The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-14
Afternoon Dispatches.
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Matters In South Carolina.
The Fourth at Charleston.
The appointment Of Provisional
6OFeFn0r satisfactory.
Affairs In Mexico.
Fire At RaFnum'S WuSeum.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Matters In South Carolina.
AnaIrs in Mexico.
Fire at Barnum's Museum.
Governor BrOWnlOW Invests The
States Gold In 1905.

NEw YoRK, July .13.-Ths Hsraldi
Charleston correspondent writes thai
the white people in the country abov,
Charleston, along the Ashley aud Cooper
rivers were greatly excited ia the beginning
Of the N nth, that the negroes in that re-
gion to the number Of several thousand, in
tended to rise in rebellion on the 4th aud
ma ch 10 body to the city, and the stories
could bs traced to no reliable source, bat to
msks mat ers sure bodies of troops were sent
to diiferelt points IN the districts named.
Tbs sourh Caro.inisns have been for soHe
time much annoyed BY the garrisoniug Of
vsrious Posts ia their mid.t with colored
soldiers, whose en.ire removal has baen
strongly urged on the military uthorities.
and there ls ROW rumos that this WiII soon
take place.
The Fourth of July was eelsbrated at
Chsrleston in fne style, by the army and
navy, aud there were parades Of the colored
ftemsn, and other colored ssso,istioas, but
the natives did not take much part ia the
demo astration.
The appointment Of Provisional Governor
of South Caroline gave general satisfaction
to the people, and meeting of Charleston
lawyers, to express appreciation, had bsen
held.
Accompany has been 'orned for the estab-
hsbmeut Of new line Of steamers, between
Charleston and New York
The Chaflesioniaas expect to have through
communication with the North compIstsd
by the middle of August.
The health Of Charleston IS said to be ex-
cellent, except amOag the negroes, who are
still dying in large numbers. There we're
rumors that the Yellow Fever had made its !
appearance there, but they are pronounced
false.
A petition to President johnson request
lug him to pardon Ex-Governor Magrath is
beng extensively signed by South CarOli-
mans.
The Hsrald's Toronto correspondent says 1
The execution Of Mrs. Surratt caused in
tense excitement among the rebel oonspira-
tors in clnsds. They manifested their
feelings by wearing Grape on their arms,
singing seeosh songs, &c.
The Herald has advices from the Capital
Of Mexico to the 29th ult. The Imperialist
General Caiteny reports that no has met
with great success at the town Of Lapasse,
having on the Esd of May, with 20 French
soldiers, dispe-sed in complete rout an en-
eampment Of $500 Republicans, and cap
tured an immense amount ofvalusble prop
arty. As an Offset the Republicans arc
driving every opposing thing before them in
that State.
NEE YoRK, July l3.-A Ere broke out in
Barnum's Museum at quarter to 1 o'clock,
and BY o'clock the entire interior was con-
iumed The flames shot far into the air
above the roof and the whole block is
endangered. Tbs nd being from the
vest, the flames are driven toward Nassau
itreet, on which side Of the block is situated
he Herald Office.
20 DIsPAToH, 2 A. N.--It is now thought
he FIRE viii not extend beyond the build
ags adjoining the museum on B-osdwsy,
nj two or three in the rear, leaving the
'ortioa Of tho block fronting on Nassau
treet, including the Herald building, un-
Ouched.
PHiLADErPHrA, July 10 jay Cooke has
ISN'T t. ParsOn Browulow 1905 for about
'ne-haf million dollars in gold. The spe-
is bslinged to the Treasury Of Teanessss
When Isham G. Harris was its Governor.
When Ma hvils was captured BY Union
rools, Gov. Harris Aed, taking the specie
iloug with him. Gen. Upton followed the
ug tive rsbI--ths runaway escaped, bat
he goli was returned to Nashville. Parson
3rOwnlow decldei TO convert the god into
oited States bonds. This has been done
" Jay Cooke snd the bonds forwarded TO
nashville.