The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-13
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Matters and things in Virginia.
PardOnS by the President.
General Fisk on Affairs In Ten
neSSee.
Army Matters.
About JeR. Davis.
Financial Affairs.
Mexican Affairs.
Army Matters.
About JEFF. Davis.
Financial Affairs.
Mexican Affairs.

ties much trouble. May Of the planters
it is said, are desirous of getting rid Of III.
negroes altogether, and supplying iheil
places with white laborers from the NORTH
and Europe.
The committee Of Richmond men who
visited President johnson to endeavor Il
induce him to rescind the twenty thousand
dollars exception in his amnesty proelams-
ton, have returned without meeting with
any success.
The old Virginia State banks are now in
process Of liquidation, ard it is thought that
holders Of their notes viii not realize over
20 cents in the dollar.
Henry A. Wise has made an application
to the military authorities for restoration
Of his former estates near Norfolk, With
rather a poor prospect OF succeeding.
Some Of the Virginiaus propose to again
put up Wise as a candidate for Governor.
There is great suffering among the inhab-
itants Of sp 'ttlylvania county, and it has
been proposed to send agents to this eitv
Philadelphia and Baltimore 70 solicit aid for
them.
The Times Washington special saws Gen.
Hooker viii at once assume command oftbe
East Uies Sen. Dix.
There were 20 pardous granted by the
President to-day to persons coming under
the $4,000 exception. seventy-Gve petit
tons were fled but in them were no per
sons of notOr.ety. Assistant Commander
Fisk, Of the Free linens Bureau, now al
Nashville, Whites that rebel soldiers from
their disbanded armies openly avow their
intention 20 re-establish slavery after the
Federal iOsces are withdrawn from Ten
nesaee in general. No attempt is made by
the white people 70 assure the blacks that
slavery is abolished as consequence. The
colored people, in large numbers, are leav-
ing their employers, and the latter made
complaints to the Commander that the ne
groes would not fulfill their contracts for
labor.
Gen. Fisk attended a Convention Of about
four thousand eolored people where the sub
jet Of emancipation was discussed, and as
sured the blacks that their freedom was be
you'd doubt. The negroes were then in
sPired with eoa6dencs that they will not be
again made slaves, and promise TO return to
their late employers.
General Hancock snd staff viii remove
their headqua terra from this city to Balti-
more on Friday or Saturday Of this week.
when the General will assume command Of
the Middle Department.
The troops of the first corps viii be re-
moved from Camp Seven oa to some foin,
in Maryland, P.obably near Monocaey
Junction, ia ye,y short time There win
be no troops in the vicinity Of Washington
but the bare garrison Of the city. Orders
have been issued for mastering out the bal
ance ofthe ninth corps but no more than
three divisions Of the corps sre left. The
regular cavalry brigsde, which has done
such efficient service during the war, win
probably soon be filed up to its maximum
strength The regiments are at present very
much scattered. The first is in Texas with
Sheridan, part Of it acting as his body-ruard.
The second regiment is at Winchester. Va.
the thhd a. Little Rock, Ark. the fourth
with Gen. Wilson, in Tennessee, the 18th At
Cumberland, Mise, and the sixth a. Frsds-
rick, Nd.
The Tribune's Washington special says:
One Of the prominent counsel engaged in the
late conspiracy trial, asserted positively, that
the spiritual attendants were denied adj
mission 70 Mrs. Surratt's cell on the dsvr Of
thsexecution, until Secretary Stanton had
received from them a promise that thew
would not on the scaffold proe aim their be-
lief in her innocence.
A gentleman Just from Fortress Monroe
reports the health Of JEFF Davis much bet
ter than it has been at any time during his
Incarceration His meats are sent direct
from the table Of Dr.. Craven, his attending
physician, by his daughter, and by her de-
livered, to the officer having immediate
charge over him. The oa6esr is keeping IN
accurate journal Of his personal interviews
With Mr.. Davis, which will hereafter be Of
some interest, and throw light on the i'm
prisonment Of the arch traitor.
The following is a copy Of letter, adj
dressed to his Exeelleney, President Davis,
and recently received By the eonmundant
at the Fort:
Ny DEaR FRrESD.-You must BY this time
be nearly out Of money. send you the
enclosed, take it and pay your fare to Hell
with it, the amount, consisting Of FIVE dol
lars in Confederate money.
The writer Of the letter is sn ex-rsbel col
der aud is slightly hearlless aud triae
pTofaue. His letter served to show the feel
ings Of thousands Of JEFF. Davis dupss and
victims.
The report that Jeg- Davis snd c. C. Clay
would be tried BY miiitsry eommissioB
does not seem to be confirmed. Il il said
on good authority that At least one Of the
members Of she former ccurt had received
an order assigning him o. one Of tho nd "
commission.
Msj. Genersi Howard has received r.
port from Mr.. Fiske as Commander Of II e
Bureau Of Freedmen aud refugees al Ma h.
vile. He says that the insolence aud IN
treatment from the r'tarniBg rebel soldiers
has very much 70 do with the rslscianee
with which The eo'ored people eoniin-
ne their labor on the plantations.
The Heraid's Washington dispatch ssys
receipts Of the Treasury iron The IBteTnsI
Revenue Bureau via fal ali.tle below half
million daily The sale Of seven ID rites
cannot be expected 90 keep pses with the
exports.
The Secretary has therefore decided 70
pay bat p per cent. ofsn allowed claims IN
currency 10 tender The eosditioa Of the
Government, and the remaining Is per cent.
in certificates Of Indebtedness. The opsrs-
ton Of ihis rule began tnis morning.
Mr. Gentry, Of the Tennessee rebel I.eyi..
laiure, who contested the Goverpor.bio ~
The STATE with Andy Johuson IN 1855. = re-
rorlsd in the city, dssirisg pardon. Amone
other rebels q grsatsr Or lees magnitude
said % b now in Waahmgtou f,r De ssms
PafPose. srs seaator AorsIander and Con-
gresham Royieslon, Of Arkansas Gilmore
and bsdges, Of the Lover House. ffo1a Meth
caro.inaf Mex. Smith, (not Jumping
Ely an ez-member Of the Federal Cen
sgsss and a member Of tie rebel Congress
rom the beginning Of the var Col. Hunt,