The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-15
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Arrival from Wilmington.
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Shermans Chief Quariermaster
There.
Exchange or Prisoners Pro-
ceeding.
National Currency Act.
An English Vessel Captured.
Gold DsWR-
Arrival from Wilmington.
Gold DsWR

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NEw YoRK. March A.--6old opened
Is45s Afterwards advanced tc 1854 an
u 'on the receipt ofnevs direct from She
man, gradually fell TO tslK
The vote on the Constitutional amend
meRt in Brooklyn is light but largely
favor Of it.
The Commercials Washington special say
The question Of anticipating the payment
Maycoupons Of 5.20 bsnds.is under consid
Grafton at the Treasury DeRsrtmeut. It i
doubtful whether Mr. Harlan will accer
the Interior Department.
The Posts Washington special says
Secretary Mccullough expresses the opin
ion that large quantities Of cotton will reacl
North during the Iext three months.
FoRr Monroe, March 1.-THE stsamel
Marquette has arrived from Wilmington
Our base Of supplies for sherman, in view
OF his rapid movement North, is to be es-
tablished at Wilmington.
shermans Chief QuarteTmaster had ar
rived ct Wilmingt7n, and all the transports
and other vessels hden with supplies, have
been ordered frem Charleston and savan-
nah, with orders 70 rendezvous at New
Inlet.
Exchange Of prisoners under the recent
arrangement at Varina between Col. Null
ford and the rebel agents, is progressing
very rapidly. The steamer George Wash
ington arrived from that pIa ce this morn
ing, 80, mostly sick and wounded. The
steamer New York is expected to-day with
q large number. As fast as the steamers
arrive hey are dispatched to Annapolis.
WASHINGTON, March I4.-Tbe amer dato-
~ national currency act provides that as
signees shall receive 90 per cent. of the cir
cular rates on account in U. S. bonds, de-
livered to the Treasury, provided the
bonds shall be estimated at par value, bear
ing interest at not less than 4 &c per annum.
The entire amount Of circulating rates 10
be appoHioned according to the represen-
tation Of the population, and the remainder
to be apportioned by the Secretary Of the
Treasury among the assignees formed in
the States and in the District of Colu mbia
and in the Territories, having due regard
to the exiting bank capital of such States,
District and Territories.
QUEBEC, March I4-The Minister of FL
nance submitted to Parliament to-day, the
expenses for the current year, which in
eluded $l,OOO,OOO for the permanent de-
fence Of the country.
CoNCORD, Y. H., March 1.-THE election
Of State officers, members Of Congress and
Legislature, took place to-day. The Re-
publicans supported Frederick Smith for
Governor, and the Democrats Edward Has
sengton. Both tho Manchester and Peck
district returns indicate that smyth's ma
jority viii exceed 5000 in the towns. The
is considerable upon the gains Vi
last year, when Gilmore'a msjority was
about $500. The vote to day will be some
thousands less than last year. The result
Of the frat Congregational district is close.
PHHADELPHIA, March IA. Cooke re-
ports the subscriptions to the 7-3O loan to-
day at s., l25,7o5, including $4,000, 900 from
Cincinnati.
WAsEISGToS, Marsb l4.-President Lin
coin has been suffering with severe at
tack Of influenza for several days. Heis
confined to his bed, and not receiving
visits.
The Navy Department has received in
formation of the capture off Texas, Of the
English schooner Mathflde, by the gum
boat Peuobscot. She had a cargo Of cotton,
bagging, liquors, and rope, and she cleared
from Matamoras to Havana
Col. Palmer informs the Department Of
New Orleans Of the arrival Of the following
officers, released from Crawford, Texas,
captured at different times. They have
been ordered to proceed North Acting
Colonels W. W. Bummond and Amos John |
son, acting paymasters Washburn and !
Fowler, assistant Paymaster G. ". SIM
mons, assistant engineers, L. Fox, F. G. |
Brainey, J. Walls, John McGrane, L. Nc
Laughlin, and N. NJ. Johnson; and acting |
master mates, H. Rollins, Howard, Jackson |
and Wilson.
TREyros, March l4.--In the Senate to- |
lay discussion took place on the COnsti-
.uGonal Amendment. Messrs. scovelle
md Ludlain advocated the amendment, |
lnd Mr.. Jenkins opposed it. The bin was
postponed till tomorrow.
NEw YoRK, March I4.-Cottor lover, 20
al. Gold excited and decidedly lower, |
opening at I541l; rising to 1851; and elof-
ng at us lS.