The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-09

Geld Qulet.
Later frOm Europe.
Concentration In North Carolina.
What d Raleigh Paper Says.
Colonization Recommended.
The Draft In New York.
From Mobile.
Burning Of the Arizona.
Fire In the Memphis Bulletin
Office.
The Richmond Enquirer on the
Rebel Congress.

quiet. Spectators regard the aspect o
military affairs as unfavorable to speculate
Speculative operations opened at 1873, fel
I97, and rose to 1917.
sAsDY Hook, March 8. - The steamei
Cuba, which left Liverpool on the goth, anc
Germantown on the 10Th, has arrived. Her
dates are three days later. The Army and
Navy Gazette says the Confederate Govern
ment have countermanded large orders fol
torpedoes. The London Times says the
pescs conference makes it more eviden
that neutrality is the only policy for Eng
land. It is asserted that France has given
The American Government assurances that
no Mexiean territory has been eeded. Bul-
lion IN the Bank Of England has increased
$4,000 pounds,
PARIS, Feb. 25.-Bourse closed firm at g.
@7Sc.
PHILADELPHIA, March s.--Riohmond pa
pers contain no military news Of impOr-
lance from North Caroline or Virginia.
EEwBERS, N. c., March Intelligence
from North Carolina papers indicate that
both sections are concentrating their forces
on their borders for the final struggle.
A Raleigh paper says the people Of that
city will hear the guns of the last battle Of
the American rebellion, and the tradition
airy ground of the Old North State will be
the common grave yard of State rights and
State lines, without which no attempt
at secession could be made. The existence
Of State lines will sfford sufficient pPetext
to prompt the great interest Of one section
to revolt against the Government Of
the other sections. The entire history de
monstrates the fact personal interest is
paramount to life Of the army, and to make
US one faraily, one people, and obliterate
these dangers, we must abolish these State.
lines, which will give US a central head to
which az loyal interests will be attracted
Republ can Government which will be the
embodiment of free institutions; country
in which the people cannot run riot, and
plunge into extremes under the cloak Of
Democracy.
The Raleigh Progress says the Federals
are concentrating force Of 40 900 at New
Orleans, which will soon be able to strike
Lees srlny in conjunction with sherman's
forces.
NEw YoRK, March s.--0rders have been
received from Gen. Fry to commence the
draft here on the 10Th inst, and in pur-
suance of these orders Assistant Adjutant
General Branson, now acting rs Provost
Marshal General, has issued instructions TO
Provost Marshals TO be ready for tho draft
A small number Of men are being raised
daily toward filling the large quotas due
from this city.
Gen. Il. W. Kinks has been appointed
Provost Marshal General and Military Com
mandor Of Harrisburg, and Maj. Ledge is
to assume command of the Office Of Provost
General of this District.
PHmADKLPaIA, March s.--A special from
Washington TO the Bulletin gives the fol
lowing news from Richmond papers Of
March 9. They contain no military news
of any importance from North Carolina or
Virgins.
The Enquirer, Of the 9Th, in the course Of
a long editorial, says The country turns
in disgust from Congress. For four months
it has sat IN Richmond, and day after day
witnessed the military strength Of the Con-
federacy dwindling away. Though Lee
has appealed to it, and imPlored it to use
the greet military strength Of the negroes
for the defence of our cause, yet to this day
it has wholly failed to adopt measures for
the salvation Of the country.
A resolution from the General Assembly
Of North Carolina, was presented in the re-
bel ngress, protesting against the arming
Of slaves without the consent Of the States.
NKw ORLEASs, via CAIEo, March 4.--Gen.
Candy and stat leave to-day for the Vi
einisy OF Mobile.
Rear-Admiral Thatcher arrived yester-
day, and to-day assumed command Of the
first gut squadron, vice Commodore Pal
mer; the latter officer to take command in
New Orleans.
The steamer Arizona, just fitted up as a
flag ship, was destroyed by fire, thirty
miles below here, on Monday. Five Of her
crew we're lost, and several officers lost all
their ELECTS. The Arizona was one Of the
finest vessels in the feet, and her loss will
be severely felt.
MEnPHIs, March A Ere broke out in
the Bull, etin Office to-day which was soon
extingu.ished; the loss was mainly esusedb BY
water and will probably reach $50 900
mostly covered By insurance.
Eiehs bodies have been recovered from
the wreck Of the steamer Watson, sunk near
Napoleon, q slill missing.
Guerrillas are committing outrsges near
the lines. Gen. Washburn has sent an sx
peditioii in search Of them.