The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-14
Treaty between the United States
and Honduras.
Rebel Governor Of Mississippi
eallSa State Convention.
Orders an Election Of Delegates,
Reconstruction Meeting In NO.
bile.
LATEST z E NEWS.
European Markets. &C., &c.


party arrived yesterday morning, eight
days cut from Denver city. They were de-
Iayed by Indian hostilities. The Indians
attacked a Mormon train at North Platte
crossing and Eagle creek Station, 8 few
hours after they passed, and killed or
wounded all the stock, traders and soldiers.
The city council met the party two miles
from this city with a welcoming speech, ex-
tending tho Inequalities Of the city. Mr..
Coiiax replied, predictinga brilliant future
for Utah, if her people prove true to the
Union, and obedient to the laws. Tonight
q meeting Of three thousand people was sd-
} dressed BY Speaker Colfax, 1t. Gov. Gross,
Of HI, and A.D Richardson. The party
remain until next Monday.
Gen. Conner has sent troops to stop the
Indian depredations, and will keep the mail
route open.
NEW YoRK, June 1S.-The steamer Full
ton brings Savannah dates to the 9th, and
Charleston and Port Royal dates TO the 10Th.
Among her passengers are Gen. Grover and
stat.
The Savannah Herald has the following.
The 20th Massachusetts, battalion and the
37th Pennsylvania volunteers arrived on
the sth.
The Charleston Courier gives sgratifying
account Of the revival Of business. Every
day at least half q dozen new stores are
opened. The burnt district will soon be
rebuilt.
a correspondents Of the Port Royal New
South claims that ths salubrious climate
and felicity Of soil renders it the place Of
al others for q great commercial city. All
it needs is a short piece Of earth to connect
It with more land.
NEw YosK, June 1.-THE Tribuns's
Washington special says A. H. Terry has
gone to Richmond to take Halleck's posi-
lion.
LoyDOS, June 4.-NO important political
news.
PAEis, JUNE 4-Bourse closed quiet at
CT 27c for reutes.
WAsH1Eoroy, June Is.-Adm'rsl Gordon ]
in e0mmaAd Of the iron-clad Monitor squad
son, reports to the Navy Department the
return OF the squadron to Fortress Monroe;
also that the attentions received from the
Spanish authorities. The Capt. General
visiting the monitors contrary TO usage, If
not Of law, he said because he wished his
attention to be marked. Our officers visit
ed the stonewall, and Admiral Gordon says
the vessel would have easily fallen into our
hands il an engagement had taken place.
She is far inferior to Cur Monadico. She
steamed along with the susqushanna, Civ
ing no trouble or anxiety.
while at Havana the Admiral received a
letter from the rebel Naury, who says fol-
lowing the example Of his native State,
Virginia, he tenders bis surrender on
tho terms granted to Lee. He was, when
he wrote, at sea, but if be ever found him
self within the United States he would
give himself up, in the meantime conduct
ing himself as if on parole.
The treaty between the United States
and the Republic Of Honduras is officially
proclaimed. It provides for perpetual am
| III and a reciprocity fresdom Of
and navigation. Honduras engages to
open navigations with various governments
with which it may have relations. Hon
duras agrees that the right Of way over all
routs shall be at all times open and free to
the government and ciGzsns Of the United
stetes, for all lawful purposes Whatever,
aud in consideration OF these concessions
the United States agrees, in consideration,
10 protect hem from interruptions, seizure
OF unjust confscation from whatever quar-
ter the attempt may proceed, Sc long as
the spirit and intention Of this article, on
this subject, shall be preserved.
LjBe-pool, june s-Cotton Brokers cir
calar says the market was quiet at open
INK, but the Hibernis news, as well a. the
reliant state OF the Manchester market,
ceased great activity. Sea leland at full
quotations Of last week. American cottons
il demsnd, and have advanced IAaIK per
mound. Quotations are as follows: Fair Isd,
Mobile Is, uplands fair I75fd, middlings
I6Td. Yesterday the market assumed a
more quiet state. Stock IN hand estimated
At 744I0O bales.
NEw YoEz, June lS.-Ths S. S. Scotia
arrived at $3.50, p. m.
The Princess Of Wales was delivered Of =
con in Wales on the I'd. Parliament Ad-
| iourued after the ID for holiday.
The reported arrival Of the Canada is not
tue.
Tbe Ia Patris denies the statement that
France is about sending one hu1dred thou
sand men 70 resnioree AaIimiliau.
The Glade denies that N. Leon had an
interview with President johnson as re-
ported By French papers. It says he was
unable 10 open re atioas either With the
/ PIE i5eut or aoy Of the Cabinet o6cers.
The french Government has prohibited
the two sous subscription 70 present Mrs..
I Lincoln with q medal. Tia police 10 the
provinces have seized the sub seriPtions.
Napoleon was expected to return about
the Oh.
R~iosdvcs' oftho lob state that an slli-
snes hsd been msds between Urugasy,
Brssu and tbs Argentine rspublic. and
their forces were marching against Para
quay.
Il is reported that Busaos Ayres had de-
cIared var.
The Times tanks 70 apprehension that
tie war Wiz be serious.
The demand Tor discount at tae Bank Of
England was moderate, funds remained TN
Influenced b. ,he A9w OF gold.
Latest via. Liverpool Il Is stated from
Paris that Mr.. Bgelow o. g.. Minister has
given the French the usost positive sssur-
aaes that the washingtoa Cabinet is 6rmly
10 respess and cause 70 be respected the
strietost neutrality with regard 70 Mexico,
now placed under the protection Of France
Martial law has bsss abolished in Hun
gary.
CaIao, June B.-SeW Orleans sdvicss Of
the sh state. A special from Mobile 70 the
Times says a reconstruction meeting has
been held in that city, wAieh asksd hr a
military Governor, and permiussoa 70 take
steps 70 get hack into the Union-
AEaira ia she interior o. Alabams are
guist and hopeful. soldiers are ~ home
teuIavating tasir asms, and business Is re-
wing.
The Msyoralty Of New orlssas eontin-
usa vszsa. Col. Quincy exhibited 10 dis