The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-14
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Affairs In North Carolina.
Policy OF Gov. Holden.
The Missouri New State C0HstitH.
ton Ratified.
The Policy Of Military Govern
ment for the Cotton States.
SpeculalIOns About II.
Parsons to be Governor Of Ala.
bama.

NEW YORK, June 13.-The Herald's Ra-
leigh, n. c., correspondent of the slh, says
Gov Holden took possession of the Cover
ner's room at the capitol, and entered upon
the formal discharge Of the duties devOlv-
ing upon him as the provisional Executive
Of this State. He has already made the
following appointments. C. R. Thomas,
Secretary Of State Jonathan Worth, State
Treasurer J. r. S. Cannon, 4. D. c.; with
the rank of Colonel. His proclamation is
soon to be issued, but from an article pub
lished in a paper lately under his control,
and from the known character of the new
Governor, many important features can be
iorstoId.
A convention will undoubtedly be sug-
gssted, aud hopes are entertained that the
Slate may be represented in the next Con-
gress. A session is TO be made of the leg
islature which met during the rebellion.
Those referring 10 the SO called Confeder-
ate govt, to be declared void, and those
referring to state and domestic matters,
only such as the appointments OF magis-
srates and have issued certificates Of mar
riage are TO be retained As far as possible.
Gen. eehofisld has issued an order cali
ing upon all officers and soldiers in his
commsnd % assist the executive in the dis
charge of his duties.
Applications for pardon under the terms
Of the Presidents amnesty proclamation
are already quite numerous.
A Tribune special dated st. Louis, June
I2.a, says the new constitution is adopted d.
Official and semi official returns, from sew
ensy-four counties, and the soldiers vote
from Little Rock, give S42 majority in favor
of ratification. The vote to coma in is ia
vorabie.
The Times Washington special says
strong feeling is finding expression among
many leading men, in favor of the policy
OF appointing military Governors for some
Of the extreme Southern States, as far as
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
and Mississippi, and of keeping the States
under strict military control until the peo-
ple are to one man returned to their avoea-
tions, and the labor status of ffcedmsn
property adjusted with their late masters.
The efforts Of the deleg ations from these
quarters are not meeting much encourage
meut. There are several prominent gen.
tlemsn, with fne executive abilities and
cool head, who can now be spared to settle
the disturbed affairs Of these States.
The Hsrsld's special has the following;
Notwithstanding the order Of the Presideat
discharging all prisoners Of war, below the
rank Of Major, large numbers Of applics'
tions are daily made to him for such dis
charges. All parties should understand
that these applications are unnecessary and
useless. Very large numbers Of spPlica-
tions are made to the President for the dis
charge of soldiers, whose term Of service
does not expire until after September SOth,
Such applications should DO made to the
Secretary Of War, and such as are received
by the Presidents are at once referred 70 him
fJr such action a. he shall deem proper in
the premises.
Tho President has appointed Judge Par
sons Provisional Governor Of Alabama. In
structions to Provisional Governors will be
determined upon at the Cabinet meeting
tomorrow.
Gen. sherman has revised and corrected
his report Of his operations in North and
South Carolins, snd it viii be republished
by the War Department in its amended
form.
All Of sheridan's cavalry remaining in
this vicinity viii be under command o.
Mai Gen. Crook.
It is understood that Gen. Slough has
been appointed Governor Of Colorado in
place Of Mr.. Evans. Mr.. Slough received
his first military commission from Col. Gil
pin, first Governor of this Territory.