The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-13
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Wants OF the LlberallstS Of
Mexico.
Imperial Victory.
Freedmen's Affairs In Virginia.
Mastering Out Troops.
FItz Henry goes TO Guatamala.
FItz Henry goes to Guatamnla.
Indian Council.

/ forty three to forty four. Molasses and Su-
gar quiet. Exchange steady. Checks 3 to
=. Freights to New York y to 3.
Generals Sheridan and Wright arrived at
San Antonia on the first.
NEw YoRk, Sept. I2.-The Tridnne's
Matarnoras correspondent says; The aid
wanted by the chiefs of the Liberal
party is a legion, estranged Of about
ten thousand men, in order to force
all leaders to obey the regular Generals, and
to take and hold some point as centre Of
union. In nay conversations with Trenene
Delenn and others, they dwell upon those
two points.
The Liberal forces are now split up into
small bodies, each operating in a State, of
two or more. If these bodies unite, French
force is sent against them, and owing 10 the
quality of the latter, the result Of nearly
every fight is in their favor.
A column of 10000 men entering this
country now would find the Imperial forces
in small bodies, and Az over vast extent of
territory and would be able 10 beat these
bodies in detail and drive them ia great
haste from the points they hold, with the
loss Of war materials. To raise legion Of
10 900 men, one million of dollars is neces-
sary to begin with, and this is the great
want at present. If that sum could be
raised there would be means 10 arm, elothe,
and feed the legion until some point in this
country, such as Matamorss, could be taken
and lew million dollars raised by requisi-
tion. A commissioner is at this moment IN
Brownsville with instructions from St.
Koda de Hexda, minister Of foreign affairs,
10 raise loan of one million dollars there,
to raise a legion, and TO buy 60 many stand
Of rifles, so many rounds Of ammunition,
six batteries, rifed guns; 50 many rounds Of
shells, eases o. shot &c. But the commits
sioner cannot raise the loan and viii not DO
the res, with no funds, as it would be folly.
The facts are th,se-there is 10 be no war ut
present in favor Of Mexico. The order 10
GEN Sheridan shows that the Liberal party
wants private AID from .the United States,
and is lost without IT, II 10000 20 10000
men can be raised Ion the Liberal party it
may remain in power.
The Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent Of
the lat says the Imperialists were in a state
Of intense excitement and JOY ef the oiheial
announcement by Marshall Baseaino Of
two Imperial triumphs. Il seems that the
rumor which we have 50 often previously
---.-., ialst., saPts., tHd tne uiKlng
Of his capital by MaviInillian's troops, has
al last proved true. They entered it on the
18th Of August The other Imperialist's
victory was the occupation Of the town Of
Hermasillo, place of less than 10000 in
habitants, which the Republicans had pre-
viously evacuated. These affairs, though
Of no great importance, are being made
much Of in the celebrations and illumina
tions, by the Imperialists, and a special
steamer had been dispatched from Vera
Cruz to France, 10 convey The intelligence
Of this, and yet this is insignificant COM
pared with the success Of the Liberals at
Chuchan.
The Tribune's Washington special says
only iSO partial rations are issued To desti-
tute freedmen Of this city, and the number
is rapidly decreasing, owing to the efforts OF
the Freedmen's Bureau 70 provide all color
ed citizens of this class with self sustaining
employment.
Lieutenant Clark, Of General Howard's
staff, has just returned from Harper's Ferry,
whittier he was recently sent, for the pur-
pose Of investigating the freedmeR's affairs
in that vicinity, aud reports very encour-
ageingIy Of their present and prospective
condision.
He represents, however, that the de-
moniacal spirit Of rebellion still exists
among many Of the returned rebel guer-
rillas: Of London cOuDt ", Whp reseutly sx-
hibited their hostility by firing occasionally
at a small squad Of The 93d New York, sta
toned at Sandy Hook on tho Maryland side
Of the river None Of our men have as yet
been injured, although several narrow es-
capes have occurred. Guards have been
stationed on the Virginia side d the river,
which will probably prevent recurrence
Of these outragss.
The Secretary Of War has issued instruc-
tiobs 70 the Commanding Generals Of the
Departments of Norta Carolina, Virginia,
Florida, Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas,
directing them to Immediately uusterout
Of service all organizations Of colored troops
which were enlisted in the Northern States
and are now serving in their respective
commando, the mustsrs out % be the entire
organizations, including all additions thereto
By recruits and other sources. ADother
order directs the muster Of 5000 additional
white troops in the Department Of Arkansas.
Ma. Gen. Augur has alec been ordered 70
reduce the volunteer force under his COM
Hnnd to 1000 enlisted men Of all arms.
A new commission. Of which Col. Mans-
field, Of the l2ih Veteran Reserves, is Pres
idenf. and Capt. 4. n Wards, of the Ioth !
Veteran Reserve Corps. il Judge Advocate. |
cohmeuced at the Ola Capitol to-day in ]
pursuance Of orders from the War Depart |
Inerit for the trial Of al such prisoners e. /
may be srought before it The list win I'M
clude quite q number Of citizens, delin
pcpts, etc, aud possibly the rceoinplices III /
Whi in his fr.liuiran trestrneut of our pri.-
oAer-. Secretary Seward visited h.. son
Frank snd danfhier.. sud paid iyibg visit
TO Richmond Saturday night. returning tll,s
morning
Fiiz Henry Warren. of lows, has been ap-
pointed Minister resident % the United
state- 20 Guatamaia.
The Herald's Washington special saws
last evening Secretary seward bad 3 reeep-i
ton, when. 70 alli:ioh u nuueruus other
visitors. the principal portion Of the south
Era delegation, which called on he Psesi-
deaf during the day. were received By Mr.
Seward and other members Of the Cabinet IN
b manner equally a. afable end frank AZ
.hai with which they were received at the
Executive Mansion. The tone Of the re-
narks of the Secretary Of State was similar
% that of those made b. Presideut johnson.
while stating that the oioveruineni'a policy
va % restore aud improve TIE South. pot
b lure il, he remarked ihat a. she ans.
.h1s sure work must be made OF pressrvisg
peace
Fozr sHrrH, AJAX, sept lo.-The Indian
j. still in session. This morning
Eas taken qP in reidiug stiPulations b BE-
imposed BY the Government on eli the {
.ribe5 in the southwest
The siipulations propose g grand eonsoli-
iatson Of all The Indian tribes into one na-
ion, aud the territory q which shall be The .