The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-27
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
AeIlOA On Applications for Par
don.
The Case Of L. P. walker.
Governor PlerpOnt Exercised.
Internal Revenue Decision.
Rebels Gone to Mexico.
Muster-Out Of Troops, q
papolo ar M OuId
Rebels Gone to Mexico.
Muster.Out Of Troops.
Parole Of Mr. Ould.

Parole OF MIR, Ould.
EEw YoRk, June s5.-Tho He-sld's
Washington special has the following ::
Mr.. Conveys mission has been sue
cessfui in 3 majority Of the Riehnond
Ambulsnces Committees, but hes failed
in few individuals belonging to
the organization and in behalf of Generals
E hos and st. John. Tho President asked
for the names embraced in the Ambulance
COmmittses, and inquired particularly
whether or not it included jos Anderson,
Of Tredsgsr Iron Works. When the list
was handed him he scanne6 is carefully
and psrdoned such as were not pecisiiy
under the ban.
| Considerable effort is being made BY the
Union men Of Alabama TO have the Presi-
dent pardon L. P. Walker, of Huntsville,
the first rebel Secretary of War. lie was
relieved from that position and made a
Brigadier General in 1891, IS they assert,
beesuse he was not sufficiently trucuIent to
JET. Davis, and was denied any command
commensurate with his rAnE, until he threw
up his eomBlission and left the service.
His friends claim for him that he always
opposed Davis in his treatment of Union
men in East Tennessee, end volunteered to
defend BrownloW and o hers.
It is understood that Gov. Pierpont, Of
Virginia, declines to siga any more recon-
mendations for pardon, as he says that pro-
per attention has not been accorded to the
recommendations he has already made. He
has recommended the pardon Of men like
Mr.. Anderson, of the Tredsgar Iron Works,
who have made large fortunes cut of the
rebel Government during the war, and who
now desire pardon that they may enjoy
the fruits Of their labors in behalf Of the
rebellion. The President does not realize |
the benefit to the Union cause to be derived !
from prOmiscuOus release Of these men
from the pans and penalties to which their
reasonable acts have xposed them, ,whereat !
the Governor is much exercised.
Information has been received here Of the |
death of J. D. D9ty, Governor of UIah !
Territory.
Toe decision Of the Iuternal Revenue De-
psFtment, year ago, that certified checks |
were to be treated as currency, and taxed /
accordingly, hes been confirmed by the |
Solicitor Of the Treasury Department and |
may now be considered as fually settled. |
The decision is one Of sreat interest to busi-
ness men and bankers.
Msjor General J. N. schofeld, accompa-
nisd by Colonel Wherry, Lieutenant, Colo
mel Campbell, Major Lord, and Captain
Wisslow, Of his staff, arrived in Washing |
ton this morning from Newbern. The
General is understood to be here by order /
of General Grant, for consultation concern
ing affairs in his department., and will pro-
bably return South in a few days.
The General Land OHice, acting under
orders Of the Secretary Of the Interior has
advised the local land officers at st. Peters,
Minnesota, that the lands within the Win
nebagO Indian Reservations cannot be sold
a.a price less than their spprai-ed value
until otherwise ordered by the Secretary.
There arc some 5000 acres appraised ct
from 81 25 to Sc per acre.
The Timss special says the rebel Senator,
H. @. Burnett, Of kentucky, has gone to
that State under military guard, to be
turned over to the civil authorities for trial
or release as the civil Government may
deem proper.
IT,. -r-fL.,,.s. NJ, orto.,. o.,-~o--,-
dent, under date Of the 10th, says was
told to day that some s 1000 men Of the late
rsbsl army Of Texas, have gone over the
Rio 9rande TO enter the Mexican army.
They are mostly Missourians and Texans.
Ny informant is ycUng officer Of Texan
regim iment. He says that the men declared
they could not live under the United States
Gag and would even hght with negroes 6rst.
This he said showed how far they would
go and how bitter the feeling was The
young Texan sddod that heavy bounty
offered to the men 10 enter the army Of
Mexico.
The Tribuus's Washington special says
the remaining regiments Of the Army Of
the Potomac will probably 30 consolidated
into one division.
Orders have been issued for the muster
ing out Of the following regiments, most Of
which ere veterans: the Ioth, sist, 4tb,
slst, 60 b % h, Ssh, SD, ssth, SEA, 4ssb,
77tn and az New York; the s9Eh, Isth, ,535,
Il6th, ss.b, $50, llotb, 57th. slst, eIat sssh,
s7th, 1854 and 33i Massachusvtts; the 7th |
Vast Virginia; 5,h New Hsmpshi,e; the |
7sth and sth Vermont, and the 10Th and
2ls; Maryland.
The total force mustered out under this
order is 900, leaving the aggregate
strength OF the remaining division near
10000.
The Hon. Il. Winter Davis viii probably |
deliver 4th Of July grafton in Lhiesgo, |
and it is said he wiz take ground in favor
Of negro sufrsge. Mr.. Davis would have |
ofbeistsd as orator in Bsl6mcre on the same !
occasion had he not received an ante |
rior invitation from Chicago.
Il may interest many Of msrtisI proclivi-
ties 70 know that there are stiIl large
number Of Official vacancies a1nong eolorsd
troops. Those who desire position should
spply at once.
The Horald's Richmond esrrespondent
says Judge Robert oald, lsSe rebel Cosnmis
sioner Of Exchange, and Major EsCol, have
been released from Libby prison on parole,
where they we're confined on the charge Of
having taken part in the notorious missp-
propriations Of money and comforts sent TO
imprisoned Union soldiers BY their friends
at the North.
It appears that Ould and Carington did
not take part in these shameful iransae
tions, bat others connected with the Rebel
Exchange Bureau are stiil in confinement
The infamous Turner, over our prisoners
Of war, who escaped some time since from
Libby and vas re captured, is chained 70 the
val Of his dungeon, and is being made to
taste some Of his own helliskness imposed
on our poor boys.
CIxcISxaTI, Juns 2s.-The President baa
pardoned Charles Walsh, one Of the ohiea-
20 eousPirst0rs, now in the penitsntiary At
! Columbus.
The sentence Of Thos. B. Payne, ordered
By military eonmissi0n 70 be shot, hss
been eommuted to Eve yssrs IL the Ohio
Penitentisry.
The Gazstss's Indinnupolis special says
II is reported that indictments have been
found against B0Eies, Mulligan, Walker