The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-05
Latest from Mexico.
Terrible State Of Affairs There.
Fire 10 New York.
More about the WIrz Trial.
Other Matters Of Importance.

NV loRK. Oct IA Washington s,.,
ial says an erroneous impression prevails a.
90 the effect of rehevior Gen. Rrser from
mrther service on the Wirz military r1n,
mission. &c is generally supported that tbi
order Of the War Departments raises q .rt,,
"g"t question: as o. me right of the com
mission 10 proceed with The trial af VIZ
the Glestl' n, however. has long been well
settled, and TIE withdrawal Of on. r,s,-,l.,
or any member or members Ola nd prtii
the number is reduced to three viii r,t y;
trate the proceedings, nor prevent tbe Pc
naming three OF more from MAKING nm
their finding Judgment
General slocums resignation has been
accepted.
/ Another delegation IS comine 70 Wesb
/ lngtoa 10 urge Cen. Palmer renewal rom
the commsnd Of the Military nerarfmeot
/ OF Kentucky. This delegation IS beaded b,
/ Garrett Davis end his eoniedcrates ana ,r..
/ Of the like ilk.
Commissioner Edmunds decides that two
/ or more parties cannot enter the aame tract
/ OF land under the said act. The tract
should be awarded 10 the first applicant
| II two or more apply for the tract at the
| same time, It shoulc be awarded % thepsr "
Masking the highest lied ioF the privilege Of
making the entry, aud the snm thus lied
should be credited 70 the United States in
the returns as an excess with q memoran-
dom Of lhe facts party can enter a tract
uron which pre-emptur has hied his
affidavit that there is no peremptsr. had
filed his deciaratory statement. Il he files
h.s affidavit that there is no preemption
settlement on the land, and makes his en-
NY subject % the presumption claim in e. Sc
such Preemptlen should be established, after
notice 70 and hearing Of the parties con
cerned.
Gen. Howard viii next inspect the condi-
ton Of ireednen's afairs i'm Moth Csrolina
and will leave for that purpose in about
NEw Yotk, Oct 4.-The Persia arrived
here last night with dates ID septemher "a
There Is nothing new in regard 10 Che Feui-
ans. Another petty pticer has been arrsst-
ed IN the Cork garrison bot it IS believed
that the troops IS a body are reliable.
The Dublin detectives were at work In
England and had arrested two Fenians in
Manchester and Schefiel f-atl were sent ID
Dublin. The Fsnian organization ina Liver
pool continues active notwithstanding the
arrests In Dublin ihe Evening Mail saws
she evidence is 50 volumiBous that the ex-
animation Of prisoners could not take place
before the Esd
All quiet throughout Ireland up 20 the
latest dates. Gunboats continued h arrive
OF Cork, looking out Cor vessels reported 10
have cleared from America with arms.
The Times, editorially, holds up these
90 coutempt, as ridiculousiy alb
surd and Insignificant in proportion. but
ssys il is something 10 have itclearly shown
That the American Government rejects an I
The Army and NAVY gazette does not be- |
ieve in the infection Of the troops with /
FeniauIsm. snd says they are stationed on /
sound military principles 10 the event Of a [
rising, and number 10000 men, beaides ten /
thousand armed police
The Moniteur authoritatively states that |
no change in the morals or policy of The !
french Government is contemplated.
The Emperor Of Austria has issued an |
imperial maditesto 20 his people. solemnIy |
70 them the right through |
heir representative 60 participate ia the I
legislation and conduct Of finances.
LrvEPooL, Saturday evening, sept 23- /
The Steamer Calnd0uia from New York, az /
rived az Greenock 20 day the Liverpool tele- /
graph publishes report that the American i
Bark Havana arrived there from Cordenias /
was over hauld 40 sea by an armed screw /
steamer carrying the Fenisn flag the Cap |
lain Of the snip pronounced tho story |
hoax.
LrrErooL sept-22- BY Telegraph to |
Queenstown, the Fcuian prisoners were an |
yesterday al Dublin Tor week. |
they will al be tried together Arrest con |
.inus; among the lstest are O. Merchant |
Failors ia Dublin, name Duiie and Statianer |
CNCNysrI, Oct, Maj. Gen. Hooker |
vas married last night Ia this city o. Miss !
Drive Groesbcck.
NEW YoHE. Oct 4, uoon,-Cotton Az. |
our lO@ljc better. Wheat lc. better for /
Spring; 3@5c. bstter for Winter. Corn
IuiNt and nrm. Oats steady. Pork dull |
and heavy. Beef firm. Lasl duh Wits
~ quiet.
Nrw Y0RK, Oct 4.-The HeraId's Vera /
'ruz correspondent of the 2lst represents b |
terrible ttate Of affairs in NJ xioa Disorder I
iud violence re- gns supreme. The guerrll- /
las increase iu numbers aud their depreda-
lions continue in eli sections Some sixteen
hundred French troops have laiely arrived. /
md a number % negro troops are expected
rom Egypt. Ia is feared they will bring
he cholera with them aad indict a new
misery on the country.
The Herald's special says that tine Pen
ION Bureau desires 10 20 be known by ap- |
1licants for pensions that 10 is unnecessary ]
1r them 10 90 TO the expense Of obtaining I
certificates Of the loss OF limbs, as the Blu |
eau has that information already.
Nav YoRE, DOT. 4.-6old stronger. Quo
ations jumped up % lt6 this morning, part !
y under purchases 10 lower abort salss |
made 10 expectation Of q loan, and partly I
rom the demand for export.
A ire broke out this morning in the up
Der story Of building No. 81. Water street. |
occupied by Geo. Copeland, common broker, /
". +. Aeeder, dealer iu yarnishes. Harding
Heath, sheet iron works, and Bry ken a
Bordeaux, coal safe makers. Loss $50. Co., /