The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-08
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
The WlFz Trial.
Revolving Character Of the Tes-
timOBJ.
Resignation Of Gen. inc. +.
Miller.
The Richmond Banks.
A Gun Boat for the Lakes.
Large Corn Crop.
Freedmen's Bureau-NeW Cir
cular.
Pardon Of Gov. Brown, OrGa.
Pardon of Gov. Brown, OrGa.
Military Execution.

NV 1NMht sept ts-~ 4 nc AAEa lAtA NNie 4
says the revolving character Of the evidence
now being addu ed in the Wirz Trial in sup
port Of the prosecution, is said to be wcar-
ing heavily upon the mind Of the accused,
and 10 turing him with the most fearful aP-
prchensions as to the decision Of the COM
mission hearing the case. some people who
are watching he demeanor Of the prisoner
closely, giye it as their opinion thst should
he continue to be a prey to the painful
doubts that now beset him, he will not sur
vive another month. So far about forty
witnesses have been examined in this case.
The records makes eleven or twelve hun
dred fools cap pages Of testimony. At The
rate testimony wa- taken to-day, forty or
fifty days more viii suites to close. the case
for the Government.
The prisoner continues to occupy place
at the table with his counsel in writing and
making suggestions to them as h cross-ex-
aminatiOns.
Brevet Maj. Gen. John F. Miller has re
signed his commission in the army aud viii
in a few days take his departure Tor his
home in California.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says the committee appointed 20 examine
into the condition Of the banks, on call, are
the Bank Of Virgins, at Richmond, with its
branches ct Petersburg, Fredericksburg
Lyuchburg, Norfolk, Danville, Ports
mouth and Union the Exchange Rank Of
Virginia, at Richmond, with its branches at
Petersburg, Salem, Clsrksville, Abingdon,
Lynchburg and Alexandria; the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, with its branches al
fredericksburg, Wyihesville, Black'burg'
Lvpcbburg, Danvile and Gainesville; the
Bank Of the Old Dominion, at Alexandra
and Perryburg the Bank Of the Valley at
Loesburg and Chri,tianburg. As an hlus-
tration, the correspondent states that the
Exchange Bank holds on rebel bonds aod
securities So 700 900 in bonds, and $500 ,OoO
in specie and other securitea.
The Banks holds e considerable amount
of Southern states bank notes, and have
claims on much OF the specie captured IN
Georgia AOaAAA AIaA0AAAAk anu AaetA
The notes of the following banks are worth,
tIeast, the present value Of State stocks ::
Bank Of Commerce, Of fredericksburg
| Bank Of Winchcstcr, at Winchester South
western Bank Of Virgins, al Wytheviils (;
Bank of Rockbridge; Bank Of the Old Do
miuiop. at AIexandria; PetersburCh Mer-
! cbsnt,' Bank. of LvnchburEh Farmers
Bank of Fincasue.
The follow ne independent banks are in
q much more depIorablc condition The
Monticello Bank, Of Charlottesville; Bank
Of Howardsville; Bank Of the Common
wealth, OF Richmond Central Bank, OF
stanton.
The Herald's special says the document
airy evidence relating to certain rebel on
GERS completely with the Andersonville
prison horrors, will be presented in the
Virz trial in q day or so. IL viii prove 70
be the most interesting chapter OF the trial.
The Tribuueg special says the officers
who captured Capt Wirz has presented the
| pistol with which he summoned that iucar-
nate fisnd TO surrender, TO Miss laud Bur
ton. % a testimonial Of her kindness N
burying the dead.
The Navy Department despatched from
the Washington navy yard to-day gun
boat to proceed via the 81 LaWrsnee 20 De-
| troit and the lakes. Thin action Of the Gov
| eminent is deemed important a. terminating
the long existing treaty stipulauons re-
stricting naval protection on our frontier
/ wators.
Returns 10 the agricultural department
for August from sll parts Of the country
though not entirely coTnpleta, show that TIC
corn crop will be enormously large, ana il
maturing in excellent order. The excess
over past years will more than c mpeusai'
Tor tne deficiencies IN wheat. The potato
crop is unusually large and promise well
In some localities the rot has appeared
Buck wheat and onious promise an uoPre.
cedented yield. The expectations vii
probably be larger than ever before.
NEw YoHK, sept. The Times Wash
| IN gton special says the President has re-
esivsd within q few days, numerous letter.
from prominent citizens Of Virginia, Nortf
Caroline aud Mississippi, expressing thsn
apprehension of insub0r iuatioH by th'
freedmen Of these States. These letters th'
President referred 20 the freedmen Bu
rssu for consideration, snd General HOwsr'
has Issued q circular 10 Col. Brown, Com
missioner Of freedmen for Virginia, recon
msndlnc patrol Of citizens, Or police sys
TEN. TO be- Under tho control ofthe Depart
ment Commande-, in the counties whor
there srs DO sgents Of the fresdmsn's bureau
A citizen Of Union sentiment may be sp
po.uted 20 aid the bureau 10 preserving or
der, and t1rwardiug contracts for labor, be
tween the freedmen and white citizens
suea appointed 70 be responsible 70 Oh
? Assistant Commissioner, for the State, 3
which the citizen resides.
} Gov. Joseph Brown, Of Georgia, was par
donsd day by the President. Gov. BroF
served three terms as Governor Of Georgi'
The Prasideat to-day appointed John
Wright % be Secretary Of Legation a. BsI
. | lin, Prussia.
Clxclxxa1r. Sept. s.-Hsrviu Oliver en-
John Wesley EaFtuf were executed - NJ.
itsry authority a. Columbus, Ohio, ysstsl
, day, for the murder o. ,. 3. Cook, As'i''ar
Provost Marshal, lsth District, some tin
!. eco.
=rhs Turner'S convention closed .is Pre-
csesings yesterday, saer aession Of 81.
days. Delegates aeFe present from neaFi
al payts OF the country