The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-25
BY Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Geld SIN Declining.
The Balls on the Track.
From the ArmJ 0f the Potomac.
Canadian Affairs.
Late from New OrIeaR-.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Late from New Orlean-.
RepOrted ETaeaatIOn q MObIIc

NV Yokk, March a -Flzetustions il
the goli market This morning rere. open
Jag at 1seA. went to IsIH, aud IA
steadily declised to I455S. There were Z
bulls anxious to arrest the downwar
course, and the disposition appesTs to b
to allow il to fall as low as possible, 50 q
to have better chance to run il up whel
the opportunity may ofrer.
WAsHIxsToS, March s4.-Adviees reeeiv
cd from the Army Of the Potomac says
great deal Of firing has taken place lately
the rebels opening DIRE on some Of cur work
ing parties, as we'll as at the Avery House
signal station, and on the passing trains OF
the railroad, but 50 far they have done n,
damage. Picket firing on the same portior
Of the line is kept up constantly at night
mainly to prevent desertions from the rebel
srmy.
The rebels still refuse to exchange.
The Richmond papers Of Wednesday say
FumOrs prevail here that SIGHT had taken
place between Ord's army and the enemy
on Tuesday, but there is no foundation for
il. The troops Of General Ord we're being
drilled in breaking camps and packing
up, which probably gave rise TO the story.
Nineteen deserters came in last night in
'front.' Of the Sd division Of the 9th corps,
bringing their arms and equipments with
them.
NEW YoRK, March 24-Jhe Navy De-
pertinent has information that all naval
officers delivered TO Admiral Thatcher
at Red River, on the 2sth February, have
been exchanged. Acting Rear Admiral
Lee reports that the forty-feur officers and
men detained at the mouth Of Red River,
have been exchanged. There's reason to
believe, however, that they were only pa
rolled.
QUEEEc, March IA telegraph dispatch
from HALIFAX says the Government Of Nova
Scotia is abandoning the hope Of an early
union Of the provinces bus will submit to
scheme for the federation Of the mara
time provinces only, snd will proceed with
certain public works lei unfinished, while
the large scheme was in progress.
T0ROSTo, March 24.--The Globe newspa-
per of to-day says the result Of the action
Of Nova Scotia VIII be that the Canadian
Government will be speedily called upon
to adopt a now policy on the whole sub
jeet.
CAIRo, March 2l.-N. o. dates Of the 18th
received. Rebels in large force at Alexan-
dsia, Louisiana.
A Matamoras correspondent says excite
ment from the revolutions is subsiding.
No news Of any importance from Mexico.
The rebel General Slaughter has prohib
tied the circulation Of our paperI in Texas.
Report reached Memphis from Holly |
Springs that Mobile was evaeuated, and |
the city with en- immense quantity OF com
mon implementsof war IN our hands.
NEF YoRK, March "A Cotton heavy and |
prices have again materially declined, 10
Acc for middling.
Gold unsettled and lower, opening at
1905, advancing to l52, declining to l479s, |
and closing at l561<.
CISorSNATI, March q, p. M.-Flour as
much unsettled as ever. Quotations can
be given to be Of no account. super6ns s
held at s., basss so is talked Of BY buyers.
Extra sold ct S7aT 25.
Red wheat declined 10 81 coal 65.
No quotations can be given for corn, oats
or rye.
whisky lower. One hundred and thirty /
barrels were sold at 50 10 per gallon.
Mess Pork could have sold at S25.
Seed duh snd prices nominal,
Coffee declined to sOaS5e., and sugar 10
l5aI7e.
Gold declined to AS, closing unsettled.