The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-26

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acting o5mniaaiohen,i 10 thsi abscoes &
Judge Cooley, % rIasliau Baseah. ac-om
, panied b. General Oariiss, one 81 tAsdsls
gates appointed 70 Wait the Northwessssi
Indian tribes, leii io- New York last even
ing for the purpose Of selecling suaabi
assortment ot presents 70 81 given he In
dian delegates At tie apprOsching soanei
to be held With them.
The 0onssantinoPls esrusp0lasut Of ih
frib1ne, under dsiesa August "a, says
when wrote two weeks since i had jas
become aPparsnf thatwe were % be scourse.
with the Asiatic cholera. Tho Official rs
turns then reported daesn casss = day. n.
ePidsmie i iaisly upoa Us with all is hot
rors. Oiacial reports number the dsaths 4
ESQ per dag, bat & i PLAZA enough lrom "a,
number Of deed aid dyiag seen IN tie
streets that this is far below tAs real not.
tality Of the city, and does nos In.
clude 81 al the military garrison n
some six thousand men, among whom
II is Understood 70 b. raging. Twenty
six bodies were carried b. my Office
yesterday Ehat. Would BE- the u1artalitv IN
New York, the population Of whieh s less
than that Of Consantinople., Twenty-fse
dead were esrfisd through Lsfayetis Place
alone, for example. do not shink he
deaths can nov fail short Of ave o. six huh-
dred day they probably roaehsd this
number. +uai. % islH
The IIsrald's Richmond correspondent
says General Curtiss, commanding e. Lynch
burg, has aseortainsd the Whereabouts Of
S7s,soo ia bulli9n formerly bslonging % the
20 called Tebal government. It appsers
it was appropriated - The agents 70 whom
it was intrusted 10 take il 10 the interier.
who have been arrested, but they had sac
csedSd in spending az bat about 400 abl-
lars ea p Lari-
The Times special says Maj. Cen. Wilson
the cavalry leader Of thu Southwest Is ex-
pectsd in Warrington on Friday.
CNCNEAFI, August 25.-rhe Democrstic
oOnyentioa assembled a. Columbus yesser-
day, and organized BY electine Rufus P.
Rannsy, President The following ticket
was nominated For Governor. Cen. Geo.
". Morgan Lieutenant Governor, William
Long Supreme Judges, p. Van Trump ana
Thomas NJ. Key State treasurer, George
Spence; Attorney General, Daniel II. VII
son; School Commissioner, n. r. Burny
Board Of Public Works, G. Basil. Clerk OF
the Supreme Court, d. g. Donnos. The tes
slutiaua oppose a consolidation Of an power
in The hands Of The Federal Goysynmeut,
and maintain the doctrine Of State Rights
% laid down in the Virginia and Kentucky
resolutions Of l7ss; declared that the ofdi-
nanees d secession being void the soathern
States sre still in the Union a. States, and
entitled to all the reserved rights and 70
their due representation in Congress. They
deaouncc ali efforts % confer the right Of
suffrage, and discourage negro immigrstion
into the State. They compliment The sol-
disrs on their vslor and iortilude regard
the national debt Is a national curse de-
mand the exercise OF the most rigid econ-
omy; recommended that he national saxes
be collected By the county treasurers as Gar
as possible; that the militia commulatiou
tax be repealed denounce The arrest
Of citizens By military authority in
states where the civil tribunals have
uhmolesisd declare that the continued
suspension Of the habeas corpus since the
terminetioa Of the var, the denial Of right
Of trial by jury, and interference with Gee
lions, a. in recent instances IN Kentucky
and Tennessee, are revolutionary violence
Of lhs Const tuition. The last resolution de.
clafeH that, while We viii rssolutely con
denim all ingractions Of the Cohstilh6on.
aud while Gen. sherman's aets in Aprillas;
were not At onco ratified BY the FEDERAL Ex.
eeaiive, We viii nevertheless stand by
President johnson in ell Constimtionai ef.
foTts 10 restore 10 the States the sxsreiio Of
their rights and powers withiu the . ai6n.
Speeches we're made BY Gen. Morgan, Val
lshdin CHAM and Pugh.
JAcksoS, Aug. "a, via EEv ORLEiSs, H.
The ordinance proposing to submit The eoa-
ssitutiunAl amendment % the people Tor rat
ifsation or rejection was lost S % "A. An
eloquent appsal 10 msm0rializs President
johnson 70 grant pardon in behalf ofJsff.
Davis and Chsrles CLARK, late Gov. o. Me.
sissippi, and signed BY over 5000 iadiss vas
read and approved. Arosoiation was sdops-
"a, requesting tie President Of the Conven-
lion 70 forward thssame 70 the PFssideht Of
the United States.
The convention gives their President he
right 10 ro.conEsna them when dsemed
necessary. eat alls w
EEw OztEass, Aug. 2l.-Cotton sales
1850 bales. Prices unchanged; weeks sales
5000 bales; weeks exports 1900 bhlesj
stock go,0ao bales. sasar house nolpsies
dull and dropping, Freighta Z 70 IL
BEewSsvmLE, Aug, 1.-The railroad 70
connect Brazos With Brosnsville has been
commenced and several miles Of track laid.
The telegraph line viii also 5s compIetsd in
4 few days. " '''--
+" Brownsville is growing Amazingly lhera-
tive. Trade has commenced with the Max
iesn raneherus on the Upper Rio Grande.
Ehe Steamship Francis B. Qatting cleared
from Mobile COG LiYerPool with : cOttea
sarge valued a. $4,000, being the frsi
cargo shipped from Mobile ioF lersiga port
since lie occupation.
Gen. Woods has issued an order iotbiAding
ths removal Of cotton, IN Ala5Sma. frb;n the
plantations or warehouses Tor The pressaL
Gov. Paraona has proclaimed agslnsi cot
son and horse stealing, and IS pfoyidias 1sr
rs-osgsnizatop and The sitting oteouris.
An Office, 70 procure White labor from
Europs, has been opened n Mobile. $40
Cotton ceases h coIae into shrsVapoFt
sEing 70 ths seizure By The militsry - beas-
lyaI that arrives. 0ouplainis afs Be-
coming general ~ regard 10 the hos- fblGl-
ment Of contacts made by the ffesamsn.
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