The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-30
Report Of CemptrOlleF OF the
CurreHcJ.
What the strength Of the Army
Should be.

o NV foEx, Nov. % A sncoial 10 ~
5 llmea, dated Washington 2sth. SAYS al
Z statements to the eject that the Prcsiden
! had expressed dissatisfsction with Collar
/ speech are pronounced By the Prcsden
, without foun1atiou
The Herald's disPatch says that the aues
iion Of seizure Of French tobacco On Hich
mond IS now under iuvesti ration.
The Worlds dispatch saws that soma inn
portant Information regarding Mexican a.
iairs has lusr been received by the Govern
meut.
The iEternal revenue report was com
pieted yesterday. L is 70 be put in type 81
once.
There appears reason nov for ASSERTING
that q civil uial ior Jsd Davis is close a.
The Timea' special says the late .silor al
toe Old Capitol prison, Capt Wines, is on
trial before military commission on the
eharge Of violating The prison ruies BY fur
nishing Henry Via and Gen. Briseoc,. " 10
were imprisoned At the same time. with
playing cards, reireshmsnts. etc.
BY order ofthe President an army retiring
board has been organized, cousistingof Ma
Jcr Generals Hancock, Meade ana Hooks-
/ Col simpson. Medical Director Of the Mid
Ole Department, with Msior Emery Of he
sih infantry aa recorder, who viii assemble
periodically At Philadelhhia. aud examine
and report on all apple tons for retirement
FROM regular service
The herald's Washington disDateh CON.
iaina tho ioliowing; Report of tho Comptrol-
ler o. currency was yesterday sent 10 the
Frnter IN treating the question Of Na-
iional Banks and Currency. he refers 20 tax
q and r6veuue, which has bearing on tba
subject, and Ia this way will present Al AZ
ray OF valuable facts 70 our law nakrrs
which It Sustained BY proper legislation ygill
s. greet way towards solving the presen
difficult financial problem. It i unde-stooa
10 NeW York
A prominent question before the next
Congress will be the increase OF the regular
arny- Cen. Grant il understuod 10 favor
tne musiering Qua Of all volunteers and I
auch addltfn ms % ali arms Of the servics "a I
would make the nominal strength. with The I
regulars, about 1880. Too liffle attention
has besn psid 70 cavalry In time of peace.
aud some new measures tor recruiting and /
drilling this arm Of the service may also be /
recommended.
The abandonment Of dspois for Govern. |
meni lupplies 10 the Southern States. COM |
sequent upon the gradual withdrawal Of ths |
iroepsl has vuuavd Gan. Howard 20 issue ! /
circular, authorizing Assistant Commission |
era o. states 70 make requisitions upon the i
depots still remaining Tor such raiiors ~ /
Wlll b required for thirty dars. IN their |
respective departments, i0r the benefit of |
refugees and freedmen.
The Freedmen's Bureau has informaiien /
that collection Of persons in Mobile = trv- /
ing 70 underoiN negro lsbcr by azroeinz 10 /
furnish German en- grants Just Of the ships /
al wages loser than a negro could subsist /
on The scheme meets The APPRECIATION of /
the large planters, since it enables them % /
~ uict crushing blow upon their former I
chattels, Coz whom they cherish 10 partcn- |
lar Affection. The respectahle white snd /
eolored laborsrs arouud Mobile protest /
against this, and ask the Bureau 10 inter- /
fcre.
The War Departments has issued an order /
an nneuneing the decease of Gen. DeRusav. i
q the hnsineer Corps, and requiring al /
hnsineer etheers % wear the usual badge Of /
mourning for thirty days.
The Worlds special says In his reuort. Che /
fourth Auditor Of TIE Treasury. bears stront /
testimony in favor of the lazy clerks under /
MS supervision, Who have performed their /
work IN the most satisfactory mapner. |
The Herald's Richmond corresDopdapce |
q the 2Ith says Gen. Grant vas heartily vel |
eoned % that city By the military authors
ties. he freely expressed his opinion while I
there regarding Mexican sdairs. He sai5
Rla--ie iealtf tAat me AaFent O. MaElmi- I
Ian 30 the throne q Mexico was q part of 4
the rebellion, and his immediate exruIlion /
should be 3 part Of iss history that France |
did not ask our consent % establish a throne \
10 Mexico and We should not consult 4. "a 4
power IN re-establiahing The republic. he
AID thet Francs had no right 70 Interfere IN
he question, but 70 she would involve ber- /
ief witn Us 10 war on this point. nov i /
he tine to have it while our army and /
navy is yet organized, sod before our COM /
neres is again set saost on every sea.
y is expected that he last IL Gen. How
.Fd's yoluminous reports on freedmen's AZ /
aifs vii be n the hands Of the printer To-
norfoF.
SANDY Hook, November 2g.-Fhe sf.amer
seotiai rom Liverpool on ths Isth. via
queenstown he leth, arrived or hero to-
iaJl sith two days later newa
spanish aggression on Chill occupied the
.tt1ntion q The European press.
a memorial from "a infueutiai mesfinr
leld in Liverpool, would bs d. seated Is /
Earl Clarendon, asking thas prompt action
e taken for the protection Of Bfisish inter-
sts IN Cali. deputaiiou u Livrro83
merchants had waited upoa Es7i C.arendon
? regard 70 ths Chiiian troub.es ana the
interview waa very satisfaeiory.
There is every reasou % hone hat fhe
i5VsrnEsnt vii take ensrystie -ses.s,r-s
p regard 70 the matter.
The Italian Parliament wa to open To-
az.
foETaEas HosEoE, Nov. q7.-0fders have
cen iss1ed - muster cut the seth Illinois
nd 6Ith Ohio regiments.
BurFaLo, Noy. 2e.--ls is stated in private
ispatchea received from New YorE ts-dav
aat news has been secsiVed that The Fs-i-
rsl sod Freoeh forces aad 8 ealHsion oh
be Rio 0rande, and thai it hal esu.e.i i
ss in gold 10 confrmafion received b
8port.