The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
From Richmond.
Destination Of the People Of
Virginia.
GHerrlllaS In South Carolina.
Charleston SeCesh Rejoicing over
the Murder OF Lincoln.
JEFF. Davis, Trenholm 4 Co.
A Train Robbed neaF Cincinnati
Flood in the Lower Mississippi.
Gaerrlllas In South Carolina.
Charleston SeCesh Rejoicing over
the Murder OF Lincoln.
JEFF. Davis, Trenholm d Co.
A Train Robbed near Cincinnati
Flood in the Lower Mississippi.
From Bermuda.

NEw YoRE, May 6.-The Herald's Rich
mond dispatches show ter IDLE state Of
impoverilhmeht in which ths people Of
Virginia are now forced 70 be, aud which
they have been reduced to BY the drafts Of
the rebel military establishment on their
resources Of au kinds. Thousands Of the
inhabitants Of Richmond, Petersburg and
the surrounding country are preserved from
starvation only BY supplies Of food which
the United States Commissioners furnish
them. Strong desires sre expressed Tor the
removal By the Government Of all rcstric-
tons on trade not eoutraband Of war, SO thai
facilities may be Afforded for a rssuscitaiion
OF the people both in town and the rural
districts. At present the farmers generally
ara without the Implements or sseda necss-
sary to do their PlaEting. and unless these
can be speedily procured there viii be no
crops the fOrtheomjng summer and fall.
l. is understood that the army Of the
james, commented BY General Ord, and
consisting of the 24th and 2sth corps, viii
remain in Virginia for the present.
Its said that the colorod troops will 90
into esmp at City Point.
A portion OF the Army Of the Potomse
was expected to pass through Richmond On
Thursday or yesterday on their way TO
WashiUgton.
Tbs principal citizens and LEGAL oticiels
Of Richmond are rapidly coming forward
and taxing the oath Of allegiance 10 the
Government Among others who have
Subscribed to e are Mayor Mayo, Judge
Lyops, aud Littleton Tasewell, prosecuting
attorney in one Of the courts.
I The Herald has dispatches from Charles
ton 70 the lst inst. Gen. Potter's force hsd
rstu led from its expedition into the int
rior Of soush Carolins, having destroyed
an immense amount Of rebel property.
The euerrillas have again become trouble
some ia the southern part Of the State. On
she 27th ult. a party Of them made their
appearance within six miles OF Charleston
and tore up some railrosd track. Another
strong force OF national troops is to be sent
cut through the State.
The rebel ram Columbia, sunk in Meg.
uolia creek. hss beea raised, and is found
70 be not greatly injured. She will b,
brought North.
The sscessiouisss Of Chsrloston were flleC
with joy on learning Of the assassination o
President Lincoln, and it is said that ID,
" men we're actually so profane and saeri
lerous a. 20 fall on their knees and sx
press thanks 70 cd for this eDOrmou
crime, bat the arrest Of Gov. Aiken ap
! peared to bring ihem to their senses They
immediately become more discreet in then
condu,t. Aiken's arrest and the expulsion
ofthe partinacious Episcopalian clergyman
| Mr.. Marshall, who refused 10 substi ut,
/ the prayer Of the President Of the United
states Tor that which be had been offerinl
f,r JET Davis, had caused much excite
msnt smong the Charlestonisns. They in.
sist that Gov. Aiken has never been any
thing else but Union man.
The Tribuue's Washington special hai
the loUoving The President hiss beer
strongly urged BY prominent gentlemen
here 70 suffice 70 arrest such men e. Bricl
Pomeroy, ofths Lacrosse (wis.) D imOerat
sad the editor Of tbs Chicago Times, whS
during the past year have published, sd-
/ vised and melted the assassination Of Ar
L,nooln Tas subject is receiving serious
sjnsideration.
The Tines Richmond correspondent ssyl
tho notorious chief OF the rebel deco ~,
squad. Ian. McCubbin bas surrendered
himself. MeCubbin left Richmond o.
Sunday, April "a, in charge Of the Treas
u-e, which the Rebel sec'y. Trenholm hac
reserved for any smergensiea that nigh
occur. He left JED. Davis, Trenholm, ana
Benjamin, with extra Billy Smith, aud {
host OF leading coufoderatss, At Greensboro
three days and during that time they eat
I slept aud drank IN the cars. The psoPl'
refused 70 allow them 70 enter their dwell
ing,, fearing they might be held resPousi
| bic Tor harboriDg Fessls.
Mr. Trenholm was taken very sick a
| Greensboro and visited the houses Of th
lending men there who asked him 10 ez
sasngs G9ld for Confedersts scrip, ID
sse'y. reiu5ed on the ples hat North Caro-
lima had nos furnished any u e. That
bs.eoged % Va Bsforo hey left for u
s5uLh, they distr buted eonsidsrabl
qusntity OF gols amODg tbs parry a. q pre-
eauti5nary measure In The event Of Incl
bei0g hard pushed.
/ CIScIExArl. May a.--Ths train on ID
Ohio sRl II ssiss ppI road vas robbed pea
Eorth Bead last . ght. fourteen miles freI
ina city, ~ gang Of tVeaty guerrilla
Fhe "a IS Of tho Adams Express ComPar
we're blVwa open sy qua powder and u
contents taken. The passengers wers n
lievod Of their wuteho. and money. II
robbers then escaped scross The river IN
skiF.
ClIso. May s.-Gsnsral Meredith, con-
aEndiHg The D strict Of western Ksutuekl
has summoned Ell baads Of srmsd men se
lag IN oPoa Hostility . he Governments
he United States, operating vithiu b
district, 70 sarrszdsr before the 2glh
Nay, on the same terms granted 70 Ger
Lees army, Or ogherwiss tbey wil b p
+ gafded and trsatsd e. ouIlazs.
The Eiagzra, from NeN Orleans, pasae
up With l4l bales Of cotton Ter 81 Louis.
81. Lours. MAJ s.--J. Il. Blackburn alii
Dr.. TulBblsty, ehsgged with eonPaeir
VITA Harold 10 The assassination oonspir.
cy Wa arrested 70 dsy in sscordaaos ais
oidsrs from washiBgtOa-
NV orLsAss. April 2s-yia csiFo.-7U
rebsi 0hesEs, raRkiBg from Colonel
LisutsaEat eaPtursd q Noble, arTiy'
= % day.
River continues rising, Il broke throul
the lsvee miles below Algisrs. Liza
damage done The country % ne oas, %
Of ths river. Tunisi landing d complete
inundated Tor s. nilss, causing great ~
f.rsE. May inhsbitaats are 10 stayyii
! coudit On
, Mo-g,nza il abandoned In oonsequeu
ostks ao6d
: Levso giving away. Daily fears are .
= tsiaea q more destruction nom 4
0rszs Nv thAa ever oosurre1-
Tns Noble EsFs learns that srrane
Z nsnts are nearly e0mplstsd Tor a daily n
81 sssarnsra 70 ply bsssssa New orlsa
saa Noblis.