The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-15
SHERIDAK'S REPORT.
Why Warren was Sent to the
Rear. 8
From st. Domingo.
Arrival of Immigrants.
Arrest Of John Mitchell.
The Atlantic Gable Completed


NEW YcRr. June 1.-THE Persia and
City Of Cork took cut S ,0OO, 600 in treasure
The Times prints Meads's and Sheridan
repors. Sheridan says Warren was sent to
the rear for want Of energy and Hardness
in obeying orders, and it also appears thai
Gen. Wright declined to obey sheridan's
orders until directed to do 50 by Gen. Grant
sheridan's report is exceedingly interest
ing, and the multiplicity of movements he
details, their rapidity and execution, and
astonishing as it appears that be had but
one idea from the very commencement OF
operations, aud that was to break up piece
meal and capture Lees army, and in this
idea, it was evident was in advance of
Grant himself.
Nrw YoRx, June H-The steamer Moro
Castle brings Havana dates to the 10th,
The evacuation of San Domingo by the
Spanish was ready to take place on the re-
| ceution Of final orders. Numbers of persons
loyal to Spain were leaving San Domingo
as refugees for St. largo, some were also
expected at Havana.
The Wren, and other blockade runners,
were to leave Havana for England to be
sold. s4I lt
The weather in Havana is cool and
healthy.
The rebel General Slaughter arrived at
Havana from Matamoras on the 18th.
NEw York, June I4.-The ship B. S. Kim
ball, from Hamburg, arrived to-day with
ESQ passengers. Thirty children died on
the passage. This ship Dsuchland also ar
rived from Hamburg with nearly 500 pas
sengers. There was twenty three deaths
on the passage. .
BOsToN, June IA portion Of Clark's
wharf in East Boston, tumblsd overheard
last night, the under-piuning being rotten.
Some 400, 900 bushels Of salt standing in
small wooden tenements was lost. Total
damage estimated at 7 5,Go0.
NEw YoRK, June H.-John Mitchell,
Editor of the Daily News, and lately Editor
of the Richmond Examiner, was arrested
this afternoon and taken, It IS supposed, to
Fort Lafayette.
BosroS, June 14.-Fifty more rebel Pris-
oners we're released from Fort Warren,
yesterday, on taking the Oath Of Allegi-
ance.
The Boston Traveller says some of them
were shown great attention. 1t is said that
there was a large number Of citizens who
seemed to spare no pains to make them
enjoy themselves during their stay in Bos-
ton.
These rebels freely acknowledge that,
though they have taken .he Oath of Ale
glance, their love for the old Union is not
enthusiastic.
New YORK, June I4.-Private sdvices
from a member of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company, announce the completion of the
cable, and confidence that Europe and
America will be in telegraph cOmmunica-
ton BY next month.
ToRrNTo, C. W, June 4.-Last evening
as party consisting of Mr.. E. Coleman,
Miss Carrie Coleman, Miss Kate Gage, Miss
Creighton and Geo. Creighton were rowing
in the Des JarJise canal the steamer argyle
passed them, capsizing their boat. Efforts
we're made to save them, but unfortunately
all except Geo. Creighton we're drowned.
BRAxrFoRD, C. W, June IA very de-
structivs FIRE occurred here at l o'clock this
morning, and ragged until 5 O'Clock this
evening. About half the principal BUSH
ness block in the town was destroyed. The
FIRE was no doubt the work of an incen-
diary. Thirty buildings were destroyed.
Loss from $780, 600 to s125, 900. Insurance
$4,000.