The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-17
Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
A Cincinnati Failure.
Gen, SlOeum Accepts.
Change OF JefL Davis quarters
Ohio State Fair.
The European Capitalists.
Latest from MtXIeO.
A Cincinnati Failure.
Gen, SlOcum Accepts.
Change Of Jefr. Davis, Quarters
Chic State Fair.
The European Capitalists.
Latest from MtXleO.
The French at OrIzaVa.

CINCINNATI, Sept. I6.-R. Ellis Jr. Il Co.
Bankers, failed Yesterday, OWING to heay,
losses in gold transactions.
The ohio state Fair closed yesterday. Tn,
receipts are sixteen thousand dollars.
At the request Of number Of prominent
citizens, The Mayer has called & meeting fo-
10 night, to make arrangements for the re-
cePtiOn Of Gen. Grant. who is expected 10
( arrive here next week.
The City Council has rendered the hospi-
talities Of the city to the European Capital
ists who arrived in Chicago last night and
were met at the depot by a large committee
OF the Board Of Trade.
BUrFALo, N. Y, Sept ga dispatch has
been received by Dean Richmond from Gen.
siocum, saying that he endorses the plat
form asd "A eepts the nomination "a the
Democratic nominee for Secretary Of Ststs.
BALrINoRE, Sept. l6.-The Norfolk Post
says that Jeff Davis was yesterday trans.
ierred from his cssemate prison to a room
IN Carol Hall, in Fortress Monroe. The
change was made necessary owing 10 bis
declining health. Carol Hall is, perhaps.
the most comfortable place in the Fort.
NV YORK, Sept. I6.-Charleston papers
TO the 18th are received. The News SAYS
that Ex-Governor Aiken received full and
complete pardon from the President on the
l4th.
The SD South Carolina, and 1921 NIichi-
gan colored TROOPS are on their way To be
out ofservice
The rice crops in the vicinity of George
town are said 10 be abundant
By October Ist it is thought that Sommu-
nicatioa by railroad between Charleston and
20 umbia will be restored.
The Tribune's Washington special says,
he first overland mail for Charleston. since
he rebsllion, left here to-day. ria Orange
nd Alexandria railroad
The Tribune's correspondent saws. am !
old, by persons whose authority can not
lspute, that the President and Mr.. Seward
BOX upon the recognition OF Mexico as an 5
ct perfectly legitimate in itself, and which
aust eventually take place. This is with
ut prejudice Of the maintenance OF the
lonroe doctrine, with which the recogni.
on OF Mexico does not interfere, and will
e assented to On that occasion with more v
rength than ever.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lG.-The President hiss
opoiuted Marshal B. Holland collector OF
Us oms for the District of Bruuswicb, Ca.
Id T. NJ. Maury, Surveyor Of Customs for
e port Of Paducah, Ky. The President
Irdoned SIX Alsbamians. two Keutuckians.
lie Virginian, snd two Taxans. -
The doors of the Presidents masiou are
siged to-day, by pardon seekers.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE Times City |
Mexico correspondent Of the J. tn SAYS the
VS. from the United States is causing q
eat sgitation among the adhereuts Of Max l
lillian, and every one ccems 10 feel in
Easing dependency. Ia every direction
p papers enron Gle continuous fighting.
.e town of Zolanigo. near Orizabo, declar-
3 in favor of General Carols, the Lib
a General. who is near that place with
-ge force. II II
The French are watching their move N
,nts with great anxiety. The French
neral Migu issued an order that ali pro- RI
ietors must arm their laborers torepul-e p
e Liberals; that the proprietors are re- d.
onsible for their ClabOrers) acts. r
\ TampicO correspondent gives the most
accounts ofsfairs. It is three
onths since communication has been had
tn San Luis.
Five thousand Confederates are enrolled
the Imperial army; they expect IN get q,
euty thousand Gwin is at the head Of q,
is business. 10
It having gained currency that the En- "a,
ess would visit Belgium 60 see her father. "
d MaNimillian contemplated going 20 Yu-
tan, the French terminated the project on ',
e ground that it would excite the belief q,
at they were leaving the country. and de- in
oy the confidence Of their adherents to
A play entitled the Death Of Mr. Lincoln, g
on the theatre bills has been for 70
iden. h,
WAsHyCToN, Sept. ga letter from the
esideni, Of the 10th inst, relative to tho
argos against the following persons for
'ceny, in marking Government horses
th brands, in the cases Of Samuel Burch, n
uas. Burch, aud Orlando Burch, named
execution Of writ Of habcas corpus are Z
lpended.