The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-01

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thousand bales, not one hundred bales vii
be rlised this year. The people srs aubiu-
gated and humlls,ei. 50 they scccpt recon
s1ueton simply because they must. Their
: spirit is bitter. A ever. this rcnonus
. hairad Of Iaukeel is found among women
ana youag men, while older men have more
regard for their interests. And those who
are IN business a'e generally better stocked
with gods; ard a constant tendency to 20
back ahd 6ght battles 6ver again Is every
whcse= e=sncounterod. Yoa can hsrliv talk
h1s s.ru.es with southern rhsn bat that
be Va-id Try % convince you thst II they
had only done differently, tue result vou'I
have hean mstsrslly changed where chs
topic iails. The blame Of the whoe troa-
BE is east on hated Yauhess. because thev
would talk aboui slavery and ari.ats be
South, therefore they went 70 war Oae
Young woman in the ears wished thar not
another bale Of cotton would ever grow.
sac would rather wear woolen the hottest
day Of August than contribato anything 70
y nkee Manufacsories. A dozsa nsa
around, received and applauded her asne-
menu. Another woman, af.er csnsu inr
the lack Of spirit among the moa. wishsd
women Of the South ecu d fght the women
Of the North, aud was sure they could whip
them, and observed that such violeacs Of
expression was commonly received wi,h ap.
pausa. These women did not belong 70 the
lower class, but represented the more ineu-
eutisl class.
Most of the freedmen women are on plan
tatiors, and ara laboTing for their subs.i-
ence. The majority OF planters are glad to
have them, but many thrust them out from
their plantations VITA great violence, shreat-
ening hem with logging and even with
shooting, il they return, aud in some cases
those infections were sotually suffered.
lhole Who think the spirit Of slavery an
thing pertaining to concilistlon sud power.
are most wofally mistaken. eouversed /
freely with several Of the soatherners, and |
though they differ in degree Of feeling they
mauiie'tei. yet oil kinds was enc and uu-
mistakably the same in general oPinisn.
They yield to necessity, but dislike the Gov |
ernmenti and hate emancipation.
NEw ORlEANs July 29.4Cot,on is in good |
demand lS,eoo bales sold AZ 4l@4s. Weeks
receipts 10000 ba'es. ssoik on hand, 4s.o0O
bales- Exports l3,o00 bales. sugsr and
Molasses steady.
Gov. Hamilton, in speech at Galveston,
was par icularIy severe on the press, pulpit.
and political teachers Of the South. H.
reviewed the whole doctrine o. secession
aud States Rights. and bore down severely
on their advocates. He said little concern
lag future intentions.
Gov sharkey, Of Mississippi, has Issued a
proclamation re-aiiirming the rePlsyjn law
Of thst state.
Gov. Parsons, Of Alabams, haa named the
sIst Of August as the day for holdiag the
election lor members OF The State Conven-
ton, and the 18th Of September Ter Tho
meeting Of the same.
Many Of the returned paroled soldiers
in Mobile are almost naked.
A apocsl 10 The Tribune, dated Washing
ton, July So.--A number Of the intel igsnt
freedmen Of Virginia are r,qus. ting the aid
Of Colonel Brown OF the Freedmea's Baresui
stationed in Richmoud. ia collecting their
claims .or the com pensatlon OF labor rem
d red their former masters, from January
Ist. 1903. tha date Of the Presidents procla-
nation, TO the date Of tho occupaHon Of
Richmond by our fcrces. Ihey represent
that the negroes made free BY the prOcla-
nation were held an3 treated as slaves un-
til their former masiers were forcIbly dis
possessed Of them aud their so-ealled chat
ties by our government, and claim with ap-
parent Justice eompensat On for the labor
rendered.
Colonel Brown has asked for in nstructioua
from the Fresdmens Bureau, and will re-
csive the opinion Of General Howard in
fsw days.
Paymasler Walsh, one of tbs principal
officers Of the pay depar meat in this city,
was, with his two ciorks, arrested yesterday
and lodged in the Old Cspitol pnsou. Ra
NOR has t that heavy deialcatons have
been discovered IN his accounts.
WAsHISaToE, July 80. In she Quarter
massor Departments ono hundred and 6ny
extra clerks are kept 81 work AL night, and
the Departments Do employ ing sl re tenn
Iiorary bauds that can 6o had fr me sur
pose Of working of she vat amount 4 5u
siness that ha. been thrown upon The Quar-
/ tsrmastor DspaItmsut b. fesao- Of ths sud
den close OF tbs war, and the mastering Gus
OF the armies
w. W. Corcoran, one Of tbe oldest and
wealthieai residents Of this Diatriet, has just
presented his building on II. street, between
/ 18Th end I4ih. 70 the Columbia College. The
worth Of the property is estimated at about
s3O,Oo0. The bui ding is specially designed
for the medical department Of ths College.
CxussarI, July 81. The star candle
manuiactory OF Wm. II. Woods 4 Co aud
the pork house Of High q Co, situated on
Deer Creek road, North Court street, we're
destroyed By 6ro last night. Loss $40 ooo.
A riot occurred in Cumminsvils yester.
day iIr which ihsoa msu we're sbol and .
large amount Of property destroyed.
The Memphis Dispatch reporta ths seizure
Of the Coihmsrsal Blnk at MsaPhis, and
discovering Of dsialcation In the custom
house. It Is supposed fbs money that
Should have been in the custom house had
been used by the bank.
ToLEDo, July Sl--A young men named
Fred HsiGsanp VS. murdered snd robbed
here, Of a small amount Of money and 3
gold watch, early SUNDAY morning. No ar
| rests yet.