The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-16
COFtlnaS Establishes his Head
quarters on the Bio Grande.
Consultation between our Forces
and the ImperialISts.
Result Unknown.
GuerrIIlas Around MatamOras.
Exit Of Rebels into Mexico.
Presidents Health Recovered.

NRw York, July l5.-The steamer Fulton
brings Savannah and Charleston dates 10
the 18th. The Savannah Herald contains
an address by Elk GOV. Brown, to the people
Of Georgia, in which he urges them 10 sup
port not only the Government Of the United
/ States, but the administration of the present
Chief Magistrate. De appealed to them to
take the amnesty cath, and observe it in
good Aith. He agrees that slavery is now
dead forever. As to his slaves he will at
once emancipate and treat them IS free,
giving them part Of the crop or wages for
their labor. To those who cannot support
the Constitution Of the Government he sug-
gests to emigrate.
The Savannah Herald says that the 9th
U. s. Infantry are to garrison Charleston.
The An of July was celebrated in Angus
Ia by q colored procession, with banners on
which were incribed: death of disunion
and slavery, and freedom and eq'Iality.p
In the afternoon the troops psraded, and
in the evening there was display of fire.
works
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rior, and communication re-established.
Large numbers of negroes are dying
about Macon, destitute Of medical aid and
the neeessaries Of life.
Capt. Clark, Of the I'd Michigan, was shot
to death by a disorderly soldier Of the 4th
Regulars, near Macon, on the lst.
The Charleston Courier complains Of riots
fand breaches Of the peace, saying the peO-
pie can't walk the streets at night without
fear Of being robbed or killed. This state
Of affairs appears to have arisen from the |
distinction Of color there. Negroes attack
whits citizens aud white citizens attack ne
grOes. The white and black soldiers also
attack each other.
NEW YoEK, July I5.-AIatamoras adviees
of the sth, from Imperial sources, state that
the Mexican Republicans, under Migrate,
had finally been eifectually scattered. That
they had disbanded, aud the greater num-
Dor at them had sought refuge ID Texas
The indications Of srproaehing trouble
between our forces in Texas and the Imperi-
alisis were Increasing.
It is reported that Cortinas, without men
ton Of whose name the story from the Rio
Grsnde border would be incomplete, had
established his Headquarters on the Texas
side Of the river, and that at the urgent Sc
lieitation OF the Maximillian followers on
the other side. He had received notice
from the American commander to leave.
II is said that Corlinas had recently cap
tursd two steamers on the Rio Grande,
which playful little freaks of this lively
nature, have called an interview between
the American and Imperialist commanders,
but with what result, was not known.
Guerrillas stiIl swarm around, Matamoras,
and rebels from our southern States con
tinue to arrive in Mexico, in large numbers
The Herald's Galveston correspondent gives
additional accounts Of Che exodus Of the
rebels from Texas to Mexico.
The streetsof Houston are enlivened by
mnay visitors from the Interior. Many Of
the most respectable are taking the oath.
A small garrison of troops sre occupying
Houston.
Wigfalrs family had arrived at Marshal.
A food in the Rio Grande had swept away
$4,000 ba'es Of eltlon, stored on the Mexican
side OF the eiver.
Jayhawkera infest middle and western Tex
as, rObbing indiseriminately. Gov. Murry
had been robbed Of q, 900 dollsrs.
The citizens are praying for union troops
to reach these localities.
The Houston Telegraph complains Of the
fight to Mexico and elsewhere, of the lead
srs Of the Rebellion, leaving tho rank and
fle to hold the bag.
Gold and Silver abundant, but the rapid
Influx Of grsenbaeks is relieving the mar
ket.
The rebel General Shelby with 5000 Of his
followers,an accompanied by Ex-6oFernors
Moore aud Allen, Of Louisiana, and other
distinguished political members Of the late
Confederaey, were on their way; they had
transportation and supplies for six months.
All were armed with weapons which they
faithlessly failed 10 surrender TO tho United
States Government in aeeordanes with terms
Of Kirby Smiths eapituhtion They pro
fessed that they we're merely going to Mex
leo as emigrsnts and fight for sither Repub-
lieans or Imperielisis- Many Texas people
who choose or are compelled to rsmsiu in
their own State, are much embitteysd
against the fueu6ves, especially the leaders,
who fed from the troubles which they hsd
succeeded in gettingsinto helpless duPes
Tho who stay behind are de eply engsos'ed
aud Bgiiaied just now over reconstruction,
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about for ways and means Of surm0untisg
general prostitution, ia which war has left all (
manuer Of industry in the State. It is est
mated shat there sin remain in Texas 100
o Isl, 900 bales Of the old crop eottsn, while
owing 10 various unfavorabls circumstances.
Il is thought fhh years crop viii NOS reach
SO 600 bales. Il is also eslcslated that there
are within the che State accumulated during
The war /, 08o 900 lbs. Of wool.
The Worlds Washington special has The
following Being Cabiuet day, much BUSH
ness Of Importance was r.nsaeted Al the
White House. The President i sufficiently
recovered 10 resume his usual hours labor,
and the Cabinet meeting was = full and
long ont.
The delay in making out the appointment
Of Judge Marvin ss Provisional Governor
for Florida, and the pubiieasion ofthe Pres
dents proclamation in relafion 10 the mat
ter has been caused By The question fixing
the date Of the secession Of Florida, in De-
esmbsr, 1859. Strangely enough, leading au-
therities differ nearly Or quite a week
The President has appointed Geo. ".
Dennison, Of Arkansas, Register o. Land
0hiee At Littie Rock in that State. and John
Kirkwood, Of Kansas. Is appointed Receiver
Al the saue place.
Hon. Jsnes Thicker, Of Ohio. il men
toned aa a probable successor o. NJ. Holia-
way a. Commissioner Of Patents.
/ The Times special has the following. Eg-
idenee ia daily being received Of the rspsn-
lance Of many febels, Who resided abroad
dsriug ihs war- They apply 10 our Ninis-
tefs and Consuis fss perni esiop 70 take she