The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-06
By Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Fourth at Albany.
Cen. Grant Present.
Arrival OF Provisional Governor
johnson at Savannah, Ga.
His Cordial Welcome By the
People.
Accident TO the Presidents Car.
Several Persons Injured.
Fire In Chicago.
Sundry interesting Items Of
News.
Several Persons Injured.
Fire in Chicago.
Sundry interesting Items Of
News.

/ NINcINNATI, ?. ~, July 5.-Business dull
generally, owing to the intense heat. Small
sales At the Trade Board. Flour ssas7 IS
Whest dan and no sales. Oats sec. Wits
Ky held at 2o5, no sales. Provisions held
firmly, but there have been no sales of mo-
ment. Groceries firm.
NEE YcEE, July s.--stocks stealy. Gold
40.
AtBAsT, July 5.-Amosg the distinguish
ed persons present and participating in the
celebration yesterday were Generals Grant,
Fitzpatrick, sheOfeld, sickles, Buttsrfsld,
Peck, Pickett, Ksutz, Devin, Davis, Multi
gan, Wool, Wallace, Robinson, Jones, Ran.
dali and Roberts.
General Grant arrived at 1890 Yesterday
in his special train, and was escorted 70
the residence Of Gov. Fenton, where the
o;her military gents and select party Of
civilians we're waiting to receive him. The
hour having arrived for the services, to
which the gents Fere invited, the party
from Gov. FentoR's house were driven in
carriages TO the Washington parade ground
uhder escort Of the military aud the Young
Mems Christian Association. A building
had been erected for the occasion, 24O feet
long By 100 in width, provided with seats
for 5000 people. The appearance of Gen.
Grant upon the stand was the signal for
hearty cheering. In response he arose and
bowed to the assembsgs. The tsttered
flags Of about 100 New York regiments
were then formally presented to the State.
BALTIRORE, July 5.-A serious accident
occurred to the Presidents car yesserdsy
about o'clock, at the Baltimore depot Of
the North CsrOIins Railroad. The train
consisted Of an engine and the Presidents
ear, and had Just arrived from Piltsburg,
when owing 10 q misplaced switch il IN
into the end Of freight train which was
standing on the side. Although the speed
of the train was much slackened, several of
the party IN the Presidents car were much
Injured. Senior Bewnogs, Gillian minister.
and c. J. Hslpene, who read the poem at
the Pittsburg celebration, were seriouslv
cut about the head. Col. Simpson, of the
sIh army corps, r. J. Chew, of the State
Department, J. Milton, Of the Executive
Mansion, and L. L. Conner, Of New York,
were slightly Injured. The ear was some
what Injured, but not enough to prevent it
from proceeding to Washington. The &C
cident was the result of cerelessness on the
part Of the switch tender.
PHILADuFHIA, July 5th.-In Cozains'
habeas corpus case to-day, Judge Thomp-
ION Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
ordered the release OF Cozzins and declared
IN opiuion that the right Of the Presi- !
lent to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus
$ only given to him by Congress during |
continuance Of war,
New ORLEANS, July 5.-Genersl Sheridan |
has Issued an Orderinviting all Texan refu- !
yees to return home and resume the posses-
ion Of their property. The home guard |
are not permitted, and eia-
ems viii be held responsible for tho acts of |
yuerrillas
Governor sharkey, Of Mississippi, has |
ssued proclamation, saying the people |
we're subject to the Constitution of the |
United States when the proclamation was |
ssued, and have no right to question its |
'onstitutionality; that can be decided only |
y the Supreme Court, and until it is de-
'lared contrary 20 the fundamental law BY |
hat tribunal, it must be accepted by the !
people as valid. Emancipation is sn &c. |
'omPlished fact, and should be so accepted.
He advises the people Of Mississippi to take |
he amnesty oath and become peaceable |
md law abiding citizens.
Large numbers Of the old merchants Of |
New Orleans continue to return.
Atri-weekly mail has been established |
Mobile and Montgomery.
The total amount of cotton receiyed at
Mobile since tho Federal occupation is
Il 500 bales. Strict middliDg. SIC. Pro-
iuet and grocery trade brisk. Stocks are |
ght.
NEw YORK, July 5.--Chief Justice cliase |
lnd daughter arrived at the St. Nicholas |
Hotel last evening, and viii leave this even |
ng for Providence, Rhode Island.
Dispatches from all parts Of the country
how that the anniversary yesterday was
,bserved with much more than usual en-
husissm and elaboratsness ofdetaii.
The steamer Nevada, from Savannah,
With dates 10 the Let, has arrived.
The Savanueh Herald onnounre. AZ a.,
rival there Of Provisional Governor Joanson,
and his cordial reception by the people. |
The City Council adopted resolutions Of
welcome and requested the Governor to de- |
liver an address, which request vas com
piled with. The address was 70 be deliv-
cred on the evening Of the ~.
The colored troops doing duty in that CITY !
have been relieved and sent to the interior.
CHicl0o, July A franc block on the
,orner Of Mechanic and North wafer |
streets was destroyed By ere last night. |
Loss $40, goo.
BASsOE, M, July the celebration
acre yesterday aas great success. Thirty
thousand people Wers present. The ora
ion was delivered By Boa. Hannibal Ham
in. It was able and eloquent.
Bos1os, July 5lh.-A statue Of Horsee
Mann, placed in front Of the state house,
opposite he statue Of Daniel Webster, was
inaugursted yesterday. Adj
Iressss were made By Gov. Andrew and