the history of your State; you
have furnished 70 the would a grand illus
tratiou Of our American manhood, of our
devotion to liberty, and Of the permanence
Of our institutions.
Soldiers, your State thanksy you, and give5
you pledge of her lasting gratitude. She
looks with pride upon your glorious
achievements, and consecrates herself to
you for all time for your unfaltering
heroism. To you New York willingly en-
trusted her honor, her fair name, and her
great destinies. You nave proved worthy
of the condolences reposed in you have re-
turned these trusts with added lustrs and
increased value.
The coming home ofall our organizations
it is hoped is not far distant. We welcome
you, and rejoice with you upon the peace
which your valor has won. Your honorable
scars we regard as the truest badges Of
your bravery and the highest evidence of
the pride and patriotism which animated
you. Sadly, yet proudly, We receive as the
emblem Of heroic endurance, your tattered
worn ensigns, and fondly We deposit
these relics Of glory with all their cherish
cd memories aod endearing associations in
appointed repositories. With swelling
hearts we bade God speed TO the departing
With glowing pride ard deepen
cd fervor we cay, welcome to the returning
veterans. We have watched you all
the perilous period ofyour absence
rejoicingat your victories and mOuraing in
defeats. We will treasure your legends,
your exploits and the careful memory of
your dead comrades, in record more
Impressive than the monuments Of the
Pastsnd enduring as the liberties you have
secured. The people will regard with jesl-
Gus prids your welfare asd honor; and not
forgetting the widow and the fatherless
and those who were dependent upon tbs
fallen hero, the fame and glory they have
won for the State and natiou shall be trans-
mitted 20 our children as a glorious legscy,
long 70 be cherished aud reversntly to be
reserved.
(Signed,) R.. Z. FESTOS, Governor.
NEw YoEK, Juns s.AEhs steamer Costa
Rioa brought s.. 70O, oO0 treasure.
The sons of Connecticut win give n re-
cspeon 70 Major General Terry nsxt satur-
day evening
S. S. Sanders has been appointed special
agent Of the Treasury Department, aud viii
soon leave 70 arrange the details of the
Custom Houses rsopened at Charleston and
~saYannah, Mobile and other ports.
CHICAGO, June z.-Montgomery & Co.'s
Drug stors on Water street, vas des troysd
by ire last night.
Dr.. A. Richard Jones has reduced prices