The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-22
By Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Fire In ST. LnnIs
Confessional Proceedings.
Heavy sale al BuEalO.


ST. Louis, pFs. g -Su.ab.rs -o4
O'iy Bal41iu-s GA LsF-g, between E,rts
II snd walnut Strerr., gcruu' eli hv I-gi rbir
) Eaton, -roc %; IIaa-s Ha,trn. s-.lr.a
I Irler j .tu-. tOllrii>~ .oa A.rr,.. sfss 49,.
ouiled lass night Loss ou b1ili.u- 80
vy' aaiioE , los Ma 5000. rrsrr-4
s'0''g- 30. ! sa~ occupied Jv L.ras /,
70, lltor uerc-alls. Sherwood Ifs--,. +
Co, Astchcs 4 Co., Commission Asrrtsrfs
IVES also aestgoEea. loss not a.r,rie nj
Sui sara Co Ie Insured. No 0 was or,...s.i
y Al 2'as A TO-. grocer, Cole a 8r BE-. conn
Inis-.rn; loss UuslowL. Vas two ...---
oA,.di s. we've o'Fasa 9y $. ". Nlesus
[ III "a So sls.JJj, i.srr-j. Lq. .GI
were Ow-sl De = Zoe. C-museu
! NAsHISGroS, Dec. 2I.-IIors.-Sf- 15,t-
I bafo 81 iA- Comm ee. offered 81 10 o..f.r,
tla. lhe vvyvrnm-at ct tle United s.ars.
oIsni hrF-I 20 recognize any Government
i'ni osei upon any nation ou this ContIlarr 7
oH Tue arms OF any Eur peau power Re
leIred . Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Nir- voorhees,, Of Ind, offered resol elton /!
endorsing he Presidents annual u .sss.--
anu sskiug the support OF the House 10 g..
iAcipIes euuncated. On his motion ia
was postponed tin TIE 9th Of January.
MIR. Nebl0ck, OF Indiana. offered a raso
luton desiring inquiry 10 be made into De
expectancy OF admitting 2 delegate 10 Con
gress, 70 represent the District o-ty8lurb-.
Passed. ''
.BUTFALo, Dec. 2I-The heaviest ,sI-
which has vIsiIed this locality for savs--I
years, occurred last niEh5, aeeomp,uj.5 Ia,
snow and sleet- Considerable damare vs.
ooue- To-day pleasant.
" 4sHiSsroN' Dec 2l.-HoUsE.-Nume-
Fous resolutiOusOt inquiry were passed
me House went into C0mIn.ltee Of The
mole on the Presidents annual rnsssaoe
Mr.. Fink, Of Ohio, made a spee.h. con
SoFerIng Mr.. stevens position. and SeDv- | ?
ng that the Southern States were ever oyt
y the Union, and urgiog the admission 81
from thag section. So as Ia
eeure q restoration Of the friendly and DO
iteal relations heretofore existing.
Mr.. Raymond, Of New York. was glad q,
&c the indications on the opposition side
! the HJuse 10 support the Union. Iftha4. ID
hsd been exhibited dp-irv ~
ar, we should have been spared the live
lhous ands Of men, and the expenditure
rivers OF blood and treasure.
Mr.. 4. said the ordinance Of se.assf,,
as merely dec arotion of q purpose. and
determination 20 succeed. whether prs.ff.
j effect could be gwen 10 the purpose de-
.noins on their a5etslug 10 the held The
ecJ was not u success but o tsilure. Who
not wish the day would speedily come
zen 7, We snsII nave great repIb.ic, one In
ID lndiylslble, stronger than hiss ever been "
ore He controyerted at length the po,i-
N Of Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, DENYING
at the States lately ia rebellion were ever
Of the the Jnion that the House. by
oPtlng such theories as those Of Mr.. Sc.
Us, namely, that we waged a war against
Sou b as o separate nation. a
1t the conclusion of Mr. Ravmond's
ecu M jerks, Of Rhode Island, said be
nan
ech here, when no question wa, 1-ass-r-
Tor their considerati5n. :
ne Committee then rose, when the res3-
ons referring 70 various brauch-s oTtb-
sideut's message were presented.
he House then 5diourned.