The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-10
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Extensive Fires in the East.
Great Destruction Of Property.
Change Of Quarters for JEFF
Davis.
The Weed, Greeley and Blair
Quarrel.
Scarcity OfPFOTIsIOns In Virginia
Sale Of Government Steamers
Latest from Mexico.
RktensIEe Flres In fhe East.
Latest from Mexico.

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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. sth.-A story whiol
has appeared in some of the New York pa,
Pers concerning the late DR.. Kane, is pro.
noUneed by his family and friends ia III.
city csnard.
WASHINGTON, Sept 81. P. Bartholew'
agricultural warehouse, implements. etc
near 9TH street, was destroyed Ere last night.
Loss about $4,000. which was covered BY
insurance.
NEw York, September Sold ia rsthsr
stronger, the average quotation for the
morning being I4424. The City of wash
ington and Hosea take out together S2l7. 7os
IN specie. The total export for the week is
$42s, 2O2.
The Evening Post says it has been in
formed that A. Il. Stephens on two occa-
sions made direct aPpeal to JEFF. Davis for
leave to examine the Andsrsonville prison,
and authority TO remedy abuses; that he
represented to Davis the wrongs and cruel
ties Prscticed, but received for reply that
the officers in charge were capable and
trustworthy men, and should not be inter
Tered with, for which reason Mr.. Stephens
requests were denied.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. s.-Early this morn
ing the eastern wing Of the Good Iutsnt
cotton and wooden Mills, on Market street,
near Gath, was destroyed by FIRE. Yates 4
Hardle's loss is $4,000. They were par
TALLY insured. Loss on the Mil 5000. !
Fire accidental.
New YORE, Sept. s.-The Commercial |
Washington special say: JEFF. Davis has
been removed from the easements of Fort
ress Monroe and placed in more commodi-
GUS quarters in the Fort. This change was
effected on the suggestion of his physician,
who said his health was suffering.
Virus condition is such, that should his
trial continue another month, he will die
Frederick Seward will partially resume
his duties next Monday.
The subOrdination of military to civil au-
thorily in Mississippi, meets with with Mr.
Stewards hearty concurrence.
NV YoRK, Sept g-Tho Commercial's
Washington special says that elements OF
ierco political excitement sre apparent.
The Weed, Greeley and Blair quarrel seems
o precipitate events, and a grand explosion
eading to new political combinations Of the
most important character may be soon ex-
,ected.
WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. "a FIRE this
morning destroyed the planning mills of Isaac
4. KEGS, corner Of Union and Exchange
trests also two brick teuements aud four
-amo buildings. Some twelve or fifteen
lmilies are made homeless. Loss estimated
t $4,000.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept. g.-The editor Of
he Journal here says in a letter to a Gener-
of this city, read TO- day and dated yicks-
urg, August 27th, MAJ. Gen. Slocum writes:
fit becomes necessary, you can say in my
ehalf, that / will not under any crcnm-
ances be candidate for a civil Office this
H."
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Such of late has
cen the dearth Of provisions in Virgins,
nd so limited is the supply now on hand,
1y diminution in the amount at present is
,oked upon with fearful snticipstions.
isease called hog diptheria is now rapidly
illing of the hogs in Fairfax and adjoin- ,
lg counties.
The auimsl appears well in the morning,
ut during the day its neck swells, and by
be next morning Is dead. No cure has
cen discovered.
Bosros, Sept AT the sale Of govern =
lent vessels the wooden screw steamer
lew London, was purchased by A. ".
omstock, for $1,000; the wooden screw
eamer Albstros was purchased by Chss.
3. Stickney, for Sls,s 500; the schooner Jno.
riffith was purchased by G. Fowler for ten
loussnd five hundred dollars. The steam
rs Wilderness, Penguin and Emma were
ithdrawn, the bids not coming near the
pprasal Of the vessels.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, Sept. 9.-The bark
unshine, laden with French tobacco from I
sailed for Bordeaux to day.
A man named wilkins wss shot BY Lieu
,nant, who was in command Of the guard at
ermuds, at 10 O'Clock last Monday. Wiki
Is was arrested. He is from Lees army. 7
NEW ORLEANS Sept 2. via ClIR0, Sept. g.
The reported prevalence Of yelloV fever
/ Galveston is denied on good authority.
Distinguished Federal officers from Mex
% state that the French troops have been
smoved from the line Of the Rio Grande
nd native soldiers have been substituted.
The deposition Of the French officers to
i've and take offsnse Is assigned as cause
{ the charge. Baron de Brusn was dis
Kissed for his insulting letter to General
'rown.
No Confederate officers have yet bean re-
eived into the service Of the Empire.
NEw YoEE, Sept. S.-Advices from the
ity Of Mexico to the 18th ult., have been
eceived.
The French inhabitants celebrated Nspo-
cons Fete day, the 18Th, with enthusiasm.
The Emperor participated
The Emperor issued q decree, regulating
40 "a '4oi -lS ooi fa- L' foaNtfHa " All"- |
elf the right Of appointing and dismissing
II representatives, TO foreign nations, but
hey will be under the immediate direction
If The Minister Of foreign affairs.
A similar decree has been issued concern
ing cousuls. The Imperialist forces bad
summoned to surrender the town Of Zaug-
kola. The Juarsz forces sailed out Of the
Fort before the termination Of the armistice,
but were beaten back By the ImPsrialists,
who then took possession Of the town. The
authorities then took the oath Of
allegiance.
EEw YoRK, Sept. Gold quiet and IN
changed opened at l44K, and closed at
l4f5s-