Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-01-05

New YoEK, Jan. 4.--The case of the allege.
| rebel emmissary Martin, was yesterday adjounes
] by the United States Commissioner Osborne un
| til Friday, stu inst. ~
The Herald's Washington special says: The pa
tent for 47lll acres Of swamp land, has just beer
forwarded from the General Land Office to tn,
Governor Of Missouri.
The Times' dispatch says: Special orders, No
l, War Department Of 1866. mustered out the fol-
lowing paymasters to take effect January 18th;
Bvt. 1t Col. VIM. Tillston, Stephen W. Crosby
Jas. A. Parrish. w. B. Mendenhall, and Samuel
Adams; Majors S. Stafford. C. w. Campbell, Jas.
Maun. John r. Cravins. Henry Mcfarland. n.
u. Knapp. VIM. Il. McAlI;ster. Champion Il.
Chase, Zaehariah Voorhees,, Fredk Kelly, VIM.
Arson. W. II. Stewart. HsHE
NEw York, Jan. 4.-The Rerold's telegraph
says that letter from Gen. Sully, dated Sioux
City, to the Indian Bureau, states that he had
just arrived from Fl. Rice on Missouri river. He
reports large bands Of Indians gathered about the
latter locality They apparently desire to preserve
a friendly feeling with the whites The ChieE
averred that their tribes were to make immediate
restitution of property stolen on recent expedi-
tons, and agreed to deliver up certain Indians
who were guilty of shedding blood on their recent
thieving foray.
communication from the Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs for New Mexico represents things
in most favorable light. He reports the Indian
population of that country determined ON an
outbreak. They had already begun to enter the
smaller towns and settlements and driven of cat
tie in broad day.
Reports of mischief, said to arise from the
scantiness of their supplies from the Government
during last year. The military force has been de-
creased so much that the Indians no longer fear
it. An instance iscited where 5000 Navajo In
dians under the guard of 400 soldiers, begin to
show dispofition to turn the tables by becoming
the eaptors. The following is exhibit of bust
ness of the pension department for the year Just
expired. No. of applications admitted from Wild
ows. mothers and orphans. q .962; No. of same
rejected l5O0 No. of cases still waiting to be dis
posed Of 500; ofwhich Is 76e are from invalids,
and the balance from widows. mothers and or
phans. During the last month Of the year 5000
letters and circulars relating TO the cases on file in
the Office, were mailed TO parties intrusted or their
attorneys.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The Heraids telegraph
Says, inasmuch as the Marine Corps has officers
enough for brigade, it is probable that the LIST
regiment, now constituting them, will be placed
on a footing with heavy artillery regiments and
incorporated in the Regular Army.
Upwards of twenty clerks were discharged from
the War Department on the 3lst
An order mastering out over sixty General Off
GERS, it is reported will be issued before the 18th
instant.
The Worlds Washington telegraph says General
SPINNER, by authority of the Secretary of the |
Treasury, will transmit regularly, to all foreign
oft h.
the Treasury. Several of the foreign ministers |
having requested it, it will be communicated at /
the same time to their governments, by the same |
authority.
New YORK. Jan. 4.-The steamship Hermann
from Southampton, ON the 10th. She has arrived
with three days later news from Europe.
The drain of gold from Paris and Alexandria
continues, and there is still an almost total alb
,ence of arrivals.
Consols heavy at s71s@S7H.
AT the bank the discount demand is on full |
cale. but in the stock exchange the supply Of
money remains rather abundant, short advances
being offered of 4@41z per cent $4,000 was taken
rom the banks on Monday.
The Kent and Great Britain are the only gold
hips announced to have sailed from Melbourne
or England. The former has IA, 555 ounces. The
cornwall is on her way from Sydney with 81 .4OS
unces. the total by these vessels being fS35 500.
The Imperial Ottoman Bank has issued the
of the Turkish peri cent. loan of
{, 100000 recently announced to have been ne
otiated in Paris
U. S. sos improved Il; Ill. Central improved
&; Erie improved u.
The cattle disease is still spreading. The num-
er of deaths may be estimated at 1900 Upwards
{ 5000 have been attacked.
Flour declined in Paris; it is oficially quoted
t S. 20.
Paris bourse fat. l.
c. Saunders Netrs Letter says it is rumored that
fr. Marquis, Governor of Richmond Bridewell, |
as been dismissed by order Of the Lord Lieu
snant.
The Times correspondent at Dublin believes
ne rumor correct.
CLEVELAND O., Jan. 4.-The Fenian State Con-
ention held on the LIST inst. declared unanimous
in favor of the Senate President Roberts, and
eneral Sweeny, Secretary of War.
NEW YORK, Jan 4.-The steamer Hermann ar
we'd.
The Cork Special Commission at their sitting at
lie Court on Monday, Bryan Dillon and John
ynch were arraigned for treason and felony; the |
Try were sworn, and the Attorney General stated
lie case for the crown; after which Warner. the
oprover, was examined. He deposed that he
nd seen as many as five hundred persons at drill
ceilings, and the prisoner among them. The
rand Jury found three bills for treason and | +
lony against 7. Duggan Donovan. John Casey.
lines Mountaire and A. Nichols.
New YORK, Jan. 4.-Gold opened at 1875 and
osed at 1925.
New York news per Hermann.-COtton Steady | c
ID unchanged. Sales Monday and Tuesday
900 bales. Flour dull and easier Wheat 4,
Iiet and steady. Corn quiet-mixed 24s Cd @3Os
=. Beef quiet and steady. Pork inactive and II
lchAnged Bacon very dull. Lard dull and I'M Il
anged. Petroleum quiet-crude Is Cd a IS Id. d
'nsols closed on Tuesday at $40 S7l4 for
oney. U. S. sos $50 a 6534. Erie shares 5s11 I
$50. Illinois Central shares sl1z @s2