The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-25
Afseruoon Dispatches
Re-OrganizafIoa in North Car
oiIHa.
Gen. SehOaeid and iha Negroes.
More Ahoat Jen Davis.
Mrs. ClaY claims the Reward for
her Husband.
what Mr. stephens SaId.
JsR's Cass before 8 Grand Jurg.
ATfde BIN for Treason.
AGaln ia Georgia
Important Order from General
Gilmore.
srN FORREST At MRlIPnls.
REORGANIZATION Meetings in
Alabama O.

NrW Yoak, May 24-A North cafOlins
correspondent continues % sirnish inssrest-
ing secounts Of the progress Of events in
that state, attendant on tho Efforts Of the
citizens, with the assistance of General
schofsld and his army, 10 re organise 20
cisty and rssiors civil government. The
candidates for Governor have already besn
named, and the supporters Of each are pre-
paring 10 establish their claims.
Ger. sshoaeld, On the15th, Issued smother
order in regard 70 The eolored people, IN
formfng them hat the acquiremcntg Of their
freedom imposes obligations which they
must meet, aa we'll a. comforting on them
the boon Of freedom .aHd thay. are told
tIat they viii net he supported IN idlsnsss,
bat must labor for the support ofthe1n-
selves and their iamilies.
The Herald's correspondence asys ths
camp. where JEFF. Davis was esptussd was
situated in . pine forest, or the side Of the
Abbyvills road, about one mile from r.
vinsrille, Irwin, CO. Il consisted Ct large
wall tent, containing the arch traitor and
his fsmily, snd an ordinsfy Ry eontaining
the male portion Of the carpvan. Surround
ing sad contiguous tc these wsre.two arnay
wagons, two ambulancss sid several horses
Eld mules, With their usual amount Of camp
paraph raalia, such as saddles, brides,
horses, coozing utensils, &c.
Davis himself P. n. Reagan, with Two
col6nsls, Lubbock aad johnson, side-de-
camps, had only overlaken the party the
night before afer fatiguing journey from
Washington, Ca, where they had remained
to settle some business IS they say, while
lIfz. Davis with the csildren and Servants
had pushed forward undar the profession
and escort Of private secretary HarrisoDs
and aIew faithful friands. such s. 1t. Hath
away, nidshipmsn Howsll, and about
twenty sssvanss al soldisrs.
Z wa probably as or vsry near WASH
infion where Davis dismissed his eseart
and divided the spoiis under he most
pressing circumstances. sons Of Stone
mans cavalsy wers bsrd upen him, and
be concluded 10 deceive them By letting
them follow tho body oF cavalry while be
and friends travelled in cog. seross The
country and joined his family. When
Resgun asked permission to accompany Da-
Wis % Washington and Expressed his oblf
cations on receiving i, Gen. Wilson said
70 him: You aro under no obligations 70 ne
cir, for ] shoaId have sent you. WHISTLER you
vented to 90 or not. You are civilian,
and he (Dsvis) il prisone-, bo1h military
and civil. Mrs. Clay remarked, jocnlarly,
hit sa she brought in hsr husband she
would claim the rswArd for him, % which
Mrs. Davis responded that his one hundred
thousand dolla-s would be considerable
anouat o. pocket money to Us poor unfor-
tuhates now. sold my horses, carriage,
silver. ware and iewelry for what little
money had, and that has been stolen
from ne.
stsnhens was arrested ou his plantation
only shsrt distapee from Atlanta hy =
SQUAD Of Gen. Upton's men under Captain
and stad oficer whoss name hava forgot
ten Stephens made no effort % escape, but
vas found At bis house quietly smoking his
meerchnms he hsd no companions bat ts.o
nlegsrs and dog, and lived almost eatire-
liz In solitude Stephens said 70 me tha-
vhea he vent 70 Haupton Roads IN compa-
Nv With Judge Campbell and Hon. 3. n
/ II Hapseg 20 saeet President Lincoln. he
coaid bave made sssisfaetory terEaaof pence
in I'VE minutes, hevas not however, clotkel
With proper ofseial authoriiy.
Eru FoaK, May 7f.--The Steamship I'd
in5ure. from Liverpool, is coming up.
TIE Times WszhiDgton special las he
fofiouing: The new Rerenus eonmissios-
or NJ ortoh, VIII snssF npen his official
ds,iiss On ths Ist Of July.
Nlr. Seward viii give his testimony u
the conspirsey trial nexi Thrsaay. he
row directs ali offcsrs il the sisas Depart
z5ent. Frank Seward vsa to-day nstlaed
I Of the assaasinstion of the President for the
frst tine.
Erw YoRE, Nsy 2sth.-Asios General
Logan has bssn put n comnana q IL
Army o. ne Tsnnsssee.
A spssinl sispstoh % iho Phi'nasiphia
raqaiser says fhe elder Blair Vls eslsti
bsi1s tbs Grad 5uFE o. Chief sussic.
/ Classes Q. s. const ahd sestifsa - = ~
acts Of irsseoE ccnmilsed by 2sa DAVIS
sThay sereea 70 report tie trus biz TbiI
action ia undsrstood 70 Be n conformity
with TIE shes q ths Admiaisisatiqn-
Nrv yoax, Nsy - 4--Ths stesusr Amer
Zee brings savannah dates % 2oih- The s.
sannsh Herald hss izts sdTires from Au-
/ rusis. The coaniry bstaesn Savannah saa
Augusla IS Gilsd With rebel soldisra returH-
Ing home. W
Eearly aIi planters have phi n large
auouuia o. asea, mostly corn, rye and ysg-
stables. soms have planted cotton, ths
fr1t ia four yesss. But few Slaves hngs
sksdadaies.
oreat grief and sxcitemsnt wa eazned iu
Aurus.a by the announcement oi he cap
ture Of JeH. Davis.
A wagon conteihing s1io,oso ia spesis
bslongiag 20 the rsbsl govtrament va
f,unl il . bye var And snraesovar q Gen.
Iolineaax.
Gen. Gilmore kss Issued au ogdef dselsr-
ing null zAa void ths proelsnalion iss1sa
81 tho ss.f-stylsd gpvsraos sf South csr-
6lirs, GsoFeiz ana Fleri6a. SD siao dssisz-
I lax that tas people 81 he blsck rare are
Gee ciiizsns of tha Lated ssstssaad are .
- protected in he ssiegusnt q freedom
asd a. iruiis 81 taeir isaasiss- y tovsin.
meat.
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- ske F.-sss shesanasah vas srnains
oF shat ooast, tai znnoaarsa - capssrsis
iizsfaiss Kay =. si. rlsto. 1i.--cs'isz
.iVe. sle 81 Middlins.
Tht 10 Is isi.oi rarolsd Rshtls, ana tsn.
Forrsat IS ezpsstss . .rsiss . fsy
Tbs AnrIeaa Ilsoras- 3 >sllias 41,a. S.
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