The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-09

Mr.. ColgrOve, clerk Of the boat, tes,iss,
70 the effect that IN selecting slate room
that few were goaerally reserved for pe-
sonal friends; The rest wsrs thrown o.s,
for the selection Of the public.
The testimony Of the second engines
showed no more than that the proper 6usp.
tiy Of steam was on at the time, and IN,
usual eauton takea % prevent accidents
ne inquest adjourned tili I, p-hn.
PHIL2DELPHIA, Nor. SHE Tunisisa En-.
oas'y 20 day inspected the feet Of iron-elad,
snd monitors ca the bay They viii leave
Tor Boston tomorrow, and sail for Eu-cpein
| Two weeks.
Deputy United States Marshal Sharkv AZ.
restca az Lake Haroor, Lancaster county,
IT. Eason Osborn, daalcr in couuteri6it
/ postal currency. When be was detected no
/ connteriei' money was found on him. het
I several packages last mailed. were found Al
contain shec's Of bogus currency. He has
been suspected and watched for many
moaths
FoErEEss MoSEoE. Nov. She "a Penn.
| sylvania Artillery leave t5-nisat .or Bsl-
umcre.
FHuADEIPHIA, Nov. S-rhs Trrisfsr
embsssadors visited the Navy Yard to-fav
and enjoyed a trip down the river f,- ~
purpose Of examining the immense fleet Of
ron cisas- Last night they wen. % the
wa nut Street Theater, where Carolina
Lsichings Is playing an knghsh 0re-u.
NksH5NGrON, Nov.S Louis Sch0ie. conn
81 ioF birz, had su Interview wah the
tresldent to-day, ia acc1rIance w.th u-a-
Yloas srrangemeut. for the purpose o. X
ING . communication Of the centence. Il.
mentioned as one cf the leading reasons COZ
ms request that the prisoner was vtry re-
Die. and his appelrancc Indicated that h,.
would not live Sax months longer. The
resident being surrounded bv laree mum
her OF visitors, schgde did uol ccnsiier 80 /
proper 10 ask for direct answer. thiukin,
1t possible that some additional facts might
come 70 the knowledge Of che Preside nt De- I
10 Friday, which might induce him q, /
extend the desired eXecu i've clemeucv. he Z
left with the President a short statement. /
with the rea5on on which hc based fhe an I
plicati0n. The President received tha pa- Z
per and promised 90 examine &c.
Wirz remarked b his counsel to-day that I
he was not we'll in body and quite hehlc.
therefore he feared thai he could not walk
70 the place Of execution W th steady pace,
and THIS might be Interpreted asa sign OF !
fear and guilt. This morning when he saw
workmen building the gallows it SUPPRESSED I
him he sid that be did not shuddeT, but I
this was because he felt innocent of the i
crimes with which be was charged.
By direction Of the President all military 4
officers having in their charge or posses I
sion any naval property or msteris al cap I
turet from the enemy, are directed 20 tuu I
over ths same % any age.t or officer Of the \
Navy Department. who may be authorized 60 I
receive toe same Officers turding over such
property or material wiz take duniicats &C.
acknowledgements or receipts from naval oil
GERS or officers 70 whom the transfer IS made
and receipt the same 20 She headquarters Of
respective department az Washington. This
order is not applscs5.e 20 arms or ordnance Z
not found in or bAorgi0g 90 naval vessels,
OF belonging to navaL yards.
The sTial Of commandcr Craver was re-
stunned 90 day before the court martial. The
accused plead not guilty 10 the charges and
specifications. Several naval officers who
VISITED the Stonewall after she surrendered,
were examined on the part Of the prosecu-
ton as 70 the build, armament aud capacity
Of the vessel.
The chief engineer from one Of the pi-
rates has been paTdoned on the reccmmen-
dalton of Capt Winslow also John De
Breen, rebel Postmaster. Gen. Lon gstreet,
ana Albert Pike, were at the Attorney Gen.
erals Office to-day.
MILwAUKEE, WIS, Nov. S.-Returns from
81 precincts, including the cities of Milwau-
zee, Racine, Kenosha, Fon du Lac, aud
WsttertOwn, give Fairshild (Uni0n} for
Governor, ,6sI majority. The vote or the
extension ef suffrage in II precincts runs
SIS behind the ticket. There Is but litt,e
doubt that Fairchild iselectai By from 8. 600
10 l0, 900 majority. The negro suffrage vote
is doubtful The whole vote is light com-
pared with thai Of last year.
NEW YoEK, Nov. S.-At half-past 70
1'cloek TO night the Tribune's estimates
ih0W the Union ticket elected in this State
BY about 90 600 majority, with a Democratic
majority In this city Of $4,000.
Ward (Union) is probably elected Cover
Dor Of New Jersey, and the Assembly Of
hat State will be Union. This insures the
passage Of the Constitutional Amendment
The Illness estimates show the election I
IF the Union ticket in this State by 3o,000