The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-09
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Resolutions Striking &c Ihe
President.
English Rebel Bondholders.
Gen. Logan Undetermined about
Accepting the Mexican Mission.
ueHlenantS In the Regular ARM
10 be appointed.
Later from President Jnarez.
lie Goes TO chihuahua.
Cahi from the President OF the
Fenlan Brotherhood.
Mallory 90 be Tried. |
Mexican DEGREES.

Nrw Noax, Dee. s.-The Tribunss Wasb
. | ing;ou special savs- The Qnarterrnrs.s
{ 6~ueral publishes o decision that AZ conn
! uoilers afidaviis taken before notary pub
llc alter tue frst Of october last. must hrv
the certidcats Of the Secretary OF state %
Clerk % the Court Of records. 20 BE- thsoH
cial character OF Notary.
The resolutions introduced ln the Senai,
on wednesday, have been incorrectly inIer
preied as having special reference 30 en-
P.oyees in the Treasury neparmeal.
they are directed araintsi TIE class afo4
GERS who should not take che prescribed Oath
aad those VITO were appointed With warr-,.,
/ OF Law. his includes, among others. some
q the Provisional Governors appointed 81
I the President
The Herald's London correspoudsnt saw
tlat legal documents will soon be- published
sho wing thai the list oi English rebel bond
holders which has been given to the public
va IN the main corrcc The list H. aivi-
eied into two classes, those who dreE interest
on their bonds, and those who did not
who were content % await the establish
ment OF 'hS Southern Confederacy before
making any claim upon the iuud
Nav loEE, Dec s.--Seuor b. 0vcuua.
special envoy from the republic Of Coll b.
the United States, gave o. sumptuous ban
U
a number Of south American geutiar1au
and others. The Monroe doc riur yras
strongly advocated, and European Inter
ference on this continent strongly de-
nounced.
INV loHE. Dec The Worlds Wash
lngton special says, Gen. John A. Logan
mas Just reached here from the West. and
has had an Interview with Secretary Sew
aru- Gen. L. has net fully decided 10 oc- I
cept the Mexican mission.
The Senate Judiciary Committee will take |
up the case of senator Stockton. of New
Jersey, at an early day. The protest against /
the legality OF his eIeciiou is beng urged by l
some members Of the New jersey Lsgisla. /
lure.
About three hundred second lieutenant.
IRE 70 be appointed in the regular srmv.
The numberwIl be only appoiated among
NE congressional districts. All applicants
must have served two years IN The VOLUNTEER
service, and been hoaoablv discharged
heretroIn. A boanl is In session Be- exam
De the testimonials Of caudidatcs, ana sr-
ect such for personal examination as may
eem fitted.
NEW NoEs, Dee. s.-Mr. Caddan thr aa
'er attached % she court OF sessions. who
Fas shot IN an adray, Wednesday. by bar.
ender named Deoyer, died last night.
The Herald's Warrington dispatch cav.
iiicial news from 81 Paso, Mexico. has b.so
scelved here up % the 9Th OF November.
resident Juarez would leave for the eiiv
2 Chihuahua on che 18th.
The United States officers at Fort B'ass.
Tere % give grand bali to President
uarez on the llth.
The ness from the interior OF Mexico "a
ep,orted as most satisfactory, and abe Lib
ral cause as gaining ground.
NEw YORK. Dee. S-rhe rribune's wash.
lgion special says the English Minister
nds fault IN the passage Of the Presidents
iessage about tne conduct Of Crest Britain
uring Che war, but does not believe BE- Will
bad 20 any bad feeling between the two |
while the French Minister
links that the Affirmation Of the Monroe
Doctrine, as put loith IN the Message, will |
ot stand in the way OF pacific solution of
be questions now pending between tho
ntted States and France.
John u'Aeahony, President Of the Fenian
rotlerhood, publishes tae iellowtug card,
lted the 9Th
ID the MOmuars OF the Oriisr.