The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-23
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the 18th say that Gen. Candy IS reeoYsring.
The Alexandria (va.) Journal says tie
Iron clads stationed at Fortress Monroe,
moved up James River on Friday to Dutch
Gap, indicating i'm poFtant movements
The Commercials Washington special
says there was great CONSERVATION in Rich
mond on Saturday on account Of sherman's
movements. It is believed be IS sweeping
onward spite Of ell opposition. It IS not
impossible that Macon has slseady fallen,
and that may be one cause Of the eOnstsr-
Foreign.-Brazilian correspondence rela-
tive to seizure Of pirate Florida is pub
lished. The London Star denounces the
seizure, and hopes that Americans will re-
pudiate it.
At the Lord Mayors Banquet, Palmer
stOn spoke, expressing hopes that contend
ing parties in America would soon find it
better to be reconeiled than fight.
Great floods have occurred in Tuscany.
Enormous damage done at Florence by ire
mendous floods.
NEw YORK, Nov. 22.-COtton ls2; Gold
225A.
Grant left yesterday for the front. On
Sunday he said to gentleman in this city,
the Confederacy is mere shell. know it
am sure of it. It is hollow she'll and
sherman viii prove it to you. In answsr
to the question whether in his opinion 90
days would bring the end. he said with a
grim smile 81 am not 80 days man but we
shall see what shall happen in 6 months"
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Court of
Claims adjourned over to December. Judge
Catron of the U. s. Supreme Court, writes
from Nashville that he will not be able to be
in the city at the openingof the Court. The
5. C. Tax Commissioners will commence
leasing cotton plantations for the ensuing |
year at Hilton Head Dec. 4th.
PoRTLAND, Nov. 22-The steamer Mora
Wan from Liverpool bringing dates TO the
10th, has arrived
Fhe Bank of England has reduced the |
rate of interest to percent.
The English Lower House had adopted |
the peace treaty by a large majority.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I1.-Cotton, buoyant and |
advanced Id, closing with upward ten
dency.
The Sunday Union says the reconnaissance
made in the vicinity Of Berrysville
in the capture of small body of rebels
Richmond papers of Saturday have been
received.
Two armed U. s. Steamers are reported
to have been captured on the Big Sandy
river.
Breckinridge is in East Tennessee en-
deavoring to win the people Of that district
to allegiance to JEFF Davis and declared am
nesty to all who lay down their arms and
cease bushwhaeking his troops.
In the rebel House of Representatives on
the 18th and in the Senate on the 18th res
olutions were offered by Henry s. Foote of
Tennessee, that the war vas to be carried
en- until the independence Of the South was
NEw YoRK, 21.-The HeraId's Washing.
ton special says news from Sherman through
rebel sources has created excellent feeling
here, and increased confidence in the wis
demand success of the great movement.
The Times Washington correspondent
pronounces the story of the interview the
French Minister and Secretary Seward
canard. The Times Washington special
says Richmond..papers Of the goth, received
here to-day contain nothing further from
Sherman, but talk boastingly.
The Tribune's Washington special says
that Secretary Stanton was again at his
office to-day. He has no idea Of leaving /
the Cabinet.
Mr.. Lincoln is forming his new Cabinet,
and will regard young America.
Gen. Rawlings, Grants Chief of staff,
telegraphs that there is great CONSERVATION
in Richmond concerning sherman's move
ments.
The 10th Army corps has been abolished,
and Gen. Emory ordered TO report TO the
military district of the Mississippi.
There is no variance between Welles and
Seward in the Florida affair. Welles justi-
fes the act, and Seward is hunting up au-
thorities.