The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-23
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Arrest OF BeauFegard.
Enthusiastic Meeting In New
Orleans.
DestltatiOn In The South.
The Mexican Empire WaVeriDg.
Affairs in Louisiana.
Afternoon Dispatches.
DestItutiOn in The South.
The MexIean Empire WaTerlng.
Affairs in Louisiana.
Refugees In Mexico.

EEw ORLEANS, June l9.--It is reported
that General BssuregaFd was arrested and
taken to Washington.
An enthusiastic meeting was held On Sat-
urday ght welcoming homo and endors-
ing Governor Wellos' actions regarding bis
removal OF State and city officials.
All branches Of trade are active since the
restrictions on products have been removed.
Great destitution prevails in the interior
Of the Southern States where there are no
communications BY water or rail.
The latest information from Mexico says
that the Empire IS waning fast. The En-
peror Macmillan is a mere puppet in the
hands of Marshal Bazine. The Empress
Displays mora frmness and decision OF
character than her husband, and exer.S
great control over him. She is, in reality,
Empress Of Mexico.
The foreign and Mexican troops are bor-
dering on disorgsnization. The French,
and the French oaly, are reliable, and look
to Bazine for orders. The Mexicans will
revolt the first opportunity.
Gov. CLARK, of Mississippi, passed through
Mobile on the eth, on bis way to Washing.
ton.
The Rebel General, Albert Pike, mas ar
rived here. .
Judge Kellogg, newly appointed eOllec-
tor of this port, has arrived.
Gen. Heron, commanding at shrsvs-
port, has issued important orders to return
freedmen to their former masters until the
growing crops are gathered, which will
prevent destitutiOn sGd suffering in both
classes. Definite contracts ior yment and
support is required for .he balance Of the
season.
No private steamers yet leave for Texas.
Transports are crowded with IeturLias
prisoners.
EEw ORLEANS, Juno 2O.-Advioes from
northern Mexico furnishes the following
fActs Camargo, after brief resistance,
was taken BY General Lapry. The impo.
rlslists also captured the notorious Captain
Bidal, formerly Of the Confederate service,
who will be tried as a SPY. Tne pr minsnt
Influential rebels, as II y cali themselves,
are dsnOmiusted By the Mex,caLs Americo
Mexicals s,-resideRts who have sought ,hst
country as au asylum and protection from
Yankee rule declaring they Will give
physical support to the empire and thai
they are determined never 20 live under
the flag from which they have fed. The
object Of making their homes in Mexic, Is
peace and stability in the Government, ana
they vii be to Mexico, what they were 10
the COnfederaey. The whole tenor Of the
1ews places the America -Mexicans in the
position Of the Wandering Jew, without
hume or resting place.
NEw oRLEASs, June 2I.-The diHsrelt
Parish organizations Of Louisiana, express
shut the following sentiments. The s,rlts
has ceased, the revolution has failed; there
must be no attempt at renewal of opposi-
ton to the United States; that all must ac-
cept the new era in good faith, aud stand
by the Government; reprobuts guerrilla
warfare, and acts against individuals hold.
iAb FoAAttNaA y kAA4oln ulA6IcuL nom the N
selves; that good feeling should be imme-
diately restored;tha they intend to stand by
and support the Constitution and laws of
the United State, and Louisiana; is in IA
vOr Of Furnishing any infraction thereof.
Gold forty. Cotton-middling, thirty
nine. Stock on hand, large; amouot offer
ing small.
San FRAScIsco, June IS.--Forty- pris.
oners, who were turned over to the United
States District Court, by General Mcdowell,
have been released on taking the oath Of
allegiance. They we're charged with trsa-
sOnable utteranees and with rejoicing in
the assassination Of the late President.
A ere at Placeryille today consumed
about 500, 900 worth of property.
PITTsBURa, June 22.-The river is eight
feet and at stand. Weather clear and
pleasant. .
BUFFALO, June 22.--Csrrington, convicted
Of killing policeman named Dill, few
months since, was to-day sentenced to be
hung on the 10Th Of August.