The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-24
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Neg Yorr. Jan. - 1T is reported
that the President OF the province Of
Babaia recently refused permission for
I United StFtes war 8smeTs 10 enter
/ the harbor A YesIel ives living inside
81 the time, flying a rebel flag. A let
4 ter Gays it is generally believed their
/ ADMINISTERS ton is determined to pursue
. a conservative coUrBe towards the reb-
els in future
The President mas addressed letter
I 20 Gen. Candy showing the necessity
/ for bringing out all the cotton possible,
and that in 2 fnantSsl point Of view II
Wa absolutely essential almost 10 FUR
! nish conIaband go1Gs in return Inc
I tone Of the letter and ITS treatment OF
! the objections raised By Gen. Candy 10
/ trade IN cotton, it Isl thought Will bring
/ ahout decided change IN the opera
tons Of Military men in the Mississippi
/ Valley
The Times army Of the Potomac
special Gays: Lee - apparently NOV
ing some Of his troops though it is not
! known in what direction 1T was gen
! erally believed that reinforcements
we're going to Charleston and Branch
vile
The rebel papers are making loud
complaints about the depredatiOns OF
/ Wheelers cavalry.
The Tribune correspondent at Fort
/ Fisher Of the l7ta says: The total
loss during the fight is not yet known,
/ but not probably over 400, exclusive OF
those burned and killed on Monday by
the explosion Of the magazine. The
owest estimate of the loss by this ter
rible catastrophe was 200 KILLED and
wounded. Some estimates place Il at
vice that number. General Hoke,
xmnsnding at Wilmington, as ad
! yanced bis line in our front, and on
! sunday, while operations were going on
n front, he made demonstration, in
tended - a diversion against Gen. Hall
xhose pickeis were driven in, but sub
,equentIy rallied and re-estsblished
heir line The gunbOsts assisted by
halling them back.
The Trfbunes correspondent at Sa-
vannah gives the following list Of pro-
notions among officers:
BreYet Major-General Fuller and w
B. Hazen, 18th corps; j w Corse, 18th
.orDs Charles Woods, 18th corps J NJ
| Leggett J E Smith and J A Smith, 18th
corp; A s Williams, 10Th corps; J w
Geary, I4th corps; J Il fitzpatrick, cav
dry brigade; Gen. Fuller; Col Ransom
SD Ohio Col Oliver, 18th corps; Col.
Mitchell, 18th 0 10; Col Pettis, 52d
Ohio, Col Potts, 9TH Maryland; Col A
3eckwith, Chief Ccmmissary Of Subsis
Jence; VIM Card, 10Th Ohio; Captain }
VI DAYTON, of Sherinan's staff, has beer
made Major and Acting Adiutant Gen
raj. Captain T G Baylor, Commander.
officer, has been promoted to y -
Lieutenant Colonel Captain Q III Foe
hief Engineer. now Brevet Colonel;
Captain J G Anderson and George Mich
/ Dis, Abide Camps to Gen Sherman,
Major and Aid de Camp
In describing the difference between arts
ccracv and democracy, it is wittily said OF
| Il ,rianati. 'rThe democracy are those who
! Kill bogs for q living; the arlstosracy, these
/ whose fathers killed hogs"
C.7ili5us VIII now cross on the new
steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
SPLENDID Albums foI sale at Giers' Gallery.
| just received, stock of imported
! lgrs Of the Gneat brands at Ehren-
1erEs, No. 40 Unionstreet
Gross On the Steam Ferry Boat Kentucky.
II vo., wish to crois the river, avoid the