The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-09
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches. :
Probability Of the offer eta Gen.
eral Amnesty.
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From the Mobile FFOnl.
Henry S. FOote on Che Carpet
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From SheFman's Department.
Destruction Or Property IN Rleh.
mOnd.
BEeekinridge Responsible.
The Richmond WhIg Under
Union OOlOFS.
Richmond Items.
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Great FAN In Prices.
BFeekinridge RespOnsIble.
The Richmond WhIg Under
Union COlOFS.
Richmond Items.
Great Fan In Prices.

NHw YesK. April s.--Tbs Tribunss sps-
cial says the rumor that the President will
oder general amnesty n rebels, rank and
fles gains eredsnce in influsntial quarters
It is known that Secretary Seward was 10
meet the President at RiehmOnd on the
day Of his accident, byHrumor from the
latter. Grant ElsO telegraPhsd to the secre-
tary Of War requesting that no one be per-
nitted to visit Richmond for the present,
while runor asserts that cSmmiasioaers,
official or self constituted. from Alabama,
Georsia and North Carolina, are in that
city in conference with the President.
The Hersld's Matches correspondent cf
the sist says that the steamor Marx P.
Chick, with $50 bales Of cotton, was burned
At the mouth Of Buffalo Bayou.
Il is supposed BY she rsbsls that sevsrsl
expeditions have lately gone cut Of Nsichez.
one Of which, under General sayier, met
with important successes in the vicinity Of
Trinity, Louisiana, whore rebel camp was
surprised and thirty prisoners ca aptured,
and forty horses taken il camp.
The Herald's correspondent from the
'front.' Of Mobile on the 24sh. says that the
whole Of General Grsnger's corps srrivsd at
Danbay's Aill on the ed.
On the evening Of the 24th The Ieth corps
received orders TO march the next morning,
which was received with cheers BY the
troops. The 18th corps, togsthsr with Gen.
Candy and staff, were 20 60 with them.
This correspondent relates an incident Of
military etiquette seldom occurring, IN this
war At least A regiment OF cavalry were
sent on & reconuoissance, and soon met
nearly two hundred rebel cavalry, situated
on knob, e short distance in sdyance. The
officer in command Of our men gave orders
not to FIRE, if it could possibly be avoided
and they continued edvaucing toward the
rebels, who probably had received the same
order. When within one hundred yards,
they stood looking At each ether in amaze.
msnt few seconds, and the eommandiDg
officer of the rebels rode boldly forward
and saluted. Our men, determined net to
Be OutdOns, several. .sf- eur officers rod defar-
ward aud returned the salute Both com
nanders then rode OF. s aa
NEw YoRE, April Henry s. FOote, late
Of the rebel Congress, who arrived here the
other day il an emigrant ship, has been
ordered 10 be kept in Confinement. having
violated some agreements with the State De-
partmsnt.
The Times' Washington special gives an
extract from q New 0rlsEus letter, which
says that Col. Mosley, Of the 26th OHIO,
arrived thirtytiays ago,with Important lis
patches 70 the GovernmeEt, supposed b
Look towards peace movement on the
part Of That State.
The Herald's special says that Gen. Han
cock, with infsnirySArtllery aad ca7slry,
moved to head of Lee on The Alb. The
troops were wen equipped and supplied ior
a long march.
The Worlds Washington special says
that letter from GoldsborO, Of the 4tb
inst, says Sherman had not yet moved.
The srny had, however, been auy sup-
piled with clothing and provisions, and
ready for any emergency.
An interview with wads Hampton, ua-
der Gag o. truce had taken place, but i0r
what purpose vas not known.
JOhnston's main force was abeut twelve
miles Northwest Of Goldsboro. Ths-s were
no indications, however, that he intended
70 make q stand.
The Hsrald's Washington special says
the rebel Gen. Bsrrisgton had arrived thers
and through = written order from President
Lincoln bad an interview with Secretary o.
War.
The Times city Point special Gays thai
The South Side railroad is being rsconstrue
ted At the RATES cf six Or seven miles pei
day. and Is already used 20 carry supplies
20 our army In the Geld.
The Tines Richmond coFrsspenden
says The destruction q property By the sr,
! there viii anount 70 tens Of aiilioas Q
dollars. Il is positively asserted that Breek
snT dge gave orders TO start the IRE.
, Nal communications with City Poin
vas 10 be established a. once.
The city is perfectly quiet and the con
duet Of our trcoPs admirable.
The Trsuns's Riehmond coErsspondsn
says, when Davis received tbs dispstch {
church he vas rauch agitatsd and lef th
church gan eyes esntsrsd uP0n him whe
4 the services we're over tbs minister Va
handed note. and he TOO hasiened OF I
speedily a. Posibls.
There are seven distinct iines OF foriif
| cations surrouaaing Richmond. prossete
81 new styls Of most formidable ehevau
de Friss- This consists Of short hsvn ssIei
projecting ike spokss irom sahub. % clos
that they cannog Be- craEled through.
Among The first On intsrview with u
Prasi6esf. was Judgs campeslii be ~
With aim half an hour and agnin lOassr Z
day On ths part Of citizens. There Il gem
rally disposition % seaaissss Ia q rstuf
to the Union.
WAsuEsToss April She Rishmon
Whig Of THURSDAY ovsning ssys ihs trsn
ition frem enormous prices and deprsois
tsd currency 70 reasonsbio rata and ri
msney, has oons - suddenly upon he si
izsns fhat It vii bo soms tEis before The
can pfoPsFly rsailEe the ehangs. BHtt
wa sssres st SIS Pound, nov PlsniifHl
50 to 60 cents eggs that were hid sway
= 81 dozen, are row % esnts. othsr oon
mosiiiss si ~ equal rate.
Monday moInins pending she exeiiens
and coafssisa, growing o1l q tie svaeu
!, ton b he eonisdsrslsa, The $50 eoaEis
IN the STATE peaiisaiiary nsnsssd 70 eiz.
thsir ssesPs. On Thursday ever oos Ia
IN drsd were rsesptarsd and rslnEnst
=, prisen-
- Ths Miliissy Govsrnsr hsa aztsofisss
y dead of co,ored irospa % clear away
ts rrirs Of ths great Gre.
suitlsrs' stores are sprlnEiog up All q
= the susinsis pars q The sity LEFT By The 4
~ sad old times are being revived By sil
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