The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-24
NEW YORK ITEMS.

The Utica Herald Of the 18th says -
The Military Committee appointed by
the Governor and Acting Assistant Pro
vost Marshal General, held meeting last
eveing, and recommended the following
persons for appointment as Recruiting
Agents:
John T. MCQusde, VIM. j. Stanford,
Frank BisselI. MOFven M Jones, Thomas
Van Embergh, Geo. D. Foster, Horace W.
Fowler, Simon II. Ryan, Utica
Josiah K. Brown, Trenton.
William Rowan, Remssn.
Hamilton Jones, WesterRVille.
T. +. KinyOn, Rome.
James Marshsl, Florence
Frederick 2. Drew, kirkland.
COLLISION ON THE CESTRAL.-A stock
train and an accommodation train came
together at Newark, Wayne county,
Saturday evening. The collision dis
abled engines 1876 and 143, and smashed
or broke seven or eight freight cars, in
jured Conductor Green slightly and fire.
man VIM. Williams dangerously. The
accident occurred through the careless
ness of switch tender Utica Herald
A public meeting was advertised for
Friday night goth inst, in Brooklyn to
raise funds for the Sanitary Commission.
Mr.. Beecher was to speak on the occasion.
The cornerstone Of new Presby-
terian Church (ReY. W. B. Lee, Pastor
was laid in Brooklyn on Wednesday last
corner of Hunter Street, Gates Avenue.
The BOARD OF DoGs-A Strike l1ooa
them IN the fashionable H0tels-Ladies,
who have their dainty pets, pOodles, &c,
when they go to Hotel to board for the
winter, expect though they DO not so
say, their pets to be included in their
bills Of board. The greatest horror has
been created in an up town Hotel, By
strike on the part of the Hotel, of 81
per day for the board of the pet or the
poodle. The dogs board is now 81 per
week! The excitement among the ladies
WIN tne PSVuEss - NV as-ss.s.sr 49,
and there even is, if possible, more de-
bate, and indignation about il, than in
the strikes Of the great machine shops,
the drivers, &c, &c-N Z. Express.
A fre in the drying room of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel on the night of the 10th
inst, stirred up the dwellers in the house
hugely; and defeated a serenade to
Senator sprAgue and lady who were
stopping there. The Gre did damage to
the amount of $4,000
The New York State Asylu for ine-
bristes will be dedicated Jan. II, 1854.
New York looks after her waywsrd
children.
The imports At New York FOR the
month of October were three and halt
million dollars larger than for 0ctobe-
of last year, twice as large as for Oc-
tOber, 1861.
It has been stated that the letters and
papers of the late William L. Marcy sre
to be given to the public under the
sditorship of George W. Newell, Esq.
Mr.. Newell was for long period his in
innate personal friend.
Properly REcovERED.-The Albany
Detectives found in New York, on the
steamer Isaac Newton, the 81, 900 worth
of furs stolen from TresdwelPs store in
Albany on Friday night, and arrested
the thieves who took is.
THE New VOLUNTEER FUND Sub
scriptions, amounting in the aggregate TO
$4,000, were received from ten persons
Yesterday, TO the new 100000 Yolun-
teer Fund.-N T. Tribune, 18th.
Chsuncey N. Abbott, State Senator Of
New York, died at his residence at
Niles, Cayuga County, on Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Abbott was . native Of
Niles, and was born in 1922 He was
elected to the Assembly IN 1851. He
was re elected, and was a leading mem
Der Of the House Of 1853. In 1861 be
was chosen 10 the Senate.-B.
BAsQUET TO FREEcH NAVAL OFFIcEes
Bear Admiral ReynAud and the OFF,
GERS Of the French vessels in our harbor
were last syeaing hOnOFed with ban
quet At Irving Hall They were about
10 take their departure from this port.
The arrangements were complete, and the
proceedings extremely creditable. TOhsts
were drank IN honor Of the Emperor
Napoleon. The President Of the United
States, the Admiral, the fEsnch navy and
officers, the srmy, and various other sub
iects, and all were responded 20. The
ceremonies Of the banquet closed At an
early hour this morning.-H \. Eesliag
Post, 17h.