The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-12
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Judge WyIle Severely Censured.
Ford Trying to Open his The
atre Again.
George BlnckIey and the Golden
Circle.
Government Steamers to be Sold.
Great Distress among the Rebel
Cherokee Indians.
Sundry Items Of Interesting
News
Great Distress among the Rebel
Cherokee Indians.
Sundry liens OF Interesting
News

NEw YoRE, July ll.-Go'd IS almost en-.
tirely Invested Of speculative movement
This demand is confined to imports and
terms are regular.
WAsHISGToS, JuIy II.-several vessels at
tsched to the East Gull Squadron were sold
at Key West on the 2Sth Of Juhe, among
them the notorious yacht Wanderer The
squadron is being rapidly reduced.
NE@ YORK, July 1.-THE Commercials
special says; Mr.. Ford is endeavoring to
get the Secretary of War to revoke the or
der prohibiting the opening Of his Theatre.
The Chronicle, this morning, denounces
severely, Judge WyHe's action in issuing
writ OF habeas corpus in Mrs. surratt's ease.
The Posts special says; The second regi-
ment Of General Hanocck's veteran corps
left this morning for Fredericksburg. The
third regiment has gone to Springfield, hi
nois.
EEw YoRK, July ll.-Among the passen-
gers who arrived here to-day, by the Even
ing Star, from New Orleans, were tie Hon
Geo. J. Z. Swift, aud Mrs. Gen. Banks and
son.
NV YORE, July n.-George VI. Biek-
ley, President Of the Golden Circle, has is
sued an executive general order, dated in
his place of confinement, Fort Warren,
June 2Sth, in which he suspends the labors
of the several departments Of the Golden
Circle until July Ist, fs7O, when the Con
gress Of the Order viii assemble in wash
ington with open doors, and afterwards pro-
coed to lay the corner stone Of tho Saxon
University All members Of the military
department are released from their anegi-
ance to he order, and from all obligations
Of society pertaining to the same. The
President makes a lengthy vindicatiort of
the order, giving its rise, progress and ies-
tiny.
The Wilmington Herald calls attention 10
the fact that Notwithstanding advertise
ments for laborers are kept in its columns
day after day, but one or two have 7espon-
ded, while crowds Of men, white and black,
are to be seen lOafng about the streets. Il
suggests that if gratuitous ratiOns wore
stopped there would be less trouble in ind
ing laborers.
NEw YORE, July l1.-Advices from San
Salvador state that the Governments has
withdrawn the Bquato of DR.. Bernhard con-
sui of Prussia, at Canmi gud, and forbidden
him to return to the Republic. Bernhard
was implicated in the recent rebellion, and
had already fed the country.
President Duenss has issued an address to
the army, thanking it Tor its prompt aid
efficient services in suppressing the rebel
lion. His Post Regulations will, for the
present, be strictly maintained in San Sal
vador.
strong public feeling exists against Gen
Burrows, who is viewed as the chief instigs-
tor of the recent rebellion.
NEW YoRK, July 11.-Files of The New
Orleans papers to the 4th, containing the
following items, have been received:
1t is said that the late rebel portion of the |
Cherokee Indians in Northwestern, Louis !
ana are in great distress and bordering on
starvation. Their Chief, who held. ecm-
mission Of Brigadier General in the rebel |
army, has Issued an appeal 10 the people of
Texas for assistance.
Up to the Ist Of July 1882 bales OF cotton
had boon received at Mobile.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE second National
Of Commercial Colleges OF. gan
lied to-day. Thirty-two cities were repre-
sented. Z. s. Folsom, President Ms,vor
Race will preside at Bryan Hall this evan
ing.
NEw YoRE, July 1.-THE following are
the prices of thinning stocks in Boston: Coppas l
Falls 10, Franklin 241I, Hancock Z, huron
$50, Isle Royal IL, Mum IL, Quincy 81,
271s, Superior 80.
Tomorrow at noon there win be sold al
suction, in 'front.' of the Lyeeum, near
Brooklyn Navy Yard, % vessels, which
have been employed in the naval service
during the war. The list comprises q screw
steamers, 2 sailing vessels, and paddle
steamers.