The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22
MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Movement In B0StOu on behalf
Of Mrs. Lincoln.
Fight with Writ Adams i'm
Alabama.
Rebels Claim O EiClOFy.
Interesting Scene In The Army
or ihe Potomac.
HOn0TS 10 Mrs. Lincoln in San
Francisco.
Ceremonies in Baltimore.
Ceremonies in Baltimore.

AILWArKE, April, 2l.-Stra Is open pro
g peller Montgomery arrived TO day from
Sarila.
NAV YORK. April 2I.-Gcld dun auj con-
], fued exclusively to Exchange dealers.
Quotations ranged from Il7J5 opening, to
1888.
Bosroy, April 2l.-A movement has been
started to raise SIo0,3o0 by one dollar sub
scriptions, to be presented 10 Mrs. Lincoln
as a token Of respect and yeEergtion, felt
, 5y the people for their departed President.
! DESvzs, April l9-Since the death Of
President Lincoln ell business in the city
haa been suspended. Public ou.lding-,
stores and private residences are dEapsd in
appropriate emblems Of mourning. The
funeral ceremonies were sj.eudej by a
large concourse Of people. The military
and civil officers OF the Government and
Territory, together with religious orders,
were fully represented. Tho mournfUI
funeral ceremonies Of The Pres dent were
soiemuiEed this morning. The arrests el
several parties, who were said % have been
sccumulating wealth, sud hsye Desn the
r,cs gieIts Of untold iav rs from .bs gov
oruncnt. VIII cad 10 important deye,oPe-
mo8ts.
CT. Louis, april 2l.-Tbe jackson . Mics |
News Of the s,h Gays General W.. Adams |
with 1860 men, encountered "a Federal lorce !
under Gen. TrOssom, numbering 900, aud I
whipped them badly, killing 100, wouu5.ns I
and capturing large number, and taking /
sII their artillery, wagons, Poatoous, 81.
Further details Of this affair, together
with an account OF an interesting eyest''
that occurred at the Headquarters Of the
/ AEmy Of the Potomac on the morning Of
The I7th, we're go badly written that il vas
/ impossible 70 decipheE them.-pEISTEs.l
| L. conclusion he announced that every
nsn who had tsken deg should have
! ;uz.ough for thirty days, pud that each
man should carry his own flag and present
it 70 the War Department a. Washington.
The scene was brilliant, and much en-
ioyed by all who witnessed It.
The announcement Of the assassination
OF Messrs. Lincoln and Seward was receiv-
CT throughout. the agmy with ere utmost
SORROW. Every nan seemed 10 thiuk it the
greatest calamity that could have happen
ed at this time. Should the asss ssins be
found, aud turned over to our army to be
dealt with, their punishment would be
swift, aud such as TO strike deep into the
hearts Of all rebels. Citizens living n the
country express their regrets a. the occur
renee, and think it the worst thing that
could have belaLsn the southern people at
this iuucture.
The larger part Of This army Is concen-
trated at Burksville Junction, and IS taking
a short rest after Their recent hard work;
but it ia thought move Of the main body
Of troops towards Petersburg and Rich
mond.
Nothing heard here from sherman, but
news Of JOhnston's surrender is daily ex
Pected.
WASHINGTON, April 2l.-Delegates from
Ohio aud Indiana called on President
Johnson this morning. Usual speeches
were made plodgiug to the President the
same support that had been given 10 his
predecessor. The President replied, thank
ing him for confidence.
San FRAyclsco, April 2O.-The funeral
services in honor OF the late President in
this city yesterday, we're the graudest ever
witnessed on the Coast. The procession
was three miles long, containing 1900
people. Business was entirely suspended,
and every house was draped with mourn
ing. The utmost quiet prevailed.
Several arrests have been made Of par
ties uitering words in approval Of themur-
der. They Will be dealt with by the au-
thorities.
MEsrHrs, April 20.-The entire popula-
ton turned cut to-day TO testify respect for
the memory Of the late President. A
greater demonstration Of sorrow could not
hsvo been made in the most loyal city.
BALTIMORE, April 81, P.m.-Ths funeral
train has just left the depot ior Harrisburg
B4LruonE, April 2I.-Tbe guard Of
honor, together with distinguished army |
and navy officers, including Gen. Grant,
| Admiral Davis, a number Of the Cabinet, |
and Judge Davis, Supreme Court Of " s., /
! assembled in Rotunds Of the Capitol this !
~, ct 7o'eloc where, after au impressive /
/ prayer, by Rev. DR.. Curly, the remsins Of
the President, under al escort Of three
| companies Of veteran corps, were conveyed,
without mus c, to tho Bsilroad and placed
in the hearse car, 70 which tho remains oi
his son Willie hzd.preyiousiy bssa rsmov-
N 4 a.
delivered . brief prayer, concluding will
the bsueic-i5n.
/ A large cOucourse Of citizens were 10 At
tendance as spectators, and ali were mourn
fully impressed with the solemnity Of the
seaae.
/ Among tho immedia ate and most Intimate
friends Of the lets President, there were
on me train, Ward Lannon's HaE55 a., Gov.
Oglesby, Judge Davis, L. 8. Supreme
Court, Hon. ". ". Edwards, and G. H..
Smith, broth sr in-law OF theIats President,
Gen. Toad, a cousin Of Mrs. Lincoln, Col.
johnson wiIIiam', U. s. Marshall, .. g.
Phillips and Dr.. GurIey.
IT may here be mentioned that the re-
masUs Of little Willie Lincoln were placed
/ in the interior Of the hearss car, .mme-
diately in front Of those OF hiI father. Mrs.
Lincoln has requested that no display be
made OF her son, bat that ne may be pri-
vately removed.
p, The following is list Of gentlemen es-
pecialIy invited 70 accompany The remains,
- relatives, and family friends Judge David,
Judge U. s. Supreme Court, n. 81. Ed
wards, Gen. J. B. s. Todd, Chas. 4. Smith,
Guard Of Honor, Brig. Gen. = b. Town
send, Brig. Gen. Chzs. Thomas, Brig. Gen.
o. D. Eaton, BrsYt. Msj. Gan J. o. Bar
nard, Brig. Gen. O D. Ramsay, Brig. Gen.
A.P. Hovey, Brig. Goz. D Z. IrCaIlum.
Nj. Gen. David Hunter, Brig. Gen. j.. C..
Colluei, Rear Admiral C. Il. Davis, o. 3.
n, Capt W. b. Taylor, Msj. ]. IT, Field.
U.s.A
A large number Of distinguished gentle
men from different portions Of the country
accompany the remains Of the PRECEDENT.
= The train moved from Wsshiagtou at
O'Clock. The guards and several thousand
soldiers temporarily sojouraing IN the city.
formed in line and presented arms till Oh,
entire train hal passed. The train arrived
at Baltimore st 10 O'Clock. Crowds had as
semblel al the depot and uncovered as tn