Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1865-12-14

privates belonging to the Corps had, for the
! greater part been mustered out, and the
/ question now was, what is to be done with the
officers. He said that the officers should not
/ be so summarily dismissed from the service,
| they having families dependent upon them
! for support Remarks by other members
were made, when the joint resolution
was passed On motion of Mr.. Stevens
! NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-The steamer City
| Of Boston from Liverpool, November 29th,
| Queenstown Nov Both, arrived here this
morning.
Stephens, the Fenian remained at large
| Special Commission for the trial of Fenians
opened at Dublin on the 9th Of Nov. The
| trial of Luby was progressing. The charge
being treason.
An influential public meeting at Man
| chester strongly denounced several pro-
eeedings, in Jamaica and sent a deputation
with memorial to Earl Russell who admitted
the urgent necessity for inquiry and evinced
anxious desire for vindication of justice.
The Morning Herald says, the feeling in
the city relative to American affairs was
not altogether satisfactory.
took up and concurred in the Senate's amend
ment to joint resolution appointing a COM
mittee of - to consider and report on the
condition Of the late so-called Confederate
States
Chandler resumed his remarks in opposi-
ton TO the resolution.
Mr.. Ancona, of Pa, moved to lay Mr..
Farnsworth's resolution on the table. Disa-
greed 10, ayes A nays 133. Resolution re-
ferred to Select Committee of 10 on Southern
States
The House then took up Mr.. Farnsworth's
resolution heretofore offered, declaring that
justice requires that colored men be admitted
to all the rights and privileges of citizenship.
Moved to refer it to the Select Committee of
10 on Confederate States.
Mr.: Chandler, of New York, took issue,
denying that black men were equal to white. |
These issues were suspended by the expira- |
ton of the morning hour After further |
proceedings the House adjourned
LONDON, Dec. 2nd-The latest Times says
1t cannotsafiect to be disappointed at the ac-
quital of Capt. Goblet, in the Shenandoah
case, evasion Of neutality laws having
been so executed as almost to defy legal re-
tribution
Correspondence from Madrid denies that
the Spanish government has sent Admiral
Pareja orders to suspend hostilities against
Chill. The government is disposed to accept
VIZ AASNidblOi VI pONGIS. OIuCTS 1
have been given to the, Spanish naval arse
mails to push forward preparations of war
vessels for sea
The jailor who connived at the escape of
Stevens has been committed for trial.
New YORK, Dec. I3.-At the examina-
ion yesterday of the case involving the
Bounty Frauds in Jersey City, testimony was
.iven that 100000 were divided beween a
irm of bounty brokers, and one Marcus
Cicero Stanley, subordinate of the broke
vas deputy dectiye.
CHICAGO, Dec. 13.-The fire at Ottowa,
illinois, this evening destroyed nine build
ngs. Loss not ascertained, said to be large.
Rordine & Glendon's shoe store, and Demick
Z Bros Druggists, were heaviest.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 2d.-The jury in case
# Mr.. Luby, publisher of the Irish People
newspaper, were two hours in elaboration ;
Defore declaring the verdict of guilty, and
he prisoner addressed the court before the
he sentence was' pronounced upon him.
lie most emphatically denied the reputed
litigation of the assassination, which
lad been urged against the Fenians He G
omitted his guilt according to the interpre-
alton of the law, but believed himself limo .
ent according to the higher standard of
ternal right, and that a majority of his
ountrymen would so decide if the question ]
vas put to vote.
The next brought before the special COM
nittee was Mr. J. OLary. \ new Judge
lad been sworn in. The case is now pr
gressing
NEW YORK, Dec I3-The CoHlmecmPs
Washington correspondent says that the :
Virginia and Louisiana delegates are now
rging that the same privileges granted to
he Tennessee delegates should be granted
hem. ,
A Washington special states that it is I'M :
erstood that the House Committee on For
ign Relations Will take strong grounds on
he Mexican question. The Senate is more !
Mr.. ..Stewart-su fitted joint. resolution, ,
the following articles, to be pro-
osed as demanded by the Constitution Of the
jnited States.
lst The union of the States under this
Constitution, is indissoluble, and no State can
bs0ive its citizens from the obligations of
allegiance to the United States.
2d< No engagement made or obligation
lcurrcd by any State or by any number of
tates nor by any county, city and other cor
Grafton to- subvert, impair or resist the /
uthority of the United States, or to support
tllu any legislation, convention or DOuy, III |
ostility to such authority, such shall ever
e held valid, or be assumed and sustained
1 whole or in part, by any State or States, or
r by the United State. E
The resolution was referred to the Judici-
ry Committee.
Mr.. Brown introduced bill to reimburse 9
lissouri for the expenses incurred in en-
bling, equipping and provisioning the g
,iiitio Orlara1 10 ba yriptnJ opJ rpfarra1 To
he Committee on Military Alta irs.