The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-17
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Disposition OF Naval Vessels.
Smugglers on the Canada Front.
fer.
RefundIng Of OOnnscated Money.
The President on the South.
Collector Elng's Body not Found.
Gen. Grant and Mexican Affairs.
Proceedings of the Georgia Con-
VentlOR.
New York City Politics.
rambling Houses Broken up In
New York.
New York City Politics.
rambling Houses Broken up In
New York.
Latest from the jamaica Troubles
Intelligence from HaytI.

intelligence from Haytl.
Nav YoRE, Nov. IA Herald's Washing
ton dispatch says the Secretary Of the Navv
has determined 70 send abroad q considera-
Bile part Of our surplus naval forces 70 cruise
about snd visit the principal commercial
ports frequently. Congress will make ap-
propriations.
The President has appointed Hon
Chauney NJ. Depew, minister to Japan.
Winder, Duncan and Msghee are the onl Y
persons Of note in the Old Capitol prison.
The Worlds Washington dispatch savs
there are rumOrs Of Cabinet changes, but il
is not probable that any vii be made till
after the meeting Of Congress.
The Times Washington Dispatch says the
finding Of the Commission TO whom was re
ferrsd the adjustment Of the rewards offered
for the capture Of the asssssins and c0uspi-
rators wll not be made public until APPROX
ed by the Secretary Of War.
The Worlds Washington dispatch ssys
the reports just received at the Treasury
Department, from agents stationed along
the Canada border, show that smuggling IS
still carried on very largely. large num-
Der OF arrests aud seizures are made con-
stantly. The inducements are so great that
if one-half gets through the parties are am
ply Iemunersted, and the agents who ar
rived here to-day, say the smugglers have
been unusually active during the past few
days.
Fuller, who used the name Of Senator
Harlan TO obtain a large amsuat Of money
belonging TO the National Republican Com
mittee, and has been in the Old Capitol Prs
on for several months, has been released
without trial.
The Times special says: Hon. Freeman
CLARK, Comptroller of Currency, is engaged
upon his report. He will recommend The
removal Of the National Currency Bureau to
New York, and Secretary McCulloch, who
also made the same recommendation 8 the
Comptroller last year, VIII probably renew
the recommendation in his forthcoming re-
port as Secretary Of the Treasury.
Yesterday the Government refunded the
first money arising from the proceeds Of the
sale Of eonfscated property, in pursuance Of
section Of the act Of March 8, 1865. The
case in which the money was refunded vas
one in which the claimants and former
owners Of confscati d property showed that
they were loysl citizens and supporters of
the Union, nOtwithstandiug the fact Of their
abandonment Of their properly on the break
ing out of the rebellion. The property was
located in Alexandra, Va. A large number
Of llgnL cases are penang.
The Herald's special SAYS: Yesterday, the
time for receiving bids for contracts fog mail
service for Virginia, West Virginia, aud
North and South Carolina, and Florida ex
pred, and the formal awarding TO the re-
spsctive contractors whose rates had been
accepted is under way. Contracts about 70
be eonsummated for service in the above
States will 90 into effect Of January lst,
1866, and expire June, 1867. Bids made for
this service are largely in excess Of rates
formerly in vogue.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued
circulars, notifying Collectors Of Internal
Revenue that he regards il but Just 70
caution, whenever application is made for
the storage Of petroleum or its products with
in the limits of any town or city. The col
leetOr Of Internal Revenue should forward a
statement that the warehouse, if established,
in case Of FIRE will endanger other property,
or the lives Of persons doing business in It's
vicinity.
Nathaniel II. Mclean, formerly Assistant
Adiutant General 70 General Burnside, who
Yves ordered 10 the Pacific coast two years
ago, as he alleges, to prevent his testifying
against Hurt, then about 10 be cOurtmar-
tailed in Cincinnsti, lie preparing TO bring
the case before Congress, aud promises 70
throw much Light upon that interesting
transaction.
The. Times Washington special says:
The statement that the Secretary Of the
Treasury intends to discharge all females in
his department, is erroneous.
The lesdipg hotels have raised their
prices 10 S25 per day for the special benefit
Of Congressman.
Goversor Parsons lett for home Yesterday
morning with two hundred pardons for
citizens Of Alabama.
Admiral Porter will soon publish q reply
TO Banks structures on the conduct Of the
navy in the Red River campaign
Col. Henry Paige, late Chief quarter
master on Gen. Sheridan staff, has been
ordered 10 Arkansas for duty
The Times special Gays; Antoire Rosa
was convicted 81 the October term Of the
limited States Court for the Eastern District
of New York, for counterfeIting fractional
currency, and sentenced 70 ten years
imprisonment, has been pardoned by the
President.
The Tines Washington special says the
President was more than usually annoyed
By importunate rsconstrucuonists yester-
day. He remarked that be had tried TO
overwhelm the South with psrdoas and
kindness, but from recent events he had
began to think them incapable Of aPprecis-
ting magnanimity.
Several efforts have beeu made 10 force q
bslligerent construction upon the action Of
the Navy Department in ordering OF certain
United States shipes Of War. The facts are
that sundry naval vessels have been order
ed out from foreign domestic stations, the
same a. in years before the war, instead Of
allowing them to rot in our navy yards.
CIxcISSArI, Nov. l6.-Oihcial returns Of
the soldiers vote for the State, for Governor,
are: Cox, 2,42si Morgan 6s7.
NEw YoRE, Nov. Is Gen Grant attended
the Academy Of Music last light, and was
received with great enthusiasm By the al
dienee.
Erw YoRE. Nov. I6.-Geu. Grant visited
the Union League rooms to-day. He was
welcomed by Vice-President Beckmau
who. alter thanking Grant for his vict.ries,
alluded to the foul wrong Of the French oc-
cupstion Of Mexico.
Cen. Grant replied briefly, saying there is
one sentiment In your address, which is
mine also; it is the one touching the future
Of Mexico. This was received with cheers.
Speeches were also made b y Gems. Meade,
I Detrobyand, Pew. DR.. o good, aud others.
The grand reception 70 Grant viii take
place on Monday evening.
Among the passengers on the train which
met with an accident near NewarE yester
day, were Gen Logan, Assistant Secretary
| Of War, Eckert, and President Sanford, Of
the American Telegraph Company. General
Logan was bruised slightly, but nos sufi-
Gent % cause any inconveuisnce.-Other
/ unhurt. Eighteen or tweoty were bruised
including Rev. J. NJ. futile Of this city.
WAsHISoroS, Nov. l6.-The Grand Jury
| Of the District Of Columbia hsve found bills
/ Of indictment against i c. Baker, Chief
/ Detective Of the War Department, on the
/ charge Of false imprisonment Of M Joseph
Z. - I - Sec =
( for robbing Mrs. Lucy r Cobb Of Si5o IN
L Treasury notes
NV FoRE, Eov. 1.-the Mobile Regis
/ ter says Msjor HssnnEs, with his colony
I viii sail from that port Tor Brazil on the I'd
/ Of December.
| Ernigrants from this country had arrived
| Al Rio Janeria and were cordially welcomed
/ By the Goverument and citizens, and girer
l every encouragement aad assistance b. thl
/ Minister Of Agriculture.
Judge Arthur L. Hopkins, long distin
/ rnishsd on the bench and az the 1sTs die
/ in Mobile 90 the eth.
The Ssn Antonio Express represents NJ
parable ed droash ia Texas. The stock ara
| diving all through Western Texas. tn.
river Is very low
l The Posts special SAYS Mr.. Burnrham
/ Minister % Chisa b IN consultation viii ID.
I Govsrnmeut in relsfion % China sfasrs
! lie via sou return % his pest.
The Austrian minister has purchased
] residenee l1r the sum Of see. Gee
The Commercial IA. Washington dispatcl
says Gen. Logan's friends gay be viii 20
accept the Mexican mission, g. be wants q
h. Z. S. Senator
The New Orleaps Delta e. Nov. 5fh state
that there j. uuusuai aet5viiv IN militsrl
circles in that city aines the receution ~ fe
cent dispatches from the Rio Graede. Mys
teri0as orders have heeu Issued salss q
al transporisf'on lad supplies have bel
stepped. The lst, 9Th and On regiments Q
regular cavalry have 5een ozisred % en-
bark for indianoia, Texas. and report %
day a. San Antonio. Gen. Affr.ti'E dis
@ea1tsd e9lorei cavalry i destined % h