The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-27
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
THE FUNERAL TRAIN.
Our Relations with Mexico.
Prem Richmond.
Interesting Items from the
Interior.
Mob at DaHElle.
80 Persons Blown ID.
fapOFlHg OF Ex-Governor Billy
Smith.
SecesSlrniSiS Captured In Cal.
lf0Fnla.
The Funeral Ceremonies at
Albany, n. \.
SecessIrnIStS Captured In Cal.
lfOrnla.
The Funeral Ceremonies nj
Albany, n. \.

NEw York, April 2G.-Trausactious iu
gold are quite light, but the feeling fayo-s
an upward tendency. The opening price
was $50, but it at once went up % l52aI5Il<
The principal dealing is in cash gold 1,
cover contracts.
ALBANY, Y. Y, April 2G.-F-om tho time
last night that the remains Of the Presi-
dent were deposited in the capitol, till now,
persons have been pressing thisher to see
the houOred dead. This morning there
was line Of people extending a mile and
a half, fully one half Of which were ladies.
The coffin has been strewn with flowers by
the ladies. The cars aud steambo this
afternoon have brought additional thou
sands to the city. The funeral party are
entertained by the corporation authorities
at the Delaware. All the buildings are
draped in mourning. Among the most
touching notices on the houses around are
the ollowing:
The heart Of the nation throbs heavily at
the portals of the tomb. Let US resolve
that the martyred dead shall not have died
in vain.
The latter is believed to be sn extract
from Mr.. Lincoln's Maryland Fair remarks.
NV YoRE, April 26.-The Commercials
Washington special says Marshal Roberts
has offered $1,000 towards a national fund
for the family Of the late President.
1t is believed, on what appears trustwor-
thy authority, that our relations with Mex
leo will assume a new and important ma
ture.
WASHINGTON, April &c Tho precautions
taken in North Carolina by the Govern
msnt will arrest any serious consequences
that might arise from Sherman's action.
No vessels are allowed to land on the wes-
tern shore Of Maryland, in order to pre-
vent the escape OF Booth in that direction.
| Il Is reported that two men attempting
to cross the river in a small boat, were cap
tursi of Maryland point yesterday.
| WAsHINGroN, April 26.-The Richmond
Wing and Times Of yesterday have been
received. The Wing has the following
From Generals Of intelligence, who have
reached this city, on boat, from Dan |
| Vile, We learn some interesting particular |
of events .hat occurred there after the sur |
render Of Lee.
| When the event became known in town |
and the surrounding country, q crowd OF |
citizens of all classes, ages and coIors, and |
large number Of soldiers, collected around /
the buildings in VIII ch were stored inn
meuse stores Of commissaries, etc, sud /
after short deliberation made a general |
attack upon the establishments, and the !
parties in charge Of the stores st fret tried !
| 10 resist the mob, but were quickly made Ia /
| desist aud seek their own safety IN flight. |
The mob scattered throughout every part |
of the building, each person pluuderiug |
according to his or her fancy. In one Of the |
buildings it appears there was large guam |
tty of ammunition, guupowjer in kegs, and |
percussion caps. The soldiers and country |
people swarmed around the powder, eager |
10 save it for lowling pieces. While thus !
/ engaged, by some means FIRE communicated |
/ 10 the powder, and the building and con- |
tents, including over forty persons, we're |
blown TO atoms. This horrible tragedy for /
q time put check to the plundering, |
which, however, soon commenced sgaiu, |
but with somewhat more circumspectiou. |
Ex-Gov. Billy Smith was in Danyille when
our informant left. He had been talking
good deal about his determination never 70
surrender.
We may mention in this connection
report that has obtained circulation here,
that the citizens CT Lynchburg either re-
quested or compelled the Ex-Governor TO
leave town.
NV YOaE, April 26-By the steamer
Fulton we have Charleston papers Of tho
22d. On the 2lst public meeting WIS
held in Charleston on the subject Of the
assass nation Of the President. Il was adj
dressed by Ex-Gov. Aiken, and appropri-
ate resolutions adopted.
SAS FRANCISCO, April 26.-The military
have arrested y or Is men in Salmon
county, for rejoicing at the assassination Of
Mr.. Lincoln. Upon the reception Of the
news Of the Presidents death ct Green
Valley, Salmon county, o number Of seces-
siouists met 20 rejoice over the event. A
: body Of troops was sent to break up the
meeting, but a. they approached the ring
leaders Of the secessionists fortified them-
selves in house and fred on the soldiers,
wouuding many Of them. The fire was re-
turned by the soldiers, and several Of the
rebels were wounded. The whole party
then surrendered.
/. NEW YORK, April 26.-The blockade run
ners Wren aud Badger arrived on the 23i
from Galveston, with cotton.
John s. Williams, who was carrying s5I,-
600 State money from GOliad 10 Clinton
Texas, was robbed by q band Of thieves
The blockade runner Eliza, loaded will
cotton, sunk on the bar in Brszos river
drowning the captain, mate, aud thre,
others.
By way Of Matamoras it was rerortc,
that Cortinas had declared against the Em
pire, aud was preparing TO attack Genera
Mega, who is IN Matamoras with 4tOO o.
5000 men. Mega 10 cut or from c9mmuui
cation with the interior. he will eithe
surrender or retreat, and If he does Tn
latter he is lost. Cortiuss has from 600 b
7, 1000 troops.
o NEw YoRE, April % -Post's special say
the restrictions on visiting Richmond hav
been removed and any one can 60 there
Advices from Richmond say that Gov. Pier
pout will probably convene the loyal Leg
stature in June.
Il Is believed that II Johnston refuse
unconditional surrender, be cannot escaP,
several rebel officers rather than 60 sout
have taken the oath.
ALuASY, April ga low estimate fze
n the number 81 strangers here to-day 8
30 900. All morning, extra trains and OK
cursi5n bosta brought large numbers ,
people from the surrounding country, man
coming Too or 200 miles. Never were sue
O. multitudes seen al the Capitol. Every bod
seemed fully 70 participate iu tho solemn
ties.
The hesrss wa elegantly and elaborated
furnished, covered with white silk, an
adorned With silver mOuutngs, aud su
mounted 5y the eagle. 10 was drawn D
eight white horses,
~ Al three o'clock the train was rearhe
and the coffin Transferred % the hsarse %
On which il has been brought from Was
,rgton Al four o'clock the remains