The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-18
$50 600 Taken by ParOIed Rebel
Soldiers.
New York Gold Market.
Etc., Etc, Etc.

NEw York, June 1.-THE Tribure's spe
cial says President johnson has expressed
his regrets that the conspirators were no
: tried before a civil tribunal.
Orders for the arrest of Ben. Wood were
te~legraphed from Washington yesterday.
The Times special says among the appli.
cations for pardon is that of R. E. Lee, and
A. Il. Stephens who enters at length into
an apology or ~vindication Of his course and
among other reasons cites the fact that the
Tribune advocated the rights of the South
ern people to independence and Is was led
to believe it would be accorded them with
out fighting.
The Herald's Washington special says
intelligence from the City of Mexico to the
goth states that the Republican General
Mega occupies the states of Tamaulipss,
New Leon and Casta Diva. Michaxan is
s%warming with guerrillas aud the regular
Republican troops under Zsgnilles are in
excellent spirits. Dupya, the French COM
msnder still holds the wives and daughters
OF Gems. Ortega, LeguiIlas and others 10
imprisonment Notwithstanding Maximilian
ordered their release in March. The French
publicly whip the patriots.
A large force is to be sent by sea from
Vera Cruz to Matamoros to prevent Amer
leans from crossing into Mexico. Patriots
are shot daily under sentence Of courtmar.
tial in those parts of the country occupied
by the imperialists. Elvin's mission to
France is to seek assistance of Napoleon
against anticipated movements of Ameri-
cans.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE Herald's cor
respondent furnishes an interesting account
Of the proceedings attending the occupation
Of Brownsville, Texas, on the 31st ult, by
the national troops under General Brown.
The rebel troops previous TO eyscuating the
place mutinied, pillagsd the town, and
made prisoners Of some of their officers IN
til their demands of payment of back dues
were satisfied. The rebels the day previ-
Gus 70 General Browns arrival, not wanting
to be paroled, or comply in any manner
with the terms Of Kirby Smiths surrender,
in large numbers moved ecross the Rio
Grande into Mexico, taking with them
their arms and artillery, which they sold
10 the Mexican Imperia'is lists at Matamoras.
It is said the last of the rebels were driven
from Brownsville By the Mexican residents,
who organized a force for the preservation
of order soon after the evacuation COM I
msnSod. After taking possession of Browns
vile General Brown wrote a letter TO Gen
eral Mejia, the Imperia list commander at
Matamoras, assuring him that neutrality
would be observed by the American forces
in regard 70 the contest in Mexico between
the Republicans and Imperialists.
It is said that the rebel Gen. Magruder,
as we'll as Kirby Smith, has gone to Mexi-
CO.. The latter carried with him a consider
able amount Of money.
On the I'd inst, the rebel Generals Kirby
Smith and Msgruder we're received on
board the u. s. steamer Fort Jackson, Capt.
Sands or Galveston, where the articles Of
surrender Of ali the trans-M Nj sissippi forces
were signed by Gen. Kirby Smith. The
next morning the rebel officers were con-
veyed back to Galveston. On tho 5th
Capt. Sands and other officers proceeded up
to the town, landed and received its surreu-
de- from its Mayor, and once more unfurl-
ed the national flag over the public build
lngs, in the presence of q large but unde-
monstrative and orderly assemblage of the
people. On the 10Th inst. the former was
engaged in the organization and forward
ing OF his forces designed for the occupa-
ton Of Texas.
The majority of General Weitzel's corps
had arrived at Mobile, where orders had
been received from General Sheridan Tor
them TO commence moving toward Texas.
General Custar's cavalry were already en-.
route hither, and the corps under General
Gordon Granger, as well as a portion of the
corps under General Steele, were expected
to start for that region in a few days.
The Presidents amnesty proclamation
created much excitement in New Orleans.
The classes excepted from pardon were
moro numerous thEn had been expected.
Large numbers of paroied officers as well
as soldiers have recently arrived in New
Orleans and settled down to the quiet rou
tine Of private life. Generals Beauregard
and Dick Taylor have been sometime resi-
ding in the vicinity Of the city awaiting the
proceedings Of the Government in their
case. Chief Justice Chase was still in New
Orleans on the 10th inst. The business Of
the city was rapidly reviving. The late
rebel Governor Allen, Of Louisiana, has IS
sued a farewell address to the people Of the
State acknowledging the inexorable logic
Of events.
WASHINGTON, June I7-Messrs. jerome
Buck 4 sterpe Chittsnden, of New York,
have been appointed to assist Chas. O'COn-
nor in the defense Of JEFF. Davis.
NEW YoEE, June l7.-Gold, Influenced
By speculative operations, sold At rs, but
fell % I4sK.
The Bsrald's Warrington special sayH
the sch Illinois cavalry leave sor 81. Louis
Immediately.
A large number Of horses have oesn or
dersd 70 be sent 70 Little Rock, Arkansas
10 be used in remounting the regiments re-
msining in service.
SYRACUSE, June I7.-When the noon train
was within one mile Of Oneida the two real
cars ran of the track and we're ~preciPitated
down o hank ten feet. No one was killed
but the following were injured Col. IS
born Of the I4.h New yOrk cavalry, Water
town, srm broke; Mrs. Cherry, Syracuse
internally; Mrs. MeAlistsr, Buffalo, Gu
on head n. o. Kinny, bsck and head
Mr.. and Mrs. Cooley, Vernon, in head &
c. Ormean, back, and more Or less bruised
No reason given Tor the disaster.
The resignation Of the following OHesr
has been accepted Maj. Gen. Catler, Brig
Gems. Meredith, Joaes, shePlsy, Under
wood. Terry and Tillson.
General Andersen has been relieved.
The Augusta Transcript says: Two of
3 GERS Of Richmond banks recently stArts
with $3.50 o specie belonging 10 the banks
for Richmond, with a guard Of only twslv
men. On ths way they we're surprised b
q party Of rebel psroled soldiers, and ros
bed Of about $50, oooi in coin.
J. Nav ToEE, June E.-Gold closed to-ds
ct l445s.
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