The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-13
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Issues Of Certificates By the Navy
Department
Resignation OF Army Officers.
Hon. FlizhenrY Warren Minister
10 Guatemala.
General Fitzpatrick NOT 10 Visit
Europe.
Trial Of Mai. Meeklenburg Closed.
Propositions OrCanadlah OmeIals
Mississippi and Louisiana LeYeeS
20 be Rebuilt.
JEFF. Davis Opinion OF the PFeSI-
dents Message.
Mississippi and Louisiana LeVees
20 be Rebuilt.
JeR Davis Opinion OF the PFeSl-
dents Message.

NEw YoRZ, Dec. 1.-THE Tribuue's Wash
/ ingtou special SAYS last waek The Navr
Department issued certificates ut indebted
ue-s amounting % one million eight hun
dred and sixty dollars.
The designations OF MAJ. ten. Gi more.
dated the ith, aud Brig. Gen. Estes. dated
| The atl, have been accepted.
The resignation OF Aaj. zen. Wilson. b.
refused, and he is directed % REMAIN ON
| duty.
Hon. Fitzhenry Warren has accepted the
] Vos ton OF Minister to Guutemala. and q,
I expected % leave ior that country shortly.
I cen. htpuucS wlli not visit Europe o.
! contemplated, owing 90 The change IA Chi
I ban Affairs He sails from New N0rk Tor
| NalraraIso early in January.
] The trial OF MAJ. Mechlenburr, of The an
/ Artillery, for -iot and conduct subver-Iyr Of
/ good 0rder, has closed. The verdict has u0t
/ been rendered
The trial OF Nsior Rley il progressing.
| The Canadian Government oders. a. an
/ exchange for the privilege of selling pro
[ duce la our markets. under the receut resi-
! proclry, % enlarge the Weuand and ST.
Lawrence canals 50 a. Co admit vessels
drawing twelve 20 fourteen feet water. thus
securing trans poriati0n from the Lakes 90 ths
Atlantic. ana giving the saline privilege O.
American - o. Canadian vessels Tree Of
duty. 70 this proposition s rejected, the
Canadian authorities propose that this cb-
ect shall b. accomplished by concurrent
iegislatou between the two countries.
Nav OLA, Dee. "a The Hrrald's special
say the Mississippi and Louisiana ir.-
egitlous called upon the Secretary oi Waf
yesterday ia regard O. the rrbuiIdiur OF th-
leye,s where they have been DESTROYED.
ami ue al once agreed 90 send force ta re-
huiid them, and stated that his authority
FOR 80 doing was thst the states were under
military government
The Committee on Elections have been
called ou 10 meet next " cduysday. % take
up the case Of Cadrcth and koots. ot Penn
syiyania, and decide which is o. take hi.
seat. Neither of them are on the raIIs 81 the
House, the ciesk having refused o. pIa.r
them there on the ground that neither Las
the Governor ceruhca.e..
George S. F0gg, late Minister 60 Switzer-
land. aud editor ol Che Concord ludeprui-
emit Democrat, was GA the Hoor yesterday.
The herald'a Dublin correspondence oI
Nov. 24th, saws that the decline Of tine F..-
man organization hal eaten mp 70 the steps
Of the Throne. To Is evident Che condition
Of the masses la that country renders @
equal, d II d5es NOT exceed. she organic.
tons of the United freshmen Were itu.t
for conservative mru oi every shade end
creed on the islaud, aided by the Catholic
clergy, ireland would Dee submerged iu The
blood OF her people and that OF The English
mi 'itary.
Tire Heralds FORTRESS Nnlroe CORES
poudent. Dec. 20, Gays Jef. Davis enjoys
good health. He has ,laiIy walks ou tar
parapst and comfortable apartments,
grnteei wardrobe, good table, plenty of
reading matter. he Thought dIc Presidents
message Was, iu general, % good ald wise
| document; but, ia r-iatiou 90 the ultimate
disposal that BE- 90 De made 90 himself. be
/ nas lost the c0ntemptu"u7 l.ol and has lees
/ hautsu of manner, auJ less sarcasm ot
/ speech
The health of Clement o. Clay ., .m Prov
/ ing, and DE has subsidized into seeming apa 81
Thy and patient waiting or plajeyer may
/ betide him.