The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-01
President johnson dissatisfied
with Che SItuatiOn south.
Mere Rigorous Military Rule TO
be Enforced.


morning papers contain very little news
The steamer City Of Boston, from Liverpo0l
the 18th, via Queenstown the lgth, arrived
this morning. The steamships Moravian.
City Of Cork and BSysriaH had arrived, and
the steamer United Kiuriom. put i'm Al
Rathmolen, disabled.
Lord Palmerston is dead He had been
seriously in for some DAYS froin the effects
OF GELD. His symptoms had been very
alarming, but he steadily improved; ON the
/ night Of tine I7th, however, bulletin was
issued 70 the effect that be had become worse
sines morning, and that il could not be dis T
/ euised, he was very seriouslyfl. Telegrams
were constantly being sent to the Queen at
l Balmoral. Lord palmerston would have
completed his eighty-tirst year on the eBth.
| Of October.
The sensation news published By the
Times that Mr.. Seward recently sent per-
emptorv dispatches % France, contiuued %
attract Affection, but was generally regard
ed as wholly uniounded, and thi view was
confirmed BY the Merov ans news
The Times contents that let .his remon-
strance be what il NAV, coolneas has re-
Gently arisen between France and America.
The Star1 1eronounces the Times news en-
tirelv baseless. mere absurdity.
The Paris Tempes says the deaths from
cholera in that cfty were averaging 200 per
day Bourse firm 67as-c.
Rio Srof. Sent. -Uurugavaua Is close
" invested BY the BrsziEaus but had not
been taken Cape Of Gocd Hope, Sept 15.h
The Basuto war continues, but MasCh6sh
had sued for peace Bombay, Oct s-Cuttou
materially advuuced- Cotton goods are
also advancing here, and az CHicutta- Tls
1ullds in the london money market on the
18th were frmer, but closed rather Cat IN
IL ar ~
nerssou's health. Uonsols closed So 'or
nohev. The denial Of the statement that
Mr.. Seward had recently sent pr0mpiory
dispattsh 20 Erance prud uced a good effect
Money was in good demand ut the bank OF
the 18th. and rates unchanged.
LiUsTpool Oct l1.--C0tton sales OF Moudsy
and Tuesday add up So. O00 ba,es, with
further slight adyance Of rates on Monday,
especially in Egyptian to-day PIE market
was rather quiet, but prices were hrnly
maintained Trade at Manohester strong,
with prices on an average higher. but busi
ness has only been done 20 a small extent
Favorable advices from India have ox-
srted q favorable influence on The market
Richardson, Spencer 3 Co, sud Wakefield,
Nash Co., report -four quiet 1ut steady
wheat hrn at full rate last week winter
red, 9 shiIlings a peHoe q 9 shilIngs 20
renee; Chicago and Milwaukee, 9 shiliinga
q 9 shilhngs pence per cent. corn quiet
but steady mixed q shulings pence C q
shilrngs 9pence. Biglaud, AlthOya & Co.,
report beef frm for fine, which is scarce
pork also scarce and higher prices psld
bacon steady lara very limited supply,
Consequently little doing butter quiet but
firm cheese is M good demaad sugar
good demand at improved prices coiioei
small sales at about former rates rice quiet,
ashes, steady 81 thiriy-one shilings six
pence per cent pearls, unchanged crude
petroleum, small sales white Eenucd oil p
u shillngs II pence per saloui h0ur arm
at full prices owing TO the scarcity pi wheat
there is q good deuaand lt former quota
tions sugar, in good request, at an advance
Of pence per hundred c0ice 5seaay at tuu
prices tea quiet and easier5 rlce steady 3
taIiow firm.
Loadon, Oct. 19.-Lord Palmerston died
| on the 18th, at e.35, g. m Great anxiety
prevailed yesterday 70 know the result Of
| hs illness. Business on the stock exchange
/ and other quarters was almost suspended.
and deep and universal regret Do expressed
| by al parties % his death.
Lord Russell VII probably succeed HIM
Lord C.areudou las taken the Foreign
Office. but nothing Official has traEspired.
|Lrerpoo{, Oct. 29.-Coilon sales for two
dsvs have been Is 900 bales; market duil
with a decline of one-half 70 Cue penny.
The Manchester market is Inactive and
t,tices are easier. Bfett5tth5 hrnf, corn
qhiet- provision market bu0yanL aRd sup
plies mostly exhausted. On the lsth con-
/ soils closed al s53zfd ss4f far moneys U. $.
5+5O's o. or 81 5t11i Illinois Central s25t
| GdS3lz.f UI..r l U.,..#.. . t.. ...
/ The Herald says the action Of South Car
1 oIina IN electiug Wade Hampton a. 6overu-
/ OF; of Georgia m advocatiug the Payment 90
/ the rebel debt; Of Nissiasippi in roiusfng 20
/ take up and pass the ComIti Jgii0uaf amend
/ meut aIohshinr slavery =, T4elievod % have
/ seriously affected the fI5ure policy q the
/ President concerning thoEe states and 20
/ have endangered q he adm isiion Of their def
/ agates IN the next. Con gEess. Had MlsaiH-
] sppi ehserfully passed the amena1hent 2
l general amnesty would have been 80 unce
| declared IN favor Of al reBels, 81 Il b, but
few smnesties will in All proba0iity, be
l hereafter granted 10 cit as Of th5se states
The-sams % true. Of Ge0rHia and South Car
/ olina, the action Of thelr Conventions has
| ndt justified puca ideHtial condolences end me
| rikol Of Mihlary Government and martial
illg VIII bs thec0nsequepoa.
EEw YORK, Oct. "a 20 coupons, new.
| IO25s DO new issue i0l}6 gold opened aud
| closed at l46
The Herald's Washfnrton special sayi
| Mr.. Torhst. formerly President 0i the Bank
of Teunssse, and an aPPlieant FOR pardon
| was loudly decialmIug last evening % s
hotel against the justice OF any iuteriereuce
| In the matter Of the Southern States paying
| their debts.
The Fresdmeu's Bureau is maAing fn ev-
tshsive report relative 10 the school system
among freedmen.
Several bogus notes 0f large deuouifna
Zion have been received at Va hingt7n aat
passed through ths hands ol several sub
/ preasurera-
The President has not jet taken up th,
| Wirz case
DErRoIT, Oct. sl-The late dfs 10 th'
Michigan Central Railroad Depot here
causes 10 detention Of Dusi nsss, as the tacil-
ities for the prympt hahdliag 0f freight are
as good as ever.