The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-08
The Alabama Delegation.
Heavy Robbery.

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4 CasclinA, represents that the chivalFy Of
that State are rspidIy accommodating them
selves TO the ehanged condition Of sffairs
under the Feisrsl Governments, and gener
ally sPpesr grati6sd e. The doEnisl 81 the
reoellian. Though It has len them inPsv-
erilhad it has given them the long coveted
peace. The magnificent Union swOop Of
Gen. Sherman through their ssate seemed
to give the South CsrOlinians their first re-
alization Of tbe power Of the National Gov
ernmont the splendid success Of that
march destroyed thsir faith in the mush-
room inssitution Of Davis, aud many are
nov gIsd to be considered citizens Of the
gtest nation.
The railroads Of the State are being rap
idly repaired, and in few weeks the trans
portstion facilities viii be ss complete ss
before the war.
It is said that Trenholm, the late rebel
Secretary Of the Treasury, was very recent
II living with his fmily st AO5eville
South Carolina. II he is not airsady here
he probably soon will be taken into custody
BY the authorities.
NEw YoRk, june GA special to the
Times, dated Washington, och, says;
In the conspiracy case it is probable that
the testimony will not be closed till Friday.
The def nee has several witnesses to sx-
anime, and the prosecution has in reserve
considerable rebutting testimony to be Of
fered when the defense is concluded.
The death Of Judge A. Smith, United
States Tax Commissioner for South Csroli-
ma, is annoauced. 1t occurred while on his
way from Beaufort. Judge Smith, it " u be
recollected. was the democratic Judge who
in 1855, pronounced the fugitive slave lew
unconstitutional, in thr case Of Garland v.
Booth, for tas rescue Of Melvin 81 csc ped
slave.
A Washington Special Of the 9Th, 20 the
Tribune, says; The suppressed testimony
surrspticiOusly published BY Pittmsn has
greatly endangered the lives Of witnesses,
some Of whom are in Canada. Dr.. ]. B.
Merrill, onsof the witnesses, Is s colored
man and well read gentleman OF fine
mannerssand physician by profession and
evidently entirely trustworthy indeed. Al
ter ne concluded his testimony, Gen. Grant
: rose and stated that he knew the witness
and vouehed for his credibility. Dr.
Merrill was importuued not TO return to
Canada, but his wife and friends being
there he persisted in going to settle up his
business, intendipg 70 return immeaiAtely,
but. he has not been heard from.
Thu Grsndsire Of the United states
Grsnd Lodge Of odd Follows, has issued
circular reasserting the Jurisdiction Of that
body over all the subordinate lodges Of the
order in the lately insurreeionary States,
inviting them 20 send delegates 10 she an
uual National Convention, to take place in
Baltimore, on the 18th Of next September.
A special to the Tribune, dated wash
inetoo, OH, says: The Alabama delegation
has Huccseded in impressing upon the EK-
scutive the idea that they have ceased TO
be traitors. They urge the appointment
Of Judge Persons, Military Governor, man
who, like themselves, Was traitor until
subjugatsd. The oficeis Of the Alabama
Union regiment ara urging the aPpointsnsni
Of smother man.
Secretary Seward attended the Cabinet
mesting this morning, but Wss unable to
remain ihrough the setting.
Gen. Grant has released from the old
Csvito! all the rebel wounded taking the
oath. About 1000 prisoners who have
taken she oath win soon be released.
CIxoIsEArI, June 7.--About 5 o'clock lssi
evsoing building on LOngwOrth street
occupied as sR srmory By the nations
guard, suddenly fell, burying number o
persons beneath the ruins, three Of whom
were killed and four fatally wounded.
The Gazstts's Chattanooga dispatch says
The officers Of one of the BichmOnd banks
while on The way to thst plsoe with thI
bank, we're attacked BY robbers, near Wash
, iagtou, Georgia, aad robbed Of two hun
: drsd Thousand dollars
Ten guerrillas were hung BY The citizen
Of Case eounty, Georgia, q few days since
The Macon Herald says Gen. McCoOk hs
been sssigasd an important position il
New Mexico.
The 6rst and second divisions Of wilson
cavalry, under Col. Mihty, started fo
Nashville.
WAsHISsroS, June Some persons ma
be interested in learning that the Chron
: Gle OF to-day, in order % sst at rest Whist
calls raalignant faisehood, says, on n
authority Of Mr.. Stanton himself, that
has not resigned. that It was not know
thai he was determined 70 leave tho Cab
+, net very soon, and has had no dispute, ,
difference or collision with President JOIN
sen. HIS relation with the President a.
Of the most cordial and frieudly chsfaets
. The Presidents relations with Stanton q
entirely agreeable. He mss never had
difference. much less 3 collision with b
Secretary Of War nor has he given sue
assurance 70 any Msjor General OF otbei
wise as has been attributed 70 him II
Cbroaicls says this latter statement ia n
by authority Of President Johnson
The Secretary Of the Treasury has div
dsd Mississippi, North and South Carolfr
into disGriets for the collection Of tazss-
I EEw YoEx, June THE Tribune a
uounces thss he President viii soou ias'
proeisnation restoring heprotection
, the writ Of haseas corpus and ordefing
> very general clearance Of the militAi
prisons.
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