The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-07
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Afternoon Dispatches.
Gen. Howard In New Orleans.
Cabinet Meeting on JEFF. Davis.
FeRIans ATmlHg.
Reports and Counter Reports.
CushIngs Trip TO England Post
p0Red.
Laying COFnnr Stone Catholic
Asylum.
0uaFanfIua RpgulefionS af New.
Quarantine Regulations at New
York.


Chief of Freedmen's Bureau, arrived this
morning and VIII address, the colored popu-
iation tonight. lie said he was on tour
Of Inspection through The Soulhefn States 60
see the abuses OF Frecdmens Bureau cor
rected 90 that be could make a reliable re-
port % the next Congress This war had
secured for the blacks their freedom aud an
their rights ss citizens would come iu time
Il they were true 90 themselves. They
should hold iast 20 wnat they oonteud Cor
st prssent; must avoid poliucs and poliii-
clans; do all ia their power b reconcile the
whites 10 the changed condition for their
better future; the whites would SON lucse
their authority IL the colorsd people would
conduct themselves property. He believed
that the whites and blackg could live To-
gether in unity; that the Government Would
protect them a while longer. The bia-ss
must support and protect themselves BY
HABITS OF industry, frugality, &c.
Don't let outside pressure come between
YOU and former owners; become reconciled.
and work haImouioasly. he believed the
result of the war was Of Gods prov deEce,
sud that in good time, IL che blacks were
not too impatient, nor led away by design
ing politicans, their future happiness and
prosperity would be insured. howard next
v sits Mississippi.
The state elections take place to-uorrov;
The blacks have been registered by white
leaders, and have places designated IN each
district whcreat % vote. This is an cxperi-
ment They do not vote at the same POLLS
aa the whites Cor o.her than candidate for
c ngress. It is believed there viii be no
trouble, as the whites regard the colored
votes IS a farce.
P1rrsuURo, Nov. 4-Biver Eve feet six
inches by pier mark. and rising
NEW YOnE, Nov. G.-Thc World dispatch
saws it has the highest auth0ri for stating
that the Cabinet had under consideration,
for several days, the trial Of JET Davis, snd
is divided as 10 the course 20 adopt The
President opposes a trial by Military Com
mission; several members favor this mode.
definite action will probably bs had IN
few days
The Feuiaus in the District or Columbia
number about 290o men, actively repairing
for a movement on foot. They are Pur-ha-
sing uniforms, arms, &c. Yesterday mo-
tice appeared IN the public press sgncd by
the vigilance committee. cautioning tha
brotherhood against further action in the
anticipated movement untit they know
more and bear further from the committee.
The Times Washington special says of
several departments preparing anauul Re
ports, the Pustmas.cr General VIII bring his
hibition Of the Southern mail az The present
time. Postal revenue IN The loyal States for
the past year is greater tsan OF all the States
before the war.
Gen. Grants report, which has been in
the hands Of the Secretary of War for a lew
DAYS, has been recalled. Gav. Holden sent
q son II Ex-6ov. Badger Of q. G.. as spoaial
Commissioners % Washington. Purpose noe
known.
Wirz denies conyiction Of embcszloment
and divorce from his wife IN Switzerland, /,
and says the person referred 90 j. his cousin.
The report that the President has issuci
an order mspendng ihe operations Of the
Freedmen's Bureau in Alabama b. denied.
Also the report of the suspension Of the sale
Of hors S aud war mate ial is untrue.
NEw Y0HE, Nov. G.--Commissi ner Rollins
on Saturday promulgated dcciaioa tant
any person, firm, or corporation who shall
manufacture by machinery any Of the arti-
clcs exempt from excise tax by the 18th
secI ION. Will be regarded a. manufactured
and liable % take manuiacturer's license.
The Herald's Dispatch says Caleb Cush-
ing's trip % Europe IS pQstpdeed until
spriug; he will then go for the United States
Treasury Department in relation 10 large
quantities Of lbllled Confederate States
cotton, unless the English Government ie
the meantime admit tite claims ia abe pre-
Misses
Exhibit made at the Post Office Depart.
nent sh0Hs the who number of post route
restored in the s utheru states 30 bs al
embracing ls,553 miles Of tervlce, az q cos
10 the Government Of sS95 Tai less than thl
contract for the same szrFice az The out
! break Of the rebellion
The Tun'sian Embassy viii probably do
| para the last Of the week.
Captain Worth, '0i the post al Ferires
/ Monroe, has bem ordered 30 New Orieans.
Several v Washngton SPORTS have leit, ID
1 New York, % grange beta onthe prize-hgh
10 come oil on the. 2lst between Ell.5tt an
Davis, near this city.
NEW YoHEs Soy. Q. The Row. NJ. q. Di'
| preached q sermon IN Trinity Chapel yfalcr
day, in which he stated that perfect unit
/ existed bstweea the Northern end southeri
branches Of the Epscopsl Church IN reccu
convention in Philadelphia.
The conversions 20 the Roman Catholi
Asylum 10 Brooklyn was laid yesterday
I with imposing ceremonies. Bishop Laugh
| lin presided 10 b. estimated that uearl
/ 10000 people were puesenL Archbisho
/ McCiosky delivered an eloquent address q
/ the Roman Catholic Church, BrooElvu. ves
/ terday. in celebration Of the Festival oi 81
/ Charles Of B1rrameo.
hEW lozE. Nov. 6--Ihe funeral Of Lieu
/ Col John q. Reynolds, Of the Marine corp.
| took place yesterday aiternson IN Brooklyn
/ wiih appropriate ceremon es.
The passengers on board the Europaa
/ feel aggrievcd az their detention at qulrnu
tine, and have protested, claiming The De
teniion a the ship unnecessary and uuju.
/ lifsble.
Governor Parker, Of New Jersey, hiss al
/ dressed message n the Mayor 81 Trento1
calling serious attention % the ostab .ish
ment Of proper precautionary mea-ures- q
/ prevent he introduction OF cholera INTO th
| country recommends 10 prevent communI
cation with Tesse.s performing Quarantn
aud landing persons and property from sue
Vesseisi and that the indis seat sick hsv
! proper medical treatment.