The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-24
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Arrival OF the HIbeFRlan.
Late Foreign News.
correspondence Between Mills
ter Adams and Earl Russell.
Mexican News.
Beeeher EadOres the PolIey OF
The President.
Railroad Accident.

PirrssrRa, Oct 2s-Watsr sre f,e. e,r
inches, and iailing. Weather clear.
FAErHEE pOXf. Oct g The Hth,~,,i..,
from Liverpool ami Londonderry ls,b. H.
arrived "a this Point Eith news ave- ls,,
Rter.
Ltrcrp0oi, Der. Is.-Salcs of cotton f,r m
week ll2.eo0 balesi opened upWard but b.
come nat, and c.osed with an advance OF 3
penny on American. For the week MID
ding Orleans sold at ltas6. GA Frida,
me market closed upward with Gales 81 81
bales Breadst6ffs quiet Provisions stesdv
to9sols ss54a's. Erie seas Illinois Cen
trail s3aA.
A correspondence between Mr.. adams
inc American Minister. and Earl Russell.
ma regard TO the sponsibiiiiv Of Fneiand
for ravsges committed upon Americss In
mcrce BY rebel piratical steamers fttei ert
IN Engiand, has taken place. Earl Russell
repudiates an responsibility and reisses all
arbitration.
The papers generally comment "a this
| correspondence. The Times can hardly
doubt that the proposal ior commission
VIII ultimately be accepted, and saws Il is
the best II not the only solution. and the
candid and friendly tone OF the argument
between Earl Russell and Mr.. Adasns iusti-
lies that expectation. Other journals hope
for an amicsble solution.
| london, FfidGg. Oct IA meeting of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company has au-
thorized an increase OF capital 81 100 200
shares Of IS each.
NV YoEE, Oct ss.--Gold vas not very
active; it opened az 1876 s@I46s-. aud a.
sales were made az the Board at toe latter
l price, the man sales were &C l46Gl46i..
FATHER PoINr, Oct. 25.-Ihe Hibernian
| brings information that the loss Of the Amer
lean ship Eagle Speed. 90 the mouth Of the
Mullet river, after having been ashore. IS
confirmed. Two hundred and sixty-6ve
Coolies are missing.
Nav loEE, Oct 23.-A dispatch from J.
a. noneho, President Of the San Francisco
Chamber OF Commerce, 60 A. A. Low. Pres
ident OF the New 10rk Chamber OF Com
mercc, says the effects Of the earthqua ke
shock on the sth inst, were very slight,
doing no damage OF moment, and there
has been no interruption Of business.
SEw HAyEN, Oct. 23.-The Journal Of r.,
day says last night g construction train on
the New York and New Haven road, came
in collision with milk train on the Dane
burg and Norfolk railroad. Two passenger
cars Of the latter train were smashed snd |
both engines demolished. A halter from
Bethel named Harebut, was killed. Mr.
Parsons, conductor of the milk train, was I
bsdly hurt. Ihe engineer, Lyman, who l
vas % the milk train, was injured but not /
dangerously. Mr.. Hills, tack superinteud- |
ent az New Haven, Stebran Douglas, Mr..
Daily, John Dorian, aud some others, in all. |
estimated by some az thirty, and By some az |
fifteen, injured.
BELFAsr. M. Oct. 2S.-A large subscrip-
ton has been taken up here for the relief Of
the sufferers by the late fire. Insurance
companies have adjusted nearly Ell their I
losses.
Nrw Youx, Oct. 23.-OGicial documents /
from the Mexican agents Of the Government /
Of the Republic Of Mexico are published 4
this morning strongly protesting agaiusi
the Imperial invasion Of that country aud J
warning citizens Of the United States. ss
well as other countries against The validity
Of the grants made TO them By Maximilian.
Of railroad, telegraph, mining and other in
transitional improvement m0uopolies
NEW YORK, Oct. l3.-Henry Ward Beecher
yesterday delivered q sermon, in which he I
gave in his unqualified endorsements Of
President Johnson's reconstruction poli-
cy, urged iorbearanco and kindness toward
the South; insisting that they mast regulate
negro suffrage for themselves. We must
have confidence in the Iowa, profession Of
the Southerners, and that their sef-respect
must not be offended He also puts forth
The Tribune says that Hon. j. J.. Allison
has been elected by the Mississippi Legs
lature 60 the United States Senate for the
ensuing term.
The lines special says that Gen. Grant
has recommended the muster out of all /
major and brigadier generals In the volun-
teer service, except those disabled in the
service.
Generals Grant, Thomas, Hancock. and
other leading Generals arc in favor Of in
creasing the regu ar army so as 10 number
$4,000. Secretary stanton iavers the plan.
Geo. Ashman OF Massachusetts, Chas. T..
sherman. of ohio Springer HarbauEh. OF
Pennsylvania; jesse i. Williams. Of In
diana and Thos. Il. Costcr, Of Illinois. have
been appointed Directors Of the Union Pa
e fc Railroad.
NEw YORK, Oct 23.-The steamer Liberty
b-iugs Havana dates % the lstn. Mexican
advices % the 18th had been received 1t i
Havana. Macmillan had issued q proe,a-
nation, officially announcing the departure
Of Juarez from Mckee, and saying that the /
eau-e which Juarez had sustained with 30 /
much valor and const4ncy had 90 last sue /
eumbed, not only % national will. but ac-
cordiug 30 the same laws the leaders in \
veated in support Of his ttle. and that even 4
che Bril- lnde had degeueratsd.
NEw YoRg. Oct. 23.-The Commercial /
says; Under the influence Of the easier turn 4
iu money matters il the close o. Saturday.
stocks opened higher this morning, ADD I
sales Of the \. y. e.. at e63i. Ia Goven
ments there was only moderate business
without change. The money market was
decidedly easy at the close on saturday eve
ming, and balances 10 aconsiderable amount /
were reported lying over, and some trans
actions reported. Not much doing thus
far to-day. There is nothing doing IN lor /
eign bills to-day.
NEW YosK, Oct. 23.-The Posts special /
says the Treasury Department commences |
b. issue new gold certificates to-day
liverpool, oct. l2.-The Liverpool cotton !
market opened dull. with a decline OF ida /
sd but subsequently the decline was re
covered, and the market closed active and /
buoyant. The sales for four days have ag- 1
gregaied as 900 bales; $4,000 o. spectators. |
The adyices from Manchester are not 81 I
favorable. The market quiet, and not so
easy closed firm.
LArEsr via LoSD0S.-Lirerp00l, Oct. l3.- |
The Cotton Brokers circular reports the /
sales Of the week at il7,oe0 bales, including /
-, 900 D. Spectators, and 1850 30 export !
ers. The makes opened firm with an adj /
vancug tendency, but subsequently, be- 1
came Fat. Only "a on American, aud "a /
on India and other desoript'oBs.
FAErHEE P0IsT, Oct. 25.-The steamship |
from Liverpool on the nth, ar /
rived of the Point, e. T0Hte for Quebec. was /
az six o'clock this morning, boarded by the 4
news boats Of the Associated Press and the !
following summary Of news obtained. which |
is ave days later.
Tho Hiberniau has A. cabin, and 327 steer
age passengers.
The steamship Hebectar len Liverpool /
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