The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-18
Burning OF The Steamer A. W.
Nielsen.
Loss Of 900 Passengers.
FreShet in New JERSEY.
Trains Smashed Up.

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The active demand for customs, taking
large amount of the market, keeps price,
firm. There is very little demand from
short operators on Saturday. Quotations
opened this morning at l42; weat up Il
1887, and down gain to 1927.
NEW YoRK, July 1.-The Secretary Of
the Interior in a communication Of instruc
tons TO the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.
states that in future delay with hostile In
disns Of the interior will subordinate its
action to the policy and operations of the
War Department; and the Commissioner is
requested to instruct the superintendents
and Agents to make no deliver es Of money
or goods to any tribes or bands in hostility
to the Government; or, suspend all inter
course with them excepting as may be sanc-
toned by the officers Of the War Depart
ment, t--r rase
The Hersid's correspondent details his
trip from Augusta to Montgomery, Ala and
says the freedmen generally having recov-
cred from their jubilaiion over the acquisi-
ton of liberty, have settled down to work on
plantations. Many of them have yet 70 be
taught that freedom and idleness are not
synonymous. In Georgia it is said planters
have this year to great extent, instead of
cotton planted com, Of which an immense
crop is anticipated. Though some of the
land prOprie'ors are determined not to en-
ploy their former slaves as hire laborers,
the majority sre disposed 10 give the free
labor ystem a fair trial, and are confident
if negroes will work industriously bo they
and their employees will be benefited by the
change, and that the lands and all other
kinds Of property viii in very short time,
be far more valuable than ever they were |
under the existence Of slavery.
BUFFALO, N. Y, July I7-There was a
large procession Saturday, P. NJ, of laborers
belonging TO the Union, including strikers,
numbering about 1900 in all. No trouble
The railroads have entirel sup
piled the places Of the strikers and the
Union is entirely beaten
NEW YoRK, July 1.-THE steamer HaIsa,
vita Southampton dates to the 5th, has a
rived.
In the House Of Commons on the 81, Hunt
moved a vote of csnsure on Lord Chancel
or, in connection with the bankruptcy
,ourt. Lord Alverte defended the Chancel-
or. He said there was nothing in the case
o warrant censu.e passed on him, aud
moved an amendment 70 this effect, and that
be House agreed to the report of the Com
nittee. Buivaires said he had no confidence
n the Chancellor. Mr.. Hunts Grafton OF
ensure was negatived Lord Palmsrston
moved an adjournment of the House till the
til, which was lost, By III to 1853.
Blivaires' amendment which is similar 70
Hunts, with one exception, was carried
without division, amid loud cheers.
The Times says that the result Of the de-
"a e in the House Of Commons is that a
,rave vote of censure has been passed on
Lord Chancellor. The diseredit of Lord
Chancellor is a reproach to the nation at
args.
The Queen accepted Lord Chancellor'a
alButLtOng BuL nc VIII Hc cJull4iuSu III cl- ,
ice until prorogaGon.
Independence day was celebrated in Lon
lon on the 5th. Two hundred Americans
we're present.
The Chamber 90 admits the necessity Of
new loan, upon the Government engaging
o receive insiallmsnts in four year-s-al-
hough the loan f.r two hundred and ffty
Millions would be issued in an entirely new
,ill-for The execution Of the public work
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE rain Of yes
erday caused4a severe freshet in schuylkill Z
liver, causing great destruction Of property
small houses on the banks Of the river have
,een earIisd way. The Aims House mead
,ws are o1erAowsd. Tho trestle work on
be western side Of the Chestnut bridge is
carried away The schuylkin canal is
,adly damsged. Several bridges along the
v isavorkin have been carried OF. The
treets Of many villages q flooded, and
number of canal boats are wrecked. The
rack of the EOrristown railroad is under
water, 60 that trains cannot run.
NEw YoRK, July 1.-THE steamer City Of
Washingtoa from Liverpool tho sth, via
queenstown the 9th, has arrived. The
steamer Beatrice, formerly the cruiser Tai
absssee, lett Calias July I'd for Liverpool.
IN the House Of Lords, Russell presented
correspondence fIom America in regard 10
he termination Of the war, and expressing
atisfaetion at the Withdrawal Of belligerent
-ights. Since the Legislatit closed, BourBs
rom IS to 81.
Lirerpooi etk, I'd Queensiown.-COtloa-
Sales to-day 5000 bales; market very dull,
quotations barely maintained. Breadstuifs
luiet and steady provisions inactive Lard
irm.
London, eH.-Consuls se1< 9o7s for
money; Illinois Central Railroad s51z
srie 525lA5s1< 5-2o's 7i5zn72-
LoSDoS, July s.-Bigelow, the American
Minister at Prris, gave a feie on the 4th
f July, which was largely attended.
The British parliament Eas Prorogued and
dissolved. Immediately % lowed the Queens
psech, delivered BY commission, through
somer r. Rogers: At the termination Of The
ivil war in America, she trusts Il at the
wills that were caused By the long eonaiot
nav be repaired, and prosperity be restored
o ali who have suffered from the contest.
he regretted that the confederation scheme
a British Americs vas not carried Gu, be-
isving that it would give the Provinces ad-
Iitionai tsrength, and lead to many inn
She expressed gre At gratifca-
ion A. the assurances Of Loyalty nom ths
Provinces
Harrrsr, July lT.--By the Aiph We hsve
he statement Of Capt. Hart, Of the Bark
fst5r, n = he search Cd day aui half
FOR the unfortunate passenger BY the ship
A. ". Nelson, the wreck Of which vas scat
tered for miles over The waters. The saved
passengers state tbat Ga sunday, June 18Th,
The CApiain Of no hopelels ship determined
70 fumigsts her, aad iof this purpose he or