The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-04

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gold containing 5000 are missing. The
accused was held to answer in $50 600 bsil.
BosToS, FEB. 3.-Both branches Of the
Massachusetts, Legislature this afternoon,
unanimously passed the bill rstifying the
constitutional amendment abolishing sla-
very. n -.
The FIRE in North Adams, this morning,
destroyed the Arcade block, SMITHS block
and other buildings. The News and Tran
script paper Office was destroyed. Loss not
stated.
CHlcAeo, Feb. s.-Sotice Of meeting has
been given for an injunction in the case Of
julius Wadsworth and minority share hold
ers Of the old Gslena R. R. against the c.
INV. w.R.R.
HEw YoaK, Feb. S--Jsmes Develin vas
shot to-day on Governors Island Tor deser-
ton.
NKw YoRK, Feb. shines Winchester
correspondent says: The majority Of the de-
serters now are not only native born South
ems, but many Of them are Of high stand
ing at home, ana the owners Of property
who, influenced BY interest, have taken
hold cordially with the Confederate move
lnent, and staked their ali upon the move
Eent. In this view of the case, the class
or kind Of men who daily come within ouI
lines becomes known fact, showing The
decentralization among a portion Of the PEG
pie within the rebel lines,
Gold closed tonight at 20o3z.
BALrIMoRE, Feb. 3.-The Senate Of Mary.
land to-day passed the Constitutional
amendment abolishing slavery, ooncurring
in the action of the House.
WAsHrSorox, Feb. s.--senate.-on mo
ton Of Mr.. Powell, the bill to bridge tht
Ohio river at Louisville was made the spe
cial order for Monday at O'Clock.
Mr.. Collamer, from the committee OF
post Offices and post roads, reported bill
to bridge the Ohio river at Cincinnati
which was made the special order for Mon
day at O'Clock.
Mr. Newell introduced bill to increase
the pay of army chapIains, which was re.
ferred TO the military committee.
Mr.. Hale called up the resolution offered
by him few days since, calling upon the
Secretary Of War for information as 70 the
employment by him of detectives, and
whether any instructions were given 10
such detectives to inquire into the business
matters of members Of Congress, &c, which
passed.
Mr.. Henderson wished TO call up the bill
10 reimburse Missouri for expenses incurred
in calling out the militia of the State.
Mr.. Trumbull insisted upon the consid-
Grafton of the joint resolution to exclude
the electoral votes of certain States.
Mr.. Sherman moved that the Senate. in
sist upon MS amendments to the military
academy bill, and appoint a committee Of
conference to meet similar committee from
the House. The motion was carried.
Mr.. sherman-I will make similar mo
ton in the case of the deficiency bill, in
which the old controversy is still pending
This motion was also carried.
The joint resolution to exclude the elec.
toral votes Of certain States was then taken
up.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. Ten
Eyek's motion to strike cut the word Lou
isiana, so as to exempt that State from the
provisions Of the resolution.
Boston, Feb. 3.--The crew of the rebel
steamer Florida which was captured in the
harbor of Bahai, by the United States steam
er Wauchusetts, has been liberated by or
der Of the Government. They numbered
about 30. They were taken from Fort War
rem in a tug, and placed on board tia
British ship Canada, which sailed from thu
port Wednesday, for Halifax.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. 3.-The State Sen
ate has ratified the amendment to the con
stitutioh abolishing slavery. The House
debating the question.
NEw York, Feb. 3-Mr Richardson late
ly escaped from a rebel prison, publishes i,
the Tribune this morning, clear, candi,
and moving statement of the condition O
| our prisoners in rebel hands. He. propose
/ first, an immediate exchange or second i'm
mediate retaliation upon rebel officers, ia
forming the rebel government they. are be
ing subjected to the SAND treatment that
given to our prisoners. He shows how 81
fective retaliation was in the cases Of Saw
yer and Flynn, and the negroes who wer
put at work on rebel forts under fire Of on
notifications.
Mr.. shermar opposed the counting {
the electoral vote Ofany State unrepresent
ed in Congress. a
Mr.. Powell spoke against the civil gov
eminent of Louisiana, and in favor Of IN
Presidents amnesty proclamation, and tn
question was taken on Ten Eyck's motto
to strike out Louisiana, and il was nega
| lived Is against %.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, moved to amend ia
| joint resolution by stating the preamble
| Negatived II against 80.
Mr.. Collamer offered an amendment q
a substitute, declaring the people Of .
] state declared IN lusuTreCt4OA aHi-l4 U
| qualified to vote for Presidential electoT
| until such instruction shall be sup
| pressed. f..t...s EEL
HoUsE.-Mr. Rice defended the Navy
showing that by embodyiDg the idea Of re
| form in ship building and ordnance, W
| had achieved most important results. Ad
! journed.
NFw York, Feb 3.-Cotton duh an
lower, 7sasO for middling. Money cas-
at 6a7 per cent, chiefly at inside hgur,
| Sterling more active at l09XalOg7s. col
! more active aud frmer, opening 206, de
| clining to z05, and closing at 209H.
All persons afflicted with privateiisease
| would do well to call on Dr.. A. Richar,
1 Jones, No. % Dosderiek street, up stairs