The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-20
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Reorganization Meeting at Raj
elgh.
Interesting from Panama.
DeputatlOn from New Orleans at
Washington.
General Banks Sustained By the
Government.
Affairs Ia Virginia.
Gen. Sheridan Assigned an I'm.
pOFtant Command, West.
The New Proclamation Of Am
leSty.
Affairs Ia Virginia.
Gen. Sheridan Assigned an I'm.
pOFtant Command, West.
The New Proclamation Of Am
leSly.
The Question of Reorganization

The Question of Reorganization
Division In the Cabinet.
New YoRK, May l9.-The Herald's Raleigh
correspondent says large meeting of North
Carolinians to take action for the restoration
Of the Government, and restore order in
their State, was held at Raleigh on the llth
instant. Speeches were made by number
of prominent citizens, and series Of reso
lutions unanimously adopted, in all of which
were expressed their Joy over the downfall
Of the rebellion, and their return to the
fold Of the Union, and protection Of the old
dag, satisfaction st the termination Of
slavery, which was admitted to have always
been drawback on the progress Of the
State, and the acquiescence Of its people IN
the announcement Of President johnson,
that treason must be punished.
At night there was a general illumination
and large Union procession.
The HeraId's Panama cor respondent
makes the important announcement thai
the Government of Columbia has not only
ratified the new stipulations with the PAN
anna Railroad Company, guaranteeing that
corporation the perpetual PrOprietorship OF
! its road, but has concluded treaty with the
agents of our Government, granting TO the
United States in perpetuity the exclusive
privilege Of transporting military aLd ma
val stores over the line. As an equivalent
for this important concession, our Govern
ment is to guarantee the sovereignty Of Co
Iunlbia over the Isthmus of Panama and
the transit route against all other foreign
powers.
The Times Washington special says Gov.
DiIls, DR.. Hugh Kennedy, and DR.. Connor,
of Louisiana, are here. They have come
with the intention of procuring the dis
placement Of Gen. Banks, their cause Of
.complaint being his removal Of DR.. Ken
nedy from the Mayoralty of New Orleans,
to which he had been appointed during the
]
was absolutely necessary to save the city
from disloyel men, into whose hands un-
der Mayor Keunedy's rule it was about to
! fall, met with the hearty approval Of all
r loyal citizens. From most authentic
! sources we learn that the efforts Of those
+ gents agsinst Gen. Banks hsve been fruit
less. The confidence of the administration
, in tho patriotism and ability Of the com
mander Of the Department Of the Gulf re-
mains unchanged.
The Tribune's special has the following:
; Gov. Pierpont Of Virginia proposes to leave
1 Alexandria, Wednesday, accompanied by
the other Stale officers and his family, with
the Archives of the Government, in spe-
cial boat, and to proceed to Richmond as
the Commonwealth. The Executive Man
sion recently vacated by Extra Billy Smith
is being put in order for his reception. The
r 10 al people Of Richmond are preparing tC
i give the Governor a cordial public vel
come.
. Gen. Sheridan has been assigned TO al
important Department command in th,
e West, not yet announced, and his old stat
starts for it to morrow. The cavalry will
= remain here and take part in the great re
= view next week. General Grant was il
d consultation with him this morning. Gen
, eral Merritt Of the cavalry has been sp
!, pointed to full Msjor-GeneralshiP, to dat
o from the 9th Of April.
All the effects of Mrs. Lincoln are boxec
Il and directed TO Chicago. The family tax,
5 their departure on Monday evening lor tn,
Q same place.
4 Il is stated that Assistant Secretary DAM
. has determined to resign disposition in tn,
War OHce, and that Major Eckert, lOnl
- Superintendent Of the Military Telegraph
II is named as his successor.
a. It is further understood that Presiden
D. JohusoE's forthcoming proclamation vii
d be in reality withdrawal Of the uncondi
.g tional amnesty which Mr.. Lincoln prof'er
g. ed and the substitution Of an offer OF am
7 nesty on certain conditions, 10 repentar
!. rebols below the rank Of Brigadier General
. The terms Of pardon are made much NOR
definite, and the amnesty narrow in it
scope. It's announced that all rebels wh
IL have been in the civil service Of the JEFF
II Davis Government, whether at home O
n abroad, are to be added 10 the classes ex
ly cepted from the new amnesty.
n The Herald's special has the following
% The rebel Governor Brown, Of Georgii
C. reached Washington yesterday unde
It guard, and was placed in the old CaPits
IS prison. It is reported that the GovernmeI
. designs to use him as q witness in the tri'
Of Jet. Davis, tor completely in the assass
p nation.
Q 1t is understood the new amnesty procls
u nation viii extend 70 all below the rank
y Lieutenant General in the rebel servic'
.g The Cabinet have yet under considerable
A the question Of reconstruction, and it
,r understood that there is a coniiderable di
= ve-5ity Of opinion on several i'm nportant d.
tails IN connection with this subject. Sc,
rstary Stanton IS understood to differ yer
. decidedly from the President and some
"a his.coIleagues in regard 70 the proper eouri
D " DC NAE1AeA AAA aNaltilA Il k4Au 4NANAta-f-
IN States 70 their status IN the Union. he
,s. supported BY one, at least, and, perhaI
two, Of the Cabinet, while the others sid
- with the President. The question Of negi
suffrage is the great stumbling block in Il
way Of hsrmony. There Is reason 70 b,
T. lievs that the President is disincliDed {
* take the responsibility Of extending Ii
suffrage % the colored citizens until
has had an opportunity Of Esesrtainiu
the sentiment Of Congress upon the sui
r. Jet.
CIScISyATI, Nay l9.-Msi. Gen. Thomi
visited the Merchants Exchange yests
90 day, and was enthusiastically received.
nd has returned to Louisville.
be ST. Louis, May l9.-Ths New Orleal
:. Delta Of the 18th says A gentleman 2,
Gently from Havsna says Ex-senator Gwy
was there, aid was shown indubitsbls ev
deaee Of the csssion Of sonors 70 Franc
.eI By MsKimilian.
a,, The gentleman was also shown Gwyu
saI- patent nobility as Duke Of the Frsneh Pro-
ines, Sonora. signed By NaPOleon and bss
a. iRg he seal Of France.