The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-30

/ vs.. ITO Dal5e OF COtbVu. us COTTON VA,
purchased 1T Lake Providence, for th'
purpose Of transportation, &c, in viola.
tion Of che laws. Thatis, we suppose
il vas purchased for up river and mar.
ket TWAS seized At Cincinnati on in.
fornstion Of Mr. Carson. The gross pro.
cesds OF the sale were $40 COL 81 In
ahe distribution fhe following ORDER
were made. To Enoch T. Carson fol
fseight from Memphis, drsyAge, storage
and insurance, 1854 40. To the same a
agens for E. McCarty, for expenses il
gettsng the Gotten 70 Lake Providence
and thence. 70 Memphis, S3,746. To
Enoch 4. Carson, infSrme one hall the
net proceeds, Si7,3l1O4
The eases above extracted are not re-
printed here as riehOr rare; for we sup
pose, 10 ali similar ones arising under the
'Regulations," were published even The
world itself co1ld not contain the books
that should be written. w
Captured RsbeI CorrcsPOsdenee.
The steamer Ceres was recently taken
whilst attempting TO run the blockade
iatO Wilmington. A number of letters,
the private correspondence Of Colonel c.
A. f. Lamar, rebel agent in England
for The purchasing of steamers, negOtia-
ting Confederate cotton bonds, &C., was
found on board. Some Of these letters
b.v. hssn nrhi;sb.d
-. nm.
,Sns va - 49, A'i4 ~ ~ WE
mand OIL rebel pirate vessel, dated at
Liverpool, Oct 10, 1853, says:
aTbe news from tbs bIockad. runner.
Is decidedly bad. six of the last boats
have been caught. NotIin0 has .nters.
IVf1E,sposou ~, On. r,o.skV =. -
:. M . o..y.t.I, s-.-.lc,,,..
w. 1 yam POeii wli'eS HUN Oh george,
Bermuda, Dec. z, 1868 @
I" The only boats that came in from
Wilmington this moon were the Flora
and Gibraltar, but several boats are ex-
pected from England" e
Frank Smith. of M.mpbis vr;t.s from,
a.. -
'ne sI"0 Pi~0 s." ~
.utL;.n - g. Vt Ai1lOS'
a. - pr
-. o., 1eea a..
A10ND, "" :, -0' '"-
Mr.. Bigbie Is willing to sell the ships
be Is building; the brst to be ready in
November, ana the other IN December.
fhey VIII orSW ten Ieet, loaded, carry
l,IOO TO 1,oVO bales, and four days coal
fuh steAmlng. There are one or two
particular advantages connected with
these boats over any l have yet heard Of;
and to that "lsh TO call your attention.
4hs'engines are 80 constructed as to be
driven at much higher pressure in
tropical waters than any engines can do
unless 80 constructed. The copse-
quencs IL, they can maintisn very great
speed when required. Again, they are
built so a. to be valuable in case of
peace, at . modest cost for alterations.
Ale9, consloeI A tl: a..enIion mas osen Paid
~ 49, ,vbsr io.5sd ,b.n SsIn sI Ih4.
and then being 80 soon ready greatly
increases their value ever the -, ready
IN anuary nsA'' r4 .I si 80
hr. bIgoie writes on the 10Th Of OctO-
Der from London-
Tsh.ti bs mo.t b.nnv 70 l..,, a.,
o.n w.Lo suoh .rrsnS.n,snt. &c cuIS
800 ~ ,vo,,-..lf go 5000 h.....;--
,hs nvnsrs of one a. hath Of nv .ts.-
80 ~ 80 sfF.ct mi. an, --;,I;.. =.
10 Iihor,I ,srms bnt c,nnot e. 80
ss.S,ants :. ro,IJ onIv 1880. 80
20. ar Son,S n.nsrd;nr .sI.IosIs
=. :, -. ,,,,,o..I - e. L';
~, - - n 49, st..n"-. - r
~ nsF5sctlv eYidsnt 70 ron that nv bsst
I'D ssTbv. 49, y, 90 a.
P .a9 .a,asss,- ssna 49,. - L sue
80 !. - 800 arr, oH M go 20
800 800, =. u corirrc,;on --;,h 80.
80. bo voold ~ :. intsr.st -
49, No ~ ,hoir .h.-. 90 ,nro5..a "a
49, a. n.oet 20 r..oIf 80 t-;.S-
IT.. foI,awino Ist,sy, in5;n.t. tb.t -.
- ''-O'O ' ~ 'u'
emperor oil tns ftenon was dispossa 80
give the rebs . secret lift. Gen. Banks
has. however, broken up all their calcu-
,.,s1,s. -s at @
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TIE FRENCH EMPEROR ooSsANTs 40 AATA.
AoAAs ThADA-AoNAt "ASThp-TAIL
SWEARING - .
sai.s ~ RUB Oh fksThiHIn.t
Paris, Vctoosr ~, 1853. ! !
MI DEAR sIR AND FAIKSD - have tel
egraPned 70 SANDERS, yesteroay' tnst my |
friend was ready 70 execute ma contract,
progiaee 'he eosIon was surely oehVerea
10 Matamsras. ! nave Aiso S.a'ea 70 him
that the proteetion OF the Emperor was
obtained, Whieh Wouin ~iloW the goods
10 enter 'hat Pert' ana tne eoieon 70 issue
thsrslrom, Without tns slightes' DIM
Guilty.
Now, am sahshed that we could OBJ
tEin nom my friend I'VE per ceAt. COM
mission upon tne value OF iurnltures
made and three per cent? or two per
cent, upon all the cotton We may bring
IN the European markets above the cost
OF said supplies; provided, however, that
Chiids would transfer his contract and |
allow my friend % per cent. OF the huR-
drsd per cent. allowed to himself by the
contract. This could hardly be refused,
for my friend not only advances the cap
ltai necessary TO carry on the contract,