The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01
Arrest of a Paymaster
Fire In Cincinnati.

NEW YORK, July 3l.-The Herald's To-
ronto correspondent says The feeling Of
the Canadians in favor Of the annexation Of
their Province 50 this country is gradually
gaining and strengthening. Notwith-
standing some drsNback with which il p
meeting, the late Commercial Couveniioa,
at Detroit, it is said, that the contrast form
ed by business aetivityo on one side Of the
border, and The absence Of 1t on the other,
Is just now more msrked than at any former
time. And it IS believed that, unless the
PoviHcial Parliament does something at its
next session, giving promise Of improve
ment TO Clnadians, the annexation storm
will break ont with fury.
The Times Mexican correspondent ssys
Gwin is now in Texas, or at least at Mala-
moras, swearing the dornfali ofths Emper-
or and the Empire. His first step in that
direction viii be TO take the oath Of alleg-
ance to the United States Government. Cen.
Stone is also going from Mexico. He did
not accomplish anything as far a. [ an
awate- He may thank his ks ping company
with GEin .ios his want OF success, however.
In justice to the General, let me say, that Of
my own knowledge, know that he 81 \
loves the OH Flag and has always, while
in Mexico, Sustained from p lit cal al iauesa.
WAsHINoToE, July S0.-Mr. chase has re-
turned from trip South. IL is said that
from the condition Of toeiety existing there
he has been induced % the belief that the
blacks is destined 20 be tho ruling race
I throughout the slaveholding states. The
whites are demoralized and are certain to
be aadicated. lhe b-aets are vigorous,
progressive, and bound to bssome the dom
inant people in less thaa quarter Of a cen
tury. lie predic that q negro arisloeraey
will spring into existence in al those States,
elect negro representatives, to the Federal
Congress almost without opposition, and
hold the legislation for that section com
pletely in their own hands.
The rebel plek Tayier is expected to re-
turn Wednesday. HIS present Whereabouts
/ occasions coaaider4ble speculation. Those
possessing the best means Of obtainilg in
formation irtimate that he Obtained p-rmis-
| sion to visit his brothcr-in law. JeI. DAVIS,
and that he ia now at Fortress Monroe.
The delay in rying Weir, charged with
Il treatment OF our prisoners at Ander.on-
vile, is Tor the purpo.e Of ensbliag the
Judge Advocate OF the Court 70 subpoena
impo tant witne ses fom orgia, renues-
see, and. other Southern States. over forty
witnesses have voluntarily reported them
/ selves ready foE examination.
Among tho petitioners 5or pardon On
\ Saturday, we're j. L. Lambkin, rebel ex-
Congressman fpom Mississippii P. D. Roddy,
( rebel General Of csvslry in Aalbams; and
W. C. Rives. Of Virginia, The latter had q
nalionsl reputation before the war,.bat has
not been conspicuous since. At one time he
was member Of the Lower House Of the
rebel Legislature.
I An arrival from Br0wnsville Gays Gen.
Lopez fought Cortiuai between Camurgo
aud Matamoras, resulting in Cortinas barely
escaping IN his life, leaving his force IN
the hands eg the enemy. The number kill
ed and wounded was 200. lie returned to
this side without a follower.
Nrr Yoak, Jolly so-The Herald pub
fishes q siatemeHt of the present eonaiton
o. forty seven different lines Of southern
railroads. On some of Them trains are run
ming through the entire length Of the road.
Many are being rapidly repaired and win
soon be ready for through trade, while siill
other railroads, which the operations OF the
war have inflicted such extreme damage
that weeks, perhaps months vii vet els pc
before they can be made com mplsleiy availa-
able.
Twenty ocean steamers sailed fsom thia
port yesterday OF these Eve were fsr Eu-
rope, four for New Orleans, twa Charlesion,
one for Savannah, one ios each Of the porli
Of Wilmington, Nowbern aud Bsaufort
North CaIoiius, and The others fsr different
places ontbe Atlantic coast. Seventy shre'
vessels altagetaer, Of alloiasses, were chain
ed ct this port Yesterday, Of these twenty
thrse we're stsaihsfs, two sziliaz ships. hv'
tarlls, fourteen bfigs, sRd twenty 81
schooners.
About ninety persons in Richmond havI
: obtaiusd license to taniaet business, on
six,h Of the entire nua5sr engaged IN bu
siness Of somosorl ID the city. lns sm0an
paid thus far into tie q . 5. Treasury ty %
business men d lhe city a1d esunty g
Henrico cannot fan fir short n tvo hun
drsd thousand doiara. 0aces have been q
work only tx week
Tie Hsrsld's Washin5 tn spt cisf sayu th
/, Statements ia oBr papssa taat D.ek Isyi %
! has on here for New York is noB true. q
I is ont q the eilE, bus much more hkei
/ 70 be "a Fortress Monroe than New York.
o The Ti0ea' vicksburg special correapor
r dent, vno hss visited ilo Interior af 1iilsiE
e sipo.. gives the believing rssuit 81 his %
J. servasions sas IT, noat coiton grouiu
hr.ughoat my Tip beiUeen Jackson a.
Grenade. ] saw bns ore cotton Geld u e.
! extent nesr the !siaad. Ilis toe late Ia n
! season % allow aay enpsiderebis lttsmp
q In this line of business. 70 the eouth a
+ sslsl.raphs vaa altogether uaexpsale
Thsy ezPeeiei The war vsald coruut
? shraash this year 81 isas, % they pianis
z Iia.eor no cotton. only some Eas plshti
\ attsr The surrender.
4 Itsa Ereal mlslsrfuus 60 ths south ih
tie var did lot end ieo moths soont
There viii bs bothsiis danssr % saesiii
q or want igod ghea - much corn i gr5'
y .ng and where s. maeA bseoa is sare b
ms6e. There Is DO growth of products b