Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-06-30
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NEW YORK DIsPAFCHEs.
More RumOrs from New Orleans
Answer Of the gnfted States Alter
ney--Fr0m MafaHnoras- etc.


ney--FrOm Mafamoras. etc.
NEW YORK, June 2e.-The Tribune's
New Orleans special says the city is full of
dispatches and the air full of fumors about
the appointment of Gen. Rosseau to the
command Of the fifth military district. The
Presidents Private Secretary and others
equally well posted, state that the order
will be issued to-day. Nothing has been
received at headquarters in reIstion to the
charge that the Rebel element are iubilant.
The Times, the organ OF the President,
publishes biographical skstch of Rosseau.
The registration will close in this city
to-day in accordance with Gen. Sheridan's
orders. 4
The bearer of dispatches to Minister
Gutenberg is still here awaiting Transports
tion. He announces now that he wilfIeay
with Sonora Juarez some time next week.
Hon. H. Fitch, United States Attorney,
in answer to a letter addressed to him,
: has expressed the opinion that the pardon
granted by the President blots out all dis
franchisement, and reiustates an indididual
with all his previous rights, which he can
not be deprived of by any subsequent le-
gislation. He says the elective franchise is
one Of the rights restored by pardon and
amnesty If person thus pardoned be re-
fused repatriation, let him enter a protest
for the consideration Of the commanding
General. Tie Attorney citsses this next
TO usurpation of power There Is no
higher grade of political crime than timid
abandonment of rights.
The Herald's Rome special says Arch
Bishop Purcell, Of Cincinnati, viii have
assigned to him post of honor on the right
hand Of the Pope at the grand st. Peters
ceremony on Saturday. Every attention,
in fact, is being shown to the American
Bishops, and others.
The Herald's New Orleans special says
adyiees from Matamoras 18th, confirm the
report that Gen. Ganez capitulsted on
the Sth to Gen. Penon, commanding the
Liberals forces before Tampico The Lii
berials occupied Tampico on the 9th.
The Tribune's Washington special says
careful analysis of information received
by the Agricultural Department from all of
the States, show a total e.Teiage in wheat
10 per cent. better than last year, bat it is
too early to estimate the final result Of har-
vest, but with an average saccess in reap
ing, the crop ought not to be less than
100000, 900 bushels. An average acreage
of winter barley has been soEn in most Of
the States The condition of clover is good
throughout the country, and the acreage is
larger than usual in the West Ohio is the
only State which cannot show an increase.
The Times special says, General Grant
has received dispatch from Gen. Sheri
idan, announcing that returns from forty-
three out of forty-eight parishes in Louis
lana, show 81, ,941 registered voters
A private dispatch received from New
Orleans says: Gov. Wells ideas abon the
Ggovernorship are idle--that even if he
should attempt any proceedings in his own
behalG he would be promptly arrested by
The Worlfa special says Adyiees re-
ceived here state that Gen. Ord has modi-
fed his regulations relating to registration,
in accordance with the opinion ef Attorney
General Stanberry M A.l. as
The Judiciary Committee yesterday de-
cided to commence taking evidence again,
and theTeup0n briefly examined Miss
Anna Surratt. 1t has not transpiIed what
she testified about, bnt il is understood was
nothing important. A summons was is
sued for Horace Greely, to appear before
the committee ON Monday next, tc which
time an adjournment was effected.