The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-28
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Later from Mexico.
Liberal Successes.
The Trial OF JEFF. Davis.
All Naval Steamers 20 be gOt
Ready for Sea.
Pardon OF Neln s. Brown.
Pardon Of NeIn S Brown.
Discovery Of Gold in Panama.

WAsarNersS, October s6.-A special O. the
Herald says Senor Romero, Mexican Minis
ter % the United States, Is in receipts of dis.
patches this evening which anticipate tho
capture Of Matamoraa and the entire occu-
patton Of ths stats Of famauhpas, By the
Liberal io5ces under Juarcz. There can D.,
no doubt Of an Important movement having
been on foot % that eud Cor weeks past. and
Of their hsving reached point Of rcasoua-
bic success. These accounis are uudcrstooj
% have corroboration In Official dispatches
reviewed today by The Government. cl-
though the actuai occupation OF Matamoras
BY the Liberals has not been announced or
conhrmed.
Important disclosures, relating % the late
Imperial decree estabushing the new Ez-
press Company, are likely % Be made within
a few days that wiH fully show up the sui-
mus OF the late Phladelphia dispatches
declaring the liberal cause hopeless. sud
Maximilian's Government firmly fastened
on the people Of Mckee. Several gentle
men who have. he thiaks, held official sud
confidential positions with Mrs Liucciu's
Administration.
Il is now positively known here thst the
trial Of JeiIers0n Davis has been decided
upon, and the arrangements have been
nearly completed. The trial viii be ior the
crime o. treason. and viii take place either
in this city or Richmond, and the Attorney
General and the friends Of Mr.. Davis have
selected aud retained counsel for him. Vow
that the Wirz trial is completed BE- IS sup
posed JEFF Davis will Immediately follow
Il is said that the socnatary of the Navy
has directed that al the available steam
vessels Of war shall immediately be gotten
ready for sea. Il is supposed that it IS the
intention OF the government 30 De prepared
Tor any event Ia any auarter Of ths world
The naval court-martal, with Nice-Ad-
miral Farragut as President, % convene iu
Washington on the frst of November. will
have before IL It, Col. Marston, the oldest
officer, one excepted, Ou q charge of using,
for private purposes, bounty money dep1si-
ted In his hands BY newrocruits.
Mr.. Duncan, STATE agent Cor Georgia, is
on his return hone from New York. ana
has succeeded in neg0tiatiuga q loan of s2u0.
o0o for one year, at per cent., on the ia.th
Of the provincial goVernment Of the state
Ex CIV. Neni s. Brown. Of Tenn. wss
pardoued to-day by The President.
The Herald has an interesting statement
relating TO the new Mcxican loan for $50.
coo 900 dollars, which was placed ou this
market on Monday last, and also o. repre-
sentative of the bonds 90 the denomination
Of Ave hundred dollars. Already the de-
mand for these bonds ia very great. Appl-
cations are pouring in from banks aud indi-
vlduals.
Adyices from Savannah say that Henry
Walter, a forward Judge OF the supreme
Court of Florida, died n savannah on the
18th inst.
Assistant Surgeon Towl,s, Of the l2th
Maine reg imout. has been appointed Medi-
cal Director Of ihe sub-diatrict of ugechee,
Ga, in place Of DR.. Baldwin who returned
home with his regiment, the l52d n. Y.
The steamer New York, which arrived
from Panama yesterday, brought some spec
linens Of gold, one taken from the ueWiy
discovered isihmus deposits, near the Lime
Of the Panama railroad. More extensive
discoveries are expected o. follow.
Nothing later IN relation 20 the revolution
in Peru.
No news Of consequence from Central
America.
It isa natural consequence Of the inva-
sion of the STATE of Panama from the State
of Couea, the suppression Of which We have
already chronicled, have recently suffered
an irrupuou from the State Of Outiguu.
This new war is looked upon by many us
merely the advance guard Of others with
which the eysy troubled Columbian repub
lie will Shortiy bo afflicted.
Inc hefhlu " haantnsion speclal say = ihf
/ Indian Bureau, yesterday, received mteli
gence that the Legislature OF the Chiekulav
/ Nation has ratified treaties negotiated ai
/ Fort Smith, including the provision ahol
/ ishing slavery.
The Times special says ihe report OF th,
/ United States treasurer % the Secretary H
/ the Treasury, says during the past year th'
/ business OF the Treasury amounted % ar
| average Of thrse miiiior dollars per day.
| Gen. spinner, U. s. Treasurer, hiss de
/ eiinei The appointments Of Auditor OF On,
/ New York Custom House. he intends 0.
| continue his present position during th'
| term Of President Johnson's admuistra
/ ton.
The Commissioner Of Internal reyeuu
received iHf9Tmation that the Brokers ta
question was ugain decided against o.
Brokers IN Philadelpbia.