The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-01
BY Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gold Firm.
The Russian Plague.
Conflict between the Civil and
Military.
The President Better.
Movements Of General WeilzeI.
Condition Of the Freedmen OF
Virginia.
Movements of General WellzeI
The $50 Loan.

struggle between the bears and bulls is
brought to a crisis by a resolution adopted
in the gold room this morning, to the elect
that all contracts maturing before Wednes-
/ day next shall be settled tomorrow. This
is march stolen upon the bears, aud COM
Pels them to buy largely tomorrow for
their contracts, the result of which will
probably be a temporary advance in the
price, unless holders are willing to lend at
the market rate. The price opened this
morning at l2g, aud went up to I5Ojz.
A Washington special says; The heot is
so intense that several soldiers of the regi-
ments marching through the city to-day
have fell with sun-stroke.
The State Department has sent out circu-
lars to ell cities, announcing that the Rus
sian plague is extending westward rapidly,
and suggesting precautionary measures.
The first train on the G. & A. railroad
started to day.
The road to Richmond via Gordonsville,
will be in operation in 10 days.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O.-The contest be-
tween the civil and military authorities,
growing out of the arrest Of W. r. Cozzens,
continues. Last night three of the sheriff's
deputies proceeded to Provost Marshal
Franks headquarters, with orders to arrest
that officer. They were driven away by the
provost guard, and they made a return ac-
cordingly at court to-day. The matter has
been postponed till to morrow at o'clock, |
when the sheriff will probably call on all |
citizens to aid him in arresting the Provost |
Marshal. There seems to be some doubt |
as to whether the application for assistance
10 enforce force should be directed to the
sheriff or the Government.
NEW YoRE, June 3O.-B. s. Osborn, the
naval reporter who has so long been in the
hands of the Government, charged with
publishing contraband news, was tO-dsy re-
eased on parole.
BALTIMORE, June 3O.-Gen. Lee has gone
o country seat in Cumberland county,
Virginia, to spend the summer months.
Henry Wise arrived at Norfolk Wednes-
lay, P. NJ, intending to stay a few days.
WASHINGTON, June 3O-A Convention Cf
delegates representing the colored people
f Virginia, is to be held at Alexandria,
Iugust I'd, to take into consideration their
resent and future condition and to devise
means for the good and welfare of the col
red people throughout the State.
The health of the President is much i'm
rsyed.
1t is intensely hot to-day. Undoubtedly
be warmest day Of the year, the thermom-
ter being % dogs. in the shade.
CENTRE HARBoR, n. Y, June 3O.-The
merican Telegraph Company have to-day {
ompleted the line through this village to
orth Conway. The Office will DO opened
morrow, July the lst.
NEW YoRE, June 3O.-The steamer Wash
lgton brings New Orleans dates to the oath.
ews anticipated.
NEW YORK, June 3O.-The Tribune's New
rleaus correspondent says: Gen. Weitzel, ,
Immediately on his arrival in that city, left
r Brazos Santiago, Texas. Most OF the I
,ssels, with the goth, bound for Fortress
onroe, had gone there, where they will
temporarily stationed. One brigade J
i'll 90 to Indnola and Corpus Christi. The
hole army Of the Texas expedition is be- q
z concentrated along the coast, prepare
ry to being marched into the interior.
en-. Gordon Granger has assumed COM
and of all roads in Texas. His head =
larters is Galveston.
General Custar has arrived at New Or
ans, but it is expected he will leave at
ice. He assumes command Of all the cav J
ry and will march to Houston.
General Sheridan was TO leave for Calves
n on tho 18th, on a tour of inspection, ex-
,cting to be absent about a week.
NEW YoRE, June 3O.-General Terry,
the Department of Virginia,
,claring all the laws Of the State Of Viz
MIA and municipal ordinances restoring
10 personal liberty Of free colored people,
ere enacted in the interest Of slave own
g, and for the security Of slave property,
ID were substantially parts Of the slave
,des, and as slavery has been abolished in
10 State, these laws and ordinances be-
me obsolete.
People Of color, therefore, will henceforth
hoy the same personal liberty of other
tizens.
This order was issued in accordance with .
lie promise made by the President to the
allegation Of colored men, who laid the case
sfore him lass week.
The Guiding Star, from New Orleans the
It'll, arrived here to-day. News sntici-
ated.
Gold closed to night at l4l.
PHrLADELPHT4, June 3O.-J. Cook & Co. re-
ert that subscriptions to the 1905 to-day {
mount to %, 1856 200.
PrrrsBURG, June 30, noon.-The river is
ur feet five inches. Weather cool and