The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-03
Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES
Great Fire In Philadelphia.
L0sS, Quarter Of 4 Million.
ReaSSembliHg Of The Feniaas
General SEeegelS appeal.
Great COlored Celebration In
Baltimore.
Heavy ROBBERY in LeaTenWOrih.
Kansas.

PaIlsoEt-H.t. E4n. "a Gre occurred 10
day a. Aual- Ils ,lili-ass is.tloyed were
lOf brown stone. a-e store, h.sa. Los.
about 300. a1J. They were The most osaa-
mental oA Chestnut street.
All the nouey paczssei aoa Ifaruden'.
Express safe and the greater part Of The
freight in the building was removed. To IS
now supposed tast the loss VII be . quarter
Of = million Of dollars, 5lJ tae amount Of
Insurance IS large. and viii probably nearly
cover the loss. The dremae worked man
fully TO subdue the dames. and Al one time
were throwing ifty-eight streams OF water
on theTear end OF the building, from Ike sic
Of the buildings formerly occupied by the
old Chestnut stree. Theatre. Eoekhil L
Wilson's loss IS $50, 900 the greater portion
OF their stock was removed. The building
was insured. Perry / Co.'S loss is Sol, 900.
They are insured S45, 900.
PETERsBUEG, Va, jan. 2.-The freshmen
Of this city aud adjacent counties celebrated
their freedom to-day BY marching in pro-
eession through the principal streets, and
there was speaking on Popular Lawn. The
weather was very untay0rable, but great
numbers participated in the celebration.
Different societies Of freedmen donned their
best aud turned out with banners. The oc- |
eesion Wss one Of great rejoicing with ghen, |
and everything passed Cd in perfect order.
NEw YoRE, Jan. 2.-General sweeney has
issued an appeal the FeniaR's not 10 waste
their energies in intestine strife. Let deeds,
not words, be your motto, and strike before
It IS too late the golden opportunity once
lost, forever our situation is that o, two ST.
mics whose chiefs cannot AGREE upon . line
o! operations. The vast eAtent Of British
dominions offers many vital points, and as
We eaaaot reconcile our viess, let each az
my follow IT'S chosen General ana attack
where his judgment tells him is the best
chance Of success. Let this dissgreeabie
squabble cease al once, aud on the deId Of
battle We will forget all personal difficulties
and tact.onsl pre- udicie-; 10 remember only
our dear country aud her wrongs. Jut Of
our difficulties the General says. I can see
Dat one way Of escape; it is 90 call in each
State convention OF delegates from the
different circles TO decide in whom they
will rePOse confidence, and then IN silence
allow o Mah0ney aud myself each TO work
out his resPectiYe plan Tor the freedom Of
Ireland.
NEw YoEz, Jan. 2.-The Feuian orgau-
iEatioa assembled to-day. A guard from
the s9th regiment refused admission 10 all
not provided with credentials from State
Centre o: Manhar'eu. The body was called
10 order, and Major Kelley, OF Indiana,
was appointed Chairman. Resolutions sus-
tanning U'AIah0ny were adopted, aud Con
gress proceeded 70 the transaction Of Q suer !
business. There were two PisniPotsutiaries
from Ireland present, and it is sisted that
they have brought letters from stephens,
who is said to be-in France.
Nav YoRE, Jan. 1T. B. Stillmsn, late
Inspector Of the I'd District and
Of Repairs and Supplies OF
the United States Revenue, died at his
house in Painted, \. j., this morning.
Mr.. 5. was widely known aud highly re-
spected. and originally was one Of the pro-
prie,ors of the celebrated Novelty iron
Works He was 80 years OF age.
BALTIMORE, Jan 2.-Rain has teen falling
here all day, but the temperature Is mild
for the season.
The colOred people assembled en- masse
4 he v,,,-y,i,,, o. al tb, EfraA 4 frirsn Church /
TO celebrate their deliyerance from slavery.
LE4VESwORTH, Jan. "A sale, containing
SIS 900, was stolen last night, from the Office
OF Alsi. Ellis Twenty-,hres thousand be-
iouged to the Government, and the remain
der was private property. Maj. Ellis oilers
one thousand dollars reward for the thieves.