The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-19
Telegraph.
MIGHT DISPATCHES.
Gold Steady.
Wendell Phillips on the Presi.
dent
ne fF0m HaFana.
FIre IA NeW Tork

Fire In New Tork.
NV YoEE, oct. ls.-Goid uue3si Al t4sr,
an.l.el sal al ls6it.
boslQS, Oct. lS.-Wendau Fhllips Ia
llvered q lecture before the Boston frsfsrni-
y last night Tue lecture aiirseisd a is-vs
and enthusiasts audieacs. IL rte ~
The south Nictoricus M. phaiips 80
thas President Joanson. IL his ss,scb IA ~
delegstian tsat waited on hiin fr5i, Sestb
Carolina. and who appealed 20 him for pro-
lection sglinst coagressi ana the harsh fst
or nc Aoriherr Siatts, had arraieEed HIM
seit With the hsii esaverted rebels. and
made himself three .0urihs OF rebel IN or
der that the rebels them selves mirhtl,e one
half converted
Aao- Geaerul Banks. Mr.. Phillips de-
noUnced g. vagraut uiontebank lsslen with
the curses o. every loyal man In Loaisiana
ami Massachusetts, aud vet, Mss achusetis
men were going TO send him b Congress
MI 2. an speaking of the ondlrsemeut
Of President johnson BY various republican
1 State Conventions, said the Reru biicau
] party did not exici There a ! spsetr.
I walking over the country with is shrossd
J but there Is no such party. lt has not ex-
istsd since the Baltimore Convention. when
&c vas buried in the VII Of Abraham Lin
coin. I deny the existence Of any political
force entitled % the Republican party.
Mr.. Phillips IS advertised % renest his
next week.
NV YoEx, Oct. tS.-By tse stssmer
Moro Castle We have Havana dates to the
l4th- During the first week In October.
heavy rains and high winds prevailed
throughout the Island, forcing the people %
shut themselves up ami suspend business.
The telegraph poles and railroads have
been washed away several lives lost By
drowning, and much misery caused.
Information from Hayti saws the only
vessel President 6efared has employed b
blockading rebel ports hsd been captured
by party Of three hundred men, Geharea
at last accounts was az Port Prince.
BosToS, Oct. lS.-Tha Boston Laucers.
over one hundred strong, under command
Of Captain Slade, LET for Chicago last eve
ming by way Of Sarstoga and schuectady.
lhey 90 on the invitstion 81 ne Chicago
Iouaves.
NEw YosE, Oct. is.--A Ere broke oat this
morning In the buiiding. On spr5ce street,
occupied in part By The View York Ledger.
The building was flooded with water ii e
shoEt time; and perhaps tha lee Il. damage
was done BY the ire. The iremen are still
at work.
NEw YoRK, Oct ls.--God EASY. Ths
custom demand is moderate. There is no
Speculative movement and loans are made
hat The Edinburg today takes out S. 600
eollars in specie, and Persia Siso 900, total
SIS, 000, tina morning.
Alex H. stephens, ex-Nice Precedent Of
the late Coutedrracy, atcompanied ~ Judge
keogairs aud others, visited Marar Euther. I
Mr.. stephens subsequently, callcd 90 sheriff
Kelly. He appeared to be Ia exesllent |
health and spirits.
AT noon to-day, the brewery I'll b. John
son, On the eoraer Of icy and Frcrt streets
was destroyed by FIRE. Loss $4,000.
A special 10 the Post from Washington,
Oct 18th, says 6,0O0 eolorej peuons in
Washington have signed a petill0a asking
for right Of suffrage.
The FIRE in the Ledger printing offcc this
noon caught in the paper roonl and base
ment, sud extended 20 the frsf hoar whera Z
the printing presses are oparetinr The I
flames were exiinguished before mnc1 dam /
age was done to the paper room. Loss est- /
mated Al from 70 4,00e dollars.
WAsHISaroS, Oct tS.-The Wirz Commis- |
sion reassembled to-day. Judge Advocate, /
General Hall, was present. After the read 4
ing Of the record Of saturday, Col. Chap i
man stated that 10 prevent any appearances |
Of prejudice, he had caused to be prepared 4
an Argument for the defence. which was ex
amined aud revised by the accused, aud |
with his approval. Captain c. i
A. Self was recalled and q papor shown I
him in which he recognized the hand writ
ing Of Robert Ou'd This paper was en-
dsrsed BY Gen. Winder and Capt Turner.
s. +. Hunt testified that he found the letter
ina a private desk Of Gen. Wiuder immsdi- /
atelg after the fall Of Rchmand. Mr.. b.
ker asked cave 20 examine the paper. Gen.
Wallace understood Mr.. Baker had with- /
drawn from the case.
PHrLADELPHiA, Oct. I5.-The General Con /
vention Of the Episcopal Church reassem-
'' 1duih 1rGsHngI0n Hur offered the follow 1
ing amendment 20 the minutes. 10 refer 4
enee TO the protest Of the Rev. DR.. Ninton. /
Whereas, the protest Of Rev Dr. Vint5n /
suppresses and Ignores the resolutions OF I
the House, unanimously adopted on The tsth /
inst, recognising with profound gratitude I
The goodness Of God. m restoring ua- ]
donal peace and union and whereas.
such suppression IS unjust and injurious 10
his House, aud calculated 90 produce an
erroneous impression in regard 10 is pro-
,eedings-
Resolrea. That said protest be not re-
,eived by the House that with unauimitv
expressed is thanks 10 Almighty God. for
he restoration Of national p. ace and union.
Mr.. Baker.-Such did not sppear upon
he resord, be merely submitted the cass.
several membeIs Of the Court thought Mr.
Baker had withdrawn, while Others thought
be had rested the defence Without wi. r.
irasing. Mr.. Baker was SLOWED 20 pro
'eed. The letter from Mr.. ou.d, addressed
% General Winder, dated City Pc uf. Marcel
-ith 1858, was then read. 10 called for Oh
he military and political prisoners except
ng officers, aud said The arraugements
worked largely In our iav.r, as He aet rid
II set Of miserable wreiehcs. and get some
# the best msterial ever saw. The areu-
nsnt in behalf the accused was then fead
" one Of the reporters.
Col. Chapman asked for "A hours 10 pre-
ARE his closing argument for the Govern.
nent He attached more than usual i'm
'ortance 20 the casa, but thought be would
e able TO get through 60 the court could
lose is session on Friday. The court then
djourned tin Friday.
NV Y0Rg, Oct. l9.-Ths steamer Laleirh.
rom Savannah. has arrived. The savan-
ah Herald reports C1tton IN demand
ioiders hrm. For some time past the mar
et has been gradually advancing al the
ate Of from one 70 two cents per pound, aud
ince last Wednesday the advaHce on Up
inds has been from 10 % l2L ceuts per
ound, thus effecung an advance on an !
rades Of Upland Of from 10 % ~ cents per
ound within the lass thirty days. The
uotations for Middling from 53 30 ST.
rom 1000 20 5000 bushels OF Rice. fhe I
roduct of the labor Of freedmen or atan-
0ned plantations were . Be sold 81 aue-
on on The 18th. Cotton heavy ei 90 cents
" Middlng- Money aciive and firm 9
er cent. sterling sieady 81 rom I0sIf 10 (
is5z. Gold a shade hrmer, opening al
i65s, advancing % 1853, aud closing a.
io5t Total exports specie to-day sl5Jf0a.
overnment stock quiet.
WksmNGr0x, Oct. is-The following re-
1rt Of capt J. 81, Moore, A. u a.. Who
- sent % Andersorvilie, Ca, b marx
-aves Of Union prisoners, for future identi-
cation, contains valuable Information. IN {
hich the people are interested, aud win I,
'ubless Be appreciated b. the relatives
- friends Of those who have given their
YES 10 their country.
A. z. N. OFFIcE, DEFI or WAsHlaar0K.
Septembsr 81, 1865.
) B'rt. AZ. Ger AeNsigs, a g y. Ugds
IN accordance With spdcial oreer 40 ~.
H. Ofies, dated juns 80, 1855. di-eeEhg
q % proceed 10 AndersouVilis. Ca. f1r ne !
srpose Of making the gravos Of Ca.ea sol-
ers or fafura idenfifcaiion. aEd lrr1dring I
e cemetery, have The homer . ropori
follows
] Dc Warrington % ihe slh n JcIy iast
"a mechanics and materiai f0f she pnr- E
SO above mentioned. o
On my arrival az saYannah, Z asceTtnined 3
ere was no railroad communication what
er to Andersonvills. The direct road e
aeon being broken, and chat from Augus- a
via Atlanta, also IN same condition. q
deavorsd % get wagon transportation,
{ vas informed By Gen. lanhy. 81 the -
pertinent Of Ca, fhat sul.riFnt 1smber
leans could not he had iu the stafe y
~ 0ns half ny storfs, and u the rs5
re bad aud the distance more thtr a. n
les. ! abandoued 81 idea % "a. aaaiin9
a through country difficult ana tefio1z Z
der more propiti5us circumstsneea. NE j
lspsct5 Of reaching AnaarsonviIis al ~ d
,Was b 70 means favorable. AMI ueariv e.
, week bad elaPaed since ny arrivaI 4 n
Tannah. Il
had autographed 70 Augusta, Atlanta and e.
con Almost daily, sud received repiiss 2
y ne railroads we're not e6a1nietsa IN -
sih 81 ne morning % de lsth "a July \ n
~ ing eiegram vas 1ecsived sunoune- d
ne een fieiicn Of The A1alssa ard ~ y
r4iiroed % atlanta. % o1cs dstof- y,
aed = Proe1Te 1uat nd proceed "a