The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-24
Flood in California.
Fire In Richmond.

Nav YoRE, Nov, 25.-The Worlds Wash
lngion special says one thousand two bun
dred aud hity men have hoea mustered "a
, Of the Veteran Reserve Corps. leaving onll
one hundred enlisted men Ia that depart
ment, aud two hundred officers, who en-
| trying 70 hold on 10 their commissions un
ui Congress authorizes a continuance Of thl
corps.
Gen. Carl sehurz. in his report to the Pres
ideut, stated bis belief that ifnorro suffrar,
hsd been enforced IN the south al present., 1
large staGding army wouldsbo rcquiied.
The forthcoming report Of the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue viii recommend
abolshins proprietary revenue stamps. ant
al other stamps except those used Tor icga
documents.
The testimony In the case Of Capt Pitt
was concluded yesterday.
The report Of the Clmmissary General Q
| Prisoners, nearly concluded, contains a vas
amount Of matter relative 70 she number o
prisoners taken by Zach side during th
war.
The Auditor Of the Treasury has issued
circular requiring Southern Post-mastsrs Q,
psy.up balance due the Governments az ths
oreak'ng out Of she war. Twelve thousane
dollars was recently received from the Poet
Office az Noble.
I Secretary st.nton has determined not &C.
publish the list Of officers 10 De mustered
out until amer Congress meets.
Tribune's Washington special Gays. Pay
] master Bourdmun Of New Hampshire. sent
out 70 Che Stouewall, died with yellow fever
/ at Havana.
Several reconstructed rebels have fled
claims 81 the Treasury Department for bal
ance due before their participation in she
rebellion.
Application was made ai she Navy D..
| partment yesterday Tor the appointment ID
yodng Virginian recuptioniat a. midship-
man.
The Times special says number of ap-
/ plicauous for pardon on Gle il about 90 900.
The number granted win not exceed 1000.
/ some are now being granted
But lev members Of Congress have yet
/ arrived
Hon. Schuyler Coliax has consented 10 Dc
/ liver lecture before the Pres Club 81
/ Philadelphia next Monday evening. Sub
/ lecl, "Aeross the Continent
The Herald's Washington special says that
Gen. Grants report Of the military opera
I ti0us since his appointment Us Lieutenant
General, will probably accompany the re-
port Of the Secretary OF War, ana be pub
hshed with that document
1ee feeling agsinst England for allowing
| the eGicers aud crew of ths Shenandoah d
escape, 10 one Of undsguised disgust and
| host llty. All agreo that they must be
/ gwen upto our authorities under extrad iti0u
treaty. No doubt IS entertained q our
abili y 10 prove from her loE book that she
| tsok nisuy prizes after she was informed Of
the close Of the war.
Tho interior of the Capitol Is completely
and deliberately prepared ior The approach
ing session OF congo DESKS Tor south
ern members have been replaced.
Contracting Surgeon Mary Walker hav
ing failed 70 receive d Majors cammi ssior
in the United States army, the Presiden
has directed that sue be presented with III.
usual medal Cor NERVOUS aud faithful
services Her friends VIII ask Congress fol
more intrinsic testimonial.
1 To IS stated that aii the executive ans
miscellaneous Documents Of the SIth AM
ssth Congress have been printed
A Military Commission is said % BE- or
dered for the investigation Of the enlistnen
Of Pruss.an subjects by the State OF Maasa
chusetts during the war, with power 30 Be-
ia Washington and Bosom 10 accommodate
Prusslan Minister and Massachuaett
hcisls respectively. It is understoo
that the Prussian Government has ds
]
Sates, and the tlrmer expects to establisl
the fact that fraud and c0mpulsion va
practiced upon Emigrant- Commissioner
-Maj Cen Hitchcock, Mat. smith, an,
Seth Williams.
The Times Washington dispatcA says III
Second Comptroller of the Treasury la
made the following decision:
Officers discharged, 20 take effect from
particular date, who do not receive noiics o
| their discharge until some time aGeruard.
and who In the meantime continue on duty
cyme within the second paragraph Of Gen
| eral Order, No. lo3, Of 1854, relating 10 70
| signed officers, and are entitled to pay b. ID
date on which such discharge Or netie,
was received An officer holding commits
sion on the Sd Of March, 1855, snd confirm
I ing In The military service Of the Unite,
State until August 5th, 1865, was RENDERED
superannuary by the consolidation Of bi
regiment with another, and Ia consequence
] discharged. u is held that as be was 40
discharged from the service under any or
| ders Of the War Department for the redur
/ ton Of the army, be u not entitled to ia,
I three months pay proper provideded by thl
act Of Congress, March Sd, 1855. iuatniuci
/ as be has Cot served 20 the close III the war
/ within the meaning Of the law
/ The Tribuue's special says The recon
I structed rebels 10 Wasbingtou 90 not ais
| guise their fears that the BAD faith of mani
II their pa doned brethren ia The souti
viii seriously affect their pol teal aspire
I tons and intere1ts- The loss OF Executive
/ confidence, which they admit they deserved
/ occasions serious apprcheusions. and th,
more inlormation they obtain Of the seati
I ments Of Northern C0ngressmen the NOR,
! apparent it becomes that they have I'd
I chance Of admission into the next Cone-rer4
/ Mr.. Thomas Conway, late Assistant CON
! missioner of the Freedmen's Bureau 81 ~,
/ iaiana, has been rendered By Gen. II war
| the uperintepdeney Of all freednerf
Z schools ina TeuHessee aud Kentucky.
MonmE, NOV. % The Adverti-eris ana
Z cial from Montgomery. the pa. aavs ~.
message Of Gov. Parsons has been da.ivers.
70 the Legislature. The naessaze me- ~,
adoption Of ths ameudment Of the Caurfi
taiion Of the United States aboiisbis,
slavery, and the passage Of laws proioetinl
ne negroes m tneir person aud property
rms course tue Governor says, VIII secure
me admisaion Of eur repfesen .atives IN Con
I greaa, and restore % the State an her palit-
zeal rights in the Uuiou. He Opposes q spo-
( oial code for The g5yornment O. nerrces, and
/ recommends the adoption ri vsgraut Law
bearing alike upon white and black and
suggests that VsFrant laws similar % those
Of Massachusetis bs allotted Re also re-
commeuds that provision be- made Tor desti-
( tute white and black persons.
Nsu YoRK. Nov. 23.-Goid opened and
closed AZ 1875.
I Steamer Fiambeag, irola View Orleans.
wth sIst coiored regiment, Col Ward. AZ
lived. Steamers Nevada aud sodica ir,rn
qavrunah Isih. arrived. Nevada fell Ia
I With the Mississippi Of BaTnegat Light, DIS
abled. and towed her beck . iha port.
Among passengers % Nevada. are. -
Gov. Lowe and family n Mary and.
The Savannah Herai has mhrmaiieu
thar q not took place srong niE7ers 49,
Mariaura, West Fla. The rioters b.gir
ming in q common Gin house. "A eompe1v
81 regulars have been seat thers h -
order.
The coast-slrveying steamer prebb /, q
savannah. making thorough erplorsfions Of
ihs oostrueuoss placed in Tie hsrbar 81 he
rebels during the war
Nah Qualification e e1rrcsaed D. the
citizens Of savannah a. he esia9iishmeni Of
iine q steamers bs.sesn tnai poft aad Z
Boston.
bAS Fsascfsco. Nov - storm ri rain I
has prevailed th-6uehoui tte State during /
ne past wsek--the most severe expert I
suesd sincs ths rrsat foad Of 1881. CEN. !