The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-25
Afternoon Dispatches.
Affairs in Texas.
Applicants for Pardon.
The South Carolina Delegation
DuG Green In s New Role.

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NEv YozE, June 2f-The Herald's Tex
as correspondent, dated Brssos Santiago,
June 10th, says Gen. Steele was at that
place, aud that Gen. Brown wss stiu in
command 81 Brownsville. There still re-
unained some rebel Fsldiersin the vicinity
Of the latter piece, waiting parole.
It was said that oze Of the batteries
which the rebels run over into Mexico az
ter Kirby smiths lrronder, would be de-
livored up TO the United States suthori-
ties.
Gen. Weiizsl had not yet arrived in Tex
as, but was daily looked for.
The MeKicaa Imperialists Of Mstsmorss
wero mu'h exercised in mind regsiding
the appearance in the immediate vicinity
OF SO many United States troops.
The Herald's Washington special SAYS:
Among the new applications to the Presi-
dent f1r pardon, are the following: J.W.
Frszier, T. 3. Smith, ". L. Ca5l-r, u D
corsa, J. r Jones, John R. Tucker, Com.
modOre Of the rebel nsvy. The following
civilians hsve been addei to the list Of sp-
plics ions since yeste day: ]. G. Hunter
and Rich6eld Hawes, Of Kentucky 500
mon Fra-k, A. Converse, Andrew Johnsen
aud Ell. MeCo- mick, Of Virginia; Justice
Hunt, Of Louisiana Z. ?. Thonpsoa and
David Black, Arkansas; ". II. voorhees,, R.
G Wayne and G. B Palmer, Of Tennessee;
Thomas Fleming, OF GeoTgis J. ". Harris,
Of MississipPIi Is. F. Pinekney and D J..
Chandler Of Maryland.
No prisoners Of war above the rank of
Captain are being released at present.
The numerous applications for pardon,
from prisoners and civiIieus, ars fled away
for future sctioD, aud none but exceptional
cases ere Immediately granted.
The South Carolina delegation are 70 have
another interview with the Presidens to-
morrow, Saturday, when they will urge the |
views Of tbs seeesh loyalisis of that STATE,
in regard 10 raeoustruction. They are not |
likely to have muah influence in shaping !
ths course Of things iu that sIsts, their
record being Of such character ss 10 de- |
stroy any clam, confidence o. regard for |
.tsir 81 csri-y or honesty o. purpose.
After the departure Of the South Caroliua |
delegation the coast will be clear for any /
citizens OF Florida who have been unusaalIv !
prominent in the late rebellion TO put in an |
Appearance Egd tender to the President |
their advics In regard to the conduct Of af-
iairs.
Duff Green has not yet been pardonsd. |
His latest scheme is the organization Of |
capital At the North to be applied 10 The |
Improvement OF the South.
IL is understood that Sherman is the |
Democratic candidste Eor Governor Of Ohio. !
General Meade has LEFT for Philadelphis |
this morning, bat is expected to return By
tbs middle Of next week add break up his
headquarters.
Colonel CIV. Bradley, ousrtsrnnastsr Of
Transportation at City Point, and Brvt. |
Maj. Gen. Wiley, Chief Commissery of Sub
sistenos in that Department, have closed
their Offices at that point and gone North |
on leave Of sbsenee. Colonel Bradley is
appointed Chief Qusrtermaster FOR the Do
partment Of Virgins, and General Wiley
viii probably 20 to Richmond. Thee Of
fesrs managed the hssyiest depots ever
established in the world, in manner to
win the commendstiOn Of all.
J. Minor Bots hiss succeeded in getting
an order for the payment Of SlO.OoO for
wood represented 10 have been furnished,
taken or destroyed since the war began.
WAsu,yoTos, Juus 25.--A special to the
New York Tribune says the hesdquartsrs
ofths Army Of the Potomac, which are now
on the Pennsylvania side Of the river, near
tho Long Bridge, are to bs broken up in
| uayor two. Those entitled to their dis
chatges are being mustered ont. Nothing
! but the skeleton oil a once noble and msg
nihcent ny now remains, notWitnstAnd
ing the announcements abrOsd. We have
the best evidence for saying that no per
manent appointments to cJmnand have
been made Of p-om'nsnt regular army oh
cs,s. An order on the subject msy be look
ed for daily.
The members Of the South Carolint dele
CATION visited General Howard this fore
neon aad had q long sad pleasant inter
EloE.
They stated 70 the General thst they bad
lsborsa Lon sud esraestly for tbe psrre,u
stiol ol slavery, bu row that ,he war cd
sdectaally abolished ii, they we're willing
TO employ their formsr slaves a. q fair CON
psnsalior, snd would honce orb ehsarluuy
act u coaj auction win his bureau in pro
noting TIE iateross Of freedmen in their
I State.
/ Breves Brigsdisr Gsneral Wager swain,
late Uolrueg Of She 43i O. V, Who loss
Ie! at the battle of Rive, Bridge has bosu
TEN porari : appointed as commander for
the State Of Ais5alns, in place CT Colonel
7. ". o borne, Of tbs Is. New York TIE
I former sPpo.a.ss is delayed ss hons by
the 5rsaki1g Of bis arm 5y railroad seei-
dent, while On his way to report % General
/ Howard.
General Rucksr, Of Q. Il. D, has been
appointed Bss7e. Bfgs5io5 General ia tbs
regular srmy.
BurTALo, June q -Carriugion, Tire mur-
derer, wao broke jail on Thurs lay night
zlth aa as;onPl.ee named Given, wsrs re-
taken this morning SO u IS miles from
hs-e. Two other Prislners that escaped a.
the same time are yet a. large.