The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Writ OF Habeas Corpus 10 be
Restored.
Indian Affairs.
OF Gen. HerF0n:
Robbery Of $40 0OO,
Murder or a SpaHlard in
Brooklyn.

transport arms, etc, 10 Mexico. i snb.tat
tally correct an extract from a letter no
Al cthclal, stating that clearrass was r
Iu-ed stesmcr, until she was examined !
Collector hIug, tie collector giving AZ
reassu icr thIs course, that he hsd receive
reports OF several vessels ia port, said 70 |
Preparing for Illicit parposes against Frene
ana British commerce.
The steamer Western Metropolis. f-o,
APalachecoia on the 18th. brings IS bales
cotton. The total shipment Of cotton fror
that port for The season, will reach 5000
"a IS, some $1,000 OF which have vet 10 b
shipped Some twenty vessels were loasius
The steamer Norwich had sailed Cor N-J
Orleans, for repairs, and the steamer Youu.
was ashore on a bar for 10 DAYS
Cuban named Joseph Sesrcis, also VA
murdered in The yicioiiy Of civ Park
brooslyu, last night, and robbed Of S 90,
sle,OVO' which he had upon his person, IL,
was proprietor OF a theatre IN Havana
aud had come here for the purposs Of par
chasing maehinery, &e- The suppose
nuide er Is Joseph Douglas, represented tc
De about forty years of age, five feet eighl
inches high, dark complexion. black Tan
aud thin black m0ustache. lie had dined
I with him IN the afternoon and knew thai
| ne had the money upon his person, and
I let the hotel IN company with the victim.
Inc murdered man was horribly mutilatei
| with more than n dozen wounds from A
/ dagger. A wound over the right eve WAS
I inflicted with some blunt instrument. and
body otherwise lanceratsd with q razor.
dagger and a razor were found in thu
vicinity. No arrests have yet been inside.
In addition 10 reward offered By Custom
House officials for the recovery Of the re-
mains Of Preston King, an additional re-
ward Of 500 dollars IN behalf Of friends and
relatives Of deceased is offered bv Simon
Goth and L. s. Bridges.
PHILADELPHIA Nov. 23.-Uon. SCHUYLER
Coliax Will deliver lecture before Press
Lluo this evening, at the Academy Of AIu-
sc, and not next Monday evening as stated.
his subject IS '.acToss the continent, a. 4
the duties Of the next Congress"
NEW HORE Nov. % in response TO the
denial by j. o. Smith Of the statement or
the Poftland Argus that Prof Morse hsd
re eived heavy Judgment sgainst Smith.
The PRoFEssoR TEcHNcALLY There hts
has been no judgment given sgaiust smith
in my favor for $40, 762.
WAsHISGTON, Nov. 23.-The directors Eof
the Board OF Trade have taken action with
view to the consolidation Of the cities of
Washington and Georgetown, and the re-
malnder Of the county Of Washington into
one municipality, instead Of beng, a al
present, under the control Of five distinct
authorities. The authorities declare it -
eminentiy proper that the Board Of Trade,
representing So large au amount Of the prots-
erty and trade of this district, should take
the lead in this movement, IN order 70 pro-
cure efficient and harmonious municipal
government
Hon. Thsdeus Stevens is among the re-
cent Congressional arrivals.
NV lORg, Nov 23.-Gold quiet and
steady opening at l455s, declined 10 1863,
and closing At l47.
INV YORK, Nov. 23.-At an suction sale |
to-day Of army and hospital stores, coasist- !
ing OF condensed milk, eggs, blankets, etc. |
the nett receipts amounted 10 a quarter Of /
nj lion Of dollars.
New Orleans advices stste that MAJ. Gen.
Heron has resigned his position 10 the |
army, and entered into the commission busi- |
ness in that city.
CozzeDs Coal Oil Refinery IN Croak I'd IS
reported destroyed by FIRE this morning
HALIFAX, Nov. 23.--In the case Of the ship /
Hero murder, to-day, Cook was sentenced /
to be hung, and the sentence Of the maie |
deferred
NEW YoEK, Nov. 2S.-It has beeE rumored !
that Chiiisn agents were purchasing large l
quantities Of arms and materials Of war /
also, that certain vessel was fitting cut /
as q prvateer. The Cniian Government !
does not propose at present. 10 st out priva-
teers, or even issue Letters Of marque. 10 /
persSns are Authorized TO purchase arms OF 1
war msteriEi here
The Commercials Washington specisl I
says thst the President expressed his inteu- /
ton this morning to restore the privileges /
Of the writ Of ha5ess corpus st the earliest
possible time, and do away with the secret
detective service.
NEw YcRE, Nov. 25.--Hcn. o. Surrey, Of
one Of the Commissioner sent 70
treat with she indians Of the Northwest,
says the negotiations have been so sausfac
y thEt he tanks q commission should be
sent out early next CeasOD, 50 as 20 have
ample time 10 g higher up the river, and
zee If the Indians Of the upper northwest
country will agree in establishing a general |
peace Throughout that country.
The " oil dealers and brokers Of this city /
propose 10 have daily meetings, 70 consider |
Their interests
The decision Of the Court Of Appeals in
the suit Of he corporation Of New York |
against the Third avenue Railroad Tor q /
license, the Company having refused 10 paw /
tae sum Of so a y ear imposed BIZ the citT /
ordinances as q hrense for each car run. OF |
pay penalty Of $50 for each case Of refusal, |
i
egreemeut with the Tn I'd Avenue Company,
which Company was authorized and com
PEELED to run cars over ITS route in a suih
ciens number TO accommodate the public, |
had no right u require license 10 be taken. |
PIrrsBuRG, Nov. p River three feet four |
inches by pier mark rising slowly.
CAIRo, Nov. 23.-Four hundred and twer- |
ty-fve bales Of cotton passed here for Gin
cincinnati and Memphis. Cotton dull, at |
47@49s. Stock on hand, $4,000.
Inc Memphis Avalanche says it will sup
port the President and oppose negro SUI /
rage.
WAsHISsroS, Nov. 2S.--In a dispatch to
the late Minis er Dayton, the Secretary Of
State said he might not improperly improve
the occasion by rsmsrking that the Exec- /
utive Government Of his country has ne
organ 70 express its views and sentiments In
regard TO France and all other countries.
These can be know always By the language
Of diplomatic rep esentatives, for it instructs
them infinitely, aud directs them 10 sneak
frankly and freely. A short time before
ths dispatch was sent 10 the Minister
Mr.. Seward wrote 20 him the statement,
made BY Mr.. Druyu d. Hugs concerning
the EmperOr's intiuteniions are entirely
satisfactory if we are prepared TO assume
them as having been authorized 90 be msds
by The Emperor in view Of the present con-
dition Of affairs in Mexico. IL is time ~
have remarked, the Emperor's purposes
may be hereafter changed wich chsngiug
circumstances. We ourselves are not uu-
obserTant 10 the progress Of events ct home
and abroad, and IN no case are we like.v 20
n giect such provisions for our own safety,
ss every sovereign State must alwsvs bs
prepared 70 fall back upon. where nations
IN wheat they have lesgued are in friendly
cause.
We respect the moral treaty obligations.
Your own discretion viii be your guidance
ssto bow far and IN what way public int
rests will be promoted BY submitting these
views 10 the consideration Of NJ Druvu de
L'Huys.
The rumors induslri0usly circulated con
corning the resignstion Of Judge o. e. As
sstaut Secretary Of the Interior, and the
appointment in his place Of judge Morton.
Of Illinois, are without foundation. Judge
Otto is undo stood to enjoy. % the fullest
extent, the confidence ard esteem OF the
Secretary as well ss the Chief Of that De-
partment. There il no prospect Of his re-
nova from that position.
Capt. I. D. Beeksiih, ed Y. P. C., Who
was sentenced BY a court marital a. BALI
more, 70 be eashserei aud imprisoned, for
alleged false muster, has been today re-
stored rank snd pay BY the PRECEDENT upon
the recommendation n the Judge Advocate
General, who read the proceed .ngs Of the
e1urt-nartisl and the argument u Captain
Beck this counsel
The C0mmissi0ner Of Internal Revenue TO-
day decided as q the amount Of stamp duty
on . deed Of t-ust and mortgage, gwen bv
the A & g. R Co. % Jno. 4. Penn Tru,-
tee Of the City Of New York, Banner. 10
answer to un inquiry, that 81 900 il Internal
Revenue stamps, was sufficient 70 cover The
zane.
TIE entire amount o. mortgsEe being
thirty million dollars q VIII require inter
raj revenue stamps 10 the amount Of three
millirn dollars, a1d 10 said stamps were not
affixed thereto the bonds Of sad railroad
company would be involved.
An impressi0o, injurious . Brown B-ns.
4 Co. was created BY d spstch 20 The Fos.
ton Advertiser, in regard e The payment az
q - ,9Q0 draft BY that house represeufed a.
having been drawn By the rebel Severn
menf
Il = understood that a draa vas drawn
By Brown Bros 4 Co., 70 their own orser
and eadorsed b. them, and there is aofb NJ
II fact that would indicate anv connected
between the hEm and The rebel roverrr,srt.