The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27
Telegraph
yIaHT DISPATCHES.
The Conspiracy Trial.
Attempt to 4sssssinate General

Nrv YeaE, Stay 1c-GoId has taken e
I shar, dy-rvr-E turn; the demand for ex-
p7-. Jess active, and rs 10 tie With
arss OF orders lg- considerable s-ao-a's
for .pns re pdcais dec.iedly weak.
Thsre are .~-5.-aioas sba5 the -lse q tae
last .sv days is very much the result 'ttne
fefkrel export movement intended i5rs &C.
u.ati7s uur577ss outside the geld room. IL
nov spuaars Fr5ba5ls that shipments for
ths week will 10. exceed $500 GOO. at'sr
touching lass e. 1857, she prices this a. m
have race5sl TO l2G. Not much Du-lness
done rs Msf5- General Sheridan cs1e N
toward ths close and produced such n eE-
element thss business was suspended. he
remsi1sd abaut half an hour converting
With the merchants.
v-.ssrvC-oy, May 2s.-The court room
vas 20 day again crowded Nth spectators
I'D both ssvss, the charger part Of them being
rrabr. g., frd ssats. The main attraction
the rpoearaace Of tho prisoners. Aaet
6-oss's evidence, taken yesterday, had been
read Raw. Father Lannsn, living near
B.er.oxr. Nj and Rev. Father Young
,e,fa- os the Roman Catholic Church, were
,sya-agv sworn, s1d testified that Mrs.
ssrratt had always had the reputation oil
bsipr e. woman Of christian chsTec.er'
Tnssa VI ressesrev heard her utter either
lrval or a!sl5yzl sentiments. NJ. Maulsoy'
bro.hs--in law Of O~iaushlin, testified that
the accused was engaged in the produce
business with his W brother in wash
iagtou, and tia. Olaughlin snd Booth were
.obo,I fsllous. and had bsen intimate ir
70 wears. The counsel for O~Iaughln
b-,ught evidence to prove that he made no
eirbL or evasion, but was willing TO susren-
5sT himself to the officers OF the law.
uft,ass said be surrendered O~laughlin BY
the authority Of the accused himself.
NEW YORK. Nay &c The Commercials
washington special says the Grand Jury
fo- The District of Columbia yesterday
f,,na true bills Of indictment against Jea'
and In Breckenridge. BiIS"l
h. .-,s,rrsa i'm the c-lmilsl court to day
~. offences sres.Eed are aiding and s5os
tnr bost..tles H. this district laSt summer
The capture Of B-reckiuridgo is confidently
anticipated By The authorities. News o.
hi. vEsreasou.s has been received, aud IN
.gs,.ivs pursuit has been organized.
Con. Sherman expects TO leave Tor inc
wozt in few days. He VIII lead his sol
5isrs 10 their homes. lie resigns through
- Grant the command Of the depart
-, Of The mississippi and viii At once
rss,me his duties until the civil su-n'1''s
mas been a,or-o.
Freder.cs seward has somewhat fsoo'
cred from bis relapse.
NEW Yosz May 2s-An attempt "a'
made s. few nights since to sssass'na'e Cen
Duyap commenting United ststea forces at
Stanton. Va. The General escaped injury
On surasy night las.a bridge over The
stream near 2eres-oursb gave way throw"
ir q FRI, into tEs cussm. Two men"sIe
ti.ss -g-s missing SID fourteen wound
cd. gLsy u,-s zl P4rs1ls contested ~i'l
tba r0aa. .-,
The ruuaaa. "allob1sso, snd unl'e'
ssa..s Steiner yaallt.0. Com. Huh GOV.
Brc n CHAM aal Iscyng arrived mere IBIS
morning.
Gov. rierpoa, arrived in Richmond yes
terday, ana assumed executive control o.
the safe. A general election Was heIo
]throuebou- vire lil yesterday.
III. ..., Cd. -- Hudson, late Navy
Agent, broke t9-u this forenoon io' "1D'
of evidence to suz.siu It.
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