The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-20
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Dy a ei6grapn
Afternoon Dispatches.
BeauFegaFd takes the Cath.
The South American War.
The Liberals In Mexico.
Juarez 90 Come TO this Country.
Muster Out Of Troops.
Frauds in The PaymaSter's De.
partmeni.
Mnwa uauFovr5
NorePardous.

/ -ANtN 81 uUu-s
New Counterfeit, and Treasury
Matters.
Nav OLEAys, Sept. I5.-GeueraI Beaurs-
gard yesterday took the oath of allegiance.
He stin makes application for pardon.
NEw YoRz, Sept l9.-The HeraIds Rio
Janeiro spoudcut furnished additional
interesting intelligence regarding the south
American war. We have already announced
the visit Of the Emperor to the scene of hos
/ Uli-ies in the province Of RIO Jauero. There
he stopped to= the frontier 90 have confer
enco with his two allies, the Presidents Of.
the Argentine Confederation and Uruguay.
A little steam Ram for the Brazilian navy
have arrived from France. Others had
been nearly completed a- Rio Jaueiro, and
1t was said that au American General, who
had just leit there for the United States,
carried with him q commission for tine con-
structiou Of i-0u clads for the Emperor in
this country. Volunteering fer the Bra
ziion army was very active, in the pro-
viuccs on the first call for troops, but i'm
Rio Janeir0 it had become necessary tocom- /
mcnce conseripuBg, which was being care
rcd on with great vigor anu with but tile
ceremony. Officers attended By guards sta-
tf1rs, tb.vv,a.T,.-.. 90 tI.. r... 4..........1 4
places in the princic1l thoroughiaros and
seized and seuit TO the army raudozyouses /
all passing men and able boys who could
not show clear cases Of exemption. Civil
officers Of the Government who did not vol |
uuteer would be drafted, aud De forever af- |
Jerwards incapable of holding similar civil |
positions.
The prospects of the coffee crop In Brazil |
We're mo. cheering; but experiments SO far
made in cotton culture has not afforded |
much encouragement.
A party of emigrauts from Missouri, who |
were so owedded TO the institution Of slavery
after its destruction they could not remain
in their own country, had arrived in Brazil |
and gone to the province Of Panama TO settle. !
NV YORK, Sept. I9.-Au Elpas1 CORES
p1uteut Of the PHilajelPhia Enquirer gives
currency to the report that Juarez designs
abandoning his country for the present, and !
is coming on to this city, where ue win join |
his wife and family, who have been ior some |
time residing here. Before leaving Chihua-
hua he issued protest against the Imperial |
occupation of Mexico, asserting his iegiti- |
mate claims To- the Chief MaCistr5cy of the |
country, and said that in this dsuoumeut
Juarez announced himself full blooded In
dian and a lincal descendant of the Monte
zumas.
The Trbmcs Washington special says |
chat among other organizations the follow
ing regiments have been ordered discharged |
Immediately Fourteenth. 18th and s2d Ili-
uois infantry; SOD Indiana aiau'ry; ad m-
diana cavalry; 2s,h Iowa infantry; Cd lows
cavalry; le,h Kansas infantry; nth Kan
sas cavalry; 9th Minnesota infantry 5sth, |
12d, Is4th, l96th and 7,h independent com
pau'es of Ohio sharpshcutsrs; Goth Ohio |
battery and ith Wisconsin infantry. The
18th and 18th Indiana cavalry have also
been ordered To- De con olii5tcI and To- be
called the 18th.
The Times special sayz that upon
suggestions of corruption among the
p5ymaste5s in the Department Of Mis-
souri,, the Government recently sent an iu-
spect0r to chat Department 60 investigate
the facts. The inspector returned home last
Saturday, having in custody Taymastcr |
Holt, who was arrested upon various charges |
of corruption and fraud. The inspector /
represents that matters in the Paymaster's |
Department Of Missouri are generally cone
ductoi In g crmiuaIy loose manner that |
he discovered seven or eight payma7-er's |
were absent from duty with Mt leave. that
they were In the habit Of charging fees for !
making up statements for soldiers, etc. A
general overhaulng of the officers of chat |
Department viii Immediately take place. /
There has been, t0- O. long time, rule m
the Treasury Department that uo Ter-ous
other than those Of the Note printing De
paumeut shall De permitted to visit the
rooms where the greenbacks are prepared,
unless upon O special order from the Secro
tary Of the Treasury. Occasionally the Sec
retsrv has given permission to visit these
rooms. It has been discovered that some Of
these persons have taken advantage Of the
privilege thus extended, and have made
themselves thus familiar with tho intricate
machinery Of the establishments, thereby
enabling them 80 eouuterfeit the national
currency
Secretary McClIloch has now directed
that no person, other than am employee of
the Printing Department. shall. under any
pretencc, 55 permitted TO enter The rooms
above mentioned.
The entire ravcuue receipts from the irst
day Of last July, up to and inclusive Of to-
day, amounted % hehaudsome SUM of sso.-
479,502 81. This far exceeds the ezPscta-
tious Of Commissioner Ortou. sui iH fact. Be-
a much greater SUM thau the most sauguiue
web wishs- of the Government has caIeu-
lated upon. Tho receipts to-day, amount
to SI,s15.4g5 o.
Il. C1i. G. II. TasEart, Acting Adlutaut
General % che Frsedmaa's Bureau, has been
released from duty ct his own request, azd
wiz tender his resignation and retire from
the service. He s. succeeded by L.. Col
Max Wo9IhuI, lats OF the New York Vol
uutser Engineer Regiments.
The War Department has decided that
officers rendering their designations Gre en-
titled o. che three months pay. the same o.
allowed o. officers who ere, end have been
mustered ont.
/ The order 60 muster out Che 10Th New
YORK rulutrv hs- been revoked.
The Herald says She amount 1f notes Be-
uei from Che Treasury 90 National Banks
Z Isst week vls Sa.s-I, ESQ. uakius tho grand
! taial slss. i8z.-1 now aaaat
/ Over ous husdrsd rarioas were granted
/ 90 Southern men today hy the President. a
/ plurality of which were 90 AIsbamians. and
Iamasar.ty To- AlahamirHs and ylrriuiaus
Bat tEa or three persons or much note ar.
am11r the numbs-. and thess of the ueru.
uve rather dian lhe positive cIass q men
/ The crowd Of female applicants was uoN
ssusi5iy dm.u1hel by lbs aufava-abl,
state y the weaiae-, and the aute-raomi
were as substantially euamaei aai ila.ias.
F. hy MALE O. ever Before.
a rareful ssrutuy Of toe usT c7uutsria.
Gee Huui1e5 paIar Compound I-ieres
F. nos, by aIi ths experts "a she Trsazarg De-
rartmcut. has convinced chem tla- the Dot.
was printed from the original dies or h~s
p.e,es. which were engraved outside %. ,E'
Treasury Of the c5mmfnesmrat Of green