The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-12

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delay OF attaching separate Siam
which are liable to be removed canso'
letters to be detained for postage. q
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the postage ID lost ia case of misd;rr
ton, ana may be removed bv alIe,vl
postmassers, under certain. rules nresc,l
g by the Postmaster General, 70 redo
damaged ones
Arfivar OF the steamer Nav,v..,.
FATHER PorNr, Nov. 7.--Tbe s,eo,
Norwegian from Liverpool on the p
via Londonderry on the Gath, passed
point for Quebec to-day.
GREAT BRIrAIs. The lines eitv
ticlc, referring TO the resolution conte
plated by the Confederate government
collect million bales Of cotton and
them In Europe, subject to all contlne.l
cies as to the date which thew cav
shipped, says IL il not without inno
ance. Should the resolution be pase
there are probably many spectators \
might be tempted into speculation. n
yided the margin of profit offered 4
very large. The writer suggests that
Confederates, by means of the For,
and other vessels, hope to break up
blockade Of Charleston and other Dol
during the coming winter & -.
The DAILY Neps thinks the Fede
cause has never before looked so mn
like success In its essential features al
does now, The South is almost AZ Il
last stage OF exhaustion, while the Mort
IS nearly untouched in all its resource
All that the European nations have 10 4
IS to watch the events, which must n
decided by other Influences than thes|
The Times, of course, takes directl
the opposite view, and SAYS that NOR
important than the news of battles is ~
fact that the United States money mar
ket has at last began really TO feel N
dangers which threaten the country
with not single Confederate State conl
quered, or likely to be, with not one cen
yet raised by direct taxation al IN
North, with an immense host of raw re-
cruits 10 DO paid their bounty, and sup.
ported with gigantic mass OF material
TO provide for another invasion. the Fed
eral Government finds its paper dcpre
ciated not far from one third In yaIne
although probably no invasion of Penn.
sylyania on a large scale is intended. All
fresh raid occurs on the Potomac which
impresses the Federals with the conyio.
'lon that their enemy is as full of spirit
as ever. The article then expatiates on
the interminable and indecisiye nature
of the battles of the west.
The Liverpool correspondent of tba
Times, MIR. Spence, again urges media
ton or recognition on the ground tba,
Europe cannot remain callous either 10
the suffering there or the horrors impend-
ing elsewhere. He thinks the contest
but too likely 10 degenerate into mutual
butchery, and that England NAV then be
driven TO take up arms TO prevent an out
rage on civilization.
The Daily News points TO Summers
speech in Boston and its reception as
refutation Of the Times argument that
the emancipation scheme would be repu-
dated. II denounces the scandalous
charges which have been brought against
the authors and abettors Of the scheme
Sir Benz. Brodie, the distinguished
surgeon, died at his seat on the 21st
A Cabinet Council was 10 be held NJ
London the day the steamer left Liver
pool.
AT public meeting held at Oldham,
was offered calling on The Gov
'rnment to recognize the Independence Of
he Confederate States as the only means
# ending the civil war. Others were Of
cred declaring that recognition was i'm
)oliuc, and would probably result ina
var with the North. Aftera warm debate
md uproarious proceedings the original
motion was declared carried, although
the meeting was about equally divided.
The destruction Of merchant ship by
The pirate Alabama caused a general adj
rance in rates Of insurance az Lloyd's of
2@3 III cent on all American ships. The
advance demanded at Liverpool was az
high as five Ruineas
FRANcE.--It is stated that persienv
and Eould have consented TO remain in
The Cabinet, the Emperor having assured
them that there was nothing reactionary
n his present policy respecting Italy, but
ne declined to take any hurried steps in
regard TO Rome. The Council of State
had resumed its sitting.
There was a heavy fall in American
securities under The reaction in Newt
York reported by the City Of Baltimore.
All securities have declined.
CAIRO, Nov. Tile expedition from
Helena has returned. They saw nothing
y the rebels IN force. Last Friday de-
aehment OF the 46th Indiana, on picket
inty, was attacked by some rebel cav
Try The latter We're repulsed with
eyerc loss the Number killed IL not
taied Our loss is one killed and one
wounded.
Hindman's outlaws had committed sun
Try depredations upon citizens ia the Vi
unity Of Helena.
The federals have relaliated on seces.