The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-13

taxes out message OF some importance.
Il urges recognition and representation,
and thinks that there is possibility Of
armed intervention on the part Of Europe.
IL thinks neutrality on which The COW
eminent prides itself the greatest cruelty
10 both parties ~ sA. ~ aif |.
& The Daily News points out that the
speeches of nsmeroHs members Of Pariia-
lnent indicate that Gladstone has made
few proselytes among the intelligent
members 70 the Confederate cause. !
Gladstone, through his Secretary, has
issued stiu another explanation Of his
recent remark, lie holds himself fully
responsible for what he said as to the
Formation OF Southern nation, but not
responsible for infcronees which have
been drawn. es .s-ass asshrs /,
Numerous members of Parliament have
been addressing public meetings All
refer to America, but generally refrain
from urging the recognition of the South
MIR. Golden addressed the Manchester
Chamber of Commerce in advocacy of
the abolition OF commercial blockades,
and 10 secure private property at sea.
Messrs. Glass, Elliott a. Co. write 20
Mr.. Field very hopefully of the Atlantic
cable, and offer 60 undertake the contract
on the most liberal terms, aud express
the greatest faith in its accomplishment.
The gales have suhsided. The total
losses to shipping have been enormous.
The gales also did great damage to.
France
A duel had taken place between Mr.
Dillon, editor of lie Esprit, and Duke de
Gramont Carderousse, in which the for
mer was killed.
PRovIDENcE, r. l., Nov. 9.---By order
of Gov. Sprague, salute Of one hum
dred guns will be fired tomorrow in
honor of the appointment Of Burnside TO
the command of the Army of tho Poto-
mac. nneg s y, ar.e..
CAIRO, Nov. Seen. Grant has made
his headquarters at Lagrange, Miss, the
railroad from Jackson to that place be-
ing in running order. M
A telegram from Colonel Lowe at
Fort Henry TO the headquarters here,
says there is no doubt about. General
Rawson having had fight with the
rebels of Woodward's command in the
various sources indicate total rout OF
the rebels. There is nothing definite,
however.
Gen. Sherman has issued an order
| against the importation of liquors to
Memphis, except by gentlemen, citizens
or officers, for their exclusive use; by
regular apothecaries for medical purpo-
ses, to be retailed on physicians' pre-
scriptions, and by keepers Of hotels and
| licensed saloons, in limited quantities,
not exceeding at any one time one
months supply. oa ~
The Grenada Appeal of the 9th says a
great fire on the 4th burned cotton ware
houses, &c, % Augusta, valued at half q
million Of dollars. 9l siiaW
llg George ~ Sanders, who has returned
frein his European mission, brings most
gratifying assurances Of the speedy re-
cugnition Of the Confederacy. The peo-
pie South are greatly rejoiced thereat
Belgium is 70 take the initiatives u %
The Memphis Bulletin OF the 9TH say.
that a large Federal army passed SoutF
toward Grand junction ON Tuesday last
The Bulletin further learns from gen.
tleman who lives In DE Soto county, Miss.
that for twenty miles out from Pigeor
RoOst the rebel cavalry have suddenly
disappeared. The same gentleman say
, that for several daysp past the Confedor
Rates at Holly Springs have been moving
back all their provisions. This was an
derstood TO be preparatory 10 the eyacua
ZION of that place. 1t is believed the,
] will fall back on Grenada. ll) iaf m
On Wednesday last an expedition lei
: Helena for Cotton Plant, where IL wa
/ understood a rebel force, twenty-ilg
hundred strong, were gathered. The
7 took five days rations. Nothing ha
been heard from them. ifae
: "A cavalry force also crossed the Helen
1 into Mississippi TO punish the rebel band
I who have recently given great annOyanc
4 by firing on the Federal pickets.
1 CIHc1NEATr, Nov. GA special dis
patch TO the Commercial from Indiana
= polls says on Wednesday night battal
ion Of Colonel Shackleiord's 9Th Ken
lucky cavalry was attacked by a larg
: force of guerrillas under Colonel FoWlo
on Pond river, seven miles form Madison
4 vile, Ky. The attack was calamity me
Inc IcDtlS Wtlt NpnpiStSly IpuAt
y with loss Of eight killed, includin
r Colonel Fowler and large number
r wounded and prisoners.
4 NEW YoRK, Nov, 9---The Newbur
! Progress OF the lst has been received
4 Nomention is made ofany recent exped
i ton OF any kind II says that the state
3 ment that the rebels are arming the n,
q gres at Wilmington is untrue. They dai
not furnish the negroes with arms.
y ST.. PAUL, Nov S.-Oyer three bur
d bred Indians have been convicted by u
ie military commander at Lower Siou
Agency, as participators in the late hol
N rible massacres and condemned TO
hung. Whether they live or die res
ls with the authorities at Washington. Tli
2 people in Minnesota, TO man are IN Il
,e vOr of immediate execution.