The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-26
Arrival Of Cotton at New orleans.
later nOm Nero.
Purchase Of The Burned District
The Feniaas-..NeW York City,
The Pacific Railroad.


CAIR0. July 25.--NeW Orleans dates to th'
nIaeieenth, inst. ere received.
Msrrifs cavalry force sre on the move
from Shreveport 10 ssh Antonio Il j:
thought that the march would Dot be attend
ed with more than the ordinary inconveni-
ence that beset cavalry through other sect
zoos OF The country.
A deiacation OF ten thousand dollars has
occurred in the Commissary Department
Colimissory Scott lost the money gambling,
aud had fed from Shreveport.
A tboussnd bales OF cotton has arrived in
New Orleans from ouichita. A fair supply
ofso toa is in. the market. Good ordinary
s69ssi middling 44@4s. No sales in sugar
or molasses, Produce quiet and unehrnged.
EEw YORK, July 25.-The New Orleans
Times City Of Mexico correspondent SAYS
when Negrette fell back from Matamoras
aud offered Jeunygross battle at Buena
Vista, which was declined where the Inpe-
rial SITS were planning to surround him, Ne
CRATE retired to Mendors, when he d.
vided his forces, marching in different d.
rect;ons, and Marsha Bagire's combinations
which was toterninGte the war was further
frustrated. The war IS becoming every day
more serious in The State of Michoehian. A
force Of five thousand has been cent from
Mexico to protect Menlin, the capitol ofths
State. This has not been done however, and
Count Potter has been censured and recalled
for GLOWING Negrets to defeat him. Colonel
Pauline has also suffered disaster. The |
town Of Tula has been taken by the Liber- |
ais; the town Of Mslheuta had been stormed, |
and the Imperialists lost 800 French troops. |
No quarter was given or asked. The States
of Genara, ChaPss, Tabasco, and the greater
part of those of Vera Cruz and Vajeeie are
in the hands Of The Liberals. President
Juarez is in undisiurbed possession Of Chi
huahua. The bitterness of the people is
growing stronger every day, and it is i'm
possible to collect taxes.
New YoBK, July 25.-Gold dull The de-
mand is confined almost exclusively TO the
wants of importers. The bears srs quiet
and the premium appears to be sustained
chiefly by the large amount held off the
market by the bulls. The quotations open
ID at I4s, rose to 1883, and down again to
4S1s.
The ground heretofore occupied by Bar
lum's Museum, recently burned down, has
'een purchased by james Gordon Bennett.
'arnum gets $3.50, 200. The entire purchase
Vill amount to S45O, 900.
The Feniau Brotherhood held a picnic
t Johns Woods to-day
There were thirteen ocean steamers
round this port yesterday.
The U. S. Petroleum case WAS again under
to-day. Col. Hillyer and Col
-ellogg gave their evidence.
The Herald says that large numbers Of ]
sturned veterans are daily leaving the city
,r their homes, and the small number left
here is being further depleted. The city
resents much less the appearance Of a
Military post than at any time during the
ar.
The Times says tho United States Pacific
.ailroad Company have placed 1900 miles
their new line Of telegraph 10 California
nder contract to be built before the end Of
uly. Wire for the line has been purchased
nd the poles for part Of it win Be this fail.
be whole line from Chicago to San Fran
sco will be complete and in operation in
ne year.
ISDIAEAPoLrs, July PA banquet was ]
wen Cen. sherman tonight by military
sntlemen. A soldier was MORALLY wound
by the premature discharge Of a cannon
. the reception to-day. Gen. sherman
iaves for Washington tomorrow.