Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1866-11-27
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

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Arrival of the Southern Members o.
COngress-Dur Relations with Great
Britain. @k
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Southern
members of Congress elect are arriving il
the city. Hon. NJ. Roberts, Senator from
Texas, arrived last night. He reports that
the material interests Of Texas are -four
ishing, and that the people generally are in
good spiri S. f ~ ,J5f11gr.r
The revenue from Imports during the
past year foot up $500, 900, 600. 1t is esti-
mated that the amount this year will be
$175, 100000, but that the receipts Of goods
will be short. -
Nothing definite has been received from
the British Government in relation to the
claims for indemnity growing oat Of the
depredations committed on American COM
merce by the Alabama and other Rebel
privateers. The correspondence is still
in progress between the two Governments.
The present British ministry, however,
show a better disposition than the former
one in consideration Of this important
subject.
Important from MexieO--Defeat OF the
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-The following
has been received by Minister Romero ::
Rafael j. Garcia Is appointed military
Governor of the State of Puebla. He has
established his government at the city of
Zeacapoala, and issued proclamation to
the people Of the State, calling upon them
to takb up arms against the invaders. Gov.
Garcia reports that the French have lost
the whole State of Puebla, keeping only
the line of the main road from Vera Cruz
to the City Of Mexico.
Gen. Diaze's victories in tbe State of
0xaca will cause the French to lose the
lefl side of the road, which can be cut off
any moment. The Austro- French garrison
Of Oxaea had surrendered to Gen. Diaza,
he allowing them to Keep their horses, side
arms, and private property.
New York, Nov. PA telegram from
Galveston announces that all the troops in
Texas have been ordered to occupy the en-
campments along and Immediately in tn
neighbOrhood of the railroad leading t
the Gulf This contradicts the idea tina
troops are moving toward the Rio Grande
Shere there is no enemy. f
As far as can be ascertained instructions
to Minister Dix have but little reference 10
-NSAiOdh uhdilny OuA OONcIuLeub IGlJiuS
upon Napoleon's promise to withdraw his
troops from Mexico.
The rumor that Maximilian had notified !
the Washington cabinet of the postpone
ment of his withdrawal until spring is un-
true. Our relations with Mexico are less |
than late dispatches from this |
city would indicate.
Minister Campbell has no instructions
whatever touching tripartite treaty, nor
is France or French interests to be con-
sidered by him in any way; neither is there /
any cession of Mexican territory conteal-
plated by our Government but the consti-
Iutional party is to be supported If necessa-
~ by military force. The mission of Gen.
sherman is simply to view the military
situation of affairs in Mexico and add as
'urances that our Government will sustain
he constitutional party.E 1t is confidently
believed that such representations will be
TO check ali revolutionary plots
md secure stability to the Juarez Govern
nent. 1- 7 a,a ts -t~