The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-07
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u Jersey City.
THE $50 LOAN.
The Homestead Subscriptions.
AFriTaiOf The GuubOat Florida.
Petroleum IN California.
Trial Of The CoHspirators.
Flight Of Tucker and Saunders.
Iho Homestead Subscriptions.
lFFITal on lhe GanbOai EI0rIla.
PetrOleumiu California.
Trial OF the COnspirators.
FIIght Of TueIer aHa saaRders
C0ltOn andGlllmNeH 90.

i Nav YoaE, Nay e.-TEs Erie Ralrca
Csr Aauaiaetory, at Jersey civ, wss d,
s.-oyed BY dra early this raoruiae, loss CT
mated arSl20. zoe. The IRE is supposed
be he work Of an inceudiary.
NEw I0zE, Nav 6.-The POSTS sps..
says over 40,ooa 600 ofihe 59s have bee
sold this week. Secretary McCuJIoeh pay
out the money as fast IS resolved, thus pre-
venting any stringsney in the market.
PHILADELPHIA, May Subscriptions O.
Do presented for the homestead Tor Mrs
Lincoln. are not to exceed five dollars each
so all may have chazce 10 give. I'll,
statement that there were to be Ave hun.
bred dollar shares, as mentioned ~ pre-
vlous dispatch, was untrue.
The subscriptions 10 the 7-sos loan ves-
terday by the First National Bank. New
York, was SI,ooo,OO0 not sIOOa00.
nav YoRE, Nay 6.-Tho eunboat Florids
arrived today from New Orleans. bring
ing the pirate Reed, aud other captured
officers ogthe ram Webb.
! SAN FHASorsco, apr. $40 Prof Whit
ing, Northampton, Mass. .-Caliro-nians
are sstonishsd at the assertions attributed
to you and Mr.. Brewer, that there is no
petroleum in Southern California. We
have IN our possession 40 barrels Of c-u6e
OIL from Bueua Ventura, producing so
per cent Illuminating aud IS per cont Iu-
5rioating oil. Petroleum has been found
in Los Angeles, Santa Barbara. sas Luis.
E.ispo,Contra Costa and Humboldtcounties.
ThsPeople are at a loss to know whv Won
and Brewer use your positions as gsoIozists
of this State, to injuro an enterprise Of
which you evidently know nothing.
signed LEyr P4Es oNs.
Z. CoNwRY.
I know the above as to Petroleum in
California to be correct
DT UrsoI, o. 8. Sur. Gen.
MoNTREAL, May s.-Boverly, Tucker and
Saunders have suddenly disappeared. 70
is reported they have gone in the direction
Of Halifax.
WAsmsoToN, May 6.-Ths trial Of Harris /
vas resumed this morning before cour. |
martial, Of which Gen. Foster is President. /
Judge Crane Of Bsltimoro appeared as
counsel for Harris. sergt. r. 3. Stuart Of /
company C, I.s-h regiment veteran re-
serve corps, was sworn, and testified thai
on The 27th Of April lass he was on duty at
Leonerd,own, Md, and was ordered By
Capt. WIlIOughby to proceed 70 the resi-
ieuce Of Benz. @. Harris and arrest him.
lie effected The arrest, and then took charge
IF Harris, and remained slone with him 7
.or two hours. During that time w.tues
lad 6 talk with Harris; the latter made
certain statements in regard to Chapman
md Read-Jhe paroled rebel soldiers who
lad visited bis tHarris'sl house on the pre-
,ious evening.
The accused said the two Inou came 90
lis house ami enquiFsd tho way 10 Leonard,
nd also tne distance ana they further
aid they wished % 20 to Baltimore as qg.cl
IS possible AID take the oath Of allegiance
'hs accused told the witness tnGl he
aid 70 the men that .hey could 60 % Bal
more, but the FeieFais could NOS compel
hem 70 take the oath on account or the
-greement that had been entered into be-
weesn Grant and Lee. The accused theu
ave the mea oae dollar each, and al-O tas.r
upper. The accused also said The mea
Wished 10 stay all night, but he told them &
hey could not do 50 the people shout
mere knew his political sentiments TOO
veil. On his crass examination, aud On
uestions put by the accused, witness tes-
Iled that he did not recollect the accused .
elling him (witness) that he (Harr.sJ had
10 wrong motive in giving Chapman and
iced the mQnoy, nor aid witness under
tand accused to say that he thought it was
roper TO parOied Perz5ns to help them
long home.
The witness was asked to state what con
.srsati0n had occurred between the accused
nd Chapman and Read. The witness re-
lied By saying that in the converse
on after the giving Of the money
poken Of the accused said all tho trouble
vas the fault Of id Aboiitionis.si that 81
he Abolitionists had ataid away it would
iays been all right. He said tho idea Of q
ew people in Washington interfering 10
.fairs after Gen. Grant aud Gen. Ice had
made an agreement was id piece OF
lumbug that the representative wouldn't
rule long, but by Cd there would s-ou be
.hown who would rule. Witness didnt
.ecollect that the accused said he never
I'D anything more eonsc.euuously than
when ho gave tho men money 10 help
hem along When tho conversation took
place no one was present but witness and
10 accused.
NEW YORK, April 6.-Cotton decidedly
higher, 5la52 Tor midiling. Gold du. aud
without decided change opening at 1887, |
advancing 10 1879, and closing a. I3s.
All persons afflicted with private diseases
would do we'll % cai on ". 4. Richard
Jones, no. - Deaderek street, up stairs.