The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Arrest Of a crazy Frenehman.
EeK FORK Treasurer.
Publication Of Suppressed Tes.
tlm0Hy.
Violation Of Confidence.
Affairs in North Carolina.
Later from Georgia and south
Carolina.
The Elections in Virginia.
Much Ado about Nothing.
Affairs IN North OarOlIna.
Later from Georgia and south
Carolina.
The Elections In Virginia.
Much Ado about Nothing.
What Rebel Leaders Say.

What Rebel Leaders Say.
!
Nzw YoRK, June "a Washington sps.
eial to the Herald says, the writer Of the
theatsniug letter was arrested to-day By
Gel Ingrshsm's order, aud proved to be an
insane Frenohmsn, who labors under the
deiusiou, among others, that the Govern
ment OF the United ststes owes him si50,-
ooo, and il not paid by the 18Th he pro-
poses to take the matter into his own hands,
and obtain revenge. Although not dis
rectly stating his intention to as.assinate
tia President, such is inferred from its tenor.
he has been properly disposed Of
The appointment 70 the sub-Tressury at
New York causes considerable dificultys
Tho Office is 90 responsible an one, involv-
Ing the safe keeping Of such lsFge amounts,
and is so liable to losses from its varied and
Intricate daily transactions, that worthy
men are afraid 70 touch it. On the other
hand the knowledge il gives Of the Govern
ment financial policy and the consequent
opportunities Of speculations In tho stock
market, makes it desirable for spectators
and politiciaas. Thoss whom Mccullough
might prefer aLa unwilling to accept the
plses. Tie nsmss Of Mr. Rurlbut, Of Cal
ifornis, and Lieut.. Gov. Campbell, are nisn-
toned.
Il is understood hsle that the Draper
and Wood factions have struck hands
together aow, pulling together, the Oh.
Jet Of which is to secure the former in
the Colleetosship and place Mr.. Blstehfod
in the sub-Treasury.
Mr.. Harrington, Assistant Secretary sf
the Treasury, has actually resolved The
Hiasion % svilEsrlapd. This ne owes 70 a
previous understanding with Mr.. Seward,
which the death Of ar. Lincoln prevented
from carrying ont.
Mr.. Fields can go to Valporsiso as Con-
sui, but wishes the mission 70 Berlin For
this he is not backed up in New York as he
expected 70 be. He is sn accomplished
Easa and wOuld apPsar well in Berlin
wAsTs he wants q 80.
A special to the Times, dated Washington
5sh, says sso Military Comsasisn hsld 3
secret session yesterday, aud one of the
reasons assigned for the session YES the
publication on Friday last, in the cincin-
nssi OOmmereisi, and copied from i BY
others, OF s syRopsis Of the evidence taken
in secret session in the past two days o. the
trial, and known as the suppressed tssti-
mony. Some days sgo it was learned that
this testimony should be publishud On Fri
day the ID, inasmueh as there would be no
session OF the Commission on the lst inst
Therefore, no report Of tho current Proeesd-
ings would be in the wsy Of publications Ct
the entire suppression testimony in single
issue Of TIE Leading daily newspapsrs Of the
principal cities. FOR good reasons on Tues
day last this order ss 10 the publication was
postponed until further developments
should take place IN the trial. This morn
ing, to the surprise Of Judge Holt and all
others having control OF the press, the
newspapers contained an impsrfsct synop.
sis Of the suppressed evidence. Upon in
qUiry it was found out that Bsa. Pittnsn
had furnished the copy to Cincinnati pa
per. This Ben Pittman styles himself the
Recorder Of the Military Commission now
trying the sssassins. His position is con
hdsntisl clerk 70 Col. Burnett, Assistant
Judge Advocate, and be has charge Of the
sheets on which the evidence is transcribed
ia short hand under the suPsrntsndsncs Of
/ Mr. sutliRo and bis assistants. Mr. Mur-
ply, the regular official reporter Of the
/ trial, and Pittman, without authorization of
an kind, made q synopsis said 10 be very
imperfect, sud sent It by nail 70 the ela-
cinnsti Commercial. Il is said that Pitt
man has violated the oath he was required
to take upon catering upon his present
service. The Judge Advocate Immediately
to-day on bearing what Pittmaa had done,
ordered the publication or TIE suppressed
testimony in full, aud il was sent 20 the as
socisted PyeBs FOR that purpose. What treat
raent Pittman viii receive from the Cow
eminent for this bresch Of ofieial con-
6denee is left % speeulaton.
WAsHISGToS, June IA large meeting Of
loyal citizens was held a. Salisbury, n. C.,
On the 18th, and one At Lexington on The
2Oth. Speeches we're made and resolutions
passed Of most loyal chsrsoter. The
Salisbury meeting recommended STATE
Convention % bs hsld Ct Raleigh, June
2oth, aad elected delegates Tho North
Carolina people svinee great osgsrness 70
establish loyal government.
A eompany hss been formed, started in
Richmond, with Gov. Pisrpont ct its head
/ 70 get enigraata for Virginia from the
| NORTH, and furaish al Information.
The case Of Congressman Harris viii Be-
brought before Congress, aad he Question
WHISTLER be WI bs allowed 10 sil in that
body.
CIsoIsxATI, June s,--Tbs comnsrelnP.
ohssuauoOgs disPs.eh says the Iesdiug
southern journsls contain editorials sudssv-
oring . reconcile the PsoP e 90 TIE ioss Of
their slaves proving that thsy are bensas
Cd by tbo rev order Of sfairs.
The Celumbia, S. C., Phssiz complains
that TIE stsis is Ovsrrun With robbers asd
horrsihisvss Eh0 are pssying upoa zhss
ever subsistsneo aud property hss bssa len
- unf0rtuuase citizens.
A lsrgs qua1tty Of ootton and tobssec
is being brousht . light a. Mouteousry,
Aisbums, ard brisk trade Is belar opsB
ed. ssssnsrs are ruaHing between fhers
sad Noble.
NV ToEEi jane 6.-Ths Tribzns says
that Mr. C0uoyss- who Ess suppossd %
have net viii foul PLAY On aoeount o.
bic tsssin0ny, Fesehsa New York yssser.
aay. Eu
The lettsrs referred 70, sud thou Eht x
have been suppreassa b. the Tribune, Civ,
ing an seoO1Ht Of ths pot 70 murder thi
I Pre,idsnt we're notfsceived ~ the Tn bune
EEV YoRE, June s.--Eswton n. coawsJ
writes q the Tribune Eon Riehmond, tbst
I there has bsea no EsHersl sisssion "a Vir,
2 ginia, that ths sisstion has been held Il
but SIX couatiss, that rsturHs have bsoa 70
? oeiysd only fEoa or ;, il vhlsh Cnisr
men Esrs elseiian, exec q Alszaadria. 4,
= says there ara % disuai0nis9s IN vgrzinia
The Tribllns's Waahingion special say
J, = pFomissns rsbsl political leader declare,
shat il VII b assesssFy 70 disfranehise Al