The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-26
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
The Election in sOulh Carolina.
Hampton Probably Chosen Gov
eFnor.
General Howard ia Charleston.
What he says about ChH Affairs
Restoration Of Property.
Military Orders.
Clark on Govern or PIerpoul.
Grants Ollelal Report Ready.
Wirz 70 be Hung.
Wirz to be Hung.
COlOrea Convention aI Indian
ap0lIs.

l So w At--Anc river ts I1ur
rect Ave lnchesi falling steadily.
NV foEE, Oct. g5-rke Herald.
| charleston correspondent says James n. orr.
iermeriy speaker Of the National House III
hepresentaiives, Is heretofore stated. re-
eeiNed a majority Of the votes 10 Charleston
yer Governor, aud the legislative ticket
known as the mechanics ana WORKING uen's
vas successfai.
A correspondence between sscrrisrv
seEard aud Provisional Governor Perry Ia
published, IN which the latter responds 10
inquiries a. to when be shall cease b errr
eise the functions Of the Office. was inform
ed that be should act until relieved b. ex-
press order Of the President.
The Worlds correspondent saw. sr.o,gt.
from every part of the State indicaf. ma
Wade Hampton is elected Governor 81
south Carolina, in evidence of this be- cifss
NE votes polied 10 Charleston. and in ths
election district Of Bnkiev, compcs-d III -
Parishes included in the Judicial di.iri,i af
Uharieaton, outside Of tho corporate lirnits
Of tia city.
On the city Of Charleston The vote .,,ol,
for Orr ls5; Cor Wsde Hampton, 66t.
In the Parishes Just mentioned the vote
stands - for Hampton, and 90 Tor Orr.
ieaEing Hampton a majority Of forty votes,
10 this District alone
Nrw NoEk, Oct 25-Gen. Howard Cor,-
missioner OF ireedmen's Affairs. ou ne fsfb
INST, in az address explanatory OF the Oh
leeia % the treedmen's bureau. and hi.
present visit 90 the south, delivered in ~.
presence of Mayor Macbeth, Common Csrtn-
eat and citizens Of Charleston, made somr
announcements Of Importance. The s.n
erai spoke Of The 10 tile feeling tosards tba
bureau in Charleston, aud the Mayor 49,
knowiedsed it sud said be had no hopes a.
the country until cryil Law was completely
The General said that was ,he clamor Of
politicians, but he had generally found he
planters favorable 10 the eontinaanee o.
bureaus superintendence Of affairs. nj.
himself, a. we'll ss the President. uishad
that civil law should be again uutrummelltd
But the negroes having lost the protection
% their masters ueed SOME guarantee fo-
the safety of their interests, aud until M
state SLOWED freedmen to Testify d, ber
Courts be was free o. say The bureau ,roufl
continue. The President, he stated. wouli
b very clear Of sufrcndering the state h
evil law until a stop was put 70 outrngss on
the blacks.
The General gave encouraging replies 10
those planters who sra seeking The fe.t1r.
ton OF their property. ami sail h. bon.f 4,
see wholesome laws guaranteeing the RIGHTS
Of ireedmeu passed By legislation. AMI ihs
preseut difficulties betwreo The two races
settled Re announced his purpose of Is
tab'ishiug courts % consist oi an army OH
car and two citizens 20 tskc coguizance Tor
the present Of complaints by or against ths
co ored people. Gen. Howard suLssguentlv
addressed the negroes along the coast. ana
then took his departure for the State capitol
to confer with GOV. Perry.
zen. Bennett, Commanding District of
Charleston, has issued en- oricr directing
the military 20 surreader % the civil tribu-
mails, where the officers Of the latter are
duly qualified the adjudication Of all ler.i
matters excepting such a. relats 10 ne
property IN possession OF the national Gov
eminent and IN which negroes are inter.
ested. There have recently been extensive
restoraiiens 90 the citizens OF Charleston of
property seized by the Goyernmsnt Nearly
al tho wharf ownafs. and several of ne
largest property holders 81 the city have
agaia pRreatraiued control Of their Former
Possessions.
The South Carolina Legislature. latsl,
elected, assembled ia extra session b dsy.
The State Conventions OF Florida ana
Georgia met to-day.
Texas ia the only Southern State lately la
rebellion which has not elected member
ana called convention ior the purpose Of
reconstraction under the proclamation Of
Che President
The Times Washington special says Er-
Collector King rendered tho Audii0rship of
the New York Custom House b. Gen. Spin
zeF. Gen. spinner. who was anxious b sc-.
cePt the appointment, informed Secretary
MeCulloch Of the fact, but the latter tali
him his services were indispensable.
Gen. halleck, commanding the Military
Division o. the Pacific, i directed 70 muster
Gus All volunteers on the Pacific Coasi-as
many az possible Immediately the remain
der on arrival Of the last battalion OF the
tain United states infantry and By = tsle-
gram dated October fOth. Maior 'c-ngr,I
Pope, commanding the Department OF Mis-
souFi, was directed b order al California
volunteers in New Mexico 10 their state u
once for muster out. They leave az soon g.
possible.
The following Kentucky coiored tr3op.
are mustered out. Infantry, i23d. I4ih ard
l33th; artillery, 18th aud Iath. Since
substituted order mastering Out veteran
reserve corps is now in press, ami viii
doubtless be issued this week.
Hon. Truman CLARK, Comptroller Of Cur
rsney, has written q reply b the card Of
Gov. fierpont, in which The latter denies
that be ever asserted that the people OF The
south would NOD submit 10 be taxed b paw
me National debt. Mr. CLARK unquahfediy
asserts that be did express such sentiments.
and that, TOO, in indecent and unesuiie-
maniy language and that he thereupon or
dered him % leave his once. Mr. CLARK
supports his statement vita amdavt Of
Mr.. Chas, D. Smith, Of the New YORK
slprauia Court, who vas present aud heard
The whole 81 she conversation.
a special o. t1e Herald, dated Warkinq-
tom October lfth, says. GsnaraI Gen.
report d actve military operatIaps ~
1854 and 1855, is c1uciudsd. and wili 40 /.
Be seut 60 the Secretary Of War.
~ reported that WIZ has been E,upa
guilty, aad will BE- hanEed ou1Friday ue5-t
a scheme iur the calculation Of the freed
men N Florida has been lad before ihe
.elr,ait o. ne Interior, and wiz soon be
brought before the President.
The $4,000 zoe worth of medical store,
ln hand are being rapidly disposed III ruler
ne recect order II Surgeon General Barnes.
10 y thought Geo. Briscoe's teutcnee will
De made a. light ss possible.
special 20 iho Tribune, from Washiag-
.pnf says information j. received of the |
.9ne-usien 81 q treaty with the Chicuuss, Z
ArraPpahoes and Apaches, sud thst terms I
have beeen agreed upon with the kiawas aud 1
Iomanches.
, CBciEStri, Oct. 2s.--The rolored people /
= INDIANA net iu Conversion a. lAlAaAaN j
liis, yesterday. one hundred aud any del /
sgates were present, representing nearly al 4
be couutiss u the stsie.
A mass c1uVentsan Of Western farmers i
md graia dealers called, o. assemble % i
forris. Iilinois, on the 22d pruEima. b. i
freak down she excessive rates now charged I
~ grain shipments o. the East.
Governor Morton was better yesterday.
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