The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-15
sherman at Columbus.
Announces his support Of Coz
Another Fire in New York.
sherman Explains.
Later from Mexico.

NV YoRE, July l4.-Tho Herslds Wash
ington special says ex-Judge Marvia wa,
to-day appointed Provisional Governor o.
Florida, and viii repair to that State early
next week, contrary to the expectations Of
nearly all familiar friends with his past
career.
Mr.. cowardin, editor and publisher cfthe
Richmond Dispatch, has been paraoaod by
President johnson.
BUFFALO, N. Y July I4.-An elevator
hands hare struck, and it is unfinished that
the propeller stevedores intends to follow
suit. The railroads have largely supplied
the places Of strikers aud express q deter
minstion to spend th9 last five dollars in
putting down union strikes.
Returns to the Ofics Of internal revenue
show that nine and half million dollars
have been received 10 that bureau since
July LIST. Previous to that date the expenses
OF collection were deducted, and the nett
amount returned; now the total collections
have to be returned, and the increase is
therefore more apparent than real, although
the nett reeeip.s are substantially enlarged
n sasures have been decided upon in the
Interior Department Tor putting into speedy
operation the necessary mschinery Tor the
disposal Of public Ia lds in the lale insur-
gent states. Applications and inquiry upon
the subject wing been very freely made to
the department, registers AL receivers have
already been designated io- this work in Ar-
kansas, and as soon as this can be done for
the other States these officers viii be re-
quirsd to repair Immediately to their posts,
aud open offices for the sale oflsnds at such
central points a. will best meet general con-
venience.
Geo. A. Benedict, editor Of the Cleveland
Herald, was 10 day commissioned IS post
master at that city, vice the present incum-
bent, the editor Of the Lader.
The question of psrdoning Col. Lee, Of
Philadelphia, has been finally referred to
the District attorney who prosecuted him to
conviction. Ma. Lee left here las even
ing for her home, without being abe to OBJ
tsin an uneoniitional pardon. Attorney
General Speed ia known to haveIaaed his in
luence to have the President recon iidex
his st determination 70 remit the penalty
Of impriso lmeut.
NEW YoRK, July 1.-The Herald's Rich
mond correspondent says the work Of con-
fsca ing the property of wealthy rebels was
inaugurated in Richmond on Monday last,
much to the Consideration Of the people OF
that city by the seizure Of the famous Tired
egar Iron Works by Government sgeats A
description Of q large amount Of other pro-
perty liable to bsco 4 Gated, has been taken
and the tsnants thereof have been notiiod
to pay no more rentto the rebel proprietors.
The Herald's correspondent who has
lately been through Northern Alabama,
states that that region is almost one contin-
uous fed of cotton, The planters have
given their attention 10 the business again
this year almoss az Iauch as in anti rebel
lion, and the growing crop looks very tue.
The negroes are working for their iormer
mastsra for wages. and the new labor System
appears 10 progress very we'll.
The Times Washington special has The
following The story tha. Mrs. surratt's
spiritual advisers were not permitted to
visit her till promising they would not pro-
claim their belief Of her innocence on the
scaf5ld, is untrue.
The government has sent sn officer to An
der, oavilles Ga 30 make special invsstiga-
ton Toto the brutal and inhuman treatment
Of Union prisoners, during tse war, with
view Of bringing 70 trial before q Military
Commission, the rebels who had charge e
our soldiers when The bsrbaFous treaimcnt
ives Iracticed. Soma Of the getty parties
are already in the custody Of the governs
msnt.
Up 70 : p. 70. no order had bs,n resolved
by Gen Hartsuf, commanding the MilitaTy
prisoa, for the removal Of the convicted aa-
sassins, Mudd, o'Laaghlin, Arnold and
sPspgisr.
WAsHNoroS, July 1.-THE following Is
Gen. Terrys order preventing the publics-
ton Of the Richnond Wing:
/ Whereas, in en- issue OF the Biehnond
Wing Of July Il, 1855, esrtsin clause Of
the mereiiuI amnesty proclamation Of the
President Of the Cn.ted States. pafdoRirg
certain traitors, is stigmatized as heathenishi
an law Of the LAID duly enacted BY en-
grcss AID approved D. the President is char
acterized ss mean, brutal and cOwardly, re-
volIingly absurd and a'rooi0usly unjust, il
is ordered thas the Provo Marshal General
Of this Department. Sc ss and hold ia bis
possession the ofsce, presses and type, and
CHEZ properly belonging To- the ProPristoru
Of 50 d paper, aud hencsiorwafd the Publi-
cation thereof vii cease
[signsdl MAJ. GIs. TEsrT.
Ths Tgibune's special, dated Columbus,
Ohio, 18Th iast., Says Genera sherman bad
a public reception here to-day. In he
course Of his rsInarLa, be heartily endorsed
General Cox, announcing him - ths mex
Governor Of Ohio. lie aho said he was not
uuaer any circumsisncss, a elndidate 10
Cube nator al O. Presiaeatial hon0ra,
Nav YorK, July IA Gre broke cut -
the Coffee Msa0iscsory Of Ackman & sons
30. sll, Eest a street, yo-terday oven ng
By which nine houses we're burned, aae
seventy I've families tuFnad IN the streets
Lass ab-us sO0,osa doisrs.
Crxavza1I, July l4.--As Che festival giveE
General sherman, he alluded 70 the cha &c
while he was IA eomnsud IN Kentucky
the be hss demanded icr his campaign
7 200 coo troops. BE says whea visited b.
sscrssry Csrasron, he explained the din
Guilty q marching into Teanelsso viii
forces largely ouiaumherod 81 rebel armies
= csnlroasiug lin an oas Of these lines. h
!. had hat faFty three hundrse men 10 meet a
: opposing f0rseo o. is.eoo. whsn asked b.
4 Eecre asy Cameron how many men BE- neca
: cd for the present campaign, he rep pied, Co
}. 0e0, and before yon can Fedacs me south I
2 sublsctios, yeu mat have zae,ooa. III