The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-26
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Gen. TerrY on Martial Law.
The Sc. Adams Raid.
Arrest OF NaturalIzed Citizens
In Prussia.
The WlnOOSkl aud Algonquin
About Cotton Shipments.
Pacific Railroad.

NEw ToRK, Sept. 2s.-Geueral Terry.
commander Of the Department Of Virginia.
has given the people OF that state a yerv
iorciole reminder Mat martial law still pre-
walls theFe by the issuance OF two orders
making provision for loyal property holders
70 recover their property c6nhsc.aed ~ tbe
rebel government, aud BY puttinc E stop 10
All legal proceedings instituted against na-
uonai officers by acts done IN the peribra-
aaee Of their ohcial duties. Hereafter.
While martial law continues 10 prevail, the
0eneral announces that any person con-
nected with the Institution Of salts oil this
character will be arrested.
meeting Of the Beard of Regents Of The
Military institute at Lexington was held on
Thursday, when General Curtis Lee, son Of
r. L. Lee, and formerly a member Of JEFF.
/ Davis staf, was elected 70 The Professorahip
Of Applied Mechanics and Civil and Militia
I ~ Engineering. Major Blair, smother ex-
rebel officer, was chosen Professor Of Natu-
raj Philosophy.
A correspondent at ST. Albaas, writing 70
the Herald. coutraaicts 3 report, which has
been generally eircu ated, 10 the effect that
the banks Of that place have Aaj refsnded
70 them by the Canadian authorities All
money stolen from them on the Igth oi last
October By the rebel raiders. He saws that
the total amount stolen was over sgI0 900,
and that Of this only 600 have been re-
turned BY the Canadians.
II is said that Secretary Seward has made
a demand on the British Government Tor the
restitution of the remainder, on The ground
thas before the raid took place some of the
Canadian officials were aware that it was
contemplated, and that they assisted the
seoundrels In making their escape. and
threw all possible obstacles In The way Of
a
pondent complains Of the bad faith generally
Of the Canadian government il the matter.
NEw N0RK, Sept 25.-rhs difficulty arising
out of the arrest in Prussia of Germans W no
had become American citizens, for the nou-
performance ol she military service required
BY the Prussian laws, continues to excite
attention in that country. Won Bis Marks
orman declares that the Cansttutioa i'm
peratively requires every subject OF Prussia
70 perform military duty, and cannot De
altered az pleasure by the Executive au-
thorities. Assuming this statement % b.
correct, the only why to relieve naturalzed
American citizens FROM the obligations
which they are considered to be under to
wards the land OF their birth. would be the
conclusive treaty between the United States
and Prussia Go that effect Hitherto
such persons have generally been released
from she compulsory Imlitary service TO
which they have been subjected but only
stter s great deal OF trouble, and Oul IL
special regard for the United States Govern
ment, on It's representation, and not ia vif-
tue Of their rights as American citizens. The
Herald's Berlin correspondent believes that
Il a convention % this effect were submitted
to the Prussian Legislature, Il would be
passed by an immense majority. a. the Lib
eral party are extremely desifaus Of being
on friendly terms with the great Trans
Atlantic Republic.
Nav YORE, Sent. 35.-Compiroller Breu
mans reply 20 the charges against him.
pending before Governor Fenton, is pub
lished. ltauswers n detail the various as
sertiOns aud charges, about the blunt testi.
monial, tho street. cleaning contract, The
judgment pay rolk, aud the riql elaitss.
The answer is full, emphatic, aud unduali
fed, in its detail Of all the specifications and
charges,
At a meeting Of the Republican State
Central COMMITTEES, held at the Astor House.
on last Saturday evening, Mr.. W. A. Stewart
was chosen chairman and Mr.. j. II. Ket.
ohum secretary. Both Of the gentlemen
belong 70 the Weed wing u their psrty. 4
In the trial between the Wno0ski and
Algonquin, the latter, last night was con.
siderably ahead. The interesI in the race is
increasing greatly.
Regiment which is composed Of the Old
Thirteenth and Sixteenth New York cav
airy, arrived in this eity last evening and
will have formal reception and parade
this forenoon. Il was portion Of this regi-
ment that rendered such efficient service n
the pursuit and capture Of Wilkes Booth,
and TO il belongs Boston Corbett who shea
the assassin. Members Of the City Council
and heads Of Departments Of 81. Louis, arr
rived in this city laat night Our Chicago
visitors leave 70 day for Philadelphia
dho Times Washington special Of the
gath says; The Secretary Of the Treasury
and the Commissioner cf Internal Revenue
have now under consideration a cireuiar, |
which will be directed to tRs Government
Tax Commissioner, With the view Of relisy-
ing the holders of cotton IN the Southern
States. Il Is found that those cotton hold
ers are generally unable TO raise the money
10 pay the immense tax, ETC., required br
the Act Of July 2, 1854, 10 30 paid before
shipment % The Government gent, iii the
nearest locality, o. district. IN whieh tl.a
cotton may be found. Aud it is also f0und
imprsctieable and sometimes impossible for
the cotton owners % ooms North and OBJ
tain the requisite funds by hypothecating
their staple In the law, as heretofore con
sirued, seems 81 present an iusurm0uutable
obstruction 70 the shipment Of coaon 20 ths
Northern points before the Government e.
sessment should " paid. Bat the Secretary
Of the Treasury, with the aid Of Internal
Revenue, hes, a h believed, discovered
plan by which owners may ship their eoli0n
to Norihern markets, and pay the G0yora-
ment ehsrges IN thuse ports j his plan
BE- carried out i wiz release aud send TO
Narthse n markets an immense amount Oi
property which Is now tied up Ia the South
by feason u the former strict and technical
construction Of the law.
FoRTREss M0SRoE, sept, 23,-The quaran-
tine al the entrance af Hampton Roads wdl
be diseontinued on the lst Of October.
Major Jones wal breagbt here "a day from
the Ea-t-m shore under arfesl. iti said
he was She Private Secretary Co Secretary
Mallory of the canledefany
NEW YORE, Sept 2s.-The Herald's Wash
ington specinl says the President approves
the change Of route for the Pacaic railroad
vest, the eomp9uy having aeoeded % the
condition that the grsde shall 5e redueed
% thirty feat 10 the mile between Missouri
snd Platte Valley
A new issue of &c.,, fractional currency,
VIII shfrilY b. pade q rvplaee tbe iats
issue shich has zen greatly eoanierieiicd.
The head Of the Treasury Spinner, VIII
take the place of the Ggure Of Justice. The
new leo, carfeney Hin also anou appear
printed On common bank paper
NEW loHK, Sept q. told opeusdat 1881
10 l435s and closed af lf35z.
CNuENtFi, Sept. 23.--The CoFlugton
RulinF Alill wa destroyed by Ere Saturday
rfmht Tfas NlH UHn