davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

section, he was sure, would ask any
thing unreasonable Of the convention (;
therefore, side issues ought MOI tosbe
raised. - had enough quarreIing
among ourselvsA We we're here 20
put the government Of the State in mo
ton, on the basis Of universal freedom
East Tennessee need not diEtrust the
middle and western part Of the State
On that sabiscs al agreed that We
should make q finish Of the Institution.
He was Tor East Tenessseans for some
Of the principal efices for Brownlow
for Governor, first, last, and al the
time. Cheers, and That's the senti-
ment of Middle Tennesee,J He con-
tended that many men were compelled
70 vote for separation, BY force. He
was for referring the whole ssbj ect to q
committee 70 report
Col Houk made q speech in iAsor of
the resolution
M ;cainpseIl, of Roane, favored a
representation which should be just and
liberal; he thought East Tennessee
should have q larger representation
than other sections but not enough TO
erush them out
DIR Caldwell, Of Sewer, the Oldest
dsAegate 70 the convention. made some
very appropriate remarks relative to
slagery and loyalty, and the necessity
fos free Institutions. We must render
the Stste free By united action; there
fore lei Us harmonize He was not
particular about measures get rid Of
slavery somehow, he didn't care about
the instrument used to KILT Cheers J
AR. cafper, Of Nashville, said be did
not vote IN June, becau.e he did not
believe the election legal He had de.
nounced secession, and if the people
had not believed him insane, he would
have been hung The charge Of insan-
ity was some advantage to him that
time. llaugkter) Union men were
threatened everywhere; there was no
freedom Of choice; ne therefore would
haAe nothing 10 do with the June cleo
ton, which was q mere farce.
Mr.. Campbell, of Roane, wished 10
amend the..resolution, and proposed that
the counties Of Davidson and Shelby
have each FIVE votes; and that from all
others, each delegate should vote for
himself This would preventive large
delegation from Nashville from controll-
ing the convention
A delegate called the previous ques-
ton on the original resolution, which
was sustained
The resolution Was then read,
when delegate moved to lay the whole
subject on the table. Lost
The question was then taken on the
resolution, and it was adopted by a large
majority.
Mr.. Wallace gave notioeOf a motion
TO reconsider
The convention then adjourned to
ten O. clock, A n Of Wednesday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

DR. Bowen, Whohad yielded the floor,
for adjournment, resumed MS speech,
on the reassembhng Of the convention
he discussed the results Of the system
Of slavery, and showed how the large
shareholders had united with the rebel
lion, to keep from being called ''Lin-
oohiites. and Il was the fear OF that
term, rather than Of The bayonet, that
drove men Of Middle and Vest Ten
nessee, to vote for separation In East
TenneHsee, there we're few ofthe arisso-
cratic class. and even if the few had
gone to the devil, the masses would not
have followed them.
De could not defend the people Of
Middle and West Tennessee for yield,
ing. He wished he could have defend.
ed the Influences which snatched his
oldest son, and drove him ints the reb
Ell army, and consigned him-not to a
patriots grave. He believed that If any
man had wanted to vote against aepa-
ration, be could have done il; therefore
he fsvored the proposed basise yet he
would not be Liberal
Nc Patterson Of Roape, stated thai,
ST the election in East Tennessee, Sbefe
were many rebel soldiers all along the
Railroad bat tie Union people in that
section vera acknowledgement and
had they had arms, they would have
seized the Railroad, and held it Iu'des
fault Of doing better. East Tennesseans|
fed to Kentucky, and organized them
selves under the old flag, and have
fought during the war
He proposed to take 81 the basis, the
number Of soldiers furnished By each
county; By bsyonets--but by bayonets
pointed at rebels Count those now
lighting, and those who fiji honored
graves His county, fRoane) with a
voting popelasion Of 2.soO, had sent
1000 men 10 the field Others had fur (
nished more soldiers. than votes
Mr. Tillman, of Bedford. Was opposed
to raising issues which we're not Of any |
real value Threw aside eve ylhing
calculated to mar harmony. He did
not believe any section had IN ezclu.
sive interest," different from the whole
We we're all good Union men and no
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Medical PurEeyOr's OfIlee,

LOUISVILLE, KY, January 9Th, 1885.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RRCETyED
- at this Office until January 25f 1865 for firn-
ishing lee to the Medical Department Of the Army
during the ensuing year, at the points herein de-
sgnated: The Ice 70 be stored by the contractor IN
properly constructed iee.houses AZ each point Of
delivery, on or before the 18th of April next the
Ice not 20 be recepted for unl its quality, the t-
ness Of the ce-house, and the Esnner in which IL
is packed shall have been approved by amedicaI
officer and payment Wil be made only for the
aTnsunt thus actually receiptsd. for.
The proposals will be maze for the quantities in
rated below as required Al the respective places
with the RroTisO thai should more be needed at anv
time for the years supply it shall be furnished at
the same rates and under the same conditions
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

y. 8 DISTRICT CURT FOR THE MIDDI 2
DIsTkIOF OF TENNESSEE.
The United Suites
vs.. Information
90 Volumes Books seized as thea No a.
property OF John L. Hopkins.
DUR uAHT TO THE COMMAND OF A YEN
l did0t Exponas issued ia this cause from said
Court, On Tuesday the 3lst day Of January, 1855
between Inc hours Of 10 and IL O'clock 1t the store
hog e adjoining the City Hotel on the SOUTH for
merry occupied BY Messrs. A.. J. Duncan 4 Co. on
the pub ID sgusre ia Nashville Tenu !, will sell
for cash,to the highest bidder at pubic auction,
the follow ng property, seized and condemned in
sad csus 81 sid Court as forfeited to the United
States, to wit 245 Volumes Of Cooks
EDWIN r. GIASCOCK,
Jgnl i0t Msrshal Middle DIST. Tennessee
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

Will sell this, Wednesday morning, jan
uary the 18th, 1855, large consignment Of
staple and fancy dry goods, shoes, hats and
bootsy twenty boxes tobacco; lot Of assort-
ed jeIhes and candies; lot of bed quilts;
pilloWii, pillow cases and sheets. Remem-
Der the place, No. 20, Public Square, at
Warner, Pennebaker 4 Co.'s old stand.
ToH G. CRUEK,
Auctioneer.
P. 8. On Friday, the 18th Of January,
We will sell five thousand dollars worth Of
drugs and medicines.
jan li-1t Tox @. CRUxz.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

The undersigned propose to furnish - tons
Of st quality Of ice carefully packed in tubstan
tia ice-houses, At the within raned points, namely
- a. the following price per ton of two
thousand pounds, namely At - tons. At t.
per ton. 1tt9 TE1l
The ice TO be subject to the inspection, measure
men1 and approval Of Medical efEicer. or ether
properly appointed Inspector, before being re-
ceipted for. -s.
Payment to be made from tine 10 time upon i,,-
plieRte bills certified to by the Medical Director.
sEt Signed,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

The Undersignedi proposes to furnish daily, or
Otherwise, al the ice required for hospitals upoh
approved fequisitons Of surgeons il charge at or
the within named poizfs, a TIE folot7na price
per hundred pounds, namely -- -cis.
per hundred pounds-s ~ ~
The lee shall be 81 the bsst quality and subject to
the approval q the Surgeon in charge, who VII re-
ceipt fof the acta9l amount delivered at each hes
pit8i.
Payment TO be made from time 70 time rpor, s,,.
peaie bills certified to By the Medical Director.
Signed,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

The above form Of proposals viii be adhered n
as closely rs practleatle Cher forruz viii be "a
eeiTed BY the Der artment and duly Considered
proper graTaafee that the bidder i etIe - hi.
al tae CONTRACT eeTtded % By the cierir of an
nearest District Cour', or United States District
AltoEley must accompany the propssal, OF il Esil
An osth q alleg ance 70 the United States Govern
ment must sis0 accompany the proposal.
The contracts viii BE- awarded 70 the lowest n.
spossls party OF parties. who viii Be duly notified
hy mai, or herwises thaf their hid Is accented
and immediately required 70 eutar into contrat mn
der Bonds 70 tie am unit Of ZOO. The Bonds
must be properly certified and The Post flee al,
dfFss Of principals and sufefses stated bron them
BidaeFs mag b present n person when the pfo-
pesais are op<ned.
The Pest ollice address Of the parties proposing
must Re distncily written upon the pnopds /
Prop. sa1s must be addressed % SCnaEox D. Z.
MAsaUDER, y. s. AzNzs MEDIcAL PrRsEgos, Lows
VIII kHSFCcKr.
The Depa trDenf reserves The rigbs 70 reject any
or sd bids deeInef unsuilahle
D. L. MAGRUDER,
Sarssoa D. s. Army aad 1fsiicaF Psrrsgor,
Losisrf {, Kegtacks
Prinsed FORMS Ct proposals may be bad a his
Ozree- jau8-6teos
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

spring about 10 hsn IDS high. white spsekied
forehead lon the right hind leg, small white
spof, Just rnder .hs tail When found had br Ole,
saddle, and two blankets On her. Has also white
ring on ths right hind leg, on the fefiock us
Tne oEEiF can have her by call ne on n. c. Cal
lahan, or Liocoin Alley, between Cherry and SUM-
mez streets, proving properly and paying charges.
jsnll--sni 1t HFa ~ lla1i LFf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Quantity to s. dsIiyered =

Proposals will also be received for furnishing lee
az s the above points DATLT By EEIdaf for the yesr
1885, in such quantities as msS be required BY the
Surgeons 10 charge Al United States General Hos
pitaIs upon the preceding annual estimate and 7ith
the same proyis0. st@ -tts ~
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Marshal,s Sale.
.. S. IIsTRIcT CoUsT FOR MIDDLE Dis
TRIO OF TENNESSEE.
The United States

sacheti marked "B'' and sc" snd No s..
Trunk marked ID" coatdningl
3eEelry.
DURSiJANT To A. VENDITlONI EXPONAS
Il IL ued from sail Court in sid cause, on ites-
oay the sl-t day Of January 1896 tetgeen the
hours OF 10 and II O'clock A. d., At the store house
on the public square n Nashville, Rdjo ming the
City Hosslon the sou h, and Formerly occupied by
hessrs- y J. Duncan a Co. I viii sell, at public
auction, Tor cash, to the highest bidder, the above
ms tionild articles, condemned BY said Court as
ioGseiied 10 the United States. -sr
EDWIN K. GLASCOcK,
jsan--ROt Efarshal Middle Dist. Tennet see.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

Tho Rebel admirals have not, during
the war, been 80 remarkable for their
fleets as for their f1eetness.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
EIght KmiksIans 80.
Wanted.

A coop F FLAT s0gRAEo PLAYER FoR
"a BAND = y Illinois ear. Reenient, afIouf J u
miles rom the Bridge, on the Gallatir Pike Gccd
Wsges paid. Apply at this ofHee janl1-3tS
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
LARGE Dwellings.

Tue LARGE AND SPACIOUS HOUSE on TIE
4 n. E. corner Of Church snd Spruce sfr,ats
The Lot contains seventy feet front, and the house
has ten OF tEaiSc rooms, with kitchen servfnts'
real value.
delightful home place On Summer street be-
tween charch and Broad Just suitable Tor family
that wants 20 ''lOcate for life. Reasonable feuret
Together With q vast amount Of otter properfyr
st the ONCE Of NELSON 4 MURfREE
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
GALLERY
o. rHE
CHAMBERLAIN
CATALOGUE

Or PHOTOGRAPHIC C6RTEs De flslIi
~ distinguished officers o. the Federal ~ :
ledsfste Army ADD Navy, for sale, WholssAs'
Hs,- ADa<al diacc1nt made . deaiefs
he-Ad Rrc1s = ea1ls, sen9 b any pa
cotIntrys n mea. On reees q ~ q order - },
mensys e '.AiOkaE'S GALLERY OF TEE =,
BkhLANIas" Is Cedar street. Nashville, Ts.S
sc. Also, for sale Card pictures 81 pfSainiFi :
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Marshsl's Sale.

G >. UI5IEIUI JIFUhI EIIN The MIUUIlE
DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
The United States
vs. lnforInesion
lls Packages Merchants and SUIT No. 80
iers' GODS.
DURSuAEr TO A VEEDITI0RI ExPoNAS
il issued from the said Court IN said cause, on
Saturday the 2lst day Of Jeaaary 1866 betweea the
hou. Of 10 and II o'clock, At the store house sd-
joining The City Hotel, in Nashville, Tena., on the
south, on The public square, formerly occupied bY
Messls. A. J. Duncan Co., viii sell for cash, to
the highest bidder, a. puhlic auction, Boxes
Raisips anii Box Emory Paper, condemned n said
cause BY snd Co3rt Is forfeited the United Statcs
oif EDWIN r. GLASCOCK.f
ianll--lft Marshal Middle list tennessee
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

HTE ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE GOODS
w for sale at auction, or Rt private sale Also
prompt attention paid 10 receiving and FORWARDING
Goods. Particular attention paid 70 outdoor sales
Ct Furniture, Groceries, Real Estate, &C &C.
Auction Sale every Wednesday and
Friday.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
agew 9arFrtisftueats.
For SmilhIand, Paducah and
Louisville.
Eor Sac.

A FRAME HOUsE WITH THREE ROoas
IA snd good cellar--lot As BY 10 feet--in front
o. tie freskfin Shop, near he franklin Pike.
sppiy 4 e Church street. or on the premises.
Janll7tlE" JOHN SHE.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Rich. Rare and Racyl

5s sEA sesH I sh bG aO1s os .t THE
rch c0lOrai photograph Ia on taken from I Re.
beautiful % tehold. This Is really Insignificant
picture; q Ieriect gem. She Is hewtchiRg hsarl-
". f4fce afy cents. Sent free By mai 10 sealed
circular anseiOp Address JAWS a 8Ro.
janli-ln Box 1879 Post 0facA, Cincinnafi. O.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

HEA DtlUARTERs POST OF NASHVILLE. \
OfrrcE a. PaoyosT MARsHAl, y
NASHVILLE T9SN Jan 9, 1855
GteneraI Orders,
No. q, i EXTRACT
Provost 0fder No 4 tatsd Nashville. Tenn
Jan s. ls65 prohihihne citizens iron wearing the
Cn form Of d United States soldier does not spply
70 tfoser1iuasui Employees
BY cgurallI1l 81 BriE. 6ian. JoIIx r Mu1rR.
JAAES l.. BOYD,
jsnic-3t Capt and ASST Provost Ksrshal.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
rea UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
70 4 o.
DOCTOR McCILL,
6ftlklttiI.4 44D IA1 et4
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN FHE TREATa1EKT OF DIsEEsEs, !
GROWING HIM WITH SUCCESS IN
OTHER STATES, As IT IB IN
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE.

Vi
NASHVILLE Penn EssKE.
For further information in regard to
the skillfuf success in the treatment of
diseases, the reader is referred to SRI
LIZ $ THRRAPEUTIcs and MATERIA MEDtoA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1850,
the best work in the United States,
where you will find Dr.. McGilis name
standing parallel with the best medical
men Of the age IN the treatment Of lis
eases of women. For all diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guafan-
teed. With my general practice treat
the following
0hFonIc Gases
Win sasiahchons Ehsulnsasui. AFschons q lhs
s l1a,IS. Pisu1isy. pima. 1scsrs. o.ses. rsSsi
Diseases Of he Heart and Liver, lrdaaninahOil ii
the Stomach, Ne1ralgia, Kings Evil or Scroihla,
tsrus Dyspepsia OF 1ndiesstion and ConsClnptitIi-
together with al Private Diseases Ind
Diseases OF the Urinary Organs.
Ne the LadleA
Al Affections Of the Womb tras5sd Win saccss,.
Those Married Ladies who have been 50 nrfoitl-
nsts 20 miscarry or prove aoriion, ear be csrisef
% thsir full time Il fouEd pTagnAni, b giving nIs
cal.
5 = e BteRiiity.
Young Married Ladies whose nasIortans Il be
ksen n0t - bu1s forth in due season, rB-ne1star
God has esd you should MULTIPLY sld repisuisll Il
ihia g YEN defire yen can eousult n1s ether b.
lefier o. In pefson. No lady over tlfty-6Fo yakfs
Of age need make applicztion. All oommunieEsitns
b iettnr o. person sticliy Confidential.
Night Emissians Cured.
Young Mac, BtoF before yen further 70. Of al
diseases subject . Msn, there Is no dsessa 40 hiEd
. cure - Night Emissions. and physicians ire
se$fce ia. understand realng Il and b You dan
say thaf have cured dozans a ths civ Al vel a.
is dldereut 5taleas Who have spent dollar ffter dol.
.ar aBd ara nov Wssl cured ~ me- - ilaiiv r.
neiFing iettas and bondnR raserine b al ll7ra ~
the counny. In word Al that ara disiiasod m
Az way, and VAL give ne caIi uin give ssfia-
fcuQn for AL o. The diseases mentioned IL this Al
vertieenieHI 1ns bess q refefences given 10 fliis
CITY.
4s DR.. MCGII,I.
union street, Nashville Tenn /
lanl-iy VII meet With pgompt a.teuticn
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
Small Dwellings for Sale

4 BRICK DWELLING ON SOUTH UNION
"a street. between High street snd FFanki'n
Pike, containing three rooms and store room Lot
40 by 10 feet, and iInsned ate possession gwen
A neat hrick dwelling on 6. College street, beyond
the residence of lsaac Paul, Esq, no. ~ Price
$500 Lot 50 By 1856
small Framed Dwelling on 8. Cherry street
opposite the south end Of 9 ty Cemetery. Horee
and lot offered for the sum Of Sl0c0
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11
-
Ftorr11 of.pronoaal.

- III
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

janll-lt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Accused-was not the remark about the two cats

| Accused-was not the remark about the two cats
made IN TESTING mannerf
Witness-I took it to be In earnest rs there seemed
TO be brazeness about it, and rigidness about The
arrest. There was nothing like testing took place.
Accused-Was there no one present at the CONVERSE
ton,
WitnessThere was tines but nj the time of this
conversation there was not.
Aecused-Was not Mr.. Maddox PRESENT.
Witness--No, sir
Sccused-Not the whole time,
Witness-He was not.
Aecused-Was he not there when spoke Of money
Witness-Yes; bJt the same conversation was G
hearsed af5crward when we were alone. Mr.. Harri,
was told by Mr. Maddox that it was rum0red that III,
TWO soldiers had reported him, and Mr. Harris said be
did not know what the devil be was arrested for.
Question by Connsel-Judge Crane-Wbat thent
Witness-The conversation then dropped.
Counsel-HOw long after that it that the accused
i poke about giving the money
Witness-AbOu; twenty minutes.
Accused-Do yod not recolleot said did not intend
Ito give ofense la giving the money
Witness-No. sir. | am certain il was not said.
Question by the Court-Who is Maddox. citizen OF
Ia SOLDIER
Winess-A citizen; sonin.law OF Mr.. Harris, 1t is
said.
Amer some unimportant amendment OF the record
and the repetition OF the annodpcement Of the Judge
Advocate relative 10 the testimony OF the absent Cav
cuseds character Tor loyalty the prosecution was
ci0sed and tho adjourned until Ionday IN order
to give the accused time to prepare his defense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
EsOard Of Aldermen.

ESPECIAL MEETING-REMOvAL OF MESSRs. THOMAS
STEPHENS AND ROBERT L. DARRAGn FROM
TIE cRoToY AQUEDuCT BOARD FOR DERE-
LECTION OF DUTY-APPOIYTMEST oF MBSsRs
Johns. GILES AND GEORGE a. JEREMIAH ~
THEIR PLACES.
The Board met at u o'clock yesterday after
noon by special call the President MORGAN JONES esq
in the chair.
The PRESIDENT presented the following preamble ant
resolution:
Wherein, Thomas stephens holding the Office Of President
Comissioner Of the Croon Aqueduc Board has been dee
tict in the performance Of biz duties therefore,
Re,olued That Tloma stephens be and he Is hereby re
moved from the office Of President Commssioner Of ih
Croon Aqueduct Board for ~ pursuance Of sector
Of the amended charter Of 1851 laid removal to take eiec
Immediately
The resolution was adopted-l4 in the affirmative,
in the negative. -
| similar resolution presented by Alderman
FLYNN, and adopted removing Robert l.. Darrhgf
from the Office Of Assistant Commissioner Of the CrotoI
Aqueduct Board by vote Of ~ IN the affirmative to
| in the negative
nominate two gentlemen TO fill the vacancies in the
JCro,on A0ueduct Board, occasoned by 1.-THE removal
Of Messrs stephens and Darragh
ON motion Of Alderman BMCF, the President ap-
nointed Committee OF three. consisting of Messrs
Drce Rivers and Flynn for the purpose Of waiting
mon the MAYOR and comforting with hin Oh gnbeci
certified COPY OF tbe Ahnu'i i"N bcll 10 h'"pteu
Iby the Legislature and approved by the Goqcrol was
rresented and laid over 70 BE- made the specnl order
j of the session 10 be held tomorrow anernO'~.
1 Two communications were then receisod from The
fAiayor-the first nominating John ). Giles, esq as
President Commissioner Of the Cr0'On Aqueduct Board
vice Thomas stephens removed; the second, nominal
ing George T. Jeremiah present Alderman OF lhe Tenth
Distiic,) rs Assistant Commissioner vice Robert L.
Darragh. removed. The first feniie an wGs confirmed
10y vote Of - in the affirmative 10 IN the negative
tie second gentleman confirmed by ayOte Of ].
II "a The affirmative ~ in the negative.
The Board then adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
Luiest ship News.

ARRll I'D.
Steamship Erin (Br.) Grace Liverpool April % Ma
Queenstown %, pdse aHd i'ss'' H'''''' o1'o"' "S
one birth and two children died. a..
Ship Geo Hurbut, Mason, Port Royal days ballast
Stnrgrs, Ilelrnan Co - ~, ,,.-,,
N, Watch Mate TOT Annapolis " S.. Roddy, Maianzas
,ys sugar and molsses TO master. hal heavy F. wads
Scbr San Luis cunningham Rondout for Dishton, coal
schr. Plough Boy. Baltimore 70. New-haven.
Schr. Nightingale, Baltimore coal.
schr. Samuel Gillian Phiaaephia, coal.
Schr. Aida Baltimore. coal.
Sehr Sarah Buck Por, Even, coal for Boston. A.
Schr d. l.. Sturges (o Gloucester. Mass De,sey husn
Island IS days rosewood mahogany, fruit Ac to master
Had head winds Of the passage. Let sch' Dan s
mons Hail. for New.Orleans h days ,..S
schr Benlamn Brown loi Warren, K Carr kichmoho'
Va via Fortress Monroe days, t0bacco j. j. faerh 4
sloop spmgue Gibbs Ezabethpori Tor Providence eess
WIND-A Sunset $. and light, with rain.
BELOW.
Steamship United Kingdom lbrl, from Glasgow.
ship Black Hawk.
Bark Holland CT.
bres-l elocity Undne, Johann, Annie Laurie scio
schooners--Lucy. Virginia, Nassau, Yankee Dood'
SPOKEN -.
Ami n lat N:ls lon lq;l0 steamship Erin spoke esis
Pm fosonh,r tiItull bound May lat 4Is, Ion H,'Vs
.poke bar, seliul tBr) bound w May = lat io.o on.
sra passed steamer United Kingdom "iass'" '0f "
Mays lat, 1929, lon H. ship Geo. HuriOnt spoke brig q
". Ring bound ). ..,.rp
N, Iii, T., s,,rn,r,, Carver sesrsport - dsys, Ind'e:
=, , into dis mort chains hay ns On the %
~, os N.,,rr.,t broke ridde-ciain wheh tAe Nesse.
10 ,nd o. partly hove down. dafns winch enc 20"
ooh po.,sn Tor Phade saia wen, ashore on
'e'' - v, ,h. a, irf Ut cock -on tAlncotsasle
shi .,J ,il be- total loss &c" slysd' A por1on "a
s,,o # dycsiu8s aud stNes together VAN IHe si~'r
~ -.-N,.,-..I sails, wlil b, ..tcd
x4sr-I1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-09
The Harris Gnsc.

Special Dispatch to Tie ~ y Tribune
wAsmSGIoY Monday. May p, ls65.
The trial Of Benjamin G.. Harris was resumed
to-day before tie CouitMGrtal Of which MaJor-Gen
Foster is President, and Major William winthrop
Judge Advocate The Court having been called 10 or
der The accused read BIZ Of exceptions which th'
|Conrt permitted to be placed on file The Court then
the application of the accused adjourned the Conr
until tomorrow morning. pending The arrival Of wit