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CUBA.
Terrible Hufricnnc-Great Destruction
Of Propcrty-Sarrov Escape from n
Terrible ShipxEFeck-Troubles Mt St.

Terrible HnrFicanc-Great Destruction
Of Propcrty-Sarroyv Escape from u
Terrible ShtpSTFeck-TFoubles Mt St.
Thomas, Jamaica, DC.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 8.-HAyaua dates Of the 18th
slate that The hurricane Of the I'D and I'D r1ged
With great forec all oyer the Island In the uavan.
harbor many vee.elt drifted foul Of wharres, and
Ennk. The AdmtlaI's 1agfhip 1an tnto tho What
damaging eeyerai schooner and boats; eeveta
launches, with ea'goes, were ennk md total ofdty
city hlcd with water to The depth Of many feet The
honseA and walls are blown down, roofs blown awaJ
and the trees q The plaza ptossFatsd- TsFohirdl
ol the roof Of The theat1e was torn or The country
seat Of the Captain General, and others. suffered
considerably. The passengers By the steamer Co
luubia presented gold watch to Capt. Burton, fol
On the passage from New YORK: .IIcT ares werc pui
out. She uus thrown on her beam ends, the te.
washed completely oser her. but owing to the ef
forts Of hes eap'an and ensineeFs she ~aa carried
Barbar7sms psaetiscd IN st. Thomas and Jamatc.
are confirmed The authorities hspsed abo1t forty
culprfts. Surrey ia IN = state Of stege, and st
have 1ef to take troops from Barbados to Jamaica
An association ts being formed La Cuba to pre-
vent the slase trade.
from Hanna on the 18th, brings The following: The
United Siates steamers Rhode Island and Hornet
commissioned b the United States to take ,posses
I'LL port for he lass i've months, aud which waa de-
iyered to the United States by tho Spanish Govern
mcnt, arE3yed On the 3oth and alht MI :, and Com
mandef Murray, on the I'd Inst, took possession
By simply raising The American nag at The mast
head. Commander Mn7a5is empowered to return
the SIG, Q0o advanced BY the spanish GoscEnmen!
probably 20 into dock here to haze her bottom
cleaned before leaving for the States. Nothing
has been heard ono Or two vessels known to have
been near The port Of Havana on the 3D. at the tin1s
Of the recent hurricane. and the Government hs.
oYdercd two or three vessels on cruise 10 scarch
for md aid any who nny have suffered sh}pwrcck,
From The fact that cholera le raging go severely
in Spain, 1t Is leared that # may makeits way here
aud therefore all vessels arriving from Spatn arf
subjected 10 strict quarantine.
, 1865-11-09
THE: ELECTIONS.
A GREAT UNION SWEEP
In ILLINOIS.
The Cspperheaas Gone to
their Reles.
WISCONSIN 1900 Union
| MAJORITY.
New jersey.~-union Governor and
| Legislature.
MINNESOTA FOR The UNION By
| 5000 MAJORITY.
ATerrible Hurricane in
Havana.
| LATEST ABOUT THE CHOLERA.
Florida--Message Of Cover
nor Marvin.
TIE LAST HOURS OF WIRZ,
Repudiatioa Of the Rebel War Debt
/ by the Georgia Convention.
LATEST ABOUT THE CHOLERA
Florida---Message Of Cover
nor Marvin.
TIE LAST HOURS OF WlRZ
Repudiation Of the Rebel War Debt
by the Georgia Convention.
THE ELECTIONS.

tspects, pespatch to the Chicago Tslbune.7
t~' ~sfN'~ ~ T.1na W.
ALEXANDER Co. Returns come In slowly. The
final result IN this city was not known till this
Afternoon. The following are the rnato.ittes fo,
Full 1etnsas rom fhe county viii probably increase
.a.s' sanu rec. Oeno1auc m4?o97y' - Goose
lslaud, Democratic majority s; Unity, Democratic
majority =; ,1hebes, Democratic majonty 5: Dog
Clear treek 10 hear from. Inc iorneT mi p;oi r
ahly gtvea Democratic majority Of ea while Clear
Creek v III probably gise Republican majority Of
nee1 h1usx, W. co-Nound City, R.npn,i,an minority
41z:
W4s1nsc1oS: co-Ashlcy, Democmtie majority
FEanT Co.-pnauoia, Republican n.sjorsty IS:
ges c9DG1$S3a F. nsm9tis Hsans,;e. ;nso5 II
III:
.s.,-t1t r. pnbo. i1e;,a- NJ en4s na,Si3.to T.
PROBABLY 3e,eieaeo ]auss " a"sm 1m ma3o'''''
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Thhune-]
Rock 1aAsp. Nov. s1This city give Jane. y.
Gsasaelef; ~ Mepnnnean, SGrk, II matonty, 1ne 1n
Mo;rr RolH T.Isnd IT, risrs ,nsio1ttT az 4M far IA.
the Hennbican iieSat. 4 yerv Irht VOTE Pon
sn1n of ri er,s H. ain Fl 81, noI1nn
rs,n of <, Sn n1hr+ .n,sns hear;1 Inn Thc Ra.
pnblicans win cany the comfy By at least Elk hun
dfed, and pfooapls more .
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tabroc-l
SrnH671Etp. Nov g.
The 1o1owinr returns ,sere raceIyed at the Cor.
Mnso.~ . 1,nNWbi;1oct; 7ininn r.nd,a,tr sor
Conntx Judre. js elccted. The baiaace Of ihe
tcEet is deiestcd b. a smaji minority.
TEx.r%f - ca MRrnoITeI .. hsr1nr enre Irn;nn
AnsHs Co~Has eiectei ca,ire i!ninn 1icSet by
| ftom 50 10 80 mai.
-
| mn; hnr 1he .Thn,e Union fict,.t IL c}rrted
TToE1t En.wWhoie Union ticSet elected by 10
, 1865-11-09
FROM Sc. LOUIS.
The Constitutional Elcclfou-fsen. f.
r. RIafrss Oath Rejected Personal,

The Constitutional E1cction-sen. r.
r. Blafr's Oath Rejected Personal,
DC.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago THbnne:]
ST. LoC1s, Nor. 8.
The majority for Weydcneyc1, new Constitution
caudidatc oycr Pcckhan anti Constitution, II about
GC0. The total new Constitution majority IS over
1,1o0, the vote being divided between two caud1-
dstes. Three County Judges wesr elected-one
Radical and two Conservatives. Gen. Frank P.
Blair appeared yesterday al the Sixth Ward poll,
held 1t Tie engine honse on Washington avenue, to
record his vote for The anti Constitution candidates
for Auditor and County Judge, Peckham und
Datfcy, when his ballot wss rejected BY the Judges
ofelectiop> Messrs. Stephen RidgeleT and John =.
Thompson. bccanec the General refused 10 accept
the new Constitution OATH, but offered, instead Of
ii, m cath prepared By himself covering tho whole
ground Of Constitutional allegiance to the United
States and the State Of Missouri
Among the arrivals 1t the Lnden Hotel yesterday
xrge L. A. Low, rre%,dent Of the New York Chsm-
br Of Commerce, accompanied by MAI George T.
10, Dsrectorr Of the St. Loute. Alton and Chicago
Railroad; Mr. Dlxr.- Of Scranton, Penn: Mr.
Roger, Of Chicag.7 Sir. T. D. Blackstone, Presf-
dent OF the St Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad,
md Mr. Robert nalc, Superintendent Of the same.
Seyer11 Of the cb0vo mentioned gentlemen are In.
te1eeied In the fmYnenee coal mines near EFans'
Landing, ILL.,, and contemplate building railroad,
fourteen miles In length, connecting the SANE with
the r1rpf.
, 1865-11-09

Memphis Appeal-lts PcreErlnations
for Past Three Tezfs-Ntotous Con-
3uet-LarEc Robbery. DC.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1tsbune.]
CAHo. Soy- s.
Memphis dates to the sth are seeclycd pr the
tteau,cr Belle Memphis.
The Memphis Grenada Jackson AuantA-Mont-
gomctY Appeal is revived. The drst number OF vol
ume If wns published In Memphis on the 5th inst.
II u the snnc eizc, and appears in similar dress to
the st. Louis Rtpuhacdn. 1t ts printed On the
Identical press which Left Memphis In 1s5a, snd
which wnt kel,t out Of the hands Of the Fed
erals during the war. though it had to do
komc tall travelling to do 1hte. 1t is worked
BY the same pressuAn, Andy uAr1an, who was
shelled out Of JacksUn Nhen HtnetA Grant taAde
hle fa1nous move from BrouusbuFg. The psess has
made mauy narrow escapes, and, notwithstanding
It's percG7inatlons1 prints beautiful p2a:r, The
adventures. closing follows; The 4pp17l, being
now perfectly irons clad, With paroles, amnesty and
par0ue il on its feet aa4n in robust and Eirorouq
lille. IL colu1ns 0rc dressed In mourning for Col.
who WIS accidentally killed in Memphis, in June
last"
A marty Of drunken bznwlers created great dis.
iushabce around the vicinity Of Germantown Tenn.
on Saturday, and finally caulc up to the house oil
Mr. Harrison, whom they grossly inspltcd, and aiter
rioters fred several shots, when MI HARRISON re-
tuned The fire, woundinx ODE Of tic brawlers
neme1 Br.wu, In the melee, Mr, Hat1isou was se-
fious]y wounded, md his father Sery hatly beaten
ahnnt The head, and Severely cut. None Of the par
tie6 baFc been Arrested
4 short time ago I very larse robbery Was con-
znifted tn Y1eksburg, some f7,dU worth of 1e~ery
, 1865-11-09

The T1tntsian Euabnasy-AFrest Q
fIpnnkArfnffhf.

The T11ntsian EuabnAsy-AFtest Of 4
Counterfeffef.
PHILADELPHIA, Nor. a-Ths Tuulsiao enbAAsy
to-day inspected The feet Of fron-clads mud mont-
tors here. They will lcave for Boston to-moTow,
and sail for Europe In tgyo weeks.
Deputy United States Matshal SharkcJ' arrested
Yesterday, nt Lake uarboy, lancaster county, Dr..
Eson Osboru dealer In counterfeit postal currency.
When be Was detected nojcounterfeit money was
fouod on him, but teyera1 pacSagea he had just
rcncy. He has been suspected and watched for
many months.
PIi11ADlPu1A, Noy. 6--Tbc Tuni.ian euabassa-
trip down The river for the purpose of examining
tho immense fleet OF fton-clods. Last evening they
vfa1ted The Chestnut street theatre where Caroline
tomorrow Tor New York and Boston.
, 1865-11-09

4 STROLOGY.--Aladam Latour,
~ The Russian Wlxard. This great reyesler Of tho
bic. can now b+ consulted b. I'LL who wish to know
whst t9ftpne IN has n store TOR th9m. Applicants nerd
ouly tell The mouth they woEc born In. Write pa!u
Enclose fec and postage stAmps Ladies, y eeatt
Gentlemen, T.. Lock Box 81S3, Chicago, ILL.,
, 1865-11-09
G. r. E A Il
Sale of Lots.

Valuable a5seorery in .he rhooGra?hlc Art at HE'S
fsded 4potcd md with old lasiioned collars dresses
&C., arc changed nnd made into the present styles ~
$50 s. Il. GREEHE, Proprietor.
, 1865-11-09

"Con1e Homo to Observation-Disclosures
tSpecal Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
NAsBs1L1k, Nor. 8.
Rev. ]. r. Gzayes, formerly editor Of the 7enns-
see Baptfs noted rebel preacher Of this city, who
wrnt South Oh the appzoach OF Buell., returned to-
dry from Dixie.
The legislative proceedings today are untmport-
ant. A consultation Of lhe Union members Is held
tonight On the franchise question. The 1aw will
be made moro stringent on rebels.
NAHHy1LLE Nov. B.-Cotton MARKET without ex-
citement to-day; prices from u to 43c, Offering at
d4c-closcd dull. Quantities Of etaple are Az1l-
yinc daily. Cotton merchants arc unusually busy.
Receipts today. GIG bales. Shipments, Sla bales
The 1{Ycr Is falling sixteen inches On the ehoa1s
, 1865-11-09
3FIRZ.

Application by His Counsel for Com
mutation OF Sentcnce-TIia Present
ondition-Prcparation for His Ex-
ccutIon. DC.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 8.-Louis Sthade. counsel for
Capt. VIM, had IN Interview with The President TO-
day. tn accordance With previous arrangement fos
the pu1po=e Of asking for 4 commutat1on Of hts
sentence. lie mentioned as one Of the reasons for
his request, that the prisoner was very feeble, md
appearances indicated that he would not live SIX
months longer; therefore the country could we'll
alton to lei him Due Gig months laler, without hsue
ing h1ro- The President being sun ,nnded by i
large number Of ,asitora. Mr: sehsde did not con
/, poeeIbln lint aone additional facts might come
to The knowledge Of the President before Friday,
which might induce him to extend the desired e1-
ecutsEe clemency. he left wilh The President, how
eyc1, short statement, with the reasons On which
he 1,a.cd his application The President received
The paper, and promised to examine it.
W,rz remarked 10 his counsel, to dsy, thlt he TIC.
not very well IN body, but quite feeble, He there
fore feared that he could moi walk to The place 0!
execution md that this might be Interpreted as q
sign Of fear and guilt. When, This morning: he
raw the workmen building eallous. It a.tonished
him. lie eafd that he did not thadder, bnt this VIA.
owing TO the TACT that be felt innocent Of the crimes
t,fth d; ;htrh he FAs charcHd
, 1865-11-09
GEORGIA..

~ta1e Convention. dc.
New Yonx. Nov. 6-Thc steamer zodiac, dom So
yaunah the 4th, b4tngs the Hedd Of that date The
Savannah mcrchnn1s ere about sending So-th for u
steam fire engine. The Hefusdt price current States
mfdd!irr ts quoted as sc Dry Goods are active,
With m interior ind F1oEida trade tpringinc up.
The receipts Of cotton for thercek we're to hales
that the river l. ris1nE.
Fuli srposte Of tbe State Convention in The
ben in Iavor Of adopting the Sste war DEBT several
stron: speeches having been made against sepudi,
Hti0r.
, 1865-11-09

Gov, MarTtn's me4saEe-Hf* Views OF
kerrn Sniff r1.e mud Neyr0 Rights.

Negro SuE rage and Negro Rights.
NEW TonE, Nor. a:-The Herald publishes
I!eoone tructlon Convention. Gov. Marin does mol
think 1t would be wise to confer the ptElegc o.
rottng on negroes, and bel1eyes Congress TILL no
demand this Is an Indispensable preliminary to tht
admission Of representatives. but urges upon the
Convention. AZ matter Of the pIainest justice Al
well as wisdom. thst lawz for the more comp1ets
protection Of hredmen'H civll rights be passed,
md thai their testimony be received In the courts
Without these hc says. colored people Will hsye PC
safeguards assinst i1npo4tIons or cruel and dts.
honest employers; and with them, be thlnks, the
e:nancipaied people win l,e generally eontcntc',
Industrious and ente1pEfin., even IN tho absence
Of The exercise Of The ballot. He also recommends
fhat The Convention decare the secession ordinance
uot repealed, hut null and void, and advocates I'll.
adoption b. The Legislature Of the amendment pro
til{tinr sl1yprr.
, 1865-11-09

TRENTON, Nor. s.-Wasd's majority In the State
viii ppt ,n1 much from 100 to a.1in. The next
Legislature Will stand ns follows: Cuion majority
In 1hn senste. i; Assembly, 1e. -.
,nsioritY. ra.p o! nearly 10000 ow'r Inst year-
The Republican, have tcn, majority in The Assembly
and one IN thc Senate. The elcet.on o. Mr. Ward
scrures lhe appointment Of kerch1icana a. clerks
n Tho Ct,anocTy nnd supreme Courts and 4 host o1
othcr positions. The State Ia ringing with rcioc-
, 1865-11-09

Mnii Tor the Telegraph Exploring E1-
petition.
LAKE TA71A, oet. Is, Y!s QuEsSELIE, Soy. =
TO the Agent OF the Associated p1rt*c make
the announcement that larre m,1 for the tfle-
graphic exploring party under my command, which
had been accunnlattD4 in San Frnncisco for several
weeks, waa lost IN the wreck Of The steamer Bro-
theT Jonathan. T. L. PoPE,
Assistant Fnr{nper Col
, 1865-11-09

Valuation OF Wf%conxin-.-State Tax
Eorty-Nlntll legiment.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Mbune.]
MADISON, Nov. Z.
The total aesessed valuation OF property In this
State ae tqualizcd by the State boar, Is *15,
e6. The State taz levied this year, ia larsciy to
lake up the bonds and certificates Of Indebtedness
which a1c 1901 s71e6 Of which - CO.. Is levied On
certain conntief, which have Inmates IN the State
Reform School.
Three companies Of the fortJ-nlnlh regiment
we're paid of to-day. The rcnaluder Of The regl.
1nept, seycn companies. four hundred and seventy
strong, leave 81. Lonte for this pIace this evening"
, 1865-11-09

,ion ~ ae;ear =. +. Nov. "A Ssaie CenVen.
ansaoens 5 he Interests Of ther people 10 hls sae-
s1xn. Sa tne Res ss'ug e.ed order esa
more delegates. The Conren,inln, e.. s1Srssss1
t. fs1s s,en,ne y III, Day. FEed. Doaclass i e1.
saouiasa%s % iii .fs @ pasa sess % teSttSr "a, A.
, 1865-11-09

St. Louis Market
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
81. LoCls, Nov. 8.
ToH4cco-lugs II $s.cotas 40 leaf tto.csacos.
FLorh-Qniet; tal1 super $500; extra &43o
GRAN-Nheat heavy: strictly choice Ut ~,
strictly prtue At t1oo; prime It ti.'osl75; common
good tl1 At II +De lGo. Corn acttyt: mixed
b0c- Oats 1Fm at 43c; yeEy cholce +kc. Harley nat
choice lt; prime and strictly primo 9sc inferior
at fall 1t %140 per bnshel. Iaye dull 1t 6lHc-
WH1sN1-sieady Al t7cd ptr gallon.
, 1865-11-09
| FROM DETROIT,

Notwithstanding. the malls-Treck
md Probable Loss OF Life
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibnne.l
DE1Ro1r, Nov. g.
Full returns indicate the election Of L. B. VII
Lard for Director Of the Poor, By majority Of g.
On Monday evening the post Office wagon, on its
way To the depot from the post Office, was robbed
Of two mill basr. containing the Washington md
Boston ntnila, and they were robbed ofthci1 con
tents The empty mali bagr were found yesterday
m0tp1ng.i
The wreck OF the scow Euccne was yesterday
dE. covered on The shote near Point au reee. When
let seen she was asststins in raising wreck at
Fart Sister It fs hcHered that she wAs wrecked
In the recent gale and that all on board consisting
Of Gftht persons, We're lost,
, 1865-11-09

MONTGOMERY, Ais. Nov. 8.
Reports received concede the election Of Bulger
for Goyerner, by small majority. Mobile Is Tor
Bu1gcr; Selma for smith, Fatton's majority here
IL four hundred. Freeman, uho lost 4 ley tn the
rebel army, Is returned to Congress- by an oTe:-
whelminG majority. Ians!an, Of dst; General
Battle, second do. Fielder beats spangler. Union,
ten to one for State Senate. Colonel Berthe1 aud
Ca1iey arc returned to the Iegta1ature. The cleo
lion was quiet, except frequent shouts for Stone.
wall jackson. The nltra rebel ticket IS successf1l
throughout the southern and ceutal portion OF the
Stale Pattoo has latge roto in North Alabama.
The election is 80 close that the result Kill be a
nat1er ofsptcnlatton tor ten days:
A row ol sbantles Immediately IN reds Of Po.t
Ciica Place, occupied By freedmen. were burned
last night; loss three thousand dollars. No in,
, 1865-11-09

Burning Of a Water Cure Establish =
ment.
DosIoS, November ga deepatch nom Spring
field, Mass. says that the large and elegant "aer
cure establishment OF Dr. Mandc. at F1orcnee,
Mass., near Northampton, was entirely destroyed
by fire last evening. The fire originated In ono Of
the rooms. Only part OF The furniture was eayed
The bQuse Mas flled with bQa1de1a for The MinteE.
, 1865-11-09
MINNESOTA.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l
ST. PAu1. Nor. 6.
Iherc Serr 70 many split tickets that ths vote in
this city wuk moi ascertAined until midnight. Il
stood IN the city. Rice. 1.EH; Marshall, 657: and
In tic county. Rice, LOIS and Marshall 1901:
There is ncally J. foo majority against negro snf
nage. .RedwinE, Il majority for Mmzhal; 6tlf-
wn:cr; msIo'itt 10y Rice: Minneapolis. Marshall
$50 0Maority, and ~ Tor Degro suffrage St Anthony,
! minority for Mnnhall. Wtnona, Masshall 100 ma
}o1sry. Lake City Aarxha1r+ majority IL e. and g
for the amendment. MaIfh-lre majority IL estf-
Of the vote On negro suffrage though Its fuccess as
doubtful.
Little Six and Madeleine Bottle are 10 be hung
next Fndsy, ces1ain- II will be 4 great day for
, 1865-11-09

being taken. The perpetatora took passage on the
t n a1 eow S 'px ~ a II suns. a
They hare becn t,nced 10 MemphIs. and the po1Ice
have been looking out tor the Villains, but without
arcrpEa
, 1865-11-09
CHICAGO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1861

uade b5 Nrn- J. Hines, Of Philadelphia; Mater
Too ar. Of Wasbmetnn; ]. J. Stewart md Fank
Gallagher, Esq, q baltimore. Great enshnsiasta
, 1865-11-09
WISCONSIN.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trtbune-1

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ttbnne-1
MILWAUKEE Nov. g.
RctnEns from the State election continae to come
IN t]ov1y, but not materially changing The general
result, ar estimated In my despatch Of last night.
The Union majority on the statc ticket will proha-
bls reach 1000. The extension Of suffrage Is un-
doubtediy dcfcated BY a lasEe majority, eeti-
mated at not lers than 10,000 Othcrs plaee II at
sill higher figures The voaa was very light
throughout thG stnte. and careful comparison Of
returns. thus far received with those OF the Peesi
dental election ofla.t ycar, do not exhibit my
terial Repub!icnn losscs. The legislature will be
larrely Republican.
Especial Despatch tn the Chicago Tdbune.1
MAn1Eox. Wis, Nor g.
Further returns from all parts OF tho Stale show
the eet1m1ica OF lest night be correct There II
10 doubt Of the election OF the whole Union ticket
BY nj least 7.ooo majority. A5ont eighty towns and
dues, including Milwaukee, chow = snan Union
gain the home vote Of lass yea1s when The Union
he Legislature viii be l1rrely Union. The exten-
sion Of sut1tase ie dcfeated hya laFee majority,
though telnrus are not yet full enough to enab1e IN
estimate On II Witb any certainty.
, 1865-11-09

NEW YonK. Nor. R.-The ConsatTefars Washing.
ion special despatch =ays the rumor that the French
Minister has demanded hts passports Ia untrue
The results Of the various elections produce greai
emotion among Republicans.
, 1865-11-09

DrTrAIo, Nov. s.--The bafquc " Great Vest No.
l." laden with corn, Is ashore on Colchester reel,
about twenty miles below Detroit.
, 1865-11-09

I FenINU15 Uem6hHtf8tf0hs
t BAI11xonE. Nov s-The Fenfan: had a GREAT
| gathering at Maryland Institute Hall Tonight
! The room Was deneely crowded. speeches Ue1e
, 1865-11-09
The C4*c Of General Brisroe-DecEAtuu
Of t1le Commlssloncr Of Internal Rev.
cnue-Gen. Lon:strcet Takes the Am.
nexty 0afb.

NV YonK, Noy. 8,-The New York Yunes
Washington special says: General Briseoe's zen.
tence IN b piomnlea.ed to,dsy 4 is understood
that the imprisonment adjudRed by the Court Mar
tial will be renittod on aecount Of his services.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
cdded that, " fna.much as the decision exemptins
h3ekn1en and c11tmen, does not proceed on the
ground that the imposition Of the tax y Illegal but
rathex the ground that the benefit Of doubt 70
the proper construction Of the lag should be 80
given TO II not to require for this return
The gross receipts from hackmen and1eattmen, this
odiec cannot consider application for sef1odinS
ta1cr already collected, bpt Wi entertain clans fol
abatement only.'
Gen. Hofman, Commissioner Of Prisoners, has
been relieved and Gen. Hitchcock succeeds hin.
Cen. Iongttseet had m Interview with the Pfcst-
dent yestefilay, and also took the amnesty oath.
Pardon applications are on the Increase. Four
hundred were recelyed yesterday Hom Georgia. and
Two hundred from North CarolfnA.
, 1865-11-09

FROM WASHINGTON.

4 Ksortten1nInC proclnmnffon-Duub
-. Ca,,.-,t. -, ~ M ,,-,.-.t mr.
tui-Ac N... W. w DE nAA@ss!oav vas
Important Despatcnes 10 dlna1tef
Adzm2-Frauds In the Treasury De-
nanmcnt-HoH Tho President Re-
a.1rc. RI. Ee1,.. ~ s,,c rn.,,n veto.
~ IT, ~ - 'e ~
3snects1 Desnatch ia tbe Chicaro Ttfbune.1
w,.,eo-ov Nore
800 49,
II is inttmafed in the at'ona' Lteaageaeer Of to-
day that President johnson will before the meeting
Of Congress, iteue a proclamation recognizing the
feeonsuCeeo entes AZ asaln IN ptaeuc0 1e'ouons
With tne Federal States; tnas II VIII consequently
he the duty OF Mr. Cle1l AcFhessou to placa the
1srnts Of rrureseutatyes from those Stutcs On his
ir,,t., IN
Aa0 .14-
There II aagh authority lot saS1ne tnat mere s no
truth IN report tele 7aphcd hence that the Count
de Mont],pInu. t,c Frrnch Minister had demanded
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-01-11

The reports Of Shermans having
CROSSED the Savannah river are con-
hsmi.d. lie ia believed 10 be meElng
oil atahamsyill6
Niw YoRK, Jan. 8--Adviees from
Mexico say that since the capture Of
Mazitlan By the French, the Jaurez
GoreFnment has a seaport on the Fa-
cifc coast The Imperial Governments
lie actively engaged in putting dewn gu
errilas and estab lishing order
The Herald s4ys tie law of nations
WI Justify our seizure Of the property
Of Citndians nj the United STATES, TO- IN
danaillfy the St Albans banks for the
plumber which the raiders hkge not
giTesiup.
The Times notices the fact that in 8
recent suit of freight owners and block
adesnnners for damage, falling 70 full
FL their contract, tho Judges decided
for plaintiffs, who were only entitled TO
nominal damages, because the contract
was illegal, and decidedly opposed TO
Che queen proclamation, and having
q direct tendency to involve the coun-
try III war. If the decision Is sustained
~ tle Queens Bench, it viii be Sc
we're blow to biockaderunniBg enter
prissk
RaIhmond Wing Of the 5sh says Gen.
Sherman issued an order refusing to
receive any more asgs Of truce from
subordinate officers, and declares that
II hli boats on the river are fred on, he
will ferce every citizen Of Savannah
70 lesiye Immediately.
The correspondents Of the Richmond
montl Sentinel in complaining OF severe
taxation and the high cost Of subsist-
ence, says that on an income Of 81 200
the tax Is Sl,364
ThiY Selma Mississipplan says: Prices
death is confirmed, and General Cocker
ell, how commanding q Mississippi
Brigade in the Army Of the Tennessee,
will be promoted and sent 70 take
charge Of Prices command.