The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-23
Afternoon Dispatches.
Indiana Regiments to be Nus
tered Ont.
Captures at Augusta.
Parties In North Carolina.
Gen. Sheridan'S Command.
He Supercedes Candy.
Candy Relieves Banks.
Detention Of JeG. Davis q { Fort
FeSs Monroe.
Sheridan or for Texas.
The New Amnesty.

CIScrESArr, May 22-Indiauspolis dis
patch says: About thirty Indisua Regi-
ments viii be mustered cut within two
weeks.
NEw YoEE, Nay 22.--The Herald's Au-
gusta, Ga, dispatch gives an account OF
the Occupatjsn n Of that city. Gen. Molli-
nauz, Of New York, took formal possession
Of the town on Nay 9Th, and found about
100000 ba es Of Cotton, ten million dollars
worth ordnance, and other rebel stores, and
forty five thousand dollars worth ofbulliOn.
A part of JEFF. Davis specie tr in was cap
tursd, and one hundred and eighty i've
thousand dolIsrs in gold secured.
The Savannah River has been opened to
Savannah, and Railroad Communication
from Louisville, Ky, to Charleston will
soon be complete.
WAsHrs0rov, Nay ga special 60 the
Times says the delegation from North Caro-
lima now in that city assert that the party
known during the war rs the conservative
party in thst state, was, in reality eompos-
ed mainly OF Union men who were compel
led to assume the guise of opposition to the
ultra advocates Of secession, and that two
years ago Gov. Vance was elected to his po-
sition as professed representative Of that
party, but that be betrayed those who
placed him in power By becoming the tool
OF Davis.
The irst step taken in North Carolina
recOustruction will be the appointment Of a
Military Governor, usder whose Gala State
Convention shall meet and devise measures
for the proper amendment Of the State Con-
stitution sud the election Of Stats officers
and members Of Congress.
General sheridan now virtually super
cedes General anby in command Of the
Military Division Of the Mississippi. Gen
e-sl Candy has been assigned to the COM
mand Of u department OF the Gulf, which
relieves General Baaks, who Is ordered TO
report to the Adjutsnt General Of thea army
The d-pir,ne It Of the Cuffs considera
bly, extended, and will inciude ssversl
states hereJoiIe included in other dsPari-
Insnts.
This action 80 fsr as it relates 70 Genera
Banks, il Of b purely m Iitary character
nd is Eos done as the result Of the Lab. r.
OF any investigating com mittee, or because
Of charges Preterred or presumed, b-Ough'
to be against General Basks By Pollu
ciaas now here. These parties have no,
had a1 interview with Geu. Grant and be
knows nothing Of their views or wishes.
ghls change 10 the several military com
mands has Iesn Contemplated several
E,eks.
wAsaISoTov. Msy q The detention Of
JeF Davis al FJrlrs,s Monroe, is in The sz-
pectsuOn that some time will elapse oef0r
ell the evidence Of MS completely in the
assassin ltion conspiracy is collected. b,
will in all probability be indicted tor treas
on by the Grand Jury now sitting Alex
andria.
WAsHSoroy, May p A special TO the
Tribune, dated the 2lst, says: Sheridan
left for Texas last evening. II is under
stood ne has authority 10 collect such troops
as may be available in the Western De-
dartment, and transfer them to Galveston,
and thence % march upon Kirby Smiths
force. His entire cavalry force passed by
his window at Wizards yest-rdsy, - 8
tribute to their departing chief. On satur-
day evening he was serenaded, and when
called upon for a speech, merely said he
had been 50 long in the service that be had
no time 10 make speech maker Of him
self, which no regretted for the sake Of this
occasion.
President johnson in granting respite 10
the Indiana couspirators said De was only
carrying out purpose Of MT. Lincoln, and
it must not be taken as precedent.
Frederick Seward has had bis wounds
dressed again without any app'shended
hemorrhsge. His condition is considered
favorable.
Gen. +. Blair is urged for a place in the
Cabinet, while his brother Montgomery ia
also urged for the War Department.
WAsHN0roS, May 2l.-The uez amnesty
Prociam stiou viii apply 70 all who did no,
avail themselves Of President Lincoln's.
and viii 10 more strict in is provisions.