The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-13
Prom North Carolina

The tnlOn Victory Complete.
Prom Norlh Carolina.
NV YoRE. Oct. IA statement Of the
lameutEo.e condition Of aiiairs On ne Pa
cite coast az port q AcQuauioo. Af4xicb. Is
given by the Herald scolrespondent ia taat
town, writing on ihe 18Th 81 iast month.
The placa vas reoccupied 81 The Imperials
I on the tih Sepicmbcr q naval squadron
[ arriving in thc harhor aud landing four
[ hundred troops, an native MeKicans un-
der Gen. Msntcamoo. Alvarez. the Re-
puhlcan commander, who held the place
on Their arrival retired with bis force nun
bering three thousand. a1sut twelve uiics
/ into the interior, and there remained. cut
| ting OF an supplies from the Imperiallsts.
| The latter did not venture bcyoud The limits
Of the town. even 10 day time. and az night
they bad 20 shut themselves un In the Iort.
as Alvarez and his men canc aud had pretty
much their oEn wav. The greater portion
] Of che population len with Alvarcs, but
these who remained did not keep open their
| shops a. he had By proclamation forbidden
I them G do 50, consequently husincss was a.
aeompiete stand Still. Macmillan q. GERS
| could set none Of The iuhabitants o. 90 unV- I
/ thing % them, and cuiside Of The fori an I
/ lmperialist could not obtain glass Of /
Watcr.
the Herald's Richmond correspondent |
| SAYS the following orders have been received. |
/ An District and Post Commanders in this j
| Department viii use efficient means 60 pre-
vent any interference BY the officers and /
men 81 Their command with the election /
which VII take place en- The l2th inst |
/ rhey VII. on the day Of election, remove |
an tcops from the vicinity OF the polling |
| piact and suffer no officer or man % ap-
proaih them excepting In cases Of disturb /
anceof The peace. When absolutely neees-
sary military force may be used 10 quell the
sams
BY command CT A. P. TEssy,
Major General.
Eb. W. swra. Adj. General
There are indications of excitement IN
Norfolk 81 the State election. The military
viii be held 10 readiness 70 qacl any Dis
turbanca that may occur.
A special 10 the Times from Washington
under date Of the ilth inst, says a deiega-
ton from South Carolina, Appointed by
unanimous vote Of The late Convention In
that State 70 present their action % the
President for th.. pardon OF JED. Davia has
arrived here and expect 10 have an audi
enco az The Executive Mansion ts-nlorrow.
The delegation consists 0f Alfred Hueheg,
Judge VI ardioW and AZ, DawSins. The FIRST /
named was the soeoud R1ii uiastsr 81 Charle'-
ton ever appointed and eentinued ia once /
until the secessiaf cf MA stale.
Citizens Of South Oafoliue who arrived /
here to-day. direct from that sta'c, repre- /
sent that the canvass Tor Lniied States Sen
aior is exceedingly lively, aud that the 4
prospect for the election Of GOV. Perry is IN
favorable. lis unreserved statement shat /
the parish system fostorcd and encouraged |
secession and committed many other petit
cal sins. has gained the strong opposition
Of the parishes, and their citizens uaitedly /
oppose Gov Perry ior Senator.
The President this morning made the iol-
lowing appointments
D. II. Henderson, Collector Of Internal !
Revenue for The Sd District Of the State Of
Ohio VIM. A. Price, Collector o. Internl /
Revenue for the 9th District of the State of j
Missouri Montgomery Mooses, COLLECTOR of /
Internal Revenue FOX the lsf District of the /
State Of South Carolina james 3. Gibbs, Coll
loctor Of Internal Revenue Cor the % Dis
triet 81 ths State Of South Ceroiins.
The Trihunes special says il IS estimated 1
that the War trial VIII cost the Government |
az least SEQ 900. Col. Moore, late sargeon /
General Of the rebel army, viii appcar be- /
fore the Wirz Military Commission as s
witness for the defense.
There is a misappraheEsion as 10 the or
der Tor mastering cut colored troops. An /
rTnited States coiorod volunteers credited |
on the quotas Of States viii be mustered oul
only as the exigencies Of the service may
warrant.
The Times special says q grest cotton
case, OF more properly. a great cotton swim
DE, has beeu unesrthed az Augusta, Ca Il
involves nearly t2.C09 bales Of cotton, .sf the /
vaius Of aboht 81 ,0oq ,oNo, and TIE res Of
some prominent military oiacors are mys-
teridualy mixed up in the affair. Large
amounts Of money are said 90 have been I
used In propositions Tor compromise, the /
sums beng variously estimated 1t $40 .Q9o
sl0e 900, and even S35o, 90. The volume
Of facts concerning the transaction il very
great, bus briefly are a. follows during
the rebel oceupstiou q Georgia, three par
ties, named Th0s. s. Msicalfe. Hm- A
Beale, and Jeremiah Beaie, became the
Joint owners Of e,I94 bales Of cotton vari-
ously stored At Euiaula, Alabama, Albany
and Dawson, Georgia. one Of tie parties
Metcaile, owned J. ea bales on his own &C.
count. which he rebel Gsperai IIill turned
into tho streets ct Augusta, IN 4 dknsged
condition.
Mstceifs gave person named Schley one
third OF the GOTTEN 10 re-beia u and put il ia
shipping order. This cotton Metcalfs sold
In July last through schley 10 John Garsed
Of Philadelphia. The defendants in this
case claim, aud schley claims, that Mctcaiio
also sold % them 9T00 bales owned jointly
By himself and the two Bealcs. This Net
calfs denied, claiming that be oniy gave the
price it could Be bought at for cash, which
was 20 cents per pound. Here begins the
interest In the ease. Garscd and sehiey, it
appears, then worked for the military
authorities, aud managed the matter 90 81
30 get certain orders from Ganorsls Gro
vener and stcadmsn, which frightened Met
calfe, who IS ca old man, with an agreement
% sell the cotton for two hundred thousand
dollars The bealel, however, opposed the
sale and appealed for en- injunction. The
President hearing Of this and other cases
Of intafference on the part Of the military
authorities Ia civil aiiairs. has issued au az
der which, in caustic terms, prohibits such
interference hereafter.
TIE Hersid special says taat 10 fornaiion
has been received here in Washington that
six hundred Spencer rifles, in boxes, were
seized - the Csuadiau authorities. NJ
Nisgara, yesterday. The contents of tha
boxes were accidentally discovered IN ever
hnuling The railroad iseirhts. The auihori-
lies report . &c q ease Of fsnian smuzelinr.
u is wel known that a CON bination 81. -
In several Of the principal cities 0f THE coun-
Try for the psrchaso - arms from ~.
charged soldiers, many 81 whom On ieav
ing the service avail themselves Of The uriei-
lege o. purchasing lilair guns az greatly re
dueod prices. AZ the purchase cf arms
rom dischar9ee soldiers who have the
Government feeaipt Is perfectly ieeif-
mate business, Secretary seward Eil rsl
attempt % break up the trailc.
The olh United States Cavalry Is ordered
% Gen. Sheridan, aad the "a Is Gen. She.
MAJ. Both regiments VII % disn.ounttd
and their horses returned
NEW fozE, Oct. IA special 70 ths TIL
bune dated Columbna, o., Oct. ID savs. ~
y -eignt counties giges Unioa ma
lqlity ~ 24ol9. C0aniies 10 hear hom
Mli inersase this . q, o09. with ms s5i
diera' vote 90 ,ooo--Ths Re1nbIisans brve
a. least tEo-thirds II bsth rss~bss sfsb.
Legislaiure fer ihe ensuing sisctiou ID ssas-
tors.
Cold opened Al IG4ss. sIasfuz a risK.
,-l',s new coupons less coupons new IL
Tie Hor1ldt Raleigh correspondent says
IN ne North Carolina Convention on Tnss-
day report which vas ordered % ieovsr,
vas sanniited Recommending that ~ &C.
tea b tai1cn ~ the Convention il refer
enee 70 de9is contracted By The sists lu I'D
Of he rohaiiion- i j. expected tbai the
DEB; vii b entirely repudiaiet.
TO THE LADIES OF NASHVILLE.
MRS. E. LooKHART, |