The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-16
The Alabama Convention.
Gov. Fitzpatrick President.
Action Of the kentucky Confer.
ence.
Arrest ola Captain for Stealing,

INV ORLEANS, Sept. l4.-Cot;ou very I'm
with sales Of 1000 bales middling at 4jc.
The weeks receipts have been "a 900 bales.
Stock on hand 80 ,ueo bales. Sugar. from
fair to fully fair, IsK@I6c. Exchange ON
New York sight L@s4c discount Clear
ances for all points IN Texas can hereafter
be made. The Collector has commenced TO
refund the one per cent. per pound ships
ping fee on cotton, amt three cents ner
chantage fee, heretofore enormously col
lected.
The Mobile News Moutgcdery special
says that many Influential citizens of Ma
rengo and adjacent cou.des have petitioned
Gov. Parsons, sskirs for the removal of Col.
Lynch, Of the Issh Mississippi cavalry, as
Lvneh's opea sentiments would lead TO a
negro rebellion agains. the whites. bIoodshed
being imminent.
NEw YORK, Sept. Ij.-The Hcrald's WASH
4 ington special says the statement recently
published in Nsw York paper that the
Secretary CT the Treasury decided 10 issue
SIC bonds in change, for compound inter
est notes, is without foundation. The Sec
rotary has various financial measures under
consideration, but no definite action has
been taken CD any Of them.
| Major General Howard. Of the Frsedmen's
Bureau, to-day made a thorough personal
inspection of most Of the homes of the col
ored people of Washington, and reports them
as being comfortable. aud probably better
cared for than those residing IN any other
section lthe country. ..r
/ The parties entitled to the reward for the
capture Of those engaged in the conspiracy
| plot, sud ASSASSINATION OF the late President
have been solicited by the War Department,
and it ia understood that their names will
be made public shortly. Promotions for
officers who We're conspicuous in bringing
the conspirator. 20 justice have been made
out, and are only waiting for the signalure
Of Che secretary Of War. who Is now sbseut
| from the city.
| Col. G. Brown. Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen for the Stare Of Virginia, reports
to Gen. Howard, from Richmond, that be
has reason TO believe thai the fears expressed
by a number ofcitzeus Of Virgins. ofan in
surrection by the freedmen Of their State,
is groundless. Gen. Terry has SO disposed
of the troops through the State as 10 enable
AIN 20 ef'ecually squelch any attempt Of
the kind by the negroes. ...
The Times Washington special says; The
President pardoned, to-day, Mcnzel Reid O
Bedford county, PennsyKania. This is one
Of the brothers who recently figured in the
habeas corpus ease in which there was a
completely of authority between the Nation
al government and State courts. Red is in
custody on warrant, charging him with
treason, aud the PRESIDENT pardon resites
this fact, and pardous him for that offence.
| The extensive Government sale Of Loco
motives and Cars viii begin at Portland
Maine, on the 18th inst, and follow with
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Alsxan-
dria and other points. Lively competition
is expected.
| Alarge amount ofmiliiary stookin Virginia
has been leased to the Railroads Of that
state until the Governments ready 70 sell
the same.
NV YoRE, Sept. IA Washington
special to the Herald, dated The I4th, says
/ Herschel v johnson, OF Georgia, returned
to Washington to-day, from O. visit to Alex
ander H. Stephens in Fort Warren. he
spent last Friday with Mr.. stephens, aud
reports him in ordinary health - bne can
| De in confinement lie is allowed 10 re-
ceive the visits Of his friends. Quite as
many are admitted a. be desires to receive.
HIS brother, General stephens, who accom-
| panied Mr.. johnson % Fort Warren, re-
mains there still, and is permitted 70 sleep
in his brothers apartment and join him in'
his walks for exercise Mr.. stephens viii
probably not be- pardoued until the questios
Of reconstruction IS practically settled by
the admission OF representative from the
Southern States.
A Washington special 10 The World, dated
| I4th, says a letter has been received to-day
from AndersonvilIe containing interesting
particulars 90 the friends Of deceased sol
diers buried there.
The national grave yard IS being Improved
and beautifed. There are 1871 bodies lying
in it. THIS enterpri-e is under the imme-
date charge OF Capt. ". a. Griffith, who has
been At work there since May last Al Of
the old buildings are standing -stockades
hospitals, ETC., o. when they contained IS,
900 prisoner, being the largest numberever
there. No bodies eaa be removed unlr
! November, o. the military authorities pre-
vent e. After ths ist Of Nvvember. The
| relatives ~ those Whoarr Inferred there, can
| procure metallic collins 81 the place for
transportation o. shy part OF the Union.
Persons who do not care or have not ths
means to visit that place, caa have the
bodies Forwarded BY Ezpreas, by sPplca
ton To Thos b. Brock. The graves are ala
numbered and easily aseertamed.
Terrence Atvaters charged with hslarce-
nv Of the AudersonyIlle record, which
were purchased from Aim by che War De-
pa4trneut. for the slm Of thFee hundred
dollars, hiss been tried by srourt-lnartiai,
when uHsa lan Nf1rlAlt - AAH HtFaAi ~ u -
az Washington. The sentence has been
mbnsittsd to the War Deparimeoi. aad Is
4 now awaiting the approval q ths President.
whom it VII daubiisss b. Iaaes n,laie.
United state. District Attorney risntz. Of
Florids. sFriYei here ,his moyniBg. Mr..
Plantr makes a iavasable report Of affairs in
/ Flcrida.
Al edog, . being made u,tesf rls N,s-ys
I land registration law. A q hearing Of
Inandamus case Against thefcgi sisrs in the
adioiuins eoanty II MaligsmsFy. Instituted
10 the Circuit Court. before Hon. Judge
Berry, the petition was Dismissed by the
e0uFi, snd IN appeal taken 10 the Appellate
Court citing as AnaPolis- Tbis hEiHgs the
copy, f,aI. tsrr s4.sas ii