The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-27
By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
More Of lhe WIFE Trial.
Additional BaFbarities Proven.
Further from Europe By Steam
erS.
The South Carolina Convention.

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hamors orings Charleston dates 10 the aai
Gov. Perry has issued ! p-rcisresfier, r..
dering commanders Of sub-distric- a ~ NJ
officers serving within the military disfrici
Of Charleston, % assist in the o-Faai-atiou
Of militia force, as home guard. 70 Al
under orders Of the district and sub-iisi -i,t
commanders Of the Q. 8. treops. for The
| PreservatioH Of or Ter, and &c s-rsst lauloss
| characters. Eseh member Of this militia
force is required 70 take the oath Of slegi-
ance % the the UEitei States. and shaIl bssr
q good character.
/ The South Ca-olins cannon has refused 10
allow negroes 90 form q psri OF The basis OF
/ representation.
The Northern mail was received By land
route IN Char eston, in seven days, irom
New York Boston, and Cincinnat.
NEW foEE, Sept. &c. Gold opened atI4ssS
rose 70 IA and closed a. l43z
NEw YosE, Sept. %. Gold opened strooq
thls morning at lass aud advanced 70 ia.
special % she Post, from Wsshingt,p
Of the 26th, SAYS a delegation rom I5uis-
isna called on the President this ioreuoon
% represent the condition OF adairs in that
state. So far as can be sscertuined thew
approve the selection Of Mr.. Wells as Pm
visionsl Governor.
lNnIANaPoLIs, Sept. 26.-Lieut. General
Grant and party arrived here at noon ~
day and were escorted through the citv bv
the military, State snd city authorities.
The Seneral gives receptions at the Capitol
tonight aud leaves on . late train.
HsLFAx, sept. 26.-The steamer Cuha.
from Liverpool the l6th, via Qgeenstovn
18th, has just been signaled
WAsHNeFoS, Sept e6.-rhe Wir1 Mi
tary Commission reassembled today. Sew
ersl additional witnesses were examined for
the Government.
Or. VIM. Marsh lsstifed that he had been
employed as agent ofa sanitary commission
Tor the States Of Georgia, Florida, aud the
Carolinas, from January, 1909, TIL the close
Of the rebellion. Witness sent from Beau
fort large supplies Of clothing. such a. shirts,
drawers, pant'oons aud hats; also. crackers,
condensed milk, coffee, and other articles Of
iood. The arrangement for sending the re
LET 70 prisoners was made with Gcn. Sam.
Jones, according 10 which the goods were
pas ed over to the sgeuts Of the Confederate
Governments 81 Charleston. il was known |
IN june, ls64, that there was suffering at
Andersonyille, a. escaped prisoners gave in |
formation. Witness had no cvidancs that |
the goods were received By the prisoners.
An order was received from Warrington not |
70 send the prisoners any more supplies.
Cross examiued.-Aher the .Eoods passed /
hom the Sanitary Commission thev went i
into the hsnds Of the Confederate agents. /
Judge Advocate Chapman putin evidence /
a letter Of Capt. Wirz, dated Andersonville.
Nov. -, 1864, addressed % Capt. Nicely, As
sistant Quartermaster of the Confederate
army, IN which the writer acknowledges
the receipt Of eighteen packages Of clothing, /
Ave b e. ef blank cts, one box Of sheets, fur
boxes Of pants, three boxes o. drawers, socks
and shiris, and that he should distribute
them without delay.
BALTINoRE, Sept. 26.-Brigadier General
Revere, formerly Of the 10th Maryland bat
terry, and stationed 81 Moorehead City, died
a lev days since. His body reached here
to-day, and viii be sent 70 hia family in
Michigan. Gen. Revere entered the re vice
IS Ist Lieutenant in the New York Ere
Louaves.
ALnkSv, Sept. 20, 20, p. m.-The exec
tive commission 10 investigate charges
Igainst Major Guntber and others have Ia
Ten recess I'll 4o'clock, p. N. Little has
'een done other than reading Of charges,
md the answers thereto, most Of which
lave been alresdy printed. Judge Emmett
aid the answers Of the Major entirely clear
d that Official from all actual oficial mis-
onduct
NEw YoRK, Sept 26.-The steamer Peril
rings Savannah dates % the ed.
The Savannah Herald says the police have
Instructions to arrest al coiOred people found
n the streets after 9 o'clock a. night, IN
sss they have pr per passes from their en-
lloyers, stating the hour they are limited 70
,sss.
The Herald says the police are very vigi-
ant in she discharge Of heir duiies. Quite
number Of burglaries and robberies are
nevertheless.
FoKrENas MoNRoE, Sept "a The report
s not correct that the announcement was
made BY the agent Of the associated press az
fortress Monroe that Jed Davis has been
emoved fon his easement.
Capt ]. n. Moore arrived from Washing
on to-day. They are inspecting the grave
ards where cur soldiers are buried, and 70
rraoge then properly, and 70 fence them in.
sTRoY, Sept. 20 This steamer, Rip Van
Finkle, when opposite the ferry ship this
morning, struck II end stove il her bull.
he succeeded ia reaching the dock, and all
passengers, baggage aud fret, ht removed
,sfOre she suut. Bhe Is nov submerged.
The store Of freeman & Son., st salem. IN
county was burglaTiously en-
cred last night aud the safe door biown Of
Seventeen hundred dollars in coin and
4 zoe dollars IN money was stolen, together
With bonds, marriages, etc :, 20 a considerable
mount The hjef, wi IA all the property,
7as captured this morning.
Bosros, Sept. 26.-The following is a
chedule OF the property stolen irom the
'oDc0rd, MaSS., Natioual Bank, yes erday,
3 far as ascertained. q s. 5. 20 bonds s2T,-
90; registered bonds, $40, 900; q. g. 6's Of
sol, f9l coo; q. 8. 7-30 notes, f25 900; c. s.
go bonds, s5O,000i compound interest
otes, 81 200; Concord bills, 5000; Rhode
STAND state bonds, Sl40, zoe; Maine siats
0nds, 81 9 000; Vermont state bonds, s. 900.
'0tal, S400, 600. The directors Of the bank
ave offered reward Of $40 900 for the de-
scti0n Of the robbers and the recovery Of |
be stolen funds. The capital stock Of the
ank is 100000 dollars. George Hayward, |
50, is President and Jno. Mercy, Cashier.
Persons unsoqusinted in she city seeing