The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
The Mississippi Senate and ihe
Freedmen.
Freedmeh's Affairs In Texas.
Interview Win President John
He Relierates his ReOrgsnlza.
ton Doctrine
In FaVOr OF MOdInea Negro Saf
Earlh CarOllaa Convention.
The Mississippi Legislature.
American Affairs In China.
Canada and The FenIans.
Canada and The Fenlans

Canada and The FenIanS.
Mead and Clcopaira, nom Boston Mari
Posa, iroH View York Alabama, i-om Liv-
! erpcol.
Cotton duh; 500 bales sofa Sc ex-
change improved p % =.
ln the Mississippi senate resolutions were
aimed e. Governor Shafkey, and Restricting
the rights and privileges of freedmen 20
what statute laws were granted o. freedmen
before The var. Laid on the table by .
large majority.
6oV. hamilton officially defncs she state
ment Necessary b accompany petitions ior
/ pardon requiring his endorsement.
General Gregory, Commissioner Of Texas
ireedmen, Issued q circular on she I2ih in
| which ne copied the Emancipation Pro
| ciamaiion, aud Is 90 be Literally circuiatcd
/ everywhere. Officers Of the Bureau are 90
adiudicale eases between freedmen and
whites where State judicial olieeri b.
means Of Oh codes fail h DO the frcefmen
impartial Justice. Freedmen are enioincd
70 make contracts with employees, they
must work idieuess viii not BE- tolerated,
and contracts must be kept. AT oflcors ~
the Bureau, aud citizens generally, are re-
/ queated 20 dissipa;e The idva entertained BY
/ freedmen az many points, that land Wili D.
| divided among them BY Christmas.
Gen. Fullerton, Assistant Comm ssiouer
Of Louisiana, has also issued sn address 10
] The freedmen, enthusiastically same as above.
Col. Kirby, prominent eiiizea Of Texas,
I related TO kirby Smith, was killed hv .
former employee, ~ HeHpstead.
The leading merchants OF Houston are
| projecting a cotton factory.
Ngw NORg, Oct. 11--rhe substance Of
President Johuson's remarks GA thu subject
Of reconstruction IN the southern states,
/ during recent private Interview With him,
Is given, With the Presidents approval. b.
Major Geo 4. stearus, 81 Massachusetts.
/ The Preaideut, in reply &c tie remark thaf
the Democrats claimed that ne bad gone
over 20 then, intmated thatthe Dem0eratic
| party had discovered that he vas in ndvanre
Of it, and that i VS. now trying to come
/ up 20 his standard, and he h0ped it would
succeed Ia 20 doing. He re-enunciaied bis
/ doctrine that notwithstanding the s0-called
secession Of certain States they were never
ont Of the union, bus By their reoellIous
course they had forfeited their civil Govern
ment, 10 reconstruct the mach merry % VII ch,
as soon as possible, he considers the chief
/ duty Of The time. This, be says, cannot be
done In a moment, bus such great and hap
/ Ply progress Is being made In d that the re-
suits sometimes appear % him like a dream
He did not expect 10 forever deprive Of their
| former civil rights even a majority Of thoss
who were excluded IN The amnesty procla-
nation, but be ini nded that they should
sue for pardon, and thus realize the enofini-
| ~ Of their crime.
He Is in favor Of allowing those negroes
who have served IN the army, those vino
can read and write, and ihoss who are l,os-
sessed Of certain qualifications, 30 vote. but
II ~
! righ:, 81 force these conditions on the white
I people Of she South, though be believes
they will ere long eoncsdc this privileges 20
! freedmen. The President also favofs basiug
| representation upon the number Of quail
fed voters instead Of on Population as a.
present,
The View York Heraid's Raleigh eorros-
| pendent SAYS Of the North Carolina Con
| vention A singular announcement was
| made by the Chairman, % The effect chat,
] after dillgent sesrch be IVES unable ID pro-
cure national hsgio hoist over the cariial.
and had 10 send 20 New York ior one.
/ Nothing is said, but the timely receipt %
/ Telegram from President Johnson, saying
that North Carolina should 81 0ace rcpudi-
ate every dollar Of Indebtedness contracted
10 tssist the rebellion, prevented the
siaviug Cd BY secession members Of a
vote on the ordinance completely ignoring
that debt, as they had their plans already
laid for that purpose but on reading the
taken up aud passed amid great cheering
aud enthusiasm.
There being but a few dissenting VOTES,
the proposed amendment 10 submit q % q
vote Of the people vas next adopted. Tbs
ordinance which was not passed, iof the or
ganizatiOn iu some Of the counties Of D mil
Iiary force 70 suppress outlasfry. hes, Do d
understood, the sppToTais Of che National
military authorities. Resolutions were
adopted requesting the Pre- ident 90 restore
% the people Of North Carolina an their oid
constitutional rights, remove She military
and transfer The civil poHers % eiTil an
thorilies.
NHw Yoaz, Oct 25.-The Hefald's Jack
400, Miss respondent represents 1n I'M
favorable stale of Affairs in that STATE. The
Legisiaiure which met last Monday he.
some difficult work before it, the worst Of
which j. probably the revocation n STATE
| ordinances which were Ia q blocking condi-
ton. The debt Of the commonwealth d
large, hgt though macy Of the pcopla "a
vored a second resort % the expedieut of re.
pudiation, IL is thought that Mississippi ha.
had enough Of this aud viii not try Is agair
except 90 far as regards that portion Of hei
indebtedness contracted 10 assist the rebel
lion, al Of which is is believed VIII be il
Dored.
Another question with which ths mem.
. bers VIII have 70 deal, = that relatiuf
to the admission ,oi negro testimony %
courts. "A majority OF them are said
TO BE- ia favor Of Governor Sharkey,
who insists upon i, the position OF United
States seustot, ana b. their choosing a.
State Printer gentleman who iav0ra j.
Tbcse ere 0uly two Of the maay dinculte|
WITH As industry generally throaehot ihl
State has been paralyzed By war, there j. 4
grca; lack Of the natiys energy neccssary d
renssiiats it. Some practical but erus
/ Jokes have headed Mississippi niezcrs win
. story that % Christmas day ne Govern.
meat intends giving each a tract ol land
and hence many of them refuse 10 eute
mo contracts viih planters or period *
tending bcTond ihat time.
NV foEr, Oct. 13.-rhe auproaehfnr
change in our relations vita China i dis
cl''ed with sasuesiness IN the Ensiial
pfrss.
The shasgkai correspondent OF the Lon
don Iimes states that hitherto Americai
Natiolai Representative have been treais'
with iil concealed dislike, aad in some in
slauces, with cOnten %. he attributes thi
fact mainly D. the absence III an American
feet in Chinsse waters, and ptrtiy @ ~
habit Of making I1ulula CUT "a Mifllqn lflt-
NoE that our deet j. OF he road % lnina
! Extraordinary chsnrea are anticipates in
the mutual diplomats relations OF iha ~
I Countries.
ne time rscapiiuiaics shether he frat
Introduction q Americans VIA D. o. a not'
tile character
ne Americas citizen burgirisre. loi
Z uha.. restoration imperative demandl Wesl
u,ade bv the United states Consul, e Be
lessd 70 have beea either starved Or exc
NJ Lfgs-pool Pest belisrss fkat In thu
/. future Engiish-chinese en- China viii b.
considerably affected b. Americas rivalry
NEu IozE, Oct. z1.--Ihe Hsraldis T.ro1.
% cogrcsp -ndcnt says Che msinbrr1 III IA
provisional government and their support
crs IN Canada are ia q slate 10 rreat srila-
tom i1 regard % tie Fenian movement.
fanian orgarizatiou has been kn0an = eE-
y. there i9r yrarH, bus has occasilncd hui
ii-tle cn1csrn uutil he occurrence q rccsHt
eyeaia, QuinF 20 which D. has .re1sp rr4
hn9iand, Ire aud and thc caraa-i-
lhe Government has, Is b $40, 9fs.ni=ee
aFd Distributed throrsseas - pfotinee a
terce rfspiea. Grca. aciifiiy a reported %
rreFaI ia military aliaifs changes ~ The
dfsuositsoa az troops arc hting made Tar-
] rf.5u4 strenztbensd 10 regions Whers he
f-i.L ,-..,aIiaaief iuvestikaliou1 of he
N i.rslitr III alicsrs sod 11idierl are BENG
.nsiituis3. and arnl are tsiag sIi1isuil q