The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-01
The Presidents Health.
Consolidation Of Troops.
Government Expen dItures.
MOsby PraetIeIng Law.

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NEW YoRE, June s0.-Tho Heraid's South
D Carolina dispatches 10 the 2sth state that
+ General Gilmore would shortly issue an or
9 der dividing the State Of South Carolina
? into four Military Districts, TO be known as
the Eastern and Western districts, and the
districts of Charleston aud Port Royal to
be commanded respectively by Generals
Beall, Van Wyck, Hatch, and Potter.
. General Gilmore had slsl issued his order
for the celebration OF the Fourth Of July.
All labor, not absolutely necessary, will be
suspended throughout the Department of
South Carolina; salutes will be 6Ted at va
rious points the Declaration Of Indepen.
dence and President Lineoln's Emancipa-
tion Proclamation viii be read, orations de-
livered, aud the day generally observed in
true Yankee style.
The rebel Governor, CLARK, Of Mississippi,
who had been committed to Fort Pulaski,
on the Savannah river, and the rebel ex-
Secretary of the Treasury, Trenholm, who
had been sent to that stronghold, had been
released and were in Charleston.
A Texas paper says General Candy in
formed General Buckner, when he arrived
in New Orleans to orIsr the surrender Of
Kirby Smith Trans Mississippi forces, that
if he had been one day later, formidable
national army would have been in motion
for Texas, and that, in that event the rebel
terms of surrender would not have been ac-
cepted.
Accounts from Texas state that the transit
ton from war to one OF peace was pro-
ceedng very quietly and in an orderly
manner.
Between 2,OCO aud 5000 bales of cotton
were awaiting shipment At Houston in the |
beginning of this month. National cur |
reney sells at that place at the rates OF 100 |
for 75 in gold.
The Times Washington special says the |
Presidents health wss such that to-day he |
was unable to receive visitors. At $3.50 this !
evening be is somewhat better, but 1t is
doubtful whether he will DO able to attend |
to any business this week, though he ez-
poets to be present at the Cabinet meeting |
tomorrow.
comprehensive order, relating to he /
consolidation of the different armies, and |
the departments of new military divisions, |
d about to be issued. As soon as the pres
ent mastering out Of the troops is compile
ted the several corps Of the army Of the Po- |
tomac will each be reduced of division,
the whole to constitute a provisional army
corps, to be commanded by Mai. Gen.
Wright, headquarters at Martinsburg, Yir-
/ ginia. The I'd corps division is to be COM
manded by Brvt. Msj. Gen. Watt; the 5th
corps division by Brvt. Msi. Gen. Ayers
the 9th corps division by Maj. Cen. Getty
The middle military division is abolished,
and new department, consisting Of Penn
sylvania, Delaware, Maryland and West
Virginia, is to be commanded by Mai. Gen.
Hancock, headquarters at Baltimore. The
Department Of the East remains as il was,
but Mai. Cen. Hooker will succeed Msi.
Gen. Dix in his command, headquarters At
New York.
CINCINNATI, June 30.-Chief Justice Chase
left yesterday for Washington. Great pre-
paratious are making in this city and
throughout the State for the celebration of
the 4th Of July. Gen. Sherman is expected
to arrive here tonight. A public recep-
tion will be given him.
Gen. Logan at Louisville yesterday issued
an order TO muster out 5000 men belonging
to the army.
The failure of Charles Barnes, wheat
speculator at Chicago, is announced; his
liabilities are over $4,000.
Major General Grierson arrived at Cairo
| yesterday.
The Herald special says Henry H. Ware
of Selma, and Andrew Jackson IngerBoll O!
Mobile, are among the pardoned by the
President, within few days past. The
friends of John Wilson, the presiding
Auditor Of the Treasury, are presenting his
nsmO for Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
The Tribune's speqis, says the eKpund.'
lures Of the government, during the past
year, amounts to the enormous sum Of ST.
200 ,OOO,O ,OOO, or over s., 500, 900 per day.
An adjourned meeting Of the citizens Of
Richmond was held yeBterday, at which
memorial to President Johnson, represent
/ ing that the $40, ,OOe clause in his proclania
tion Of amnesty was causing great embsr-
rassment in the Transaction Of all kinds OF
business, and praying IA at it be vithdra Wn.
A letter from H. G. Tart, Of the First Ma
tional Bank Of Richmond, to the CONNER
cial, also favors the repeal Of the clause re-
ferred TO.
The petitioners state that the cath WIS
prescribed by President Lincoln, Of March
%, 1864, and December 8, 1884, in the full
belief that by 90 doing be secured the par
don extended, and that business had beeu
suddenly paralyzsd By the latter decision Of
OF the Attorney General.
The memorial viii be unanimously sign
ed and forwarded to the President in a few
days.
Nosby, the guerrilla, having been par
doned, has opened 8 law ofiee and settled
in ouipepPer, Virginia.
EEw OELEAEs, June 29.-Tho Evening
Star arrived in the river this morning.
A correspondent Of the New Orleans Times
says cotton is coming into New Orleans
freely from Red riv er. Texas is overlook
ed with goods s. less thsn New Orleans
prices.
It's rumored that Banks is 10 be Pfoyis-
ional Governor.
Cotson-One or two small bales At fall
prices.
Gold opened IN the morning at 1917 Il
40. Exchange on New York at y dis
count.
sugar-Tsa hhds- yellow clarified ct ~
cents twenty-6 I've hhds. prime a. same.
Western Producs-I00 bbls. good % extra
-four at p 100 bbls. Meas Pork 2s 50 pei
b5i. 800 sacks oats ~ 20 ssl1ts 10 ss.ck.
white corn al 2s per bushei.
: EEw YoEx, June so.-The Herald tn,
morning publishes an Important exposi ion
BY utock khoId eT Of the United States els
graph line, concerning proposed oz ten
sion Of ths line % the Paeiac, whie h 1
deeply interesting 70 capitalists and 4h,
public generally.
The Heralis Richmond eorrespoudisn
says the stsamer suae o. Piercs pss as,
thfoash the Dutch Gap Cana o. sua5sy
2 TIE P ieree is - fest vide. This Is th
/ great bat much maugned work dsmous ira