The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
By Telegraph
AfternOOu Dispatches.
Gen. Logan win Probably De-
cline the Mexican Mission.
The Trial OF JeG. Davis.
Matters and Things In New York
City.
Circular from Mr.. Spinner.
About Cotton growing.

J NEW ToEE, Nov; z1.-The Ilmas' special
ssys that Gel Ward, late Colonel 81 .hs I.th
OHIO, has been brsSetfed Brigaiies Bener-
/ Al for gallant and mefiiorious conduct az
! Chickamauga
General Grsnt has changed Transports
I ton. "A post garrisoned By one company for
every teo conn., Anies az post % one four
muled wagon, or equivalent when needed
I for public service. OMcers Of the Quarter
masters Department have been ordered to
make a special report Of the military Gene
teries known % them, Recommending me
means Of preserving intermeHts rom beng
I desecrated
The fribune's special says that e letter
I from an Alabama postmaster states that
Un'on men arr rigidiy excluded frora re-
construction convennOls ana odlcisl posi-
lions
The Worlds special says it is csrtsin Gea.
| Logan VIII decline the mission % Mexico.
Il IS believed a new appointment viii be
made before the meeting Of Congress.
Dr.. Craven, from Fortress Monroe. ~
rived this morning and reports that led.
Davis is in fair health and serene mind.
There is nothing known az FORTRESS Monroe
regarding his trial. The Chief Justices IN
terview With the President yesteri ~ ~
lated almost wholly 70 10.
a 10 aaN NAaNA NNIfEN o. NAt NNNfEulIlIlNu
Of the military fofees in the vicinity Of San
Antonio, Texas, Is for the purpose 81 box
ing aflsr The French troops.
The Efforts 70 secure the parole Of Glenn
ent Clay are unsuccessful. Several personal
appeals have been made BY Mrs. CLAY.
StFess is laid upon the fact that Clay volul-
tsrily surrsndsred On heariHg that be vas
charges with completely in the assas.ina-
u6n u the President
The Heralds dispatch says a Revenue In
specior Of Philadelphia, and his brother
Assistant Assessor Of the same city, aro
charged with fraud, in not having returned
more than one twentieth Of the tobacco
manufactured BY themselves.
NV YozE, Nov. 22.-General Grant and
party LETT for Warrington on the o'clock
train last evening. in the elegant car Mr.
Lincoln last rode in.
At M0zart Hall Ia { night. Fernando Weed
was nominated TOR Mayor but declined.
John Hecker wastken nominated l1r Mayor,
aud Richard o. CORNISH candidate for tom
sci Of the corporation The latter was nsm-
inated By the rammany Democracy, whose
candidate tor Mayor is John 4. Holman.
The nesting 81 the Brooklyn Academy Of
Music last night, la aid II the Southern
people, was we.h attended, bctwithstand-
ng the inclcmeney Of the weather. Ap-
pesls were made BY General Fisk, Henry
Ward Beecher, aud DR.. Believe.
NEw Yoag, Nov. 23.-The Historical So
ejaty bad is 6lst anuiveraary in this city
last night
The lines sptcisl says the Treasurer OF
the United Stairs, Gen. r r. spinner. is
sued a supplements 20 the regulations, re-
speeding time, annual returns, and the pay
ment OF duties BY national banking a. socia-
lions. he says numerous errors made by
recently Organized backs IN estimating
time and ahnual duty, causes The fupposi-
t0u that the regulations, respoctinu state
ments, furnished by the Treasurer, are NOT
real or undcrstaod BY Ihe officers in making
estimates. The method of making State
meuts, contained IN the regulations. Is De-
gally correct, aud the books In the Treas-
urer's oiiics,and 20 made as 70 admit Of their
record In no other method. There must,
therefore, be no alteration Of The printed
portion Of the form, BY intelining, erasuFc,
o. otherwise. Statements will be returned
30 banks for correction, until they are made
10 conform 10 the method contained in the
regular form.
The ueraida Warrington diFpatch says
it is understood that Gen. Howard VIII de-
monstrate IN his report the utility q the
Freedmen's Bureau and the admissibility Of
continuing It's existence until its provisions
are no longer needed BY the whites or blacks.
American and Engiish capitalists talk Of
organizing a national cotton growing com
pany in the South.
The English attempt 10 produce cotton
in India proves diacouHagiuglp.
To remove the eppreheusions OF securing
labor Of freedmen ar. Conway, late Of the
Frsedmsn's Bureau Of Louisiana, VIII visit
Liverpool shortly.
There is scarcely a doubt that a bin
viii pass Congress providing that the heirs
Of soldiers who died in rebel prisons viii be
privileged 10 collect commutaiIon of Gov
eminent rations for the time the deceased
were prisoners Of war