The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-07
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
BmbezzlemenI In Brooklyn.
The Great Fire In Philadelphia
inauguration OF Gov. Bullock, OF
Massachusetts.
Brutal Murder In PenESylV n 0.
Destruction Of a Land Office, By
Fire. In Wisconsin.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
EmbezzlemenE In Brooklyn.
The Great Fire In Philadelphia;
Brutal Murder in Penrsylr n .

z Destruction Of a Land Office, b.
z Fire. In Wisconsin.
= Nav YoRK. Jan. 6.-Itis stated in an even,
ing paper that a deficiency Of from City .,
one hundred Thousand dollars exists in Ii,
E~eeounts of the Auditors Office in Brcoklvn
John Lynch was the late auditor. An in
vestigsuoR viii be made at once.
PHILADELPHIA, jan. "a meeting Of the
Bryan Born Circle was held last evening, al
which rssolui ons were passed. to be for
warded - The Congress now in session q.
New York, stating that the eirc,e had sent
no deiega'e TO that body, and eondemning
the aetion OF one Of their members. 3 NJ.
Bake, in presenting himself there as 3 rep
resentative.
Nav IORE, Jan. 6.-The Worlds Wash
ingion special says there are no indications
thatthe Tennessee members will be admit
ted 10 seats as 3 concession to the President.
Gen. Webb, Minister to Brazil, len Tor
New York this morning. His friends pre-
diet that he will be transferred from Brazil
TO a first class European mission.
The Commercial says Intelligence brought
by the Aorayisn has comparatively liule
effect upon the quotations Of this market
The decline in gold during the current week
has made q difference in the value Of 5-2Os
equal to an advance Of ISe, so there is now
but little difference betweer their value at
London aud New York. The price Of gold
interest bonds is depressed BY the persis-
tent expectation that a new conversion loan
will be shortly put upon the market.
The semi-oficial assurances to the con-
trsry, notwithstanding the apprehension Of
such a policy, has in some quarters a depre
ciating effect on $40 bonds. There is con-
siderable inquiry this morning for gold, 10
Gil short contracts, but the premium does
not show any consequent advance, a fact
which shows the unusual weakness Of the
market.
WAsHIS0roN, Jan. 6.-Wm. s. Hauscan,
U. 5. Navl constructor, recently stationed
at the New York Navy Yard, has sent in his
resignation TO the Secretary Of the Navy,
aud it viii probably be accepted.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The FIRE which
has been raging for some time in the coal
shed Of the Government works near this
city, and which was almost extinguished
broke CUT sgain this morning, and several
thousand tnns Of coal Will be consumed,
and the loss total, there being no insurance.
NV YoRK, Jan. "a Boston dispatch
says Governor Bullock was ~inaugurated a.
noon to day. In his inaugural he congratu-
lates the Legislature that they are assem-
bled for organization under the auspices Of
a rational peace, and re iers TO the sacrifices
Of the war and its debt and burdens; but
the question of a permanent and CONSOLE ;
dated report for North America has been {
solved, and the freedom Of all races secured 7
by American organic law. The aggregate :
debt Of the stats amounts to S23,I22,s72 3
Referring to the Western trade, the Gov
ernor says: There can be no doubt no fasl- !
tiles and new means for transporting be-
tween the West aud East, are absolutely o
needed, and lines Of prosperity and grswth y
are parallels Of latitude which connect US
with the young and rich empire ofmines. 5
TORoSr} C. W., Jan. 6.-Died, yesterday, :
in Toronto, Hon. Admiral Baldwin, Of the $
Royal Navy. 9
General Bsdney, Police Magistrate, and ,
Enoch Thiny, a we'll known citizen, Hon. Z
Messrs. Gall and Rowland are about pro- 1
eeeding to Warrington on business Of re-
ciPrOcity.
RIcHNoSD, Va, Jan. 6-Messrs. Tyler and {
Coleman, who were srraignsd before the
House Of Delegates or the charge Of CON !
hitting a breach Of demeanor, have been ,
discharged, sfter a thorough investigation.
Mr.. Tyler was acquitted by a unanimous
vote, and Coleman was discharged by a ma ,
jOrity. The case OF Pollard is postponed !
till Monday. !
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 6.-The murder OF
Miss Wa!tin, in Germantown, to-day, causes .
great excitement there, as is the frst mur- o
der committed in that village. Deceased
was over 20 years Of age, aud resided
alone. She was found with her throat cut
from ear 3 ear, and her skull fractured
The murder must have been committed
SIX and seven o'clock, as her nurse
her at SIX. No clue to the murderer y
has been discovered. The murdered wo- a
man is reported to have been quite wealthy
FAIRNoUST, NEBRAskA, Jan. 5-Messrs.
Simpson and White, the committee who
were appointed by the Government to ex- ,
anime and report on the Union Pacific rail
road, arrived here to-day, accompanied bv
Thos. c. Durwin, Vice President.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Joint Commit
tee on ReconssructiOn met to-day in one Of
the Senate committee-rooms.
Senators Fsssender and johnson. and R.
P. Washburne, Of Illinois, repaired to the
Executive mansion, and remained with the
President about an hour.
The General Land Office has received in
that the Office Of the Register
and Receiver Of Lace is, together with all
the records, books and papers, utterly de-
Itroyed by a recent Ere at Stevens Point,
Wisconsin.
The amount OF certificates Of Indebtedness
ssued during the week ending to-day lie
$500, 900, and the amount in demand s44, 900.
There were also redeemed nearly $15I, 900
of legal-teuder notes, and upward Of $3.50,
Gee of gold certificates.
The United States Sanitary Commission
having declined to continue beyond the LIST
Of January the collection Of soldiers claims
for back pay, bounty and pension, the Gen
ersl Secretary of the American Freedmen's
Aid Commission will receive until further
notice the claims Of colored soldiers and
their heirs. Applications should be sd-
dressed to J. R. shepherd, General secrsta-
~, Washington, D. c.