Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-14
FROM NEW YORK.
New Gold Notes Out--No more PardoDs-
JEFF. Davis-PEarkets-Ncx cxicap News.

JEFF. eis-Nc cxicap News.
New York, Nov. 13'--Thc Times Wash
ngtou special dispatch says The appointment
Of Cen Fitzpatrick ~ Minister to Chill viii not
result in any superccdurc OF the present excel.
lent representative at Santiago, Hon. T. II.
Nelson. Gen. *. has three months leave Of
absence to visit Europe. lie will visit Spain,
probably, and come to an understanding with
the Queen as TO our position with reference 10
The aggressons of Spain upon Chill, thence to
South America, prepared to IN aiutan the dig.
nifty Of his important mission.
- Gen. John A. Logan ha3 been rendered tho
mission TO Japan. It u un&nrstnod lhat hc
accepts.
Among the heavy war accounts being sct.
tied by tho Government at The present time, is
that OF J. T. Sanford, of New York, for Tie
charter money Of three steamers, amounting 10
$500, 900.
The Governor Of South Carolina las address.
sed letter o the Secretary Of tie Treasury,
asking that the State have tho privilege Of as-
suning the direct tax levied by Congress, and
that same may DC paid in South CaroIins
bonds, allie gcS tnat the State is much impoy-
crushed and cannot meet the tax money. No
action has been taken by the Secretary Ok tho
Treasury.
The Times special says: HayInlstcr !. Il.
Cowau has been brevetted Brgadler Genera,
and Major Prince Orovcttcd Colonel The fol-
lowing Paynasters have been 5rcycttcd Lieu.
tenant Colonels: j. A. FarricA, J. II. VI J..
Dorn c. NJ. Terrell, j. NJ Crosby, K. :. WcoD,
c. Phelps, y. H. Young, L. A. Adams, II q.
Rogers. J. S. Thurstor, W. V Rooman, JacJb
Salad, L. 7. Huston n. II. Hutchns.
The Second Comptroller Of the Treasury ha4
made decision ciative to servants pay. la
the case OF u soldier transferred TO the Veteran
Reserve Corps, agrccably 10 gen-ra order of
the Provost Marshal No. llG, in the Aijutlut
Generals $ Office, 1865, application IS malJ tor
balance Of the recruit bounty. The Comp.
Irolcr decides llat, ~ he was discharged by
reason Of the close Of the war, he is entitled to
the balance Of the bounty. the same a5 though
he had remained with his regimont-the TACT
o. his 0eiug transferred to the Veteran Reserve
Corps and discharged from that organization
not affecting his ri.ght to bounty, which he WIS
entitled to under his enlistment. Ia the case
OF a representative substitute for person not
liable to draft, ii is held that the former is en-
titled to the same bounty rs other recruits ell
listed at the same tImc aud for like proceeds
of services
New Y YoRK, Nov. l3.-CeAon dull and heavy
and two ceEts lower; 5se15lc for mddng
Chiefly at soc. G.eH
New YORK, Nov. l3.ETiles Of the official
Journal Of the Mexican Republic, a@littlc news
paper published at Passo Del ,Nprleahave been
received here, dated the l346f August. They
contain accounts Of singular Liberal demon
strition in ChihuhtEI. On the day aiiixod foF
the celebration Of the establishment Of the
Emperor, ~ number OF the citizens held fu-
neral ceremony in memory Of Dcgal. The
flags were lowered at hall mast, aud tie place
wore general expression of mourning rather
than of festiyity. An official publication an
nouuccs"tGat OaXaca has been occupied by -
body of Juarist troops under Col. Dias
New York, Nov. l3.--Eew gold notes oftho
denomination Of 500 wcro received stt the
United States Treasury in this cj'y to-aAy.
Tie Commercial Washington dispatch sa,a:
The President informed cX.Conedcratc geu-
erals to-day that it is not his present il.
tention to pardon any more civl or military
leaders Of the rebellion. Chief Justice Chase
is expected in this city tonight, when some.
thing definite respecting JciL< Davis will be
announced.