The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-14
by Telegraph
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Meeting OF the Cleveland Board
OF Trade.
An Appeal for the Restoration Of
Gen. Sweeney.
Withdrawal OF Troops from The
south.
Interesting Foreign News.
Particulars OF the Loss Of The
Steamer MARY A. BOardman.
Of the Alexandra Rioters
Progressing.
Death Of Major Harvey.
Delegations OF Indians at Wash.
lngtOn.

Lars hAuEcr'ru 4 special meeting OF u
Boart Of Trade ia Il lengthy speech th
evening. Resolutions were adopted in ID
vor Of a ship canal, offering the prsetica
bility OF the scheme, and declaring that
presents many features emitting 10 TO "a
yorable consideration. Committees wer
appointed with other Boards.
NV YoEE, Jan. I8.-The Commercial
Washington special say that q probably M
successful appeal has been made 70 IA
War Department for the restoration OF Gen
SwSeny, the Fenian Commsnder- Chief
10 his position IN the regular service.
Gen. Grant. under orders from the Presi
dent, is Withdrawing all troops from IA,
Southern States except garrisons Of United
States forts At important points.
Official dispatches from United State.
Agents abroad, received BY the State De.
psrtment by the last steamer from Europe,
are fayorably inclined 10 American inter-
ests.
The plans for extension Of European in
huence on our continent have received a
death blow By the restoration Of the Union.
Il Is expected that the Mexican difficulty
will be solved by the withdrawing Of the
French troops, OF which there are increas-
ing indications that there are grounds for
believing that the State Department at
Washington and the French Government
have an understanding upon the subject,
| ,rbs,b ..a-I %, 1.t. - o., tLa t---.s
nation of the civil wsr.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court are in
consultation to-day on the constitutionality
Of the test oath, on which there is a differ
enee Of opinion.
It is certain that Secretary MeCulIoch'.
Finance Bulwi be amended before It's pas
sage.
NEw YoRk, Jan. l3.-The Post says some
Of the Fenians Of this city profess 10 believe
stesrns' letter is a forgery, and that it was
designed to overthrow the opposition Of Ma
honey before the truth could be known.
The Winowski is waiting for her oppo-
nent, the Algonquin, to get ready for the
sea race. She viii pa on Monday
next another sixteen hours 'trot. which,
when terminated, will be followed BY an
other Of the same duration. Il is then sup
posed he Algonquin will be ready for sea
and it is said both vessels will start about
the 9th inst.
NEw YoRE, Jan. l2.-FuI particulars Of
the loss of the steamer Mary A. Boardman
are published. Two pilots, Henry sey-
mour and Stephen II. Jones. behaved in the
most noble and heroic manner, hazarding
their lives IN a small tow boat TO rescue
passengers. The tow boat was two hours in
reaching the propeller, the sea dashing her
of repeatedly. Great credit is also given
Capt. Reed, Of the steamer Charles Camp
b~erlsin, and his crew, in their efforts to
save the crew aud passengers of the
Boariman. By their heroic efforts all the
crew aed passengers were saved.
The ~obsequies OF the late r. B. Minturn
took place at the church Of the Holy Com-
mission here this evening.
The funeral Of the late Prof. Nspes took
place in Brooklyn to- day.
The Posts Washington special SAYS it is
reported that the Reconstruction Committee
intend sending for many Southern leaders,
both Union and rebel, for the purpose OF
examining into the condition Of the south
ern States. Prospects Of the admission of
Tennessee Congressional delegates are
slight, but probable. Advices state that
the Tennessee Legislature viii Immediately
confer equal civil rights upon the freed
men.
The trial Of the Alexandra rioters is pro-
crossing to-day. Negro witnesses are I'd
mitted the same as tho whites ia taking
testimony.
Lieut.. Swami committed suicide on board
Receiving ship, Vermont, this morning, by
shooting himself with a pistol. lie was b
nephew Of Governor Swami CT Maryland.
The Steamer Herman for Bremen and
City of London, for Liverpool, sailed to-day
taking stOO,O OO in specie.
sAS FRIScIsco, Jan. I2-Wm. Mckay,
cashier Of the sub-treasury is, here. He is
a dsisultec to the amount Of $50, 900. Gov
eminent will loose nothing.
Mining stocks are weaker. Savage 765;
Ophir $50, Imperisl lO5, Crown Point 5C5,
jacket 450. Legal tenders co..
Major Harvey, formerly President Of tie
California State Navigation Company, died
here last night.
The san Antonio Herald Of Tie "a saws it
was 3 mistake in reporting the arrival Of
Juare, from FL Psso. l. was Orlega who
Gen. Sheridan, replying to a letter in the
y. Y. News, Gays: Gen. Early, commanding
u. s. forces, in an official report Of Confed-
crate Losses, published a letter in the Crescent
showing that he captured, as prisoners,
more men than Early reports was his entire
force.
Nav Y0RE. Jan. l3.-The Times CORES
poudent says: complimentary dinner was
given Gen. schoie.d on the anniversary Of
the Battle Of Nashville.
The American minister and q number Of
commissioned officers AMI citizens s]cjourn-
ing in Paris were present. All papers have
been warned beforehand not b publish the
letter Of the Count De Paris 10 the Chicago
Republican.
The Tubune's Washington dispatch says,
the Government is az present extending
hoIpitalities 10 several delegations Of In
dams Of Cherokee. Ch0ctaw, Chickasaw,
sacs, Foxes, KioWays, and Miami tribes,
about forty in an, ere now in this city
The last delegation consisting Of five mem
5ers Of the Miami tribe srr.ved in town to-