The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26
By Telegraph
Afternoon Dispatches.
Matters and Things IN Wash
lngtOn.
A New Paper TO be Started In
WaShlngi0u:
Arrest OF Rebels Tor Frauds.
A New Reciprocity Treaty Urged.
ASplendId Carpet
Republican Nominations in New
York.
The Mexican COtlIIlOH.
Return Of coed weather in Cali
T0rnIa.

NEv YozE, Nov. 25.-The Times Wash
, ington special says Hon. Edward McPher
! son, Cierk Of the House. has arrived, aud !
, devoting himself 70 aianging the prehm
, iraries Tor the session. Undef his direction
the hall Of Representatives Is. being hand
souiely reftted.
There are few, if any, calls upon the
President.
In reference to the New York Collector.
ship, the Secretary Of the Treasury req quests
the heads of Departments 20 include IN
expended balances in their estimates, in
order that be may apprise Congress as
nearly IS possible Of the amount necessary
for the use Of the Governments !or the eusu-
ing year.
The State Department received adviesa
Yesterday morning from our Consul 81 Liv-
erpool in reference 70 the surrender of the
Shenandoah.
The Attorney General has not received
the rebel pirates application ior pardon
Senor homer5, Mexcan Minister, bad q
leogthy interview with Gen. Grant yestsr-
day,
NEw YoRE, Nov. 25 The World's WISH
hngtou dispatch saws there seems 10 be no
opposition to Schuyler Colia1'a re-clecuon
10 the speakershiP.
Yesterday evenings Republiean says, be
has read letters from Henry ], Raymond
and Gen. Banks announcing they viii nos
I be candidates.
Small pox is prevailing % 3 great extent
among the freedmen OF Alabama and Vir-
ginia.
There is no truth in the reports that as
sistsnt Secretary Otto Of the interior IS
about 10 be removed er Intends to resign.
MAJ B0urnstein Of S. Louis has been
senteneed by Cour martiai here TO be dis-
missed from the service fo- unoficer-izs
conduct.
Gov Morton leaves Washington to-aor-
row for Europe.
Trioune's special saws, a new paper TO be
called the observation-disclosures edited By Mrs.
Jane Swisshslm, Is 10 be Immediately com
meuesd here.
1he Tines special snys Col Morgan So
periutsndent oil New York soldiers areucv.
has been in Washington several days and Is
COMMUNICATING arrangements with The mill
i'ary authorities Tor the care Of disabled
New York soldiers.
Maj W. II. Gibhon and Geo Taylnr rebel
quartermasters, and Robert Hcth, private
In rebel service, on breaking up of Lees
army were in Richmond and nud about 81 r
coo dollars Ia gold belonging % the reo,I
0overnment In their POSSESSION sitter leaving
Richmond.
Heth. under orders f. m Taylor and Glib
bon, buried about $50 900 Of the amount
near the Dan river, IN North Carullna.
which they subsequently dug gp aud spent
freely in and about Richmond. The iact
becoming known 20 tho Government Heih
sud raysor aboat Eve weeks sgo were e. =
rested 10 Richmond aud brought % this city
snd placed in the Old Capitol. 70 is SUP
posed that nearly all the money has been
spent by them, but the Government has ~, 81
ceeded iu Obtaining possession Of about
81 zoe Of it The prisoners are SILL held 20
await further developments.
The Tribuue's special SAYS the German
witness Braume, who fgured extensively in
the Wirz Trial, has been dismissed fro "a the
Interior Department, it having been shown
that he was O dessrter from the iTih New
York (steubenl regiment His real name is
Felix Ossrl.
This Wor d's special saws that the Brihsh
Minister has been instructed % urge upon
our Governments the propricty of making a
new Canadian reel pr0cify treaty. Negot.a-
tious 10 that cad viii D. opened stas early q
day a. possible. The Government have
been for some time obta hing Information
relative 30 the MATTER.
Col. Edward M. Lee, late Of he Miohiqnn
cavalry brigade, has been brovetttd BuFa-
der Genera Of volunteers.
Lieut.. Colonel o. III. Hart. formerly Adiu-
tant General Of the Third Army Corus. has
been brsyetsd Brigadier General. General
Hart Is now on the stad Of General Ord, Al
Detroit
The Herald's special says one Of the lats
acquisitions % the Houseof Representative,
is 5 carpet imported from England. coating
[ the round sum Of 81, ,000. It is very elegant
| % pattern and Of the iiuelt quality. b II the
I opinion Is rot wanting among the crowds ol
people that daily visit The carpet, and ax
anime she splendid appointments Of The
Representative Chamber, that the fabric in
question could with greater propriety have
beeu had from an American loom, instead
OF beyend the seas.
Nav YORK, Nov. 25.-At the serenade Of
G Y. Fenton az the Fifth Avenue Hotel. hsi
evening, q large number was present. The
Governor appeared on the balcony and
made brief speech, which was listened %
with great attention.
Gold opened a. 46T and closed a. A..
n. o. Roberts was nominated Tor Mayor
last evening, by she Republican CITY Goa
venhoni and Murray Holman ior Corpora
ton Counsel.
The Tri5uns's dispatch says Cen. S. r.
Curtis, Of lows; Wm. Preston Smith, of the
Baltimore 4 Ohio R-R.; and Col. III. siuf 81
son, United States Engineer, have teen au-
polluted Comm ssiouers oithc Kansas branch
olthe Pscifc R.R
The Iribune's special Gays; Mexican e.
fairs occupied gooa share Of the cabinet ser
sion on Friday.
A Columbus. Ohio, dispatch ststss Cor'a
official majority over Morgan Is 2qa1g
The Hernle's special SAYS CONWAY, late
ireedmon's hdJutant 10 Louis.a1n, has bee
ordered % report % Gen. Pisa.
The Havana correspondent Of the Heraid
has Mexicaa news stating Lenaia st 0e-
cupied by the Liheras, aud several In
pefiai successes are reported.
The Lioeraia are agafn reported bdvano-
ing on Metamoras.
The Verde special fays Mr. Prescott Of
South Carolina, Governor Perry's deIerate
70 look ailer TIE affairs OF that State 80
en- interview sith the Precedent L. da,. srI
starts for home at once.
Cen Butter Wno arrived here today has
been elias ed with RsdicaI member al 90
gress now here.
nkz EEaNCIsco, Nov. Zl.-Geu. Prince pa
huaaey, q the corps Of eugIneers, d.ed in
tnis eiiy to--aay5 sged rs ye r..
Aiter q closing Up ahoaer last night. the
storm a5atsdi and to-day. throurboar The
state, the weather i1 warm and uleasaat
4ne recen. thorough dFenchinz of the agri-
cultural grounds viii not prevent q large
piantu5 Of gram, aud there viii probably
be az aoundant yield nezt season.
lnlFtJ tour miles Of su5rnarae telegraph
ca1leis going 0n shspboafi, % b. lad across
fnr NI-af n ~ Ua.r-