The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-30
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Liverpool win shortly be brought before
Che magistrates charged with enlisting
British subjects for the rebel service.
The London Times says it is slmOst
certain that war viii be syerted between
India and japan.
The French Corps Legislatif is still
debating the address. It is reported
that numerous arrests of Italians have
been made in Paris, (soms say so while
others say 1907 as connected with the
recent conspiracy, or engaged in recruit
ing for an expedition which GaEibaldi IS
said to be contemplating.
The Holstein question is unchanged.
The Times sees some encouraging indi-
cations.
RasselPs letter of December 81, to the
Federal Diet is published. BE demands,
in the interests of peace, q conference of
The Powers who signed the London
treaty, with German Representative,
and that status to be maintained. In
The mean time France has addressed a
circular to the Minor German States, ex-
planning her position relative to the con-
ference. The Danish Minister had pro-
posed to Austria renewal of negotia-
tions from the point where they were
broken off in 1852. Austria declined.
London, Jan. 15.-Consols closed on
Thursday at 9036@907@. The bullion
in The Bank of England has decreased
f448 600.
The Confederate loan advanced 6 per
cent. yesterday.
The Bank of France has lost, during
the month, 4 100000 francs in specie.
The Great Eastern has been bought in
at auction for 100000 There was on
IL one bid made for $4,000.
The stesmer Sumter was offered at
auction, and brought Ga, 800.
English funds remained without the
slightest alteration.
The London Times says that on the
Danish side the last resolve has
been taken, and should any German reg
iment advance beyond the Northern
boundary of the Federal Territory, Den
mark is resolved TO enter in the war with
all her energy. 1t is quite time that the
two great German Powers declared their
future course with equal precision.
L0ndon, Jan. IA The Paris Constitu-
tionel says the reception given in Ger
many to the proposed conference on the
Schleswig- Holstein question is proof Of
its impossibilitv.
Paris, Jan 14.-Mszimilian is expect
ed here early in February.
The amendment to the addr' 50 vss
rejected in the Corps Legislatif in the
course of debate. NJ Theirs attacked
the abuses of the administration, and
declared his opinion that its universal
suffrage will prove the safe guard of the
country.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The following
has been received at headquarters here ::
chattanooga, Jan 27-Io General
Halleck:-COl. Boone with force of $50
men of the 18th Kentucky mounted in
fansry and the 4th Michigan, attacked a
camp of Home Guards, Col. Culbertson
commanding, and routed them, destroy
ing their camp, 4 considerable number of
arms and other property, and returned
TO their camp without any casualties in
his force.
JohnstOn's brigade, of ROddy's COM
mand, crossed the Tennessee river at
Blinbridge, intending to make asjuuc-
ton with q brigade of infantry, who
were expected to cross The river at
Lambs and at Browns ferries, and
and thence TO proceed tn Athens TO cap
ture our forces there. We engaged them,
killing fifteen, wounding quite number,
and taking some of them prisoners
among them three commissioned officers.
Our loss ia ten wounded,
TSignedl GEO. H. THOMAS.
Major Gen. Commanding.
From official data in the War Depart
meDt it is sscertained that the number of
troops that were enlisted for actual SER
vice in the month of October, is one hun
dred thousand.
It is understood that the House Com
mitiee Of Commerce will, in a few days,
report in favor of the abrogation of the
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
Twenty members of the House desire
to speak upon the Confscation bill. It
is intended, if possible, to get vote on
Monday.
The New York Custom house investi-
CATION here grows interesting. Certain
persons are deeply involved by the evil
dence already presented. 1t is probable
the Investigation Committee will adjourn
tonight.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 28.-Refugees from
Virginia have arrived here, who declare
hey could not stay any longer, partly on
account of the great scarcity of provis-
ons snd partly from fear of the con-
,criDiion.
The banking house of Purbis & Co., |
vas robbed yesterday of $500 in uni
ed States Treasury notes. The notes
we're all denominations of $780,
NEw YoBK, Jan. 28-The old sloop.cf-
var Falmouth, recently sold at auction
# Aspinwsll, sailed from there on the
18th inst, flying the English flag.
The overland California msil was re-
umed this morning, after fortnight's
occssioned by the storm in
he West.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. ga large quantity
# ice foAted past the city this afternoon
linking the steamer Moderator at the
evee TO the cabin floor. Although badly
aTeened. il is thought she can be raised.
Gen. Grants son is convalescent. The
General visited the theatre last evening
nd received quite an ovation. The COM
dinner will be given to him
e the Lindell Hotel tomorrow night
nd will be one Of the grandest affairs
yer gotten up in this city. He leaves for
he south on Monday next.
Gen. Roseeraus will arrive tomorrow
6 noon He will be welcomed by COM
D tee of citizens, and escorted to hisho-
Ell by large procession.
The 1st Missouri cavalry, 900 strong,
ave nearly all re- enlisted as veterans.
The Missouri river is rising slowly,
nth every appearance of speedy break
lg up. The Mississippi is supposed to
e open 10 Cairo, but no boat has yet
ONE up. Several are loading here for
ouihern ports. The steamers Lazerine
nd Sunshine were sunk by the ice at
rawford's Landing, near Cape Girsr-
esu. Loss unknown.
NV YORK, Jan. 28.-There was some
TCitement in Pansma when the Cham
ion left A British Catholic clergyman
sd been brought before the Project and
I'D 5 criminal suit entered against him
r performing mass for few persons in
hotel. This matter is likely tn cause