The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-11
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Afternoon Dispatches.
Our Relations with Crest Britain.
Sentence OF Gen. BFlsCOe.
suspension Of the order Muster
Ing 6eHeFaIs Oai.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Our Relations Win crest Britain.
Sentence Of Gen. BrlseOe.
More About wiz.

NV YoEE, Nov. l0.-The Times spociai
| SAYS an the reports about Cahiuet discgs-
SONS over the corfespoadence between Eord
I Russell and Mr.. Adams are absurd. and shat
the correspondsuce was IN the hands ef tie
! Governments several weeks before g was
/ published; aud thai Mr.. Seward had writ
| len a reply b Earl Russen's last dsuatch
az least six weeks ego. u Is generally IA
] derstood that he had informed he EnElish
Government that We shall uei Preis tha
/ sugEestiou ior aTuitrarcn, pr snail se con
sent Z, submit any question 10 ths decision
of q Commissiou, uuless ell claims az issue
/ between the two governments are submitted
also. It IS probable that AR Sesard's dis
/ patch was mainly request 90 know what
topics were intended 70 come beoro tho
Commission suggested by Lord Russell as
necessary preliminary % an acceptance or
decliuailon Of IT,
. NV Yeas. NOV. ia.-The foliowisr isthe
sentence Of B-sroe And the court does
therefore sentence him, Brevat Brig Gen,
Jas. g Briscoe, Col, 1eth Pennsylvania
volunteers, 20 BE- caskiered and dishanor-
ably diNnissed the United States serEice,
and Be forever disqualified from holding
any ofice Of honor, trust or proat. under
the United States Government thut be
shah forfeit an pay and allowances now
due, or which may become due 20 him,
aud 70 be confined at hard labor, 90 such
place e confinement o. the Secretary Of
War may direct, Tor aud during the term OF
FIVE years. The nndings and sentence are ap-
proved and confirmed, bus 10 view 81 he
high testismonials 20 the former good charac-
Ter and gsllantry Of Gen. Briscoe. BY Gene
rails Meade, Hancock, Stoneman, Gigtuu,
Terry and Sickles, SO much of The sentence
a. imposes confinement is RENTED by order
OF the President Of the United States
fsignedl L. ID. rowssESn.
Assistant Adjutant General
About noon his counsel proceeded % the
Old Capital and presenting the order Bris-
zoe was released he was highly elatsd at
his escape from imprisonment, a. he had
expected 70 60 % epeniisntiary,, Al hour
afterwards he vas playing social game Of
billiards.
The Worlds special SAYS that there were
a large number OF pardon seekers 90 the
White House To-day, among whom was Cen.
Longstrset, Albert Pike, and extra Billy
smith. The former hail a private inter
view with the President alter The crowd
had dispersed. The latter, whose parole
had expired, asked o. have c extended %
thai he could visit New York and other
States. The President granted bis request.
The order for The mastering cut 81 Gen
ersi officers, wkioh has been iu the hands
OF tae Secretary for nearly week, haa been
suspended for a few days. Ice promuiga-
lion will produce general constcrnauon
among the general 0ticcrs. a. q makes
pretty good clearance OF all officers whose
services are notartually required, excepting
these who were wounded m she service o.
otherwise disabled.
The estimates Of the War Debt for che text
fiscal year have not been Transmitted % the
Secretary Of the Treasury, aad they viii not
be ready for several DAYS. The Navy esti
mates are ready aud have been laid on the
Sseretury's table. The estimates Of the
actusi expenses Of the Government wall be
considerably over one hundred millions.
NEw N0HE, Nov. 10 The Herald'a
special SAYS the minors on the street late
this evening, that Sen. Romero, the Mezi-
can minister, had asked for bis passport
with tbs Intention Of returniuF % bis gov
eminent, can b. traced 10 no auihoriy. and
are supposed b emHnate ir0m Interested par
ties.
The looked for execution Of VIM b. OK
citing more remarks and occupying the pub
lie mind % . much greater degrees than dad
the hanging OF the conspIrators. Ihia IS
PROBABLY due 20 the extended notice Civ
en- in this instance before hand, while m
the case OF the tormer exesution scarcely
more than ten hours Of daylight interveafd
between the public announcement and the
appearance Of the condemned upon The
scaaold Wirz is said % be In better cou-
dition to-day, than at auy time during bis
confinement. he has had considerable
sleep and moderate appetite end appears
10 gam more stamina a. his hours of life
time approach the asa.
His spiritual adviser. Father Boyle, waa
with him during much of the afternoon
and left his cell shout quarter past six this
/ evening. AR. Sohade also visited h.m. af-
I ter an interview Of the former with President
! Johnson this morning. The interviea Is
known 90 have been productive Of nothing
% indicate that Mirz would be rspueved
though on the streets end 10 the hotels TO-
n ,ght the popular belief seems 10 b. gradu-
ally aud unaccounfably settling into that
/ cuuviction. Mr johnson IS kno~n 10 have
met the petition OF AR. schads for "a commu
| tation Of she sentence with kind and atteu
| tive regard, hut uttered nothing 10 cause %,
belief that Executive clameEry viii De- ex
tended In Wins case, nor does Mr. sehadl
entertain the shadow Of such hope for hi
unfortunate client.
Ezw YoEK. Nov. ia--Gold opened q
| l46lf and ciosed az 1885.