The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-14
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NIaHT DISPATOHGs


J. BaInaoak, fPrl la.ZThs Riehmon,
Wing, Of yesterday, contains this i'm portal
doeumsBt'
TO THE gE5PLE O. VIRGINIA.
The uudsz4tse-i a,snbsFs.of the Legs
io;ure 90 Wig .;r, N connection with &
nunysf .i,.E IS Of the STATE hose
aG..rs AZ t.st.ed 70 this paper, in view
81 h-evzs6 s.,,ii % Richmond by the Con
sdsFste goveinusnt nd is occupation by
the military plhofiGss 81 the United
states; tls uriehlsF-et ass-Afny OF Nor.
theru. yifs aia, sad-tbs snsPsasioa of thu
jurisdictiol y he eifa psvsr-Of u . state,
; are Of he opiniot that On iuialediste meet
ing OF the Gsnerai Assehblyof Virgins il
called Ter by the emergencies of the situa-
hon. The easseut Of the military suihori-
ties IT the United States TO session Of the
Legislature IL. Riehnoad,- in connection
wiia tHe ot,sinor and Lisu,enant Cow
,rea-, 70 as.ua JshberatiOn upon public
aL..s-; a.l .v The ingress and departure
o' Oh i.a H.ra-5ef' under safe conduct, has
been eb'aia,i The United States authors
ties "iH I'D 20 transportation from any
P2Iat uuisr taeir control, to any OF The
persons before mentioned.
The terms to be submitted to the Legs
lature are, the restoration Of peace to Vir-
giniaJ and the adjustment Of the uestions
involving life, liberty and property, that
have arisen in the State as consequence Of
war. We, therefore, earnestly request the
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and mem
bers Of the Legislature, to repair to this
city BY the 18th Of April f.
We understand that full protection to
persons and property viii be afforded in
the state, and we recommend to peaceful
citizens 20 remain at their homes, aud pur-
sue their usual avocations, with confidence
that hey viii not be interrupted.
We earnestly solicit the attendance in
Richmond on or before the goth of April,
the following persons of Va. to confer with
US as 10 the best means Of restoring peace 10 |
States. We have procured safe conduct |
IRON the MILITARY of the u s., for them to |
enter the city and depart without molesta-
ton.
Tbos. R. NJ. Hunter, A F Carpenter, VIM
c Rivers, John fletcher, A H Stevens, R L
Montague, F NJ Mullen, J Halcomb, A
Rives, J B Barber, Jas Barbour, VIM L
Goggin, B Baldwin, Johnston, W
Naples 7 D Miller Thos Randolph, Vim T
Kelley r Claybrook, JhO Crutcher,
/ Williams, T J Efo, and Thos Twier.
Persous for whom passports have been
procured and especially, others whom we
consider it unnecessary 10 mention.
Marshall Senr.. from Farquier, Jno
Wesson Sen, from Marion J A Venable,
! sesator elect; from Petersburgh; David J
Burr OF the House Of Delegates from Rich
mond; D J Saunders, OF the House of Dele
gates, Richmond; D T Hall, Of House Of
Delegates;J J English, House of Delegates;
VIM Anbers, Of House of Delegates. Ches-
ter6eld county; A NJ Keitz house of Dele
gates.
II W Thomas 2I, and Lieut. L Chan
cure, chief clerk James Mayo, Mayor Of l
the city of Richmond; Z S Howard, clerk /
of Hastings court, Richmond; T Dudley, ]
Sergeant Of Richmond; L ttleton Tazewel,
Commonwealth Of Richmond < NJ Jayn@, I
Judge Of the circuit court of Richmond; ,
VIM Hickman, member Of Congress Rich i
mond district Y Tyler, editor Richmond '
Enquirer; Walker publisher Examin- {
or; Anderson, D Dodder, P Pagley, 4
and Smith, Richmond railroad; Stems, {
Henrico; Jones Lyons, Petersbug; F Fish {
er, Farquier county W NJ Harrison, Charles '
city C H; W Garrett, King and Queen t
county, ia mes A Scott, Richmond i
1 concur in the preceding recommends '
tions. I
(signedJ IA. CAMPBELL.
Approved TO- publication in the Rich t
mond Wing and in hand bills :
WETzEL, Maj. Gen. !
NEw YoRE, April l3.-There is very little q
movement in gold the dem and is almost c
exclusively regular ;he price steady at
about yesterdays quotations, opening at
i46 aud closing at l461z.
WASHINGTON, April l2.-The Richmond
Wing, commenting Oh the address to the
people of Virginia, says; It is understood
that this invitation has been put forth in
pursuance Of the plan of proceeding as
scented to by President Lincoln. At all
events it will be hailed by the great body
Of the people Of Virginia as the first steps
towards the reinstatement Of the Old Do
miniOn in the Union. It is probable some
members Of the Legislature may decline
70 come. In every such case the people Of
the county or districts should select some !,
intelligent and influential man who is will
ing to take part in this business, and COM
mission him as far as they can represent
him. The views and purposes Of the mem
bers Of the Legislature should be at once
ascertained. Every one can ioresee the
difficulty in the way of formal action in
the beginning. Several complex questions
are to be met at the threshold. but wherev-
err there is a viii there is a way, and what
ever the difficulties presented, the impor-
tant business must be undertaken.
The report concerning the hea tn of Mrs.
Gen. Lee, is, We learn, entirely without /,
foundation.
HEADQUARTERs DETACHMENT OF THE ARMY g
OF THE JA,Rs, RIcHNoND, Va, April H.
General Order No. 29.-Protection is here
by extended to all churches and places Of
public worship; religious services may be ]
continued without interruption, as in times 9
Of peace. This protection must not, how
ever. be perverted for the utterance in
any form Of reasonable sentiments or ex-
pressions. When that is perverted it will
be Withdrawn. In all the churches where }
prayers have heretofore been offered for (
the SO called President Of tho Confederate
States, similar mark Of respect is hereby
ordered 10 be paid to the President Of the 1
United States.
By command Of Maj Gen Weitzel
L. B WHElIER, A. A. G.
We learned yesterday upon what we con
sidered to be good authority, thst Gen. W.
H. F. Lee has not keen killed, as reported.
His family hare learn he is unhurt.