The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
The Pacific Railroad.
The Boat Burners Trial,
Abeut the Sanitary Commission.
Movements OF Juarez.
The Alabama Convention.
Conflict In Louisiana with The
FFeedmens Bureau.
Gen. SIOeum Gees North.


special SAYS since the washing away Of h
bridge Of the Union PasiGc rsilraa5 nv,
the hapsas river, the President has p
roked his acceptance Of four hundred mile
said 70 have been completed; and mas or,lsrs
a second examination Of the road bv II
same commissioners. Secretary'slocum r,
commended several months AGO the cop
misioners consisting ofCJI. Simpson. Of tn
Engineer corps, Gov. Crawford. Of Kspss,
and the Hon. E. A. Scott, Of Terre Haut,
Ind. They viii in addition 10 d thoroug
inspection, make full length msp Of n
road.
II Is not the Hon. J. Richard Barrett,
formerly member of Congress from Mis-
sour, who is implicated in the burning q
Government boats on the Western waters
as has been stated, but Jas. Barrett formsrI,
OF Springfield Illinois, row supposed to b,
IN Canada. The latter has been a potorion,
leader Of the Knights of the Golden Cirel,
at the West, while the former has been
determined Union man, and for The past YEA,
aresideEt Of New York city.
J. ". Bell, chief counsel for the bo.,
burners, now on trial, is here sndsavoripg
to induce the authorities to permit JEFF. Da-
Wis, Mallory, Seldom, and others connected
with the incendiary and diabolieal scheme.
to be sent to s.. Louis for the purpsse of
testifyiug in the case.
The President recently said to am eminent
person that in the event Of reorganization Of
his Cabinet he should not objeet to the selee-
ton Of thorough Southern men. believing
that it would strengthen the general desire
for a reconciliation.
The active operation Of the United States
Sanitary Commission, which during the war
was OF sueh invaluable value TO our soldiers
n the fed and in hospitals, viii cease alto
5ether by the lst proximo, with this excep-
ion Of its business Of collecting sold era
'iaims, which will continue al long as the
necessities for its continuance exists.
The board Of Trustees appointed by Gov.
'ierFont are with two exceptions original
ebels
Paymaster Holt, arrested aud held upon
harges Of malieasance in Office has been re-
eased, an investigation proving his entire
integrity.
The Commissary will, on closing its busi-
ess Of disbursing, turn over to tho Freed
lens Bureau large amount OF it, remain
lg stores for distribution among the colored
eople Of the south.
The Secretary Of War has ordered The
ishonofable dismissal Of First Lieutenant
. Van Evert, I2O New York Volunteers. for
aking or allowing. false entries over his
Vn signature on the muster rolls Of his
mpany.
Two Virginia colleges are now in the
Inds If the Lee family. RE. Lee is Pres
eut Of Wa hingtoR College and his son,
.orge W. Curtis, has been appointed Pro
isor Of Engineering in the Lexing.ou In
tute
Nearly fifteen hundred rebels were Tar.
ned to day.
The last Of tho Tennessee and VIRGINIA
ntral Railroad viii be in running order
IA Knoxville 10 Lyhehburg in a few days. 1
NEw foRE, Sept. 2s.-Docaments con-
ming The f,ee government Of Mexico. arr,
blished by Mr.. J. n. Neranno. Consul
neral of the Republic of Mexico. in the 1
tied States, including Communication
m President Juarez, aud Mr.. Romero
Minister in Washington, an a circular
IA the Secretary of State, Blr. Lerdode-
alta I
uarez left Chihuahus, on the 9th Of Au-
1, and arrived the 18th at Fl Paso, where
established his Government. surrounded p
his Cabinet, as We have heretofore An
need, but Notwithstanding that he has
nd it exPed ent 10 thus temporarily O
nge his capital, BE not only hopes. but d
s confident Of an ultimate and complete Z,
mph over the invaders. He has staI VI
q bodies of troops at his disposal, Who ed
e commenced attacking the various de- :,
lments ofthe invaders in detail. nov \
the latter has so greatly weakened their
by extending them and he aatieipates
siye victories very soon. Y
. does not think Maximiian's forces
be Likely to attempt to drive him from
'aso; but, even should they succeed ia
g SO, he has no idea Of abandoning his sr
'try, aud there continue the struggle Ca
,uine Of ultimate success.
be officers Of the Mexican Republ,e who
arrested here leaving FL Paso. about
beginning Of the present month. that R 9e
people Of that town were uuauim us in
enthusiastic reception Of President Ho
ez. be
neral Myrette, with 100 officers. had F7qT
TO the interior to collect aud discipline G
ATS, aud expected to be abe 10 raise 81
, force in a short time
lie Herald's special says the Burch fam
lrrested by order Of General Baker for u
ing and branding Government no .e.
ia whose behalf Judge WyIie issued a
Of habeas corpus, have not yet been
'sed Of before military court The
dent set aside Judge Wylie's writ. not 4
ach as 70 take these men out Of civil III
g as to deny a precedent, which Il
d, if established, open the doors to
orany other criminal, who might
% 20 avail himself Of the writ.
Worlds special says It may be safely
Ted that nothing positively definite has
determined reliable 10 the trial Of Js8
}. The new rumor that it is to take UO
n Richmond about the middle Of O--
) Is merely gratuitous. The President
My gone 50 FAR, it believes, as 10 de-
that when e does come of. thar IL
I be befre the civil iribuual. There
y excellent authefity Tor declaring Az
wo, il not three, members Of the Cab - ~
Re opposed % giving jed. Davis apv
whatever. They prefer, it Is intimated Goa
le should leave The country for ever.
'Tos' c. W., Sept. 2s-An unknown ~.
iger IN the night tram from The west
himself IN sleeping ear. lie wss
IN BIZ berth, By the conductor. VIE.
suspension Bridge, covered with bid
be pistol ia his hand. Hs letters B5
we're marked Dubuque. {
: oElrsss. sepL p. via Msvqoevrsv
he Convention today, passed an or.
e. raufying all laws passed bv Al. Per
AZURE during The war. boa ineonsi.t-
n The Constitution Of the Unatd
J ana the ordnance Of the present
a'oii' except that eoacerniug the ISSUE
aury notes aud bond.. oae'
.'traRf' sept l3.-The Provost Mar
FREEDMEN has srrelied che Judge.
: District Attorney, nsd Jury 81 he Aaa
luaieia' District, far trying a Hsrso
q With larceny. The saPsFiHisnd. iss'