The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-01
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
1890. q. nTomohts
arrests in Memphis.
Union Meeting in Richmond.
RObberIeS in Mississippi.
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Davis, Clay and Mitchell.
Persian Matters.
BslIrOad Accidents.


NFw YORK, Aug. 3l.-The Hertld's Rich-
mond correspondent says the psople Of that
city on Tuesday held their so-ealled Unioh
meeting, for which they have been ior some
time previOastaa kibg exssasiva preparations
The National Gag aosted over the Eostsurn
aud the ears. Of the reformed sebais present
were greeted with tbs strsias Of Yankee
Doodle and the sssr spaag,sa Banner, 50
long ignored by them. All the speakers
were men who six months ago were prorni-
nent Supporters OF the JED. DAVIS copfsd-
erscy.
The resolutions adopted express indigna-
ton at the suspicion on the part Of the
Northern people ard journals, tsst the re-
oantinF seesssionists arc not sincere in
taking the oalh OF allegiance, and pronounce
such imputaticns utterly gr9undless and
false. They profess sttaehmsnt to the Ma
tiOnal Government and acquisseenee in the
results Of the war, including the abolition
Of slavery, and pledge their eonadenee in
and the grestest respect for President John
son and Governor Pierpont, aud recommend
that similar meetings be held thrOughoat
the State.
NEw YoEE, Aug. 3l.-Is appears that
bands of robsls, guerrillas. bandits aud
thieves still manage 20 keep up some sort Of
an organization in Mississippi. The Her
AIDS Vieksburg correspondent reports the
capture of the steamer Keota by party Of
these outlaws, who robbed the officers and
crew, and did not leave till they had secured
everything portable on board which they
desired. other outrages a. well as murders
BY them are recorded Ia order to put q
stop 10 such lawlessness in the State, Gov.
shsrkey hes by proclamation called for the
formation in each county Of at least one
company Of cavalry and one compsny q
infantry Gotten stealing by yagsant ne
groes is said to be very prevalent just now
in vicksburg.
The Herald's Fortress Monroe eorrespon-
dent says there no new Developments re-
gafding either JET. Davis, Mr.. Clay, Of
Mitchell each still lives on 81 the expense
of Uncle Sam, and lives we'll. Each oceu'
pies the same easement allotted him on hi
entry here each reads the daily newspaper
; and other reading matter allowed him by
p recent orders, and smokes his pipe with hp
} parent great relish. Each takes his daily
walk, and while enjoying good health live
in the expectancy and hope Of soon BENZ
J tried, and learning his fate. Seeing in tn
I g., 1.A4ar f~nU4 I q
: .Davis TO AIr. Gilled, one Of his counsel, ma,
I give rise to the impression that he Is allow
e ed freedom in letter writing, which is no
: the case. He was allowed to write the lei
:, ter referred to BY the Secretary OF War, an
o this was revised before sent, and the onl
: letter he has been allowed to write. he he
|. rrumbled great deal on this score, bntth
= grumbling has done no good. AZ 70 b
trial the impression prevails here that
win take place directly after the investigu
ton is concluded in the eassol Capt. Vert
+ Where he will be tried, is less settle
l. question than ever.
The Times Washington special says: "
learn that the regular regiments which Al
receiving a large number Of recruits dsil
e, viii be ordered to the west TO do duty
d Nrw YoRK, Aug. Si.-Ths Herald Prin
s. a complete list Of railroad accidents, atteu
ed by loss Of life or injury 70 persons, VI
has occurred in the U. s. service since q
n commencement Of the year. In not gu
n eight months there have been l2s casus
ey ties, by which 26C persons have been kils
r 1,IO9 wounded. This ia only the nume
ct of killed and wounded recorded at the un
st, If the accident, and who died very short
lc- after. OF course many Of the wounded We
DE but slightly Injured, but how many died
i ter weeks or months Of suffering, ir'
wounds received, We shall probably pe'
TO know. .........
It, The Hsrsld's Washington special sa
be letters and npplications continue 20 mul
lat Div At the Presidents Bureau from Peo
in the South whose pensions have been
pc terruptsd BY the outbreak Of the rebelii
" These are anxious to know What must
=. done TO secure resumption Of their p
~ sions, and are impatient 20 prove their
IA. atty 70 the National Government.
cir Major T. Weedy, Psymastsr U. 8.
who, with his clerk, vas lost on board
red Inflated steamer Brother Jonathan on
led California coast, was, At the time, on
way to Oregon and washington Territor
EN- pay off the troops stationed there- re
leu ID his possession two hundred thousand {
osr lars belonging 70 the Government.
I'm Five hundred wagons, 10 each Of WI
ted were attached mules, left this city
lba- morning, bonnd for Leavenworsh. i
AXE understood hat the journey viii ocO
.bly the space Of several months.
we The Tribunes Washington special 81
usi, The acting End Comptroller has dee
1 I,oi. shat hospital stewards Of the regular or
~ discharged before the exPirstion Of
led. period for which they enlisted, are not
ated 10 unaccrued inslslnents 81 boun
MExFHIs, Aug. S0.-Brig. Gen. Marcr
n Wright. and Col.-LooBy, late Of the Cor
Of crate army, were arrested to-day, BY U
'een States Marshal, 70 tanswer Indictment
TO trsssoa in the district oourss iopna in
tas- Rseelpss Of cotton small. Mid
20 I sGas7c.