The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-09
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Heavy Storm In Louisiana and
Texas.
The Presidents Health ImDrOT.
Ing.
The Graves OF the O0nsDIrat0F
Guarded.

NEW ORIEASs, July Tone hundred and
three bales Of Cotton arrived to-day.
Heron halsrrived firm Shreveport lie
is succeeded BY vssteh, lately ST Mobile.
The True Delta has changed Proprislora,
and Opposes negro suffrage.
Cotton a. god inquiry. Strict good and
ordinrry Ss6Ss< cents; mossses quiet;
$50 for bsaai 20 cents fer oats; 50 for hey.
A letter to the Tines from shrevepori Of
the 4th reports a heavy storm in West Loui-
siaua aud Texas.
Red river is rising fast, with the prospect
OF navigation rensining open until August.
Gotten is arriving At Shreveport.
& The political caufdron is Boiling over.
NEw 0sLEAxs, Juy s.-Bsnks' friends
are worhi ngsg. last the Wells' party. The
IS tasr wishes the Prcvi -ioual GoTsrnOrship.
The latter rss's,s The point made agaiust
Wene5 ia favor Of re urning Cenfelsrates.
Tast his cause will bring them into power.
Covote, reesntly here. will report against
the Wslles party.
Cot on--MoEe inquiry. No sales reported.
Sugar end Molasses-No sales.
The Western produce market is generally
more animated.
The Times has news from Mexico. The
Enpersr is taking strong Iaessures against
Burjeito and favors Stewards offered ios
public lrsnqailiiy.
In Cortinas' interview with Gen. Brown
he said hs had intended to give oPpositien
10 the Empire.
The Fung shuy arrived this morning
from Texas. The slaves are contrasting to
remain with their masters until Cnristmas.
Cotton opened spirited. Thirty thousand
bales changed hands at full prices.
The Posts Washington special says; the
bodies Of Mrs. surratt, Payne, .Alserot and
Harold, still remain in the graves 70 which
they were consigned yesterday. The graves
are guarded by sentinels. The military au-
.horities had not decided this morning
whether or not the remains should be deliv-
aTed to their friends.
Mudd, O'Laughlir, Arnold and spangler,
will be taken to the penitentiary, at Auburn,
IN Monday.
The health Of the Presidents much bet
.er. He attended long session of the Cab
INST, last evening. Secretary Seward was
.lso present. T
Gov. Slough has been relieved from his
luties as Military Governor Of Alexandra,
nd ordered to Colorado.
Several thousand spectators assembled
lfre this morning to witness the launch OF
he new screw steamer Maiawa Ike, bu 1t a.
he Brook yn navy yard, By Mr. B. F. De-
ano. She is one Of the new, first class,
Peedy vessels ordered ia 1863. aad from the
p rearaucs Of her Iinesit seems as if she
viii make the promised speeI of IS knots
Ter hou- The launch was a complete sue
e5s, aud was pres ded oyer by Admiral
'eD, assisted by Lieutenant Comma nder
ewelt. The oeremy of christening wss
BY Mss Delaao.
The Times account Of the execution says
Isrrold m lde a statement ye ter5ay to the
feet that in the original plot his plan wa
, shut Of the gass in the thea Re, aud he
ad once rehearsei his part with 30 tn af-
,rWards, however, he was required only to
e in waiting GEAR the navy yard brid, to
siss Both IN his escape. Payne the
ightb 70 e the eHecu ion said as fer as be
new Mrs. surratt had nothing to viii the
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