The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-08
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
SHERIDAN ATTACKS LEE.
Beals Him and Makes Heavy
Captures.
Gen. EWell and ether Generals
Prisoners.
Peace Conference at Richmond
Later from Europe.
aS
American Affairs In the British
Parliament
AmIeable Speeches Of EaFlS RuS-
Sen and PalmeFslOn.
Tie SlOneWall Starts to Sea, FOL.
lowed BY the Niagara
ana Sacramento.
Backs cut frSm O Fight and
Returns TO Port.
rhe StOneWall Starts to Sea, fol-
lowed by the Niagara
ana Sacramento.
Backs cut frSm O Fight and
Returns TO Port.
Later from SherIdan's Army.
Lee and his army Surrendered

Gen. Dix General Sheridan attac ked ana
routed Lees army, capturing Gems Ewsll,
Ksrshaw, Button and Goose, and many 9th
er General officers, several thousand pris-
oners, and a large number OF cannon. He
expects Lee to surrender all that is left Of
his army. Detailsv be given as speedily
as possible, but the telegraph is working
badly. E. NJ. srAsToS, Sec. Of War.
Nrv YoRK, April THE editors Of Che
Herald claims TO have information Of Lin
coin having had conference with Judge
Campbell ana others in Richmond, By ad
vics and consent of Davis, for peace.
The steamer China from Liverpool on the
goth, via Queenstown on the 2elh, has ar
rived. Her advices are three days later.
In the Hou Of Commons, Earl Russell laid
on the table notification frem hF. Adams
Of the intention Of the American Govern
ment to terminate the Reciprocity treaty
and Convictions relating to armed force on
the lakes, End says the treaty would ter
inmate y months from the day the receipt
Of thsnetiee was acknowledged. He admit
ted that acts committed on the lakes justi
fee the American Government in the steps
taken With regard to reciprocity. He
lrusted that it might be renewed with GER
tain modifeations also that arrangements
might be made for limited armament for
police service on tho lakes. He trusted that
the present pacific relations between the
two Governments might continue, and
trusted that nothing would be done in Eng
land to interrupt them. He however re
gresssd that speeches had been made in
the House Of Copnlons calculated 20 excite
an unfavorabie feeling in America, and
concluded by declaring England had not
acted wrongfdny in any way tewsrds
America, and rsitsratlng his hopes for con-
tnusd peace. He said Sir F. J. Bruce, the
new minister, would SSH on Saturday, and
be believed the dignity and honor Of the
country would be safe in his hands.
In the House Of Commons the Marquis Of
Harrington moved yote for the fortifca-
ton, including 90 600 pounds as part Of
200 900 pounds required for Quebec.
A long debate ensued Hardington sx-
plsiped that the total estimate for Quebec
f,riaeations wss 200,Ge0 pounds. i was
peoessary now, that the United States hsd
/ become a great military power, Ia Plses
Canada in a state Of self-defense, although
tbe Government had not The slightest ex-
mediation that ths United States conteHipia-
j
tea any attack,
M. Bsntiuek objected to the Government
scheme and moved the omission Of the item
for Quebec from the estimates. The meriti
Of the question wore debsted by Gen. Rec
Adderby de Grscli, Lord Bury Cardvsl
and Others, who supported the vote Brigh
and Lowe were the principal speaker
asainst the measure.
Lord Palmersson denied there was az!
danger of war with America. Our relation
we're frisndiy. The Government simpi.
proceeded according 70 the practice Of 81
oodntriss.
The amendment was rejected By 10 70
Continental poiiGcs are uhimportsnI
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of Ea
GLAND show an increase Of bullion. 42e,s7
p6uuds. Notwithstanding this inereas'
there had been no change in banks rass I
discount which remained * per cent.
Mr. .Alphonso Gillett, dealer in Lon
don stock exchange, had proved 10 be Dc
faultsr to the extent Ct nearly 1906
: pounds, unaor, it.is said, very disrsputab
circumstances. He had left the countr,
LvERPooL, March p, Morning .-cotto
lAmericon)h has been in limited denAr
and is quoted KG7la below last week
rates. Ia other descriptions the decliI
ranged from n to fully Id per poun
, Sales of week 5000 bales, inelading ?
:. los speeuistion and 52ls 70 exporters. Ga
taiions a1e upland middliBg 1e, fair ~
n. o. miaaling Isx. Tsxss niddling
. igk. Sales on Friday were about 40
bales, ths market closing dan. sseck
haad COZ ESQ including 55,4oO Ansries
Trade al Manchester continues quite "a
, prices continue to droop and business Is
z5 limited shat quotations are very irrsgul
- and almost nominal. Breadstufs--Fis
quiet and steady- Extra State 2ls
2ls ca. Waite, limited demand but pri
IS arm. Red Watsrn ss(3ss 81. Corn Hgs
! shade dearsr, bat demand quiet; rel
mixed "a sa92ss per 4sO pounds Pre-
lre sions-Bssf aithsnt charge; fns q
p Pork slow and nouinsily unchangsd
s. con fair asmilua and fun prices. Il
1 eaister but Prees steady.
Larrsr VA iIvEarooL.-5nah, Dcugi
ca, Of LonSons and Jamsa Smith &,
%. Livs-pool, ord establishmenl, had suspsl
"a liabilities, 30s, 900 70 400 900 sterling.
MaBaIp, March ai.-vhs Govsrum
announces in the chambers thst Il 70
reduce by 50 reals per bbi. the dnty On
sss sisn aour imported inio Antilles.
CateurrA, March ls.--Imporss veal
freigbts hrmsr.
Losoos, Mireb 2s.--Paris adviess q
o. that the ram stonswan quilted Feirsl
the 2lsi, sssompanied 70 sea by Spar
- frgats. The y. 8. frigaiss Siagsra
sacamento lmmediateiy followsd tAe
petition, and hght caused inmense
p cifsnsnt sEssng the spanish popaiat
bat the stoEewsIl aPpaFentiy andIng
chances Of escape, Feternea 70 port.
L1yEAFoo1. March zs.-Lonaon is
sssi lasi uighs s,ilts On gosa ausheriiy tAai
rebel protested drsfts win be paid io-l
row.
9 3 PAHs, March ls.-BOurso fFla; n
slcai closed Ell SSe.
~ Latest eiImmsreial a Liverpool
sssnl.- Saturday sssnings Cotton sales to-asy
; balsa, Including enc thoassad BAL
speculasOEa ane Importers. Nvkst 9