The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-22
Interesting from Mckee.
The Liberals Abandon the Siege
OF MalamOras.
Correspondence between Earl
Russell and Minister Adams.

/ Gen. Gust r and STAFF had srrived al An
Z tin, where his command viii De stationed
I eProninen Texans are arriving here The
concur in stating that the management
/ the Freedmen's Bureau has dem0ralizsd ID
| negroes, who were at first generally conteu'
/ ed 70 remain with their owners and work e
| them. 1t has also created great dissatisial
I ton amoug he whites against Gen. Gregor
/ snd his agents
The railroad from Lav6cca TO Victoria wi
be completed during the present month.
ALsANT, \. Y, Nov. 2I.--By four o'clocl
I this morning a great crowd Of roughs hs,
assembled At the SusquehaRua railroad De
pot, 10 take a special train for the sceue OF th
anticipated prize ight between Davis aut
Elliott, but the police were on hand in lare
numbers, and the President Of the railross
would Tot let Jhe chartered train 20 cut
The regular $50 train was detained, aud ns
Train sent out all II o'clock.
The principals, with some friends. reache,
Schordure county, and some believe III
light IS now going on, although cold rain
has been falling for several hours. II j
understood in police circles that the Ggh
has been postponed until Thursday, an
will not be fought in this state.
Several robberies have been commute,
by the thieves and MODS, and the people O
Albany are somewhat alarmed.
PoETLAND, Ne, Nov. 2I.-There is n,
signs Of the steamship North America, du,
81 port with late news. Wild blowing
gale, and showing.
NEw YORK, Nov. 81 The Hersld's Wash
ington special says that the Presideat'i
conservative friends declare that Ex-Speak
er Coliax's speech is in opposition 10 b pol
icy, and assert that the President is in favor
OF the admission of Southern representatives
to Congress without the test oath.
The daily receipts Of internal revenue
has fallen Off about half million Of dollars.
There are abous two thousand applications
for vacant Lieutenancies IN the regular
army.
Nav YoRK. Nov. 2l.-The unpleasant
weather prevents the Seventh regiment
parading a. guard Of honor 70 Gen. Gran /
to-day, IS proposed. Gen. Grant visited
the post-ofiice this morning, and leaves the
city without any demonstration TINS even
ing.
The first annual presentation Of the As
pinwall medals, for military merit, viii be
made this evening, at the Twenty-third
regiment armOry. Speeches are expected
from Gems. Hooker aud Dix, Gov. Fenton
Col. Aspinwall, aud others.
The wind this morning has occasiored
high tide, overlooking many piers IN the
loser part OF the city, and damaging mer-
chandize on the docks.
WAsH1NGToS, Nov. 2l.-The Board Of AID
ermen have passed the resolution from tbs
Council, that, IN the event Of any b being
introduced into Congress-, for he admission
Of colored meu ct he city 70 the right Of suf-
frsge, that the Mayor be, aud is, hereby
authorized to cali the Council together,
within two days notice, for The purpose OF
taking into consideration measures Tor
holding a special election 10 OBJ ain the sen-
time Of The people 90 the subject
T0aoNTo, Nov. IA grand Commercial
Banquet Is shortly to be he d in this city,
A large number OF leading men Of the Unit
ed Sta IS are expected 70 be present. The
topics 70 be discussed are reciprocity en-
Judgement Of causls and building the Huron
and Ontario ship canal.
1904 ciBARE. Nov. 2l.--Go.d opened 81
Nav ORLEASs. Nov. I'll
prevailed today, and N. - high tife-
city flooded, Overlooking tn njers, cs,'-;,'.
damage 70 near all the Cotton. wssLi,'..5s
'on and Front streets are ovsraovs5
But few AZ ivals to-day.
Boston, Nov. 2I-A violent north 40.
ram storm prevails here.
queen put back to Bath. q -''siA
4oe steamer Eatshs from BsIgor for
: ftnr uuf '-to u--.t--i r - i14
DENVER CIrT, New. 20.-Returns indicate
he election Of Gilpin Governor sn1 thith-
.ostt 10 Congress, and al entire Union ad-
ticket.
WAsHINST0N, Nov. 2l-lt m8y Dc STATED
hat mapv property holders Of Washington
ne anxious that the corporation ehsrtera
hall be surrendered, and the government
n the city placed in the hands Of Board
The court directed Mr.. Whitaker 70
make formal application to punish Mc5reg-
lr for contempt.
NV YoRx, Nov. 2l.-The pew holders OF
DR. Tvue's Church met last night and de-
-armined to rebuild the Church on the old
lite with as little expense over sl2OlOOV a.
possible. The organ and clock cost about
To-dav's Chronicle contains an article in
defense Of Gen. Baker, Chief Detective OF
the War Department, saying; "Not Fith-
standing the terrible 0utcry against him ne
sri I has the confidence Of the Department
Gen. Baker has not committed single per
son."
London, Nor. u "A supplement to the
Gazette contains further additional coIre'-
uondence between Messrs. Adams and Rus
sell re- alive TO dep rture OF cruissra Tor
the argument that the British Government
actsd mo, preeedent, and furnishes memo
~andurn showing that steps were taken 70
,-svsnt and punish the breaches Of neu-
traiity. g.
,be American Government % abandon the
cIs,rns for the depredati rs Of the Alabama,
mi n a quite possible for o Government ~
,,ie d nothing. We must be prepared 70 be
yoi8 tina, the United States vi I abate no Joi
If H. demsnd, and will reserve the right Of
:, forcinr them, but still when The temper
az the peopls "a called, when commerce. has
hsd time 10 redeem the links which biuc
the two nations together, there Will be
better disposuon 70 dwell on unfortunate
but uudeniable casualties.
The NeWs confidently dismis'es the sup
position that ,he Alabama claims can be
come q direct cause Of war between INC wv
oo,ptrie but il trusts that something vii
vet be done TO biiug the dispute to an AMI
HE sett ement. II would be an eternH
5isgrac. II both governmeots should couies
tbenselves unable t. find any but vioien
sattlement Of their differences. But here
a state Of orrnal peace which has many q
The disadvau tages OF var. The hoera 20
! oftbe captain and crew and the stea1nshi
il said 10 have been unoOnditlo ally %
/ British Government being Of the opinlo
/ that there are no legal grounds on whie
! they could be claimed.
Can't. Waddsll, in letter % Esrl kussel
| vbirb is published Ia Obed euce 70 order
.avs; I found myself 10 the Arctic Sea, q
removed from he ordinary channels Of cor
rnerce. and in C nssquence Of this WkWal
eircurnstsnce I pas urged into acts Of va
On the 2sth Of June I was ignors O. q
rsve-se Of the Confedersry and the total c
liberation Of the -osernmelt under which
ee-ed. receiv.d the Grst intImhtiona
| The dounf.l o the Conisderacy on The 20
Of AuRust FROM the British bark Bsnracoo
"a. and desis Cd irnmediately from furth
acts Of war until could commuuicats vi
European ports ard learn Z the iniormati
was true I could not have been &c
able Of The tales told BY American shi
were rue. but merley upon the statene
ofs Britisi Captsiu. ! diligently sought
a prec dent 10 Jaw FOR the guidance q
eon.r,Ils, managemeuts and anal disfo
Of tbs vessel. but found zone. finding
authors questionable, uuder which We acl'
be imrned atsiy ceased cruising aud shar
her course for the AuGutie He ID
feel sais6ed IN destroying the vessel
on the contrary, thought the sh' p sho'
I revert 70 the Americsu Government'