The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-04-07
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Treasury Disbursements.
The Test Gath.
Protection OF Our Fishermen.
Fires In New York.
zen. Buell. at Shiloh.
Excitement I'm Canada.
Protection Of Our Fishermen
Excitement in Canada.

NEW YoRT, April 6.-The Tribune.
! Washington special says the disbursement
of the Treasury Department on account o.
war and navy debts for the quarter ending
| March 31st, were as follows; War Depart
ment ferJanasrY, S25, Isl ,s35, Wsr Depart
ment for February, $l5,4Ol, Ss5; War De-
partment for March, S., SOS ,9sl; Navy De-
partment for January, 1851 $50; Navy
| Department for February, So ,032, 900; Navy
Department for March, 81, 5SS, 044. The
enc million increase in the Navy expenses
for March was oceasioned by large remit
tanees abroad for the use Of vessels on for
eign stations.
The commanding officers Of the 10th and
18th Infantry and the I'd battalion OF the
18th, have been ordered to report to Brig
Gen Cook, commanding the Department of
the Platte, headquarters at Omaha. In the
case of the pursuit Of mischievous Indians
or whites infesting the border line, the
troops will act without regard to the de-
partment line, simply reporting their &C
ton through their own commanding Off
GERS TO the commanding General Of the de-
partment invaded.
The Tines Washington SAYS It is under
stood that the President will, in day or
two, send to Congress a message in which
he will suggest a modification of the test
oath, in order to enable the Government to
fill the revenue Offices, etc, in the South,
in accordance with the propositions Of heads
Of departments.
New YoRK, April 6.-The Times Wash
ington special says: BreVet Col. James H.
Taylor, late Assistant Adjutant General on
General Auger's staff, has been appointed
Adjutant General on Lieutenant General
Grants staff, in the place Of the late Gen.
Williams.
Col. 0. H. MARYLAND has been appointed
Special Mail Agent for the Post-Ohice De-
partment for the district comprising the
Pacific coast.
The Worlds Washington special says
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
yesterday instructed their chairman TO re-
port Joint resolution to send naval feet
to the hshing grounds TO protect the rights
of our citizens, and at the same time to pre-
serve peace The resolution is understood
to be approved by the Secretary of State,
and is only regarded as a precautionary
measure.
New YORK, April 6.-Immsnse fires are
now raging in several places in this city.
The large brick building on the corner of
Broadway and Barclay is entirely destroyed
and the FIRE is progressing. Nos. 200, 2O2
and 204 Broadway are burned out, and the
fire is still burning among the buildings in
the rear. On Fulton street, the ClermOnt
House and adjoining buildings are on fire.
Another fire is raging further up Broadway.
The loss of property is very great. No es-
innate can yet be reached, as the fremen
have but little mastery over the flames.
The fremont House is also on FIRE. Anoth
err has lust broken out near the battery.
Orders have been received at the Brook
lyn Navy Yard to equip the slOop-ef-war
Pensacola Immediately as flag ship. The
destination of this vessel is not known, but
is supposed to be the flag ship of the South
Pacific squadron, or Of the flying feet that
is to cruise among the fishing feet on the
coast OF British North America.
New YoBE, April Ga mass meeting of
the working men Of New York and Brook
lyn was held last evening in Union Square,
for the purpose Of agitating the eight hour
labor movement. -Four stands were erected,
three of them for English and one for Ger
man speakers. The professions were head
ed by bands Of music and bearers of torches.
Advices from Buenos Ayres state that an
Italian vessel, on which an embargo had
been laid by the Federal Court at that port,
had been taken out OF that hsrbor under
the protection Of the guns of the Italian
war steamer EvilOce, which steamed into
the inner roads for the purpose. The action
taken by the local authorities IN the matter
was not ascertained prior to the departure
of the South American mail steamer.
New YoRK, April 6.-Gen. Buell. has writ |
ten a letter to Gen. Grant respecting the bat |
tie Of Shiloh, in which he claims that he |
was not tardy in the overland march Of his |
army to Savannah, and that he arrived |
sooner than he was expected by the Lieut.. |
General, and that but for the arrival Of his
command the second days fight wou d
have resulted disastrously for the Union
forces under Gen. Grants command.
The Herald's Toronto special says: The
city is greatly excited by the news of the
sailing of the Fenian expedition, and it is
believed that the report Of its going to Ber- |
muda is a blind, aud that Quebec is the des- |
tination of the Fenians. Information deem !
ed reliable has been received here that the |
Fenians are putting guns in vessels at Chi
cage, and that they have two schooners
loaded with field pieces, for an attack on
the western border.