The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-01
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Afternoon Dispatches.
GWlu and Clarke in Texas.
Mississippi Crops a Failure.
The Pardon Desk Cleared.
More AnderSOnTIlle Records.
Arrest OF COunieFfeIterS.
ma U-,asru..,..f- nrs-,.au.
The Freedmen's Bureau.
Arrangement with COY. SharkeI.

NEW NOgE. Sept. 81 The Irihunc's spc-
cial Jaws; A telegram received by lho Prcsi-
dent 10 day from 6eu- Meiizel, row COM
maBding in Texas, states that the notorious
Duke Gwiu and * Governor CLARK, uf
MISSOURI. have crossed the bio Graude and
surrendered 20 our forces, aud are uow sup
piicating pardon for their manifold sins.
The Herald's jackson correspondent say
that the coming cotton crops Of that State
are failure, ard that abe people OF Missis-
sippi VIII have 90 draw ratious from other
States. The Mississippi leyies are washing
away and the stream threatens 60 Hood the
whole country Adjacent 20 t. The railroads
of Abe State remain unrepaircd, and ihe
whole c-untry Is devastated. The people
remain idle and shiltless as formerly. There
are candidates. 10 the 6eld Tor Governor, and
each of them are described as eX-rebels.
The Times special says Major General
Slocum has rendered his resignation to Cen
erai Thomas, aud pending is acceptance
has received leave of absence, O. be present
during the political canvass OF NeW York.
The President has cleared his desk ot au
psrdon applications, be having granted
nearly . 30 within the past three dsys. 10
spection OF the lists show that they belong
most entirely 20 the so. 900 class, with very
few political applicants. Prominent among
them arr Ex-scnaior Badger, Of North tal-
olina, EN-Coogrcssmsn McQuien, Of South
Carolina. Duncan McBac, formerly C0ione'
in the rebel army and afterwards in Lu-
rope
CAPTAIN HUI, c0mmissary of subsistence,
Yesterday sol al Alexandria, 1919 head Qi
cattle al six cents per pound live weight.
Thew were mostly steers aud were prnci-
pslly bought by Virginia farmers.
The ucrsld's special says Gen. Barker
has lately come Into possession OF the letter
bo4k of The Adiutants office, &c Anderson
vile, together with tiles OF documents,
and an order. which throws a great deal %
light upou The management Of that infamous
pen. aud fxes the issuing Of many brutal
order. beyond dispute. By letter press cop
les of the original, these Documents which
have been uuearthcd, only after Q us
search. have been turned ever o. the Judge
Advocate IN the Wlrz trial. and will BE- pro
duced by him as evidence n the case Tor
the prosecution, II being reopened for that
Toe second n. Y. heavy artillery were
mustered out to-day, and leave for y. Ito
morrow.
The sentence Of Li-ut. Jas 0'Rourke, Of
the 4th New York Heavy Artillery, 70 BE-
cashiered for conduct uubtc0miug en- officer
aud mar, has been approved by Gen. Augur.
1t is estimated that there are fully 5000
negroes in the city Of Alexandria Virgins,
who sre supporting, and who contribute 90
the maints ance OF considerable number
of schools for the c0lored people.
Owing 90 a lack Of funds, the work ON the
Capitol extension will be discontinued Till
Congress makes further appropriations.
NEw YoEK, Sept. 3o.-lhe detectives I'm
the United States Navy Department have
succeeded IN making two important arrests
Of counter ieiters. The detectives were put
on track Of the c0untcrteiters by the reveia-
tions OF q counterieiter named Echert, who
was captured seven weeks since; and 50
perfect were ths arrangements, thst the
We're arrested ~ different
pisces in this city, and while engaged iu
their nefariaus work. The first Of the two
vas tax "a on Monday last. and the second /
ln the 21th inst. rhry proved 90 be two
English engrayers, wac have been Vrac-
icing their art ia criminal ways for she last
nine years. They we're both committed ior
srial.
The United States gun boat Galolia. third
ia e, Of eleven guns, has been sold by Act
ug Rear Admiral II. Bell, commander Of
he Brooklyn Navy Yards, TO the Hay tan
iovenr1ent, for $4,000.
The Jolaba will he equipped and receive
her armament 40 this point. A portion of
he crew Of the Haytisn war steamer Jefard,
now in port, will comprise portion Of the
rev Of the 6alatia ON her passage 20 Port
Ia Prince.
Major General r. Z. Howard, commission
sr OF Freedmen. has authorized the csfab- |
ishment OF a court for the examination into |
IN difficulties arising between the freedmen |
md their employers. The Assistant super |
ntendent Of the bureau, with two citizens, !
me 10 be elected ~ the white citizens and !
he other BY the freedmen, are % constitute |
his Court, the iurisdic ion Of which s lin
ted 30 the caso Indicated above. Ia fur
herauce of this plan General Howard has
,een making the tour vi Virginia. On the
.0th inst. he had an interesting interview
With the officials OF Portsmouth and Nor
ok.
Charles Jones, alias Chaseney Johnson,
we'll known 20 the police as a not 5rioua char
Icter, was yesterday arrested and commit
ed on charges of having stolen $4,000
rom the Adams express Company, and also
rs 900 from the Bclmoute Blukng ouse.
'oh ns0n has served two terms in The State
and be has bad record gen
rally.
JACKSON. MISS sept 29.-Gov. sharkey
o-day issued proclamation cepting the
proposition Of Co onei IS. Thomas, superin-
endent Of the Freedmen's Bureau Of Mis-
issippi. transferring the right Of trying an
sses in which the rights of freedmen are
involved, from the Frecdman's Bureau 20
he eiyii authority, upon condition that She /
revision d Government Of that State VIII |
axe no further mode Of procecdnre Of the |
aw in force, except So Jar a. these laws
be Ike distinction % account Of color. and |
llow3 that negroes shall be- protected in |
,er.on aud property establishes principles |
ntitlng negroes 10 sue and be sued, and |
ns king them compsient witnesses and &C. |
riding TO law give evidence.
The News in an editorial den0unces the l
ct as ropudilted by she people.