The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-16
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
INTERNAL REVENUE RRCRIPTS
Action 10 be taken In the Case az
JeG. Davis.
stty AelHlloeh's Finance Bin.
IA Important Resolution b. Mr..
Chandler.
Merchants Meeting In Boston.
MerHllochs Finance Bin.
Merchants Meeting in Boston.
Treat Excitement In The Br0ok
I'm C0art iiouse.
Steamer Arrival rrom San FRAN
cisco.
Latest News from AeSIeo.

NAE NneS, janusrs lJ.-lhe CONNER.
e'als Washington special says the Amesi-
can Home League, organised in favor 81.
proiection, has presented O ramonstrsnes q,
both Houses Of Congress against d petition
Of the Free Trade League.
MessFs Cali. Harvey. aud Rowland. Of
Canada, aud Mr. smith, OF New Brunswick,
and Ar. Henry, OF Nova Scotia, have ar
rived here as q delegation to negotiate for
renewal Of the reciprocity treaty.
The commiiee OF WAYS and Means has
takea no action yet on Secretary MeCu-
IOchs finance bin.
The returns Of Internal revenue from
June 30 tin last Saturday, were oua handred
and s~eventy-niHe millions i've hundred
thousand dollars, The current years re-
'eiPts viii unquestiOnably exceed three
huHdred millions.
Southern claimants Of seats in Congress
are much discouraged at the aspect Of
affairs.
Rumors Of speedy action in the case oil
JED Davis by Congress.
Posts dispatch says Ways and Means
Committee will take zap the new Financial
bill tomorrow. There has been no exprss-
sion Of opinion on The bin. no quorum hav-
ing yet been present. The previous ques-
ton on the equal suff age bu will De called
to morrow. The Reconstruction Comm uee
had prominent gentlemen before them this
morning to give evidence concerning Oh,
condition ef the South. q,
The Committee on the death of Mr.. Lin
coin, have examined into the brutal ~newspa- 3
per charges that thefts were committed by
members Of the family in she White House. !
and find them entirely false.
Mr.. Chandler offered a preamble and res E
%olution, declaring, as follows. 4
WHEREAs, The British Government bas
refused indemnify for damage Co. our com 4
meree by her subjects; therefore. !
hesotred, That the President be requested A
70 withdraw cur Minister from the Court Of
81 James, and Go declare national non-in- u
tereourse between The two nations.
Mr.. Dixon objected, and il lies over under
the rule.
Mr.. Howard offered a resolution calling A
for the trial Of JeG. Davis and C.. c. CLAY. @
on the charges on which they wore confined. :
By a Military Commission, or Court Martial.
The solution was objected 20. and lies
over
BosFoN, Jan. IA large meeting Of mer- Il
chants aud others was held al the Nor
chants Exchange. at noon, today. to take
suitable action in regard 10 the gallant NJ.
conduct Of Capt. Burk in saving the crew g
ind passengers Of the ship Gratitude. Geo.
B. Upton was appointed President, and the vi
meeting was addressed By Mr.. GRAY and 4 2
'thers, ali paying an eloquent tribute to The b.
noble snd humane conduct Of Capt. Burk. !
1 committee was appointed 20 obtain funds
or a suitable testimonial to be presented 10
he Captain also to collect money for the sen
elief Of the emigrants saved through his A.,
In the meantime they have NJ
been bountiiully supplied with everything W
to their comfort BY the city and
citizens.
NEW YoRE, Jan. I5.-Louisa f. Arnold,
+ this city, this morning, cut her throat.
falling to die, jumped into The East riv- JAN
?. She was rescued and taken TO the hos
ital.
Great excitement exists this morning ST
he Brooklyn Court House, on account Of
be attempt to panel a jury for the trial Of d
~onzales, the murderer Of Otero. Five iu-
'rs were summoned, but not one has vet X
cen obtained every juror whose name was
llled having formed an opinion. It
ardly probable that jury wm be obtained Il
'-day.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ~instruc- -,
d cotton agents 10 make no more sales Of and
.Ptured bottom for the present. The Sec a
''ary believes that delay VIII be advan
geous to the Government by bringing int De
lie Treasury a higher price for cotton tina
n be obtained now.
The Post says Wall street. is more anima-
d to-day. The that some heavy aud
considered effort Of countsraction will
suit in favor OF the financial MEASURE be-
re Congress, appear to DO passing away.
ne loan market is growing easier. and the
trent rate for demand loans il 8 per cent.
numerical paper passes at 7G9c, with
ore Offering. The stock market opened TNt
I'll more animation, and closed firm, Gov
nment 7-sos being guile strong at a frae.
nal advance. Railroad shares show con
lerabIe speculative activity.
NEw YoEE, Jan. Ij.-Cotton is a shade
mcr, with rather more doing, the quota no
u being soc. -
A special 20 the New YORK TX press,
ted Washington, 18th, says it is believed
At the Committee on Reconstruction con- VAl
.Plate the organization Of four commits VII
ners Of their number, and divide the
nth into four travelling districts, aud for POl
commissioner to visit and examine
d report upon the affairs Of each 70 Con m.
'ss some time in the spring or summer. ~
The House COMMITTEES on Elections have
reed to report in favor Of Mr.. Coaertb Pre-
IN the la1h Ditr.et Of Pennsylvania.
A Washington special to the Commercial
says: A strong pressure from
city have been broughtto bear against .
2 oFeiga loan authorized by Mr.. Nor
ls bal.
faAScIsoo, Jan. 15.-The Moses Tay-
has arrived, with passengers aud cargo.
IN New York. Al
Mexican Consul has received en- om- M
communication from Juarez, dated Chi I'll
ahua, December lst. Juarez appears to l
IN the best Of spirits, and says all efforts W
the impsrialists TO capture the Exeeu- n
e Of the Republic have proved fmiiless.
time the Government will be trans
ted to another place.
The Advertisers special says it is OBJ
that it viii tend 70 increase the III
aneial Importance st the expense Of New y
*, and cause such q depreciation OF gold q,
& d viii randar ali L.tnra .nur.r.;nn -