The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-26


Fortress MONROE, Nov. ga sale Of
Government property viii take place at
Camp Hamilton Nov. 2sik, consisting Of AZ
army wagons, &C ambulances, railroad
cars, several cases Of clothing, camp equip
age, carpenters, hlacksmlth's and wnetl-
WHght's tools.
NEW YoRK, Nov. 25.-The Herald's special
ssys: Geauemcn, some Of them ex-rebel
soldiers, who have recently come Up to
Washington, from tho Valley Of Yirg MIA,
report the condition Of things throughout
that portion Of the state 10 be highly salts
factory for winter. All Glasses Of farmers
have succeeded IN harvesting crops Of grain
tor home consumption, and many viii have
a supius for export. In the less fortunate
regions Of Genital Georgia aud Western
North Caro- ina, lnyster0usly enough,
money has becolnc plenty, for the purposes
Of trade and the payment Of taxes. ID Is
used great deal more literally than these
, e0ple were accustomed 10 use 10 before the
war. Il is chiefly used in plantation i'm
Provement', new buildings, fences, etc.
Central Virgins since the war has been
reinforced by many live Yankee farmers.
although this fscs may not be generally
known, and they have not only lived down
Old Dominion PR JUDGES agai0st their clasi,
but have imbued the easy gong Virginia
Of progress. More Of them viii be welcome
and land will be sold TO them. The freed
men among them do not stand particularly
in need Of COMMUNICATION.
B0sToE, Nov. 25.-Francis Adams, long
connected With the Boston press, and more
recently with the Saturday Evening Post.
died last night. lie had been in for some
weeks.
NEw YoRE, Nov. 25.-6old quiet, opening
at l465s, advancing % l475S, and closing az
I47.
The Posts Warrington special saws Mr..
MePhers n, Clerk Of the House, has sent q
new roll to the printer The names from
the rebellious States appear on it.
NV YoRS, Nov. 25.-Casey aud Mellow
ans Rosin Factory, ana large block OF
build ngs on Atlantic dock, brooklyn, was
destroyed BY IRE this evening; loss heavy.
6.O00 emigraats arrived here daring the
week.
NEw YoRK Nov. 2J.-ship Ben Adams
from Beaufort for Mobile, totally lost ia
Spanish Key, Ataeo; Capt Choss and vie
saved, the End mate, CO penter, sail-maker,
seward, cook and wife, aud crew we're
drowned. She was owned 10 this city.
The ship Thomas Duncan, from Laudon
10 New York, vent ashore on Jole's Beach,
Long Is and, yes eIdsy-
Tue ship Panama, from New York 70 Gal
vest u, was wrecked on the 2sth on G-a1d
Bahama. The captain and crew were saved
and ad arrived At Nassau
The brigs Tri on ana MaEltlan a.rived
at Nassau on the 10th, with damages from
tbs late gale.
Sixteen vessels went Fshora on South
Bermu 9 lei inda, ana twenty went hore
IN bemine harbof du ing he gale.
The EwmHna. nauh f. -. - e-.-4. u
about over for the season il has cen quits
prosperous To- ali the manu- acgurtrs The
stock on hand hss been reduced 10 an unu-
sus ~ low pom aud The pr ces very firm
There are q arge uumbarO orders ubf lea,
end manufactur- -, generally, vill b KEEP,
busy on them Until tne close OF the yesr.
The New England mills are working fuu
time, and the production Of d Imestic cotton
is large. ThIs induces buyers 10 Be careful
in purchases. Any pressure 20 sell would
make much lower prices. Low and mid
ding prices Of moderns, both domestic and
foreign, dull Fancy eassimeri are selling
NJ fair pr. ces- French mcrinos and delsines
are better sustsi1si than other goods. Fair
demand for silks. especially fancy, and they
are still offered freely.
The dry goods trade remains dali The
down vard move in prices continues. The
iob8ers are only buying tosupPiy their inc
mediate waots, snd there "a gessral dispo-
sition 70 reduce stock, as the season draws
70 a close. Tho tendsrd brown sbeetiues
declined 70 q eErly in the week, but af.s~
wards raJied 10 S2S Pine brosn sheetings
have declined FROM 70 5csnts per yafd,
With more DONG az reduced quotati0d
Prints have fallsn Of ore ceht, and are duh
buyers waiting for lower prices. Bleached
sheetiuF are frIu ia Neu York mills but an
others are down from - % 5 cents.
WAsHIsgIoS, AoV. 25.--Amoag those who
called az he Executive Mansion to-daT
were Lieut. Gen. Grant, Ma. Gen. Gearv
and Senator Johnsou, Of Arkansas, Who sss
e member 81 the United States senate vgith
President johnson, au1 i now seel-frr usr-
don Or partieipat % in the rebellion. and
Speaker C5liax. A number OF lciieg -e-s
slso present urging the claims Of their
friends for amnesty. One Of them va er-
cesdiEEly earnest IL behalf o. HarrF G iianorr.
Of MarJ land
Mss Bishop, daughter Of the late sesrs-
tary Of The rebel navy, is endsavorirg %
obtain her father's release on parole.
Besides the Hb0ve-uamed VISITOR, some
cane seeking oihee. With 20 reeummendz-
tons besides their own stafszneuts and
eisiHls . leyaliy; Fkileoshers had busiaess
g - trihing a natare that it could have
teen attended % BY the hGmblest servant e
the = hiie House.
AsmbeFs 81 FarraEut's court marital
visited fhs rebel ran st9asEHl to-day 90