The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-02-12
The ST. Adams Raiders.
The Paine Court Martial
Gen Grant and Exchanges.
Complimentary TO Gen. Grant.
Further from the Army OF the
Potomac.
Advantages Of the late Victory.
Loyal Citizens In Rebel Prisons.
Frauds In Rebellion.
RumOFs that Sherman hes taken
BFanchVIlle.
Gold 2O41-l.

Gold 2041-i.
Mox7zzAL, Feb. IO.-Tbe 81. Adams raj
ders case was up again to-day. The Pris
oners counsel asked for further delay, 70
reasons stated in afidavits, which say fou
messengers were sent 70 Richmond TO JEFF
Davis, one Of whom was arrested in Ohio
and sentenced 70 be hung as aspy. Anothe
left on the 9th and was in Washington OF
the 23d ultj another was captured at vii
miugton but escaped and returned to Can
ada, and fourth was despatched. Mr.
Haughton, advocate went 70 Washington
and endeaYored without success to obtain {
pass to Richmond. In reply to a letter Mr.
Seward wrote 70 him that the Government
could not communicate on correspondence
with him, and that be was expected to
leave the country without entering the
scene Of insurreetiOu, or communicating
with insurgents. He saw the President
/ and British Charge D Affairs without cue
cess; he wrote second letter 70 Mr.. Sew
srd to which no attention was paid, and
application for further delay was refused.
The refusal is generally looked upon as
deciding the case against the prisoners.
The court adjourned until tomorrow at
noon.
| CArzo, Feb. II.-Ore hundred and fifty
! L.1.s n ootton arrived here to day for
| Evansville.
Gen. Lew wallase is here. It IS probable
that he will act e. court martial instead Of
Gen. Darlington, who, it ia understood, has
been relieved. It isreported that the court
viii adjourn to Psducsh. Gen. Paine has
| not arrived.
gr. LOUIS, Feb. Il.-General Dodge tele-
graphs to General Pope from Lsavenworth
that he will have the telegraph open to
Denver snd Salt Lake by Sunday, and is
now ready to protect the overland nail
through.
NEW YOsr, Feb. 1.-The god market
continues dull. The reported capture Of
B-anchviIle has produced decline Of &c.
| and prices show g further downward ten
deney-opsning At 100 fell to2o5.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II.-Gsn. Grant was
before the Committee on the Conduct Of the
War this morning. The following question
was asked him
It is reported, upon what authority DO
10. know, that you are charged entirely
with the exchange Of prisoners.
Answer-That is correct, and what ia
more, have effected an arrangement for
the exchange Of prisoners, man for man,
and officer for officer, or MS equivalent ac-
eord.ng TO old cartels, until one or the other
party shall have exhausted the number
they nov hold. get great many letters
from friends Of prisoners IN the South, eve
rr one q which 7 cause to be answered, TEL
.iEz them that this arrangement has been
made, and that suppose exchanges viii be
made at the rate Of 5000 per week, and
that jus, as fast As they can deliver prison
era % Us will receive them and deliver
their prisoners to them, and that the Sails
bury prisoners win be coming right on.
myself saw Col. Hatch, assistaa. commits
sary Of exchange on the part Of the s5uth,
and he told me that the Salisbury aad Dan
vile prisoners would be coming ct once.
Il said be could bring them =. the rate Of
5000 or 5000 week.
Q1estion-There ia no iDpedlment a the
vay7
AHsvsr.-Thsrs Is no inpediuent On our
side. could deliver and receive every one
Of them in very short time, If they will
deliver those they hol5. We have lost
some two weeks lately On account Of ice in
.as river.
sooa aftsS reading this part Of the tes.i-
moay before the Committee o. the Conduct
Of the war, Il. Gen. Grant came into the
hsll, accompanied BY several friends, and
as soon as he wss noticed crowds gathered
around him u such On extent a. 70 inter
fsrs with the order Of business.
Mr. Mallory moved that the House take
3 recsss for Eve minutes, % pay It's respects
% Gen. Grant, Which was unanimously
adopted, SD The members, generally, then
tcr51gsd arosnd him. He then came to
the area In froat Of the Clerks desk, esc5r-
ted By representative odeI, aud toe mem
b.rs we're formally introduced to him By
tas speaker Of the House. There we're frs-
q1snt sa.5ursts Of applause froa the foor
a1i the galleries.
Mr.. scbsack, II order that Gsz. Grant
might be Of tally introduced 70 the repre-
ssntasivss Of the people, moved that hs be
Invited ard escorted % the Speakers stand,
uhi:h vas uuaIimously acquissced IN, and
Can Grant vas sseasssd b. sse Speaker to
the stand. Ehez the Latter said
Gsz:Ismen. I have honor . introduce 70
you, CIR heroic defender il the field, the
Lisugaza1t General Of the armies o. tie
Cuits3 STATES, Ulysses 5. graat.
TIE Introduction vas received by another
ou.5Ers. Of applause from the asor and ga
lsriss. General Gr4Et bowed 10 aekzow.-
sdzsm.zt d ths compliment, and after =
slight pause retired IRON the s,sad tie a.
dsszes again apPlaudizs hi1a.
EE0s-lETEas AazT o. PoroUlo, FEB II,
2. P. A.--yo;hiag q ia.srsss hss trans
PRED o. cur linss today, although tie
weather has been mare Lav0rs5!s tGaz foF
several days past the troops are b1sy build
.zz forts along the newly established LHss,
which v.I take some days 70 complete,
when they vii commence erecting rev
slartsrs for Themselves. This viii Est 5s
. liEeu.ty, A. there Is p,szty o. szsslIszt
ln5s. Z -hs 1sigh5orzoo3, AID tie Es2
have &. 20 used % tbs work.
=. Col. Tfsaa.as, wrongly reported "a
Hsisr Trsulsirs, q Gen. Grszz's .stsEs snd .
O tee 10th Esv YORK Cavslry. VIE vss
badly wounded n the engagement o. Non I
day did last evening, ne vas gallant Of I
Ger and mach respected b y .s S5nrs5ss n I
tas service.
CaP- Forbss, eoEniss.-y Of sa5s.stsHes (
o. che cavalry division, Nao fell from b.s
sorae aHa wa badly injured q day Or two .
since, died ihis naag5ing, ths accident was .
caused b. he hosf Of his horss being
caught bstVsss !ozs e = corduroy reed, I
whsE ss fell, tasowi1g ths Csptala vis- f.
.sztIy Aza.zss iss legs. Ia skull va bs4ly I.
frse.1Tsdi hs remained irsarsisls Up % I
rs the Ct Ia death.