The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-29
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NV YoRE, Oct. 23.-The Commercial says
money is easier. Lenders are anxious 10
employ their balances, aud again are seek
ing borrowers, though in no case a. lower
than 7 per cent. on Call Loans The demand
from stock firms, though active, is less press
ing than yesterday. The present syTnp-
toms favor early returns Of comparative
ease at per cent. Discount continues &c
tive. Gold is steady the prevailing ten
dency being toward easier rates. The ex-
ports Of Gold are large, being $50, 9l4. A
large proportion Of export is in gold bars.
FORTREss MONROE, Oct. 27.-rhe United
States Steamer Rhode Island, sailed hence
for Havana 20 convey the old steamer She
nandoah, to Washington.
The Elizabeth city county court is in ses-
sion at Hampton, Virginia, under orders,
and permission from MAJOR General Mills
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2S.-The Tunis embas-
sailors spent some time yesterday evening,
with the Secretary of State 81 his residence.
They viii be formally presented to the Pres
ident on Monday.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2s-Cotton dull and de-
Ginning. middling Sc. Money easy at
per cent. Sterling dull and lower, los "a
IS. Gold without change, opening i459s
closing l453s. Total exports Of specie to-
day S633,000. Government stocks without
any decided change. Freights to Liverpool
dull md declining.
NEw YORK, Oct. 2s.-fhe Senate Of the
Fenain Congress resumed to-day az the
Astor House, the Chair being occupied by
the President, Col. VIM. Roberts. The SEES
sion, as hitherto, was strictly private, and
the attendance was confined to members.
It was ascertained, however, that the priu-
ciple business transacted was in relation to
the sale Of the bonds Of the future Irish
Republic, which viii be ready for delivery
next week. Several Of the members stated
that they hsd received pledges from promi-
nent citizens that they would subscribe for
the bonds in various amounts. The Senate
intend 70 establish headquarters permanent
" in a large hall in this city 10 q few days.
Nav YoRE, Oct. zs.-The Police ComInis-
si0ners to-day made formal complaint
against the Street ontractors for nDn-p per
Torrance Of duty, citing one hundred streets
to sustain their charges.
Edward Is. Ketehum was arraigned in the
Court Of General Sessions before Recorder
Hoffman. He withdrew his plea Of not
guilty on the gold check Indictment for for
gerry in the third degree, and put il q plea
ST guilty. Il was sgreed his sentence be
suspended till he can be examined in civil
cases now before court.
. NAHA AAas - 4 W. AsNsA us AAANl
ing a suspicious looking schodner was board
ed by police officers, Of this city and q
large quantity silver ware and other arti-
cles, together with set Of burglars tools,
were found. Three men were found on
board and arrested, they give their names
as Owen and Robert Siratton, and Melligan.
The boot and shoe store Of Jno. Keech, On
Main street Of this city, was broken into
last ght, and goods 20 tae amount Of $500
stolen.
MoEEHEAD CITY, Oct. 2s.-The Purser Of
the steamer Eagle makes the following re-
port: An insurTection broke out among
the negroes in Jamaica. The English Con
sui General at Havsnna had applied TO the
Court Government Of Cuba for a force 10 put
down the insurrection. War implements
have been dispatched. a..
BOsToN, Oct. ga locomotive on the
Erie railroad, while waiting for q train at
Portsmouth, n. H., exploded to-day, killing
Chas. Heath, fireman, and causing consider
able damage 70 the Engine House.