The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-03
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Davis after the Fan of Richmond.
SiOcum and Howard TO 90 North
With their Corps.
The Booth COnSpIratOrs.
Chief Justice Chase gene South.
Prospective Change In the Cab
lBet.
California Items.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Advance In Cotton.
! France Proposes an Alliance with
Great Britain against The
United States.
Negotiations for the Surrender OF
Negotiations for the Surrender OF
Kirby Smith.
Gen. Chalmers Murdered By Re-
bel Soldiers.
Gen. Taylor Arranges an ARMS
tlee with Gen.Dana.


respondent says, Davis remained at Dan
VILE six days under the greatest suspense,
falling to hear from Lee, who was expected
70 reach that plscs and make the staunton
river his line Of defence.
The news Of his Surrender finally came,
brought in BY come scout, but was disbe-
heved. It was kept secret, however, as
long as possible. and when it become known
there was a panic. The next morning there
was general exodus.
stoneman's men were between Danviile
and Greensboro, and fred on the train that
carried Davis and his cabinet away
The Herald's correspondent, says the
armies Of Georgia and the Tennessee, com
manded, respectively by Gems. Sloeum
and Howard, came under orders on the ID
nit. to 70 north via Richmond and Alex
andria, where they Will be disbsnded or
sent to more important active fields o. the
rebellion, If any can be seen to exist
The Times Washington special says, IN
the further progress Of the preliminary ex-
aminations, as 10 The assassination consPi-
racy, arrests are continually being made.
Thus far the whole number taken into
custody is nearly 800. The trial Of these
will be commenced, however, before . Mill
tary Commission, or if upon this hearing
the same facts are bought out that have
been disclosed in the preliminary exani-
nations, the magnitude Of the plot VII
astonish the whole country
It is not true, as reported, that Harold
has been tried. His trial is set for tO-mor-
row.
1t. Daugher,y who commanded the do
tachment Of the l4th n. Y. Cavalry, that
assisted in capturing Booth has been promo
ted to Captaincy by the Governor Of New
York.
/ The Herald's Buenos Ayres correspondent
Of the nth Of March reports, very fully,
the concluding scsnes OF war between
Brazil and Uruguay, and also iurnishes
copy OF the peace convention, concluded al
Montevideo, By virtue Of which, Gen.
Fioras was iuaugursted Provisional Presi-
dent Of Uraguey. Flores new cabinet waa
made up Of men Of experience aid talent
and met with very general approval.
Buenos Ayroa still maintained hor
course in the path Of social progress aud
solid improvement
The Herald's Washington special says
Chief Justice Chase has gone South to or
ganize the Q. s. Courts
/ The Times Charleston correspndent says
Ex-Gov. Akin was arrested by order o
President johnson, and that the arrest va
based upon his refusal 70 take the cath o.
allegiance.
The Worlds Washington special says, 4
is understood that Messrs. Seward, Stanton
and Wells have indicated desire 10 be re-
Heved OF their respective portfolios on The
let Of July. The two former will probably
be sueeeeded by Messrs. Chas. Francil
Adams and Preston King the latter BY J
". Forney.
The world's Washington special says
Wade Hampton was the only General Wit
refused 70 be included in Johnston's sur
render. Johnston promptly relieved him
I putting Gen. Baker in command Of all hu
cavalry. Hampton went or with Davis
and Breckenridge, endeavoring 70 reael
Mexico, it is thought.
/ Nzw YoRK, May 2.-Ths steamer seitil
with two days lats- is coming up the Bay
sAx FsASeBco, May 1.--oregou paper
mention the hanging Of hheen hOrs
thisvea and highvaymen in Walia Wall
aud Boist counties, By lynch law, within
short time. The Vigilance Committee ha'
alist Of $50 rogJes, who viii DO driven ~
Of The country or punished.
AriHonia advices 70 the 18Th Of Apri
T mention another E fght with The APaehee,
in which u Indians were killed aud on
soldier killed and one wounded. The In
= dams fs4. Gilbert A. Hopkins, nembs
Of the Arizonia Legislature, Calios Smith
ore OF the ofHcsra Of that body, AID sever
aI other whites had lately been mardors'
b. the Indians.
Mining and business prosperous Th
erops in California losk well.
Deposits Ct mint, during last uoaih ssr
sboht 7.Boe dollars
Arrived last evening, steamer Sierra Ne
vada, from Portland and Victoria, viii
ia. 900 dollars in Gold.
NV YoEE, Msy 2.--Ths steamer Scott
froa Liverpool OF the 2la and Queenstown
Of the 2sd has arrived
Consols COX and ei.
The ctsrwitz conEaues dangerualy ~ q
Nioe.
The Car passed through Paris and ha
An interview with EaPoisoa.
The Mexiean loan Is highly suocessfal
Bourse heavy.
LIvEErosL, April y, P. M.-cotton buoy
ans and advaneing. Americaa breadsiuf
eetivs and steady.
The Morning Advertiser asserts that o
tds receipt Of the news Of the fall Of Riei
n,ond. Napoleon proposed 20 Lord caEls!
the British ambassador a. Paris, that En-
land Ead France should By treaty ofel
: alfe ali- -4ieAlAf 9 ia - t'.-t-'.s- -.
assist each other with al Land ald q
forces, N tho eveni Of sn attack ca e.ih'
Csnada or Mckee. Tbs Adveriissr d
nounces the scheme sad trusts inquiry vi
/, bs made inio IL on the assembling Of Pa
Hamsas. This statement must be AXE
f,r what Ii is worth, as 10 . not referred
81 any ofAsr joarual.
The belief IA she struggle being over
tae south coatiauss 70 gain strength 81
Ausr.sta securities and even cotton q
ssilYs n satisips.ien Of Pssss. The Arm