The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-22

NEW YORK, u. Mackey, the wen knoEn
Charleston Unionist prOnounces the deiega-
ton Just arrived from hat city 10 confer
with the President on the subject Of en-
plOymsnt Of freedmen in S. C. composed
entirely Of original secessionists and rebels
throughout the war. He regards their com
ing as an impudeut insult to the United
States
wAsHISoTgy, June 2l.-Thsre is yel 10
decision as 70 when ard where Jea. Davis
IS 10 be tTied.
4 sPecial % the chsoaicls says. General
Rurlburt is 20 81 oo-rt n-f@alsd &c New
0rleans "a ser.sas charges.
OGesrs from New Orleans report LAT
Kirby Smith made nothing privaseiy n MS
cotton operations; be only used cotton 10
secure pay aud subsisteuee 'or his army
Hs Q~u4-tormester lately turned ever e
Gen. Candy 5000 Ia .old. as rebel prop
er.y,
Caps. n shoiTey arrived 10 day, having "a
charge Mr.. Gale, Of ahawba, Alabama,
who adyelu sed proposals to ssssssina5s Mr.
Lincoln. for one million dollars. The prs
Oner Is a lawyer, add o.sims the adair was
aioke. tie has aPf led 20 keveril J0ba
son aud J. Z. Bradley s counsel.
EEw YoRK, June s0-rhe Posts Nah
ingtou specisl ssys Pres -ut johnson lie
cline, appointing Gen. So, OF Aisbama, ,
IS Provisional Governor Of bal. STATE, n
the ground that he he, served Pa ths rebel
army.
NEw YoRk, june 2l.-Secrclary Stlutons
report Of operations Of his Department for
the last year Of the wa is published, from
which il appears there were iopsarded TO
the field 4s9, 626 soldiers. and mustered out
and discharged 26s, ia over 200 Aags cap
tured from the Rebels there were l0l $50
eolored troops in service.
The Paymaster Generals report is up to
June 30, 1854 disbursements up to that
time amounted to Ssls,4s4,s65 81.
Bosrox, June 2I.-The Hon. ~Theophilus
Parsons presides over a large gathering Of
citizens in Fanieul Hall to-day, to discuss }
matters relating to the future prosperity of :
the country. Among the list Of speakers
II p AAeAAI NGAA 8NNNANAf - - 6-A~g 11Hs
Boutwell,, and other prominent men.
New ToRk, June 2I.-Rear Admiral :
Dahlgreen having been relieved Of the 2
command Of the squad before Charleston, y
and has left for the North, has issued a
order to the feet, in which he re-
cords their deeds. He is particular TO
claim for the Navy a share Of the hOnOrs
in securing positions in Charleston
Notwithstanding it had been as =
in army circles that the capture q
could have been made without the assists ,
anee of the Navy. He refers TO the sacrif-
and losses sustained by the Navy, to
with what zeal, devotion, endurance,
skill they performed their arduous du-
and speaks in the highest terms of his d
)fieers and men =
NEw YoRK, June GA Herald's Wash
ngton letter says the delegation fr m S. G., i,
which arrived in Washington yesterday, Sc
nave Instructions to represent to the Presi-
lent the expediency Of establishing an
.ficient plan whereby the relations between
he freedmen Ofthe State and their employ
r in regard to labor and wages can be sat "a
sfactorily arranged. They profess a viii 4
ingness to award TO the freedmen they 1
nay employ one half the crops as a recon-
.ense for their labor: but unless they have
guarantee that the labor hall be %cOntin-
it will be of no use 10 ope-
atoms. Another idea is, if the late slaves r
- IL l.. -. AbnTW 11ar~. .
.ons they will select corn planting as the
asiest work and TO the crest diminution of II
he cotton and rice crops. The members Of
delegation accept abolition, declaring
ia The slave owners who have secured
,eir freedom by getting rid Of them. They
xpress a determination to be loyal, and
yn they have been foiled in a great under
king, aid think they were right in seced-
but admit that they may have erred.
The same correspondent says the rebel
secretary Of the Treasury, Trenholm, went
Columbia and reported to our command 4
At. He was ready to deliver himself mp e
any time. He then led of with zeal 10 .
Try into effect the military emancipation
ders, and was first 10 contract satisfactory "A
with his freedmen, seven hundred in y
not one Of whom left him. Before
e war he was a gradual emancipationist, 4
Id his ready adoption of the Government
and policy in Columbia had & saluta-
? effect in that region, and under Colonel
oughton, who is praised by all parties
lere, the trial will be a fair one. subse-
lently an order was received from General u
.atch for his arrest Tie order was
obeyed and Trenholm drove home
nder parole to Orangeburg, in his " car
age, and proceeded thence BY railroad to
where he was lodged in jail. b
|, conversation with TrenhOlm's s%on-in-
W he told me that Mr.. T. was forced to
Ike the position Of Secretary Of the Treas
~ under Davis. He declined twice and
as at last peremptOrily ordered TO report
Richmond, by Davis, in the following s
=
Your services are needed. Report here
nmediately. %
PHIApELPH1A, June 21.-Undei I~nstruc-
Of the Navy Department, League
Ian d was visited yesterday for the Pur-
ose Of preparing it for the iron olads, which
"a to be laid up. There are several Mon
ors in the stream of the city, which came e.
D Yesterday from the South. Z
NEW YoRK, June 2l.-GOld is unsettled. !
he quotations have ranged from 14o up to
II, and down TO 14OA.