The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-10
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
The Elections In Georgia.
Affairs In North Carolina.
Prom Charleston.
A Visit to 4 II. Stephens
The President viii not Visit
Richmond.

NEw foEE, Dee. s.-Ths Herald's ssvaa-
nah correspondent saws that the election ir,
Georsla wss proceeding very quiet ". N,
military were near the polling places. ana
Z everything in conuect-on with t6s election
was Be ~ MANAGED by civil oaica-s. IN the
I majority Of counties hut one ucket vas BE-
/ ing run, and Is Is said that a good class oil
men have been selected for candidates. In
the interior Of Che stats generally harmony
and quiet prevail, and the people accept
| With far amount Of grace che new order %
tningsi though planters coming into savau-
nab ron some sections make stronE COM
l plants of the negroes neglectiur their vr,-k
and say thai in consequence the next years
crop VIII be s failure.
The herald's Raleigh correspondent savs
I the people Of North Caro.ina. and especially
those around Raleigh, are very 3cci3ca II
their approval Of TIE emphatic way In
which the State Convention disposed sf the
secession ordinance. bv Geclariur Be- not only
@ be nUli ana VOID, but % have y ways since
it, passase been So.
Ehe inhabitants are aiso represented a.
being extremely husulc % those who assist-
"a IN plungiug the STATE into ,cbelHou IN
the Convention, on the ttt, resolutions were
introduced but aid over IL fiture action.
expreasins ire utmost c1nficics In prcsi-
dent johnson and thanking him Cor the
couree be has pursued toward the crriur
people 81 tbs South, &c the era itude Of al
Of whom he IS entitled. be resolutions
alao endorse Gov. Holden sud express the
belief that nc state wall ever again have
desire % abandon tho Union.
NV " *, Oct. 9-Adviccs from Charlss-
ton state that Mayor Nackbeth sad the
Common Council and ether members Of the
old civil Government Of that cry have been
restored 10 the exercise Of their functions and
the municipality bui diEgs have been given
up % them M scco dance with q military
order issued by General Bennett. Command /
er Of the sub-pistrict Of Charleston. on the I
"a inst. The Mayor is % have Jurisdiction
Of 81 cases between the whites. and the ne
groas are 20 De turned over Go the Provost |
Marshal, but military policy win beretain- |
ed. The Organization OF State miiIua ia
rapidly progressing in some sections.
They are % De subject % the national of l
GERS and cooperate with them In the sup-
preston 81 the prevalent awiessness.
General Bennett has issued an order q |
recting his suhordinates to assist in the /
formal On Of a state force, every member OF /
which before the 6rst Of January must take |
the natioual oath of allegiance.
There is a great stir among the South /
Caroiina politicians iu anticipation % the /
coming Congressional eleetions, and csud |
dates are issuing addroases % the people |
through the papc-s- A Governor and mem |
her' Of the Leslalature VIII be- elected GA |
The sth inst.
NEw YoEk, Oerober "A herald CORES |
pendent gives on account of D. recent visit |
70 the rebel Nica President. A. ia Stevens. |
and Postmaster general. John a. Reagan, /
IN Fort Warren, Boston harbor. The former |
gentleman he found physically IN the same |
= ~ "a. ~
ICED him through life, bat with intellect 40 |
impaired, while the latter is rohusi and E /
excellent health. Both are cheerful aud |
hopeful, and conversed freely on public /
affairs.
Mr.. stephens Looks with distrust on the
activity Of prominent rsbels IN thc work OF /
rec nstructou.
Judge keagan has written aud forwarded i
az adaress 70 the people Of Texas. He /
cheerfully accepts the result Of the war,
saying, eve staked al aud lost all " he /
advises ali rebels 10 regain their citizenship /
a. soon a. possible, and 60 hereafter be- laith i
iul 20 the constitution and na1ignai govern /
ment. In regard 20 the ifceimsn OF tho /
South he Is In iavor Of admitting thoIr tes-
ilmony IN the Courts, and ei grautug the /
elective franchise % such of tnem as can i
read and write, and thinks Be- vii be imp0s- /
iible long 10 deny them these PRIV legos.
A spec at % the Herald, dalcd Washing /
lon, s, says; Capt. p. p. Grundau. Assistant |
Provost Marshal General. IN The Western i
District Of New York, under Major General /
Haddock, has been IN " ash on several i
days striving % secure % Oneida county
the credits ios 200 recruits au ovurplus from !
the severed drafts, 20 wuich that county is |
entitled, aud from which h Eas def auisd /
b. The malieaaance OF Msior Haddock, who /
has recently been convctcd and fatd Sl0.- /
POO for his frauds in hilng Western sew
ork quotas.
Captain Randall has been emiuently sue |
,sasful ia his inve,ugsti d, and las placed |
something Ike our hundred thousand dol
ars . the credit OF his country n ihe settle
nent Of s war debts with he empire s'ate. /
The corps Of med cal iaspec,ora organized /
soon after the commencement Of tho " ar has \
been practically abolished, By nustering /
but Of ohcers a. volunteers aud thr0F inF l
hem back upon thor or ginal rank a. a-my I
surgeons IN the roguisr service. Vow that /
heir services are no longer O. eeded why are /
not the provost marshal genera commits
lary general Of multersi and many other /
iupernumeraries aiso dispensed with The |
,itizeus Of Wiscon-in now sojourliug IN the /
capital have called meeting FOR t0-morroE /
light, % take appropriate action IN respect I
% the deaih Of Gen. Horace 7. Saunders, 81 |
hat Site.
A spscisl to The Times, datsd Washington.
)ctober 9, says The Presidents has abandaned [
lis coutsmp ated visit % Richmond aud 1
Aorth and South Carolina, sud yest rday |
Notified toe S cretsry Of tho Navy tha. The /
Tess ! in waiting Coz hlm would not b Ie-
luirei.
. The Government suthoFitisa received 7ss-
rday e copy Of a nsw countsrfeit ten
30 lar green back legal note iust pas IN cir-
,ulation- Arrests have been male, and
7thers viii be made, Of persons engaged 10
prep ring and Issuing this conntsffsit. but
Tor Z cd reasons We are not authorized 10
give particulars. The new bogus issue g.
lated March 10, 1889. letter 6. The red
zeal is badly executed, g. e alss the border
q the note, which j. nade up Of repetiiious
i The letter y, eirCularly pat together I
The general appearance of the bin D. BAD
NV YORK, Oct. 9.--The Ssh New York
volunteer regiment arrived In this city yes
erday from Bridgeport and Stevenson. Ava |
This regiment, which now number ~
ihicers and sos men also includes the f5th |
sew York, which was consolidated with 10. |
A German poddler named Rich. Murschal /
va arrested 10 this ciiy on saturday on a /
merge Of having been implicated 10 a |
murder committed q lew wseks ago in |
ia.HHAA - 4 - laA NAAlA NaA-a De was yes j
srday started in charge 81 en- od.cer
HkLwax, Oct o.-fhs steamer China.
With dates from the s0th alt. to the Iatinst.. |
- arrived
TIE rate Of discount has advanced d AZ |
y The Bank of Eng and.
LircPooi, SePf. -. p. a.-rnited States /
-ZJa loaIl1f Iraa ur7 Certificates 84lf !
-rie 60 consois 59l sg5s.
A number Of feniaa prisoners were /
rought before the police magis rates AZ ]
dublin on Saturday. The Gcvcrumsnt ]
ounsel stated that large sums Of mouey had /
cen received By some oftne prisonera from 1
.merica. A letter was Intercepted Ia that |
avs mail containing iareo drah l1r one i
Z them. Some Of toe correspn ndence seired i
h0ws that designs Of the Fenians were II a i
lost eang1ipary character, being exterui i
stion and assassination o. usbilitv. and the /
reaking out Of rebellion.
jAcEsos, Mss, Oct THE majority rsr /
General Humphrey for Governor Of th'. /
ttte over Judge Fisher viii probably D. |
ligvo the majority Of G. L. Paxtsr. De /
nI-negro teatim ny candidate for court 81 /
pPeaia pa 5ackson District, il .080.
"a L0cis, Oct She drug store Of Pc
lcE a Laviugs and the queeaswars house i
{ n. B. ketchum IN Sc. Louis was burned /
? Ihursday--lo7s Of former SCI, 900, later
$4,000. z nsiderable injuries were sus-
ined ~ the removal 81 goods from ed
'iuing stores AID tearing down adiacent
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