The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-26

Fight with GuerFlllas.
Movement on Mobile.
Rebel SDJ Exeeaied.
From Sheridan.
Fearful Gale at the Mouth OF the
Rio GFande.
steamer Burned.
LIN MILh eaerFIlIas.
steamer Burned.
An On Board llToWned.

1 tween twenty Of cur troops. 1Iid 'cNch-'
gaerrilias thirty miles fFosa PsdaeaA, =
wednssdAg. Twenty guerriliaswere kii'ee
including notorious leader, Captain Ne
DougAL Captain Gregory On our aide VA
killed. Gen. Meredith hss several ezPs
ditions out, clearing West Kentucky q
gsefrilias.
Six hundred sad eighty bAies Of cotton
I passed here for Cincinnati, aud two huE-
dred Tor s.. Louis.
Nav 0ElEAss, March Is "A grand milf
tary movement gainst Mobile, commenced
yesterday morning By Gen. Benton, third
division, lsth corps, Col. Bertram, lst brig
sde. I'd corps; Gems. Ysateh' and Stokes
brigadss are also in motion. Gen. Andrews
moved up from BaracOus wishtVo brigaaes,
and took possession Of Pensacola, which he
now holds.
The rebel guard beat, Anna, with one
gun, was recently captured at MatagOrds.
During the recent gale a the mouth Of
the Rio Grande, The steamer Lighter, from
Mexico, was burnea outside the bar. All
on board were drowned
NEx YoRk, March 2s.-Robert Kennedy,
convicted Of being Spy, was today exc
cated, At Fort Lafayette.
He WA shOekingIy Profane, and sang
song as the executiOner adjusted the rope.
WAsaISaroS, March 25.--The steamer
wsnona arrived here yesterday from the
white House, to (Which point she had been
dispatched several days sgo with supplies
for Gen. SherieanS troops. The WneOna
reports the trOops as rapidly recovering
lrora the fstigues Of tksir recent brilliant
but tiresoms raid, and that the men are in
excellent spirits and ready to enter upon
any work cut out for them. Numbers d
guerrillas have made their appearance in
the vicinity Of White House aud all along
the banks Of Pamunty river. They have
become quite troublesome By firing upon
cur transports. number Of Cen. shsri-
dams troops who have received farloughs
for inesilcrious conduct while on the
raid, come mp on the Wonona. The Wenona
also brought up from White House num-
bsrs Of Cavalry horses worn Sut on the
raid, which are being replaced BY fresh
ones.
WAsHIseros, March 25--Ro5ert ". Ed
wards, Of New York, late passenger agent
at tho Baltfmore and Ohio railroad station,
has been summoned "a 3 witness in the
cases concerning the late alleged fraudulent
issues Of sovernms NJ transportation tickets.
His name has been Improperly associated
with the parties accused of the offence.
The steamer City Of Hudson arrived here
to-day, bringing back 10 Washington POr-
ton Of the Congressional excursion party
from southern porte. The others proceeded
from Fort Monroe 10 New York.
Within the last few days AL Of the rebel
officers, enlisted men aaj guerfillas who
we're confined in the Old Capitol prison,
have been sent Norlhj and the only prison
err now remaining there are those under
sentence or awaiting trial b oouF'-martial'
which is a small number.
General Singleton returned to-day from
Richmond.
The gale Of Thursday evening "a reported
az having done eonside,abl damage 10
the shipping on the bay and rivers
President Lincoln is expected to return
from the front Monday.
A superior quality Of tobaeeo seed, Of the
VsuIta AbeiO variety has been procured
nom our consul At Havana, and ia nov
ready for distribution BY. the Commissioner
Of Agriculture.
KEw YOaK, March 25.-- Cotton frmei
with rather better demand, fOrty-aye cen
for midling.
Gold more active and frmer, opening
lsslsaI5T; decliuing 70 i5s}li advancing 70
l575S; closing at l5I9Sai571l.