The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-12
Telegraph.
The North Carolina Elections.
Stories about the StOneWalI.
More about JEFF. Davis Trial.
Hlrz Buried with the CORspIra.
tors.

ST. LorIz, Nov. II The four;p- rn-lf a
John Il. Oberhaus 4 Co. vas burnef IN
morning Loss S43, 600; insured Tor 81. .5aa
CAIao, Nov. Il-WIlliam johnson a.
rector Of 1he port OF Neosco. Iexa.. an
brother Of President johnson. died al Ia
place.
Thirteen thousand ana eighty bales nj
cotton passed here yesterday ~ Nsw AL
oany aud Cincinnati, and one hundred Al,
iorty-iour for ST. Liuis.
kALElsH, Nov. u.-Worth is csr.aiul,
elected Governor, over Holden. by from
5,O0o TO lu,0gO m ,ioritv.
MN YoNE. Nov. n -Tpfo-mati,r In -
renee 70 the actioa Of the French Gavsrs
meat in re alton - the com Qaint ~ 49, 4 i a.,
have been lodged in the cusiom-hooss. va,
received nom reliable reporter. WAC n.
cetFed 10 from the owner OF the stesinr-
Nhlen was searched BY two persons. ,sh
represented thems Ives as revenue effrers
sent from the custom-house % search the
steamer. Ths owner went a-ouna tbe yes-
sci with them, and showed them cases of
arms but they did hot demand they should
be opened.
These officers stated that the Government
o. France had lodged complaints against
i've vesse and one hundred aud twenty
i've persons, specifying them By name.
] ~ NH
mas sent any officers from the Cust-m-
House TO search any vessel Tor arns on
complaint Of agents Of the Government OF
France. The inference is that these i've
searching officers were none other than
spies.
nav YoRE, Nov. IA Washington
special says the President is being vigor-
ously pressed b have JEFF DAVIS tried nm
der the indictment pending since last June
IN The supreme Jadicial Court Of this dis
trict
WAsHiSeroN, Nov. 1.-THE Farragut
court martial to-day heard several witnesses
IN defence Of ION. Craven.
Bernard {. Gil testified from what he
had heard from Spanish officer, that the
rebel ram Stonewall was too formidable 10
attack without instant destruction % the
sssaulting vessel.
The body Of Wirz was buried this morning
at the Arsenal, near the remains Of the cou-
/ sp.rators.
PHILADELHHIA, Nov. u.-Col. A. II. Bow
man. Of the United states Corps OF en-
gineers, died at MS residence in Wiikesbarre.
this morning. He sunenntended the build.
ing OF Fort Sumter, and at the tlme OF h,s
death was President Of the Board Of En-
gineers charged with remOdeling coast for
tiiications.
NEw YoRK, Nov. II.-Intellieence from
Huyu has been received % the 2Sth Of Octo-
Der.
6eifrard has issued manifesto to the SOL
dlers u his army, in which he announces
that ships Of war, purchased for the Govern
ment Ia New York, are on thsis way 20
Hayu with those vessels.
Cape Hayuen, the rebel stronghold. will
be biockaded, and the city overcome. Be-
sides these, he adds, all our other steamers,
TO tbs nuanber of SIX, have been enurely re-
paired and armed and will immediately put
70 sea OF what importance, then, j. TIE
loss Of that place, abandoned % the enemy
without lighting aud without resistanceg
de ailudes y the relative superiority OF the
government forces over the rebels, and ar |
CUES the immediate and complete overthrow /
OF the rebellion.
FoETREss MoSRoT, Nov. ll.-Brir. Gen /
Penny bakrr, who was wounded n storm 1
ing Fort FISHER, n. c., has sufficiently fe-
covered IS 10 be able to leave for HE home /
IA Westchester, Pa, in few days. He ea-
tered the service as private IN 1851, and 4
hes served with distiHcti0n Throughout the
war having been wounded i've different
times.
A meeting was held at Norfolk resterdav
Tor the purpose Of iakiug measures for the I
organization Of an Emigraut Society. Il
was largely attended and deemed very
salts 'act0ry.
IT. J. Bel, Of Norfolk, in the course Of
some remarks, said that ihe chief difficulty /
he had experienced, was the want OF sys.
TEN IN introducing labor. he had been
since July acting as an emigrant sgent on
his own responsibility, and had brought
into the State one hundred aad eighty per
sons, including twelve Engliahmsn, iorty-
nHs sWedes' sixty Germans. SIX French,
and four Danes. These men secured WORK
readily, and besides their bodrd earn twelve
dollag per month.
A Circular has recently been issued BY
Col. U. Brown, assistant Commissioner Of
freedmen's Bureau in Virginia, calling the
attention Of agents Of tne Bureau to those
negligent Of their duty in not enforcing
upon freedmen IN their dittrirts the mecca
sIty Of entering into and fulfilling contracts
Tor labor with planters aud others who
have employment for them.
He then added, where employment is Of
iered on terms that Will provide for the
comfortable subsistence Of the laborers and
keep them from dependence and charity.
They should be treated Is common varrants
y they don't accep. il, and the rules Of the
bureau must be rIgidly enforced
NEW Yosg, Nov. Il.-6old a shade firm
er; opened az l4G14, closing at l467z.
The executive officer Of the Fenian Broth
erhood has engaged a spacious mansion O
the upper part Of the city as headaasrlsrs.
The fresidenb and different bureaus will /
move into it next week. The Express saws
the present organ zatiOn IL not intended far
the g0vernment Of the future Irish Remit
lie, but oaly TO cid the Irish pat iois In
their struggle for independence, b. AIMS,
money, 6c.
NEw YoHE, Nov. II The Commercially
Washington special says ths President is
pressed % have JEFF Davis tried
lnder the Indictment which has been pend
ling since last June, 10 the Supreme Court
Of the District Of Columbia.
The City Bank Of Trenton, n. j., hassus-
pended payment.
A Calcutta letter, dated Sept. %, saws the
cholera broke out on the % Ia September. on
board the ship Young Mechanic for Bosion.
The captain, secoad mate, and three sailors
died. Five sailors who survived we're sent
10 the hospital.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 1.-The body Of Capt.
v irz was directed by the President O. be
Inferred in the Psnitentiary yard. Of the
Arsenal grounds, where Payne aud others
we're burned. Wirs's grave is the scutheru
me Of a row Of five in the follow ng order;
Mrs. surratt, Payne, Harold, Aizsrott and
Hirz.
FoRrHEss MoSRoE, Nov. II The steamer
Pelican, from Washington for New York, Is
lere awaiting favorable weather.
Workmen rom washington commenced
bis morning removing the track and i on
4 the Government railroad between here
nd Hampton, when the work was suspend
d by order Of Gen. Miles.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 1.-The City Bank
las closed is Office here, but its noJes ere
edeemed at the Merchants National Bank.
me City Bank was run under the general I
'anking law. Securities are deposited with |
he State Treasurer for the redemption Of is
,ills.
PHuADELPHIA, Nov. 1l.-To-day the Ath
etc Ball Club met the keystone Club, and !
'eat them IN a game Of seven innings. The
core stood AZ 20 8.
One thousand people witnessed the con
est
The loss BY FIRE at Bancroft's mills at Ne
ia, Thunday last, is not less than two
hundred thou and dollars.
Persons unacquainied in the city seeing
o many advertisements for the treatment
{ Special Diseases, are often at q loss % ds !