The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-10-04
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Latest from Mexico.
Important Liberal Successes.
Austrian GarrlsOns AnnIhlIaled.


NEE Yosk. Oct. 2.-rhe 81. Louis Com.
m0n Council have returned RON a va 4,
I Bosto1, and VIII leave tonight for home Wa
I Chicago.
/ The publisher Of the Richmond Comme-
| cial Bulletin having again INDUCED iu ths
I publication Of reasonable ianFuaxa. Gen.
I Terry has again suppressed the sue Of The
/ sheet.
Gold opened at Is4Is and rose 10 ltss..
closed al li41s; $50 coupons, uew sue.
81. Louss. Oct S-Ths railroad pre.i-
deuts representing The Ohio and Alississipu..
I Ohio Central, Peunsylvania Central, AMI
other railroads, who went on "a excursion
20 Lawrence, Kansas, a few days sEo, snd
who viii uaeet the commission appOnied o
inspect the OniOu Psciic railroad, have en-
gagged % cons ruct SIX y miles of the Uuion
Pacific reed, west OF Lawrence, By tue Ist cf
next May. The iron Tor this raad hss
q ready been purchased and shipped bv Eds
gar Thompson, President of the Peunsvlva-
MIA Central railroai. seven miles 81 the
track has alreGdy besn completed west Of
Lawrence. and the ears VIII fuu o. pska in,
November. Arrangements have a'so been
made 90 build a ruilroad from Leavenworth
90 Kansas City as once.
CtIRo. Oct. S.-OvJr 500 bales OF coitou
valued at about $30.0O0. was burned In
Memphis SUNDAY. Supposed work Of an
incendiary.
The ulsl of Emerson Etheridee viii be
commenced a. Columbus, Kentucky, TO-
morrow.
C0LUaHUs, OHo, Oct 3.-Genearal Grant
arrived here az I p. NJ, Cor Cincinnati. lie
was met SO Nenia by a committee. consist
ing of the Mayorand City Council, and was
welcomed a the depot by vast multitude
OF people he was escorted by the military
Co the State House, where be held q levee.
shaking hands with thousands. He goes %
Steubeuville tomorrow.
NEw YoKE, Octns.-Gold stronger. arum
q suppositiOn that return Of 5 20 bonds
from Europe, In consequence Of an en-
larged issue Of The bonds in May, caused
large export demand. The price has ranged
al l444. There is a probability Of q lair
export BY tomorrow steamer.
NEW YoEE, Oct. S.-The Steamer Star of
the Uniop, brings New Orleans dates 20 Sep
tember Esd.
The Times City Of Mexico corrsspondent
saws the arrest Of the Liberals and those sus-
pected Of Liberalism are SD numerous 60 viii
take half th7 ration TO guard the prisoners.
The most barharous orders are issued BIZ the
French commander. one IL, that every man
wearing leather, and the over class use no
other material, shall be hanged. Persecu-
lions, hanishments and imprIsonmsnts show
the state Of the SICK.
On the cath Of August the Austrian gar
rison Of Thelacan, composed Of .o0g men,
were STACKED and annihilated. The Esta-
iette ssys the battle lasted two hours, when
the place was carried by storm. Our losses
are enormous The Juarcz captured over
one hundred thousand dollars, besides leav-
ing an impost Of Si2,000 more.
The occupation of rehhacan had caused
q great sensation, owing to its importance.
ahd 10 was feared that an the Austrian de
tachment3 os the road would be captured
The Liberals hold the road between Maia-
moras and Monterey. The Freech General.
Brinchco3rt, demands rein Inducements, as
HIS column was not strong ea0ugh fog Ne
grctt's force. The French garrison IL kept |
shut up in the State of Durango by the Lib. |
eral General Patloni. The French column !
Of $4,000 men are unable % move Gus forty /
miles for Tampico, ss the guerrillas have /
captured all their mules and horses.
The Liberals hold the main towns in the /
States Of Mexico, which form the key OF the |
country called Heroustra. No one dares q /
b League outside Of the city Of Mexico. This |
, respondent SAYS there BE- no submission IN /
these people, and the coming winter viii /
show a struggle on ander scale than we /
have yet witnessed. The Imperiaiists have /
most OF the lager cities. and the Liberals /
The smaller country districts.