The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-03
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches,
About JeG. Davis.
Another COnsplratOr Arrested.
Governor Brown PaFaled.
The StantOn-Sherman ImbrOgliO
Amnesty Seekers In Washington.
Congressman HaFris.-HlS Sen
tenee Remitted.
The Demand on Great Britain
for indemnify.
Congressman HaFris-.-HlS SEN
tenee Remitted.
The Demand on Great Britain
for Indemnity.
The Negro question.

NEw YoRk, June 1T is not true hat
Davis has arrived, as was announced with
great positiveness and particularly by the |
sensation press. He is still in the case
ment at Fortress Monroe, and il is not pro
bic that he viii be brought up the Poto-
mac until after the conspiracy trials are
concluded, say week after next. No 70
QUESTION has yet been made upon the Ma
W Department for a transport aad Govern
meut convoy. 1t is not even decided yet
that Judge Carter viii Try the eminent
criminal, though the Judge has not the
slighles; objection to such a disposition Of
The case.
IL Is probable that another Of the con
spirators has been arrested very ncsr the
Canada line, snd been brought here aud
lodged in ths arsenal.
Eeyordy johnson hiss prepared protest
denying the jurisdiction OF The commission.
Davis, according 70 all accounts, Is exc
Grated n the South, and his possible late
exei5es no particular sympathy.
The 9th army corps has arrived near
Washington from Richmond They had
severe march, the roads being in terrible
condition. A number Of the troops Of this
command are also to DO discharged from
service.
The Hera'ds special says the Govern
ment has finally decided 20 hand Davis
over to the civil authorities. Brown has
been released on parole.
it Is said that Secretary stanton intends
to renew his assault on sherman in re-
ioinder, having possessed himself Of Breck-
fnridge's and JOhuson's version Of the al
fair. whose statements be- VIII use 20 de-
fend himself.
Gen. Howard has gone to Richmond to
organize the affairs of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau in Virginia.
The Sanitary Commission were n supply
the troops ST Richmond and elsewhere with
fresh vegetables, also undertaking. and
stationery.
1t is thought the testimony in the CON
spiracy case will certainly close this week.
The Tribune's Washington special says
the roIesss Of Gov Brown on parole greatly
iispleases the soldiers, as they hold him re-
sponsible for the horrors Of Andersonville
prison.
The city is filing up with political lead
ers Of the rebellion excepted in the amnesty
proclamation. Many Of them have treqnent
interviews with the Government.
TheTimes' special says Gen. Thomas aud
part Of his staff arrived in Washington yes
terday, on invitation Of the President.
The HeraId's special says Congressman
Harris, OF Maryland, tried for persuadins
| rebel soldiers not to take the oath Of ale
! glance, was sentenced 10 thres years i'm
prisonment and forfeiture Of al political
rights. The President has approved the
lfDding, but remitted the sentence.
Erw YoaK, June 2.-Gen. Sherman kept
himself quite secluded the better part Of
Yesterday, but in the afternoon he rode 10
the park, and in the evening visited Niblo'a
Garden. Wherever recognized be met
with a glorious reception, but positively de
siined any speech in New York. Hoshooi
hands freely with the crowds, and said 1
few words.
The World says the Memorial Diplomat
ique Of May l4th makes public The import
ant fact shat the government Of Presiden
johnson has instructed the American MIN
ister in London, 20 require Of the EnglsI
government a prompt decision a. to th
lIdemnitIes due the United States for th
losses caused % Federal citizens by Con fed
crate cruizers, such as she Aisbama 80
others constructed and equipped in EngIis
ports since the beginning Of the wa~. Ih
Memorial says President Johnson only re
news a demand several times made b
President Lincoln, and denied by Englani
but he acceuts it with more vig0r taa
ever.
EEw Yoas. Juno 2,-The Hsrald's Veal
Iirrt,u sueeiai has the following It.' 1I
Fev,I here that the PRECEDENT is rot 10 q
3 voT o. negro suffrage, except ia sore n'H-
fed torn and certain qualifications. II
siso uudslslood that the mission Of Gers-
D s.rklls Do Bosota was for the purpose o. o
Laning grants Of isBd Tor the puroso
settling them with blacks from the Unit
states. and the laJs Pres .dsut who authC
1sd the nilsson wa willing 20 give dfts'
miTlions douars Tor adequate territory.
Tbs United states q Columbia after p
q. year viii w.thIrav their dipiomalr ssts
Isbment from this country, IN Cousequeu
Of the refusal o. Congress n make say a
preparation beyond the present year.
The irou-clsds and monitors attached
the Western Gulf squadron are 10 be la
up now that the rebellion IL fairly over.
( They win not be brought North but i
up at some convenient point on the M
.rs sissippi or its tributaries, not yet decja
upon.
A communication was received on No
day at the Land once, from The surYsy
General Of Eansas, covering tract ordel
for the survey Of lands oa the direct 70,
from Sioux City 70 Montana and idil
and the opening Of arosd on ths route.