The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-08
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispstches.
Further Gold Discoveries.
The Trial OF Je1E. Davis.
Government Detectives ImprIs-
Oned.
Abandoned Property Cases.
Resignation OF Gems. Wallace
and Webster.
More COunterreIts

Nav YOEE, Nov. THE number Of
names regisiered in this city up 70 last light
WAS g7,eSS
The Tribune's Washingi0u special says
that the intsliiEsnce received a. the Genera
Lead 0fhce shOys further important discov-
cries IN gold in Northeastern Minnesota.
| The internal revenue receipts yesterday
was over a million aud half dollars.
/ Twelve sOrts will be retained and garri-
soned around Washington.
Ii is understood there are serious defcien-
cies in the Quartermaster's Department,
which the clerks are trying 10 reoiify be
fore Congress a. embles.
| The Orld's special SAYS that Chief JUS
/ tice Chase has notified the President that
he cannot preside over a court Tor the trisl
I Of JEFF. Davis ia Richmond, there beng no
] regular organized court in that city. The
President maintains he cannot be tried any
other place The impression prevails that
Davis wall be released to be expatrialed
Secretary Seward, assisted by Assistant
Secretary Frederick Seward, was busy yes
terday preparing q large foreign mail.
Gen. Grant len Washington last night for
this city.
John G. Guthrie, before the war in The
Navy Department., since a captain in the
rebel navy, has been Pardoned. he is
native Of South Carolina, and is the only
naval officer yet pardoned.
By order Of the Secretary Of War, Gen.
ThOs. J. Wood has assumed command Of
the Department Of Mississippi, formerly
commsnded by Gen. SiOcum.
Government detectives discovered passing
the new counterfeit sos are safely lodged IN
the Old Capitol prison.
NV NORE, Nov. THE Times Wash
ingtDn special saws no official IN Ormation
If re- aarafanaa hat hoa fha kaaf rrnuufa
Tor the belief that be is sentenced to death,
aRd is approved BY the Judge Advocate and
the President. The final decision Of the
President 10 commute the sentence 10 i'm
| prizUnment for life wiu Be made public on
/ "Wednesday OF Thursday.
Yesterday the Presidentreappoiuted Hen
~ Whalley discussing agent OF WinnebagO
City, MINI Samuel ID. Houston junction
City, Kansas, A. Whillesey, bayfield,, Wis,
and Edward Hart, New Orleans.
Total deposits az the United States mint
at Philadelphia for October S51s,42s.g7 3
total coinage S367, 900.s5.
The Herald's special says the Treasury
BuEeau Of Abandoned and Coufscated
property is likely 10 have important eases
FOR adjudication soon. Rebels are resortng
10 all manner of devices % regain possession;
common dodge is 20 transfer IL - loyal per-
sens or those holding treasury permits 70
purchase. Mrs. Douglas, among the latter
class, is believed TO have been seriously inn
posed upon by unquestionably disloyul per
sons.
Mr. Thomas Miller, notorious rebel
sympathizer, entertained Gen. Longslreet,
| DR.. Garrett, and other rebel officers, AZ a
dinner party yesterday. Il is understood
| that it was not somuch accomplishment 10 Gen.
Lougstreet as expression Of admiration for
I prominent rebels. This style is quite
popular with boarding house keepers and
| the rsbelli0us residents OF Washington. and
| occasions much indignation among loyal
/ citizens.
The forthcoming order for disehargiug
| n large number 0f volunteer Generals is
/ causing a commotion in military circles.
| The report Of the departure Of four IRON
/ 0lads from Fortress Monroe for she Pacific
/ coast, IS pronounced untrue by the Navy
/ Department. The M0nadouck is the only
one ordered TO that station at present.
NV YoRK, Nov. 7.-MsjUr- j. ID.
| Webster and Lewis Wallace have both re-
signed their positions in the army.
Msior-General Schofeld leaves this city
| for Europe in the next steamer, on a years
absence.
Wallace W Whittlesey was arrested last
| September for embezzleucut o. funds from
/ the L. s. Treasury and altering coupons, aud
has been Indicted By the Grand jury Of the
/ U. S. Circuit Court. He Will be tried ai
| the approaching session in the Superior
Court.
The arguments were yesterday heard ioI
/ and against the order requiring Edward b
/ Ketchum TO testify, previous 10 sentence, in
/ the suit against the assignees Of ketchtm,
and the courts decision was reserved. Ger
tain real estate belonging TO Morris KetchuH
was sold under direegion Of the assigueei
/ yesterday.
The Coroner's investigation Of The ST.
/ Johns disaster began to-day.
The Fire in Metropolltan Gas company
coal yard broke out again last night.
| Counterieit Treasury ten dollar notes was
| put in circulation al Green Point yesterday
The matter in the box at wyoming Hotel
yesterday morning is supposed 10 be III,
] newly discovered explosive compound Of
Mr.. Nobel Of Hamburg, Germany, eomPos
| ed principally Of Glycerine and Nitric Acid
N c. Barney Akin. custom. house, was yes
terdsy arrested for aHempt 20 defraud m
Government out Of forty thousand dollar
by M ans Of spurious bonds, executed z
withdraw rom The custom house 800 Dbl
| alcohol.
i WASHINGTON, Nov. THE National In
telligencer In noticing 3 visit % the Presi
| ident yesterday Of a delegation OF ladie
from Baltimore, and the presentation Of
petition numerously signed seeking th'
clemency Of the Executive in behalf o
JEFF. Davis, says the interview was q pro
tracted one OF the most agreeable char
acter, and the petitioners lef, the city carry
ing with them the most pleEsurable impTes
sions Of the President. In deciding, th'
Il President regretted that the national char
scter Of che question restrained al privat,
sympathy winch they may hsve awakened
in him, and made the important statemen
that arrangements have been made for tn
early legal trial Of Mr.. Davis according Z,
I the laws Of the land
NEw YoRK, Nov. 7.--Gold l4T5z.