The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-07
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Bishop Lay Discharged.
DHdley'S Pardon Restored. II
The Liberal Cause In MexIeO.
Nearly Played Out.
The Rebellion in Haytl.
The Rebellion in Haytl.
Views of stephens aud Reagan.
Congressional Appropriations.

NEw YORK, Sept. 6.-The Hesald's Rich.
mond correspondent says Bishop Lay, o.
North Carolins, who was arrested some time
since on the supPosition Of having evidencs
Of value 10 the Government, has been dis.
charged and passed through Riohnsoad on
his way home.
Mr.. Alex. Dudley, who has had his par
don restored To him again, it is presumed
viii devote MS immediate attention to re-
opening the York River railroad, Of which
he is President.
Extra Billy Smith is passing his time quiz
city on his uuconfscated estate near War
renton. Gao .
The Herald's Fortress Monroe correspond
ent says the privilege Of writing 10 his wife
has been granted JeH. Davis.
Gen. Torbett will not take commaado Of his
new department for month yet.
The Norfolk and Weldon Railroad will be
IN running order in a few Jays.
The Tribune's Matamoras corresDopdsnt.
who has had an inserview with General
DeLeou, Of the Liberal party. saws he
learned Of him that the wants Of the Liber
ais are such, that if not soon relieved, the
cause viii be lost. They have no moaey,
arms, ammunition, clothing, or even provis-
iouS and if the United States doa't soon
lend assistance, there viii shortly be no
Liberal party in Mexico to be assisted.
The total number of mea they now have in
the field amount to oaly $500.
The Uerald's Beaufort correspondent Of
the 81 says yesterday the Haytitean dis
patch steamer GiiIrard put into this port for
cosl, water, Se. The Captain is a bearer of
dispatches to Washington, asking, it is pre-
sumei, for aid 10 qusll the rebellion in
Eayti.. Smallpox and yellow fever are
showing themselves on board. Some mer-
chant vessels are infected. Bilious and ma
lareous fevers are prevalent. The city is
comparatively healthy, sickness being CON
fined to the vessels.
The Hersli's special says Gen. Swayne.
OF Department Of Alabama, having recently
issued urgent orders inviting the Judiciary
officers and Magistrates OF that State tu be-
come agents Of the Freedmeu's Bureau Cor
the administration Of justice in all difficult
ties arising between troops, whites or ne
gioes, and having sdmouished such officials
that a failure to accept an agency for the
purpose designed, would be followed bv
substitution Of martial law in districts where
such failure occurred.
Provisional Governor Parsons earnestly
addresses sll Judicial officers and magic
trates to accept the appointments offered as
above. and in good faith do Justice aud OBJ
serve heinsmction contained in the order
of Gen. swayne.
The Times special says there is the best |
authority for saying that AleZnpier Il. I
Stephens and ]. II. Reagan, now confined !
at Fort Warren, in writing 20 their friends /
a. the South, express the most liberal views /
Ieconstruct.on, the negro race |
and the future of the South. They urge that |
the agricultural system Of the South must |
bo reyolutiOnizsd, and that the negro must /
be large and a permanent element in the 1
population Of the South, and must be 50
treated as TO increase his self respect and |
manhood and his freedom must be cheer |
fully accorded aud the negro educated Gr |
the intelligent welding Of that political |
power which the progress of events promise |
to put them in possession Of. The sagacious /
are wise in their time, but are behind many I
Of their fellows who see the wisdom ofmak
ing intelligent men and women OF freed
men.
Francis W. Pickeus, Of South Carolina,
the rnau who said be was insensiblo 20 fear,
has asked for pardon. |
The entire appropriations made BY the /
last session Of the thirty eighth Congress I
have now been made out in detail by iho 4
Clerk Of the House. These appropriations ]
arc as follows; .#.. |
Invslid and other pensioners, H.
23o, 900; purchase or construciion Of rev |
enus cutters, 1000, 900 consular and diplo-
matte expenses, se0, ,aOO; post otiiee De /
partment, l4,09s, Sos; Notifications, 4.4J3,- |
oOOi legislative, executive snd Judicial.
l4,s57,s7I si;uaval services, I'll ,5s7. 52s 95
military academy, 257 SOB army, 554, 4,j79,-
527 5oi Indian department g.O36,s45 81;
for invalid and other pensions, 3,J65, 900
ledeioncies for army, ~ 500 deficiencies
for fortiheations and executive, &c 1851,
l3s % miscellaneous, 3,tly,l7l l6j total,
p. .2Us .0J2.3 .33G.