The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
New York Geld Market.
Tragedy In Canada.
The AndersOnVIIIe Prison Pen.
Inauguration Of the New YoFk
Dry Goods Exchange.
Large Fires In Philadelphia.
Large Fires In Philadelphia.
More about JET. Davis.

NV YoRE, June 29.-The gold market is
controlled By spsculative movements. The
policy Of the bears in covering their short
contracts with borrowed gold, has the effect
Of depressing the price. The quotations
this morning touched lbs, but the policy is
a costly one, the loans being contracted At
a per cent per day The bears, however,
hope in this way to bridge over until next
week, when the payment Of gold interest
at the sub-Treasury Department viii be
expected to close the market.
The Commercials Washington special
says the meeting called here last evening
to protest against the recently appointed
Provisional Governor of Alabama, was a
great failure, only two loyal Alabamians
being present.
BRowSsyiLLE, c. W., June 2S.--Miss viii
son, school teacher, accompanied by an
other lady, while driving out called at the
house Of JAMES Kerr, at Toronto, a few
miles from this place, and asked him to
ride with them. When about two miles
from here, at two O'Clock in the afternoon,
Miss Wilson shot Kerr with s revolver,
mortally wOunding him. She is nov in
custody. There are vatious rumOrs, but
the cause is not known at present.
NEW YoRK, June 79.-The Post says the
military commission met at IL o'clock this
morning, in secret session, and the mem
bers agreed upon the verdict in the con-
spiracy cases. The nature Of the verdict is
unknown, but will be announced as soon
as the President acts on it.
HARRIsBuRS June 29lh.
Gov. Curtin in Communication with
superintendent Phillips has procured re-
liable list Of Pennsylvanis soldiers who died
at Andersonville, which win soon be pub
lished. Among the accompanying papers is a
listof federal prisoners who died alta ndersou
vile, which totals 1884 Of these AIS took
the oath of allegiance TO rebels; doubtless
to preserve themselves from starvation, SIX
Of the prisoners were tried by court martial
and executed within the stOckade in one
day. Total number Of deaths 12,ss4. The
highest number Of deaths one single day on
The End of August was III. These lists EN-
brace only the prisoners confined at Ander-
sonville from February the Goth 1864 to
March the gath 1865.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2e.-Tho loss of Fell
( Co. by FIRE yesterday was $4,000, which
IS insured for $50, 900.
At three o'clock this morning the ware
house of J. NJ. Mitchell, Nos. "A and &c
North Front street, was destroyed BY FIRE;
oss So, 200; insured for S3O, 900.
The shooting match, between Taylor of |
Jersey City and Fred Erb of Lafayette, for |
he championship and $1,000, took place to-
lay, resulting in the defeat of Erb, who |
ave up the contest at the Ssth round, hsv-
ng missed "a out of 20. Taylor shot 40
ounds, missing 20 birds. There was q
srge attendance.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The farewell or
Ter of Gen. Meade is published, it is ss
Ollows; Headquarters Army Potomac, June
is.--SOldiers. This day two years ago !
.ssumed command of you under orders
rom the President of the United States; |
.D-day, by virtue of the same authority, |
he army ceases to exist. I have to an
ounce my transfer 10 other duties, and my |
sparation from you. 1t is unnecessary to
saumerate all that has occur red in these |
sEentful years. From the grand and deci-
i've battle of Gettysburg, the turning point |
the war, to the surrender of the army
Northern Virginia, at ApPOmsttOx C. H,
afIies It to say that history will do you
lstice. A grateful country will honor the
wing, cherish the abled, and sincerely |
1ourn the dead.
In parting from you, your commanding |
bneral will ever bear in memory your
Dble devotion to your country, your pa
.bnce and cheerfulness under all the priva-
.bns and sacrifices you have been called
u TO endure.
Soldiers, having accomplished the work
Is before us having vindieated the honor
It'd integrity Of our Government and flag, |
e. US return thanks to Almighty God for
Hs blessing in granting US victory and |
peace; and let US earnestly pray for strength
ma light TO discharge our duties as citizens
lswe have endeavored to discharge them ]
lsBOldiers.