The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-05
Later from EHrOpe.
The Chic FenIans.
Arrival OF the Hermann.

sci yesterday made application % the Sec'y.
OF the Navy to fix the day Of trial Of the
accused. The Secretary declined 10 DO 50,
/ for the reason that not sufficient number
Of officers Of proper rank are now unem-
| plOysd. Counsel engaged Cor Semmes are
/ Hughes, Peck & Denver Of Washington,
and Peudlston d Colston Of Boston. Semmes
is confined in 8 room IN the Navy Yard,
/ guarded by sentinels. H.sneals are brought
! from g neighboring Restaurant. No per
son excepting one Of his counsel is allow
ed % speak with him. He is quite cheer
ful, but anxious for speedy trial.
Geo. L. Little special Treasury Agent, re-
Gently returned from she South, reports that
the S0uthsrners have an abundance Of
money, received in exchange for Southern
Staples and landed properly
Brsyet Brig. Gen. ". F. smith, late Me-
Gen. Of Volunteers, has been granted SIX
months leave Of absence. on account Of his
poor health.
Nrw YoHz, Jan. 4-The steamer Jeru
Cruz, from Vera Cspz 24.h, has arrived at
this port.
The Hsrald's correspondent, under late
Of Vera Cruz. cath, writes that the Empress
Charlotte rssched Vera Cruz oa the goth, on
her return from her yisi; TO Yucatan, vi ich
was pronounced to be very satisfactory.
The Impe-.alists claim smother victory
over Repuz Medo Porlerisro DiaE, OF the
h, near Comitiiiho. in which the faJi)us
leader, Tomaz souchez, was killed.
Macmillan had appointed Don Louis NJ
rago, Assistant Secretary of Fore gn Aha. re-,
aad Don Manuel B. C5Hhua Res exclusive
superinteudent OF the intro auction into
Mexico Of Co5lie laborers.
General Quiutnalle aud his private Sec
retary were assassinatsd on the 2s-h Of No
vember, on one Of the highways, by their
military escort, with the object Of p'under.
The Republicans have taken possession
OF the town OF La Paz, in lower California.
The announcement is made OF The final
prevalence Of peace iu ths department 4
Ia Jierra aud Huaseteca.
Eigh, hundred French troops, whose term
Of service had expired, were % leave Nera
Cruz on the cath. The arrival there Of
others from France was daily looked for.
tt reported that Maxim,iian's Minister
OF Foreign Affairs rsseEiy stated that the
only hope Of the Imperial Government rests
on the success OF its loan iu the London
market.
The University Of Mexico had been sup
pressed. Public Museum Of Natural His
tory Of Arschacolgy has been established iu
its stead by Msxmiian.
Nrw YORK, Jau. The Times Washing
ton special says; The designations oi Gone.
Kilpatrick. Minister to Chill, Cox, Goveru,r
elect of Ohio. and Davis, Public Admins
/ traitor Of New York, have been accepted.
/ Col. Cuyler, surgeon l.. S. A.. has been
assigned to duty As post surgeon OF Fort
Wadsworth, New YORK har5or. Brevet IT,
Col. Bailey, surgeon U. s. A., has been as
signed 90 duty al Fort Warren.
Boston harbor rendezvous, ioz returned
soldiers in the States OF Connecticut, Rhode
Island and New Hampshire, are broken up
and all troops Of the States mustered out,
The 5th a. s. cavalry, now serving o.
Cumberland, Nd, has been ordered 10 Nortl
Carolina for duty.
EEw YoaE, Jan. S.--The case Of the Of
lered rebel emissary, Martin, was yester
day adjourned by United States Comm.s
sioner Osborne until Friday, 9th inst.
The Herald's Washington special says
Patent for 47,lll acres swamp land has jus
been forwarded from the General Land 0iiic
70 the Governor Of Missouri.
The Timsf dispatch says Special or
ders No. /, War Department, 1866, muster
el out the following Paymasters, to TAX
effect January IJth BreveJ Lieut. Col
Wm. Tillstou, Stephen ". Crosby, jaime
A. Parrish, ". B. MeudenhsIl, and samus
Adams Msjcrs S. Stafford, C. W. Campbell
james Mann, John r Cravens, Henry Nc
FsrIand, y. NJ KuapP, Van. H. MeAlii.
ter, Champion H. Chase, zachsriuh voor
hes,, Frederick Kelly, Wm. Arson. ". d
Stewart.
NEw YORK, Jan. 4.-The Herald's Dis
patch says a letter from General sulIy, date
Sioux City, % the Indian Bureau, who ha
Just arrived from Fort Rice, on the Missou
river, reports large bands Of Indians gath
cred about the latter locality; they app,
reutly ds'ire 10 preserve 3 friendly feeliu
with the white chiefs and avsrred that the
tribes we're 10 make immsdiats resitutio
Of property stolen on their recent eKped
tion, and agreed % deliver up certain Ind
ans who were guilty OF shedding blood O.
their recent thieving lorays.
A communication from the 5upsrinteu,
ent Of Indian affairs Tor New Mexico, repG,
seEts things in most favorable light
reports the indian population Of that cou1
try, determined on an outbresk, had a
b ready begun 20 enter the smaller towns o.
settlements and drive oT cattle in 5roa
8 day.
j Reports OF mischief ar. SAID to srriy
: from the scantihess Of their supple iro
the Government during last year. Ii
r military force has been decreased 90 mus
/, that the indians 10 longer fear il. An ID
I stance is cited where eight thoEsand Nav
D Joe Indians are under the guard Of 70.
E hundred soldiers tbs former begin % sho
, a disposition to tu-u the tables BY bscomr
the eaP.5ss.
b The following IS an ezh .h.t oi The bl.iH
oithe Pension Department .or The year ju
expired Number Of applications adIai
ted from widows. mothers and orphan
4 q s52 number Of same rejected, Sol
! number Of cases still waiting b be dispos,
/. %, 81 ,0es. Of which IS, ,7ss are from Invalid
. aad the la-alce from widow. mothers al
j. orphans. Durug the la-l month Of d
year $500 letters sad circulars relating
ths cass- oH Llv 10 the od.as were mailed
p -.s--... 81. ts-.rts,4 Or tbalr attor..ea