The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-03-09
Telegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches.
Gen. Scott StIll In New Orleans.
Destructive Fire In TltUSTIlle,
Pa. Loss 100000
Revolution In ROmaina.
Fenlan Excitement Continues.
The Belgian Troops Refuse 20
Fight under MendeS.
Foreign Markets, Etc.

NEw YoRK, March New Orleans sd
vices state that General Scott is still there
snd not at Pensacola, ss reported.
1t is reported that Gen. Steadmsn was to
succeed Gen. Candy.
Recruiting for the Liberal army Of Mexico
Is going on at New Orleans.
The Presidents veto OF the Freedmen s
Bureau bill arrested the contemplated emil
grafton Of large numbers Of Texans TO for
e. ign countries.
Freedmen's affairs in Texas were faTora-
Bile.
Goods are selling at Houston at IS per
cent. below the invoice price.
The report OF the abrogation Of the de-
cree making MatamOras free port is erro-
neOus. The decree makes duties PAYABLE
at MatamOras instead Of the interior
The District Attorney of Kings county
has determineG ID appeal to the Court OF
Appeals, in Albany, from the decision of the
Supreme Court, which lately set aside the
judgement OF the Oyer and Terminer in the
case Of Pellicer and Gonzales, and has noti-
fed the respective counsels that he will
move causes for argument on the 4th Tues
day of this month.
NEW YORK, March s.-The Fenians as
sembled in mass meeting last evening
in Brooklyn, and adopted resolutions re-
questing the conierriug Of belligerent lights
on the Irish Republic by the United states
Government.
WASHINGTON, March s.-The Fenians held
an immense mass meeting in Washington
tonight.
NEW YoRE, March s.-The Worlds Wash
ington special says: The Senate Judiciary
Committee yesterday considered az length
the bill recognizing the Judiciary Of The
United States. It viii be completed at the
next meeting and reported &c once 10 the
Senste. It is the intention Of the Com
mitttee TO urge the matter TO a speedy ad0p-
tion.
The Senate Naval Committee had under
consideration yesterday several important
matters relative TO the naval service, but
adjourned without coming to any conclu-
sion. The bill for Increasing the pay OF the
navy will be taken up at their next meet
ing. There is but one sentiment in the
Committee on the subject, and that is there
should be something done at once for navy
officers.
The Tribune's Washington specisl says:
The mania for destroying the various arti-
cles OF furniture in the Executive mansion
for the purpose Of securing mementoes still
seems to be unabsted. man and woman
were yesterday arrested for cutting the cur
tains in the east room, and taken before the
cQDEElnItuADuL
parties for further investigation.
MONTREAL, March S.-Great excitement
prevails here. The morning papers state
that last night orders were received by the
military authorities to call out 10000 vol
unteers within twenty four hours. Guards
have been placed at all Of the armories,
and everything put in a state Of defense for
any emergency that may arise.
TITUsvMLE, Pa, March S-A destructive
IRE broke out last evening in the stable OF
J. \. Kibb, on Franklin street, aud spread
with great fury east b Arch, and south to
Water street, destroying the entire block
fifteen buildings in number, among which
was the Ware House. The buildings con-
sisted Of clothing, grocery, shoe stores and
livery stables. Loss estimated at 500, 900.
Insured for less than S25, 900.
NEW YORK, March S.-The steamer Jura,
from Liverpool oath, via Queenstown 25th
February, arrived this moraing with three
days later news.
London, FEB. 2j Further arrests Of Fe-
mans We made yesterday. A box of gren-
sdes and orsini shells have been seized in
Dublin.
A revolution has broken out in Romaina.
Prince Causiu was taken prisoner BY the
army and forced 10 sign his abdication.
Legislation unanimously proclaimed the
Count Of the Flanders HospOdar amidst gen
eral satisfaction. Much excitement pre-
walls in the neighboriEg priHcipalities.
NEw YORK, March Slate Mexican. ad-
vices state that the Belgian troops refased
10 fight under the Imperial Gen. Mendes,
who Shot Ortega, not caring if Belgian pris-
oners be shot IN retaliation. BrazIuda wan
ted to have every fifth of the offenders shot,
but the Empress interpOssd in their behalf
The Belglaus say thew are willing to 90
home in disgrace, but won't fight under
Mendes. Bazine is said to have iutimated
there must be war with the United States.
Heavy detachmsnts Of troops have been
sent to Queretora and San Louis Potosi
The newspaper Notre was suspended for
exposing the falsity Of the French nows-
uauers IN Mexico