The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-22
The Alabama State ConYenlIon
Reports Of COmAia
Louisiana Agsins.
Latest From Texas
Mexican Affairs
AYlSlt 10 The Coast
Contemplated Tour orthr Pre> :
dent
Latest Cuban News
New York State COn,enllaa.
other Matters OF Iulrrc,i.
Latest Cuban News
Other Matters Of Ia,rre,l.

Nav oEtE'Ss, Sept. Is.-rhe completion
Of the Jackson railroad is lBhe3 yr,r
ously.
Gov. Wells viii issue soon, a p. oclawaijou
for an election Of State and municipal eth.
GERS to be held on the first Monday in No
vembsr.
Gov. Hamilton has ordered the assessment
OF taxes according to law before the war.
Telegraph Communication with san Auts-
MO has been opened.
The BARK Houston, from New York. blown
ashore about sixteen miles down Galveston
Island, viii probably get of without serious
damage.
Arrived to-day, Star Of the South. from
New York; also, Palmyra and Boston.
NV ORLEANS, Sept 20.-The steamer Cas-
sidra has arrived here from New York. Ce-.
sheridan has returned from Texas. GOV.
Hamilton, ofTexas. directs that on tempo
rasy arranged districts and courts be con
tinuei. All negroes must be put On equal
Ity with the whites in respect to punishment
for crime, and when they are tried BY virtue
Of indictments and found guilty. the iudg-
ment Of the court must be the same as if the
defendant was a white man.
The commission appointed by Hamilton
to examine the books belong to the STATE
government under the rebel rule, viii soon
make full report.
Az quiet on the Rio Grande. There is a
rumor prevailing that the Imperial army
has been reinforced by 10000 men.
Gen. Woods, commanding in Alabama, d.
reefs his officers to enforce discipline, and
prevent improper and unnecessary inter-
course between the citizens and soldiers
chain gang.
A train from Columbus, KY, on the No
bile and Ohio road, arrived at Mobile on the
18th inst.
MONTGOMERY, Sept. 2o.-The Convention
adopted a resolution requesting the Provis-
ional Governor to call out the militia in each
county to suppress lawlessneas which exists
in many Of the counties.
The ordinance for the abolition Of slavery
was debated upon at length; further con
sideration postponed til tomorrow.
A special Mexican correspondent to the
Times say military operations have been &C
lively resumed. The country is going rap
idly to destruction. Cortinas has made q
haul Of SlO0, 600 in specie. Juarez is still at
Cheubula. It is reported that many arbi
trary arrests have been made by Maximil-
ian, including several hundred Belgians.
Macmillan promises a line Of stesmers be
tween Vera Cruz and View Orleans.
Nav YoEE, Sept. 2I.-Gold drmer. closed
at I441..
BUFFAlO, Sept. 2l.-Ths English capital
ists viii arrive at the Falls tomorrow.
They viii have d grand reception bali in
the afternoon at the International Hotel.
At nine O'Clock the Falls will be iuumina-
ted with Drummond lights.
The party arrived az Buffalo Tuesday.
INV YoRE, Sept 2I.-Gold continued &C.
tive with a strong upward tendency, open
ing at l43}s. The price advanced o. I4iit
A destructive fire occurred this morning
in the town Of New Lofts, King county. OPP
Posite the entrance to Cypress mn Come
terry. large beer brewery. owned by NJ.
Banner, which nearly eli Joined the Uaited
States Hotel, was burned, together with
eight or ten dwellings. Total loss estimated
al 100000.
The Posts special ssys the Navy Depart
meut has ordered one Of our most eommo-
dious s.dewheel gunboats 30 be- Gtiet out
for the purpose Of conveying some Of the
most distinguished officers down to the
southern coast Il is said the Pres dent has
contemplated for some time a visit So VIII
mington, Charleston, and other places, and
il is thought the visit will Be ca.ried out.
PHmADELPHk, Sept 2l-Thero was q
large sale Of Govornment steamers today at
the navy yard, but q number Of them were
withdrawn, as the prices bid were not suff
ciout
NEW YoEE, Sept. 2l.-The Richmond
Wing says that another meeting TO establish
the Great National Express Company wa
held on Tuesday afternoon, at which wors
the rebel Generals Euchols, Heath. Davi,
and Bartlett; the object Of which is that
both men Of the Southern and Federal
army disabled, may be employed. Resolu-
tons we're adopted 20 commence operations
as soon as five per cent. is paid in on one
subscription amounting to $4,000. That
bill otherwise ordered the officers Of the
company to be in Richmond, that the capt.
tai be petitioned TO be allowed to DO dv,
milliols-
REw YoHE, Sept. 21.-The news received
to-day from HavaBa, is to the 18th. A roy
al decree orders that the army in Cuba shall
be reduced to the proportion a. before the
campaign in San Domingo. This would
imply a denial 10 the statement that Spain
was still determined to roconquer the Do
minican Isle.
The Diarne La Marina, declares, though
without giving Official news, that The Is
land Of Cuba owes to Spain s7s.0oo. 600. In
1922 the debt amounted 20 sl67, geo Gee.
Persons unacquaintod in the city seeing