The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-29
lis Concentration 70 New York.

= / a speclal 10 the World SAYS me statement
that the Government has detailed a vessel
I TO sssist in laying the telegraph cable az
! Bshringf Straits is untrue.
A special % the times saws the statement
that the President has pardoned John
Mitchell, is untrue. He did not apply tor
pardon while a. Washington, bus took the
oath Of allegiance.
WAsHfxGToS, Nov. IA special to the
/ Tribune SAYS an ingenious scheme for
smuggling whisky from Can d. into the
United States, has been detected. There
] were thirty-two sounen on board enc rail-
Wuy train, bound 70 the United States, who
he'd in their arms what Of first appeared 20
be babies, completely wrapped up. with
neat little feet exposed to the gaze Of pas
sengers- Upon investigation is was discov-
/ cred that they were tin caos, fashioned AZ
I ter the simiiitude Of babies, containing
/ from three % I've gallons Of whisky. AbouI
| thirty Of The women were arrested. and over
one hundred gallons Of whisky secured.
NV YORK, Nov. 2S.-Dr. Layne states
that the statement IN the evening papers
that a case Of cholera had occurred In tins
/ city Is unfounded.
/ A recruiting Office for the Haytian navy
/ has been established on Broadway. The
pay offered is eighty dollars per month.
| washington. Nov. IA special 20 The
/ Times saws, Dol. Harrison White, late OF the
second Provisiouai New York Cavalry, in
forms US that his application 20 the secreta-
| ~ Of War Tor pay for the ofhcers and men
/ OF his command who were detained az El-
mira thirty days, through apprehension,
| has been favorably considered, md the Pay
master General has been instructed 70 pay
them accordingly. The evidence Of such
detention will be the certificate Of Major
Hnyman, United States Chief Mastering
Officer at f mira
Messrs. Belmont 4 Co., agents Of the
Rothschilds, have put in a claim for The
tobacco recently seized BY the Treasury
Ulcers az Richmond. a. rebel property.
The cass will probably come up IN court.
WzsHtEGToy, Nov. q A special 20 the
World says the Freedmen's Bnreau to-day
received from Montgomery, Alabama, a
communication enclosing a copy Of pruI o. !
aition maize bya firm in that city 10 supply |
white labor The German citizens OF the /
State protesting against the plan a. q scheme |
% deiraud and euslaye for the season such |
ignorant emigrants as may fall into the /
hands Of the compahy's SCENTS who are
now in New York, for the purpose Of ship
ping cargo Of emigrants sou,h. The al
tenti0n Of the military authorities in Mont /
gomery has been called 70 the subject o.
some interference Of the game.
The President has just issued an order re-
tary OF Wsr, Seldom. snd Judge McGrath,
Of south Carolina The order did not emf
nate from the Adiutant Generals depart
ment, but came direct from the President,
hence arose the contradiction Of previous re-
ports that they had been released.
WAsmEGroN, Nov. 27.-The contractor az
Fords theatre has finished his SIS, zoe job
of emodelling that building and has turned
it over 10 the authorities. IL is now ready
for rebel relies-
The commission between the United States
and Columbia was inaugursted to-day by
the appearance Of Col. Biddle fo7 the United
States, ard Gen. Salrer for Columbia, with
Sir Frederick Bruce, the British Mini ter,
as umpire. The first case argued was that
of Augustus Fritz, who owned che Ocean
House near the Panama railroad depot, aud
which was destroyed by the mob in April,
I 1856. His loss was about s. 900. Mr.. Fri
| is now dead, but his heirs claim this amount.
/ It was objected that the case was not before
the emmissisn under the treaty, as il could
NOT take jurisdiction Of q claim when the
claimsut was domiciled in New Grenada.
Mr.. J. NJ. Carlisle for the Columbia argued
that Fritz's ownership Of the hotel domi-
ciled him al Punama.
Mrs. Cox argued that Fritz never lost his
domicl elsewhere By Simply owning the
hotel; that Fritz never resided in Panama,
and further, that By the treaty Of 1854 be
| had Official protection O. a citizen Of the
I United States.
Nav YOEK, Nov. 2s.-The Secretary Of
| the state Department has resolved the col
/ loving communications, addressed 70 The
/ Union State Committee from the Loyal State
/ Committee Of Tennessee
/ NASHVILLE, Nov. Il.
/ The Loyal Men Of Tsonessee TO the Loyal nsu q
| Mes YORK.
GSEETiSo-We, the Union Committee Of
/ Tennessee, would not iorego the present &C.
easion Of rendering you our eongra. ulations
| on the glorious result Of your recent state
ele ton. The progress Of the contest IN the
/ Empire State was regarded BY the loyal men
here with the deepest anxiety, and ths re-
suit Is accepted ss evidence Of the deter
mination Of your people 10 stand BY and
maintain the princi pies for which the
I Union men everywhere have fogghg aud
prayed for the past four years.
We rejoice al she results, becGuse Il eviu-
L ees the confidence which the people Of Nelr
York feel, and the same party which saved
the Union from destruction % the bands Of
open enemies az the Soeth sad islse friends
&C the North, are still competent 70 direct
the affairs OF our hitherto imperilied but
now restored Unien We rejoics ~ II, be-
cause Is will strengthen una encourages the
heart Of our noble President in the ardous
duties still dovolving upon him Feeling
that he can rely upou q generous support,
We have every eoufdencs that he Vi not
disappoint she expectations 81 palriots, By
who Partially be Wa, uadfr Providence,
placed 81 the head Of the nation, but will,
IN ali things, prove himself worthy Of that
conf ienes. With an sbidirE faith in The
justice Of our cause, and the glorious destiny
Of cur republic, We remsin,
Respectfully Yours,
A. V. s LISDsLEr,
Ci'E'n Union Ls1. Con-.
A. F. FLETcHEa,
Z. p. Co.'s,
A ". HAWEIss,
A LovEaIs1,
n. DEnBr,
W. r. BzEaY,
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VIZ. HEabT,
EDEAHB MArNanp,
bsersiary C0asniffee.
nav foEEi Nov. "a gang Of rourhs.
e. q store yesterday, while engaged in pilla-
ging ci.izeas, we're dispersed by a small
i1rce Of police, nearly every one Of The
roughs having bis head cracked b. he
ciubs o. The police.
ghe health officers Of the port have deci-
ded % permit an passsu gers Of the steamsr
Atlanta Who show 20 . mptoma o. cholera,
ana 9no intend % 50 west, % leave the
vessel
The HeralG's special says the Impression
prevails that Gen. Grant will visit New Or
leans % meet Gen. sheridan 90 eonsuiis-
ion relative b affairs on the hio erande-
u IS not believed there vii BE- any odrn-
siVe demonstration b Gen. sneridau'a force
now on that iiae.
PorTtsNp. SfE., Nov. g. 1915 p. m.-The
.f.araeF Egva sc0iia, with LiFerpool datos
10 TOE 18Th, via Londonderry lith, IS sig
nailed.
W1snsxeros Nov, 2s.-rhs question ofths
seizure Of Preach tobacco in Richmond
havipg been presented 70 the confederation
Of the Government b the French Nfiuirter
Is now undergoing nvestigEfion.
Col Jordan, late d ths Hh Es0 Yo-t
Hew1iua' I5uaves, has beer pronioi,-i 4, 4
Breve. Brigadier General To put down a.
riots in View YORK Iu fat3, pTas wounded and I
permanently disabled from feld s~rvies.
NV loak, Nov. 1s.-The Pests Wash- /
ington correspondence eonfains ths lolioE- i
sug Bot two Of the repressnsatives from
states recently 10 rebellion have arrived 1
here, and i il uaderstood that nons 81
mem VAL attempt 70 intericre IN ne or
ganization Of the Hoasa, one week i-oll o.
day. J ley VII swat tse srtloH q the Gle <
aud the doninant Party o. the House.
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