The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-11
By Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Archives Of the Rebel Govern
ment-
The Gettysburg Cemetery.
The Bodies of the COnplratOrs.
JEFF DaVIs's Captured Papers.l
Important Discoveries as to his
completely with the ASSasSI.
nation,
General Pope and the Indians.
affairs in Mississippi.
From Florida.
Maryland Indictments.
All the Army Of the Tennessee |
10 be Mustered Out.
All the Army Of the Tennessee
10 be Mustered Out.
Markets, &c.

Nav YORK, July lO.-The Times wash
ington special says: Msj. shipmau Of the
lst Wisconsin cavalry, arrived here last
evening from Macon. having in charge forty
boxes Of eaptured archives of the rebel Gov
eminent. They were most of complete
record Of the proceedings of the rebel Pro-
visiOnsl Congress, held at Montgomery in
the spr,ng of 81. These documents wsrc cap
tured from Howell Cobb, in whose possession
they had been placed for safe keeping. The
entire offcisl history Of the rebel army, COM
prised Of ell its records while under COM
nand Of Bragg and Johnston and Hood, are
part Of this lot; also, the books Of the rebel
Treasury Department, captured ST Albany,
Ga, which point they had reached as pert
Of JET Davis train.
The success Of the National Cemetery ct
Gettysburg is surprising.
The Commissioners Of the Antietam Ma
tiOnal Cemetery continue a vigorous pose
eution Of their work. The success in tlenti-
tying the remains Of the dead on the field
has been very grea. thus far. The names Of
regiments and States, to the number Of I6s.
has been aseertained, which are divided
among the States as follows. Maine y, New
Hampshire IS, Indians 50, Massachusetts
los, Wisconsin &C, Rhode Island so, Connec-
ticut 1872, M'chigsn 20, Ohio 81, Minnesota
3, Delaware 10, New Jersey J, Maryland 10,
New York 400, Pennsylvania 39I, Western
Virginia r.
TIE bodies Of the four executed on Friday
yet remain in graves within the arsenal
grounds. No order permitting their fsmi
lies to remove them has been issued. 1t sp-
pears that no objection is to be made to any
order allowing the bodies TO be delivered to
their families or friends claiming them for
the purpose of quiet burial, bot the nuthori-
ties will not consent to any demonstration
or regular funeral, which it appears was IN
tended by the relations Of Mrs. surratt, Har-
rOld aud Atzerott.
Miss surratt to day sent a note TO Gen.
Hartsud, thanking him in most heartfelt |
terms for the kindness she has received at
his hands, and for the facilities he afforded |
her for remaining in the society Of her
mother whilst in prison.
Surgeons who have examined the bodies,
state that they do not think the necks Of
any but Mrs. surratt were broken.
Among the papers of JEFF. Davis, cap
tured, the GOverpmslt has discovered sew
eral documents Of great importance in de-
termining ths guilt or completely Of Davis |
in the conspiracy plot. These documents
are Of such Importance as probably to de
termine the authorities in favor Of the trial
OF Davis by a military commission on the
charge Of assassination. II, however, It
shall be determined to try him on the
charge OF treason, he will be tried in civil
court
The Hersld's Washington special ssys del
egation from Florida by Brooks of Aiplachi-
cola and Hopkins Of Tallahassee are in the
city, and hope to have an interview with
the President concerning a Provisional
Governor fox that State. The two Generals
are understood to favor the appointment Of
Judge Marvin IS Governor. Mr.. Marvin
was for some years Judge Of tho District
Court for the Southern District Of Florida.
Although now residing il New York, he is
pronounced as suitab,e person. Florida
has been last 10 apply for assistance IN re-
construction. There is only one seeding
State without Provisional Governor.
General Pope's plans Tor the treatment Of
the Indians Of the Northwest, Of which We
made mention few days ago, meets with
the approval Of the President, and Mr.. Dale,
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, viii not
now visit the several tribes 10 make treaties
as heretofore proposed. Mr.. Dale has re-
newal Of his official duties es Commissions
er. General Pope proposes to put an end 10
the Indian tribes and place trade in the
hands Of officers Of the Government.
NEw YoRK, July l0.-The Herald's cor
respondent, writing at Columbus, Aiississip-
pi, gives picture Of the manners, NOR
ais, habits aad characters Of people, which is
fer from catering. He finds among them
little Of that ehivsIry to which they have %
long laid claim. He finds them ignorant,
and devoid Of enterprise. Poor whites, ia
these respects, standing on par with negroes.
What little Of the institution called society,
in this State before the war, was composed
Of few wealthy SHAREHOLDERS and their
fsmilies, and now slavery has ceased toexist,
the social establishment is completely dis
organized, and some Yankees viii be requir-
ed to effect is resuming.
NEW YoaE, July I0.-Our East India pa-
val squadron viii shortly be REINFORCED aud
placed in a position Of complete equality
with the war fleets Of England aud France.
The'6oyernmenl has decided 10 immedi
ately muster out Of service the remaining
troops Of the Army Of the Potomac, which
were a short time sgo, on the disbanding Of
the principal part Of that force, consolidated
into provisional corps, under e7inmasd Ct
General Wright, and ordered into encsmp-
ment on the upper Potomac
The Grand Jury Of the United States
Court IL Baltimore feand an Indictment, for
being esgsged 10 The rebellion, agsinst tbir-
teen prominent Marylauders, including
Bradley johnson and the raider Harry 6il-
more.
CiScExATi, July Ia.-A Loaisville dis
patch 70 The Commercial says that an order
hiss bsen ifsusd 10 muster out al the remain