The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-20
Matters in Virginia.
Generals Mustered Out.
More Provisional Governors TO
be Appointed,
Rape and Murder in Boston.

Nav YoRK, June 1.-THE Herald's Rich
moud correspondent says; A conference
took place in that city, Thursday last, bo
tween Gov. PierPoat and the members OI
the Virginia Legislature-.hes subject under
consideration being proposition 70 extend
the right Of sufrsgs beyond the limit i'm
posed by the Alexanaris Consultation, by
which all who hsvs taken part in the re-
belIOn are excluded from the privilege Of
voting.
If Virginia is not represented in the next
session Of Congress it will not be be-
cause Virgiuiaus willing to take seats in
that body cannot be fouRd. Candidates
for these positions are coming to light
rapidly, including some gentleman, who a
short time ago would have considered them
selves iusulted by being called citizens Of
the United States. It is even said the late
rebel Gov. Extra Billy Smith proposes to
run for election, If he can first get President
Johnson to pardon him.
NEW YoEE, June 1.-The Ii2d and 7tb
New York heavy artillery have arrived.
The different places Of rendezvous in the
city for the war worn veterans keep wou
crowded with them, fresh regiments arriv-
ing as others depart.
There is an immense number Of rebel
prisoners now at the Battery Barracks.
Several hundred Of them left for the South
yesterdays the remainder are expect ed 70
leave in a few days.
NEw YoRx. June I9.-The Herald says
thst Gems. Butler, Banks and Heintzelnan,
for neglecting to send in their designations.
on or before the Is h inst, were mustered
out Of service on Friday last.
WAsHINGrON, June I9.-Ths post offices
at Winchester and Danviile have been or
dered to be re-oPened. Provisional 6over-
nOrs for Florida, Alabama, and South Caro-
lima remain 10 be, and viii soon be appoint
ed under the same general principles that
the others have lately been appointed. The
rebeliious States have thus been supplied
The remaining appointments for Georgia
will be made early this week. The follow
ing gentlemen will probably be selected
Oskerni Of Atlanta, for U. S. Districs Judge;
A. W. Stone Of Savannah, for U. S. District
Attorney.
BOsTog, June I9.-Tho most horrible case
Of outrage and murder came to light yes
tsrday in place called Buseys Woods,
Roxbury. The bodies Of Isabella Joice,
aged Il, and her brother seod II years were
found murdered. The little girl having
first been isndishly outraged, aud the
double murder probably committed to hide
he disbo.iosl crime. Their parents reside
in the IIth ward iu this city, and are high
ly respectable. The i,tls victims were en-
gagged in gathering wild dawers in the
woods and making wreaths Of evergreens
and flowers, as the wiited fruits Of their
labor laid scattered about them on the spot
where their bodies were discovered.
FORTREss MoNEoE, June Is.-John Mitch
el resched here to dsy, on the Hsary Bur
den and was assigned quarters in tho Fort
under guard Of the 81 Peansylvania Ar
tillsry.
MASsFIELD, o., June l9-Hajor General
sherman arrived here this morning and is
the guest Of his brother. Es leaves to-
morrow evening for South Bend, In diana.
PuTsBURs, June l9.-River eight feet by
pier mark, and stationary. Weather cloudy
ana warm with indications Of more rain.