The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-15
Afternoon Dispatches.
From New Orleans and Texas.
Mississippi Convention.
Negro Troubles in Virginia.
Proclamation OF Gov. Marvin.
Later from MexIeO.
Georgia Affairs.
Emancipation In BrazIl.
The Phenlx Bank DsEAIcatiOn,
FalI Of . HOuse n OIneInnalI.
Six Families Buried In the
RuIns.

EEW oaLEASs, Aug. II.-Cotton aetive.
Sales two thousand hales. Middlins aoa4l.
Sugar sctive. Fraighis unchanged.
Large Quantities Of cotton srs arriving
daily At Houaton.
Msjor General Uier-ctt arrived a. San An
tonic on the Ist
The San Antonio Herald Is informed that
there are thirty thousand troops at victoris,
Green Lake, Laura, and Indisnols, Eve
II uiand Of which are colored.
Robbsries by negroes are becoming fear
fsl in Texas.
Reports from every quuter indieats
cheerful disPoaision on the part Of the pso-
P e towards restoration.
NEW oRLEAss, aug. l2.--CottOu very du.i;
sales $50 bales. Middling 4O@si. Freights
sotive. hut unchanged
The Mi'siasippi vea'ioa election large
ly conservative.
Il is said there sill not be twenty-five
thousand bales cotton raised Ia Mississippi
tbs present yess.
The steamer Guiding Star arrived hOn
New York.
nav YoRx, Aug. l4.-The Hs-ald's wash
ipgt0n special says grave difficulties have
srisen between the citizens Of Martiusburr,
Virginia, and The freedmen heretofore Iv-
ing as slaves in that County. The presence
Of s-med negro troops in the county dges
not seem TO operate to stay the ravssss OF
Tree negroes who are eongres sating At Que or
two or more prominent points in heeouniys
Whl kill the sheep, poultry, and hoga, and
devastats the corn fields, melon sud other
patches without STINT. Tho white people
are reported as being parslissd, refusing to
Pro ect themselves, ieariag the military
power wi bear heavily upon them, should
they interrupt the proceedings Of the negro
maraudsrs.
Cor. Pierpont and the Stats ssAhoritisa
without exception are very much exercised
on the inpOrtsnt subject Of what is n be
dens with the niggers Of the State.
A Beaufort special says the address dellv-
cred BY the Provisional Governor, Perry, st
Granville, hsa sowa great dRsatisfsct on TO
the loya people Of that place, and they say
he is not the man for the placs.
New YoRz, Aug. u. Provisional Govern
or Vim. Marvin, Of Florida. issued his proc
lamslion to The people Of that State on the
ID inst, announcing his appointments BY the
President, and informing them of the nee
essary steps 10 be taken 10 restore civil Gov
ernment. The days for tbs election Of del
egates 20 q convsatiou, aud for the assem-
bling ofthe same, are NOT decided Poa, but
they viii Be named as soon IS the proper
time shah have been given for the people
10 take the oath Of allegiance and Fog other
necessary preiiuinaries, as has been done
BY ali other Provisional Governors Mr..
Marvin informs the citissns that bla very Is
dead and cannot be reinssatsd, but he aon's,
like some Of his colleagues, rs-appoint
the local officers who ofieiatsd under
the rebel rule, although the old coun-
ty incunbsnts are authorised 70 ssill
act in matters pertaining to the adminlstra-
tion.tf estates, recording OF desds and such
indispensable business until the regular
civil cover msEt shall have been restored.
The Governor leaves 10 She military 70 pre-
serve order, and take cognizAnee Of it,
breaches throughout the siatsi snd only
national officers Of local stats or tsrritory,
are srihor.zsd 70 administer the oath Of al
leglsnee.
Advio's have been received from thseity
Of Uhihushus, Mckee, 70 the 2zd OF 5sns-
Everything was then progressing vsu with
the government Of President Juarez, sud
aee unts we're daily resolved Of the uprising
Of The people sgefyEhsrs throughout he
republic sgainst the empire. The ternins
tioa Of our civil var, aad the prospect of
aid from us, had crested universal eou6.
dsnes IN the early triumph Of the pairioss
over ihoir invaders. President Juarez was
expecting sroa to eonsunmsas important
arfsngemsnts with the Uuitsd states.
The Hsrald'a Savannah oorre5pJ ndsnt
says the low state Of Eater Al pre- snt
prevailing in the Savannah river is IN
teri. ring seriously With The transportstson
Of cotton to market, ard has rendered he
Peep sdditionally anxious Tor the ear
ly completion OF the esergis Central
railso,d, aud ths work On is is being pushed
So ward ss rapidly as possible, - is also Il .
case on the A laniie aulf sasiroad, run
ming vest frora savaEash.
eea. Brsemau has given orders for the
Pulsaki Hosss 70 be restored % iil odsinsl
Proprietor, Major wiItsnburgsr. who vas
an officer in the rebel army.
J. .. Howe1, brother-in-law Of Jef.
Davis, Who. e. previously stated. was arr e.
cd for drunkenness and diiorderly conducf,
aad aitsring issu ting and disioyu laugusxs
in the Pulask House, has been ssafsncea 20
fne Of $50 and six noaths izupris nmsai,
subsequently u Be ssat Gus of the District.
Another rebel, Who partieipstsd With How
s.i IA hls denouslr4lions, has been impris-
0nsd IN The city guard house.
NrE YoEK, aug. Is.-Encoursgsd b. The
progress Of sveas n diEsrsnt pErts Of The
var a, snd especially ths abolition Of alars-
~ thr0uEh0ui Esarly ths whole Of the
Uailsd States, asd NE Prospect Of q fotai
prohihtoa 81 itia ths counfry a. q Fery
esFy dzts by eonsGtahoasl snenduenf,
he friends Of emaacipsiioa in Bfazii srs
actively ai work IN Efforts looking 70 &c eK-
sinetioa in eat empire Already PROPOSE
tions for psrtial emaneiPn5i0n there. al
viii Be seen by en- izierssiiss article which
Es publish tbs morning, has been intro.
ducod IN the Braziiikn senate, with 4 rcoa
prospect Of bscomirg legal enactment. II
successfui in thsss measures ihsir advocates
intend continuing their sfors fos ssHI fur
thsr s0nessaons IN ihs mssser, and hops
before fnaby ysaFs they win bs rBls to sf. /
seet the cenPlsto abolition Of slavery n
theis copntEy.
NEE ToEEs Aug. I4.--Additisnal import
ant deTeiopeiasnts in connection With The
Phanie Rsnk dslsic.iion sre coastaafiy bs.
ing made. Z appears that Mrs. Browsr
vas ~ iho eniy vsmsn no rscsissd the
f4yosz of Jsntins- In ne possession Al ors
af tlle nessa Iel8aie boarding housss IN Cros-
b street, has bssn foaEd I've clasis7 dia-
mead risgs rorsA Ssso, which he girl sasa
vas giysn htE by tae allsgsd dsiauiiiae
tsllsrs ahe siis nyi be frsgusaty presented !