Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-02-05
BY THLRGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES.
NEW YoRK nIspATcnEs

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The President, General Grant AID SIR.
! ssanten--Canse. of Charges against
I, Juage eFieId-MInisser Adams. etc.
New YORK, Feb. 4.-The Tines Wash
| ington special says It has been current
for a week or two that the President had
gone so far in his determination not TO re-
eognize Stanton that he had actually issued
ordersto to Gen. Grant, forbidding him to
| obey any orders he might receive from the
! Secretary of War. This turns out to be
true, and it isalso true that Gen. Grant de-
elined to obey it, whereupon a spicy cor
| respondenee ehsued which lasted for two
weeks, and covers not only the matter
named, but also the charges made by the
President against Gen. Grant Of dupIicity
IN his action on the War Office question
The truth OF all is undoubtedly contained
IN the correspondence, and win, at an early
day, undoubtedly he brought to light in an
official form.
Gen. Dodge, of Iowa, through Mr.. Hnb-
bard, of West Virginia, to-day offered a
resolution in the House, which was agreed
to, directing the Secretary Of War to COM
rnunicate all the correspondence between
him and the President relating to the Hmi-
and also all correspondence with Gen. Grant
upon the sane subject. This will proba-
bly, bring out the facts above referred to.
The stated charges against Judge Field,
OF the Supreme Court, arose from the fact
that he had said in private conversation
with Senator Stewart, of Nevada, he was
at present opposed to impartial negro suf-
frage, and alse thought a more conserva-
tive tendency in our government would be
generally beneficial. The accusation
against Judge Field is drawn from infer
ences Of his views from the above.
1t is stated that Mr.. Seward hopes to in
duce Minister Adams to withdraw his
resignation.
John Derlin was yesterday found guilty
of defrauding the government Of S600,0O0
in the distillery of whisky.
Dates from England of the 22d ult., state
that the English police claim tohaye made
two important arrests, one in London and
one in Scotland. The former gave his
name as Clancy. He gave the officers
some trouble, and fred twice at them with
arevolver. He was, however, overpowered.
1t is said he is gentlemanly looking man,
and answers to the description of the per
son who shot and killed Mcdonnell. the
bondsman, some months ago. After lodging
him in the police station, Sergeant Chown
went TO the house where the prisoner had
beenliying and searched the rooms. Several
papers were discovered, which are said to
leive no doubt that the prisoner is an
American, and had served in the Federal
army. A great quantity of ammunition,
revolver bullets, bullet-moulds, lead, car
-. a E
were also found. Clancy will be examined
on the 2lst, and held for trial.
The arrests made in Glasgow are of two
men named Barrett and O'Brien. The
former, it is asserted, is the man who fred
the barrel at Clerkenwell. They both ar
rived in london in charge of the police.
Sanderson's steel warehouse Johnson's
printing Office and CampbelPs foundery, in
the large building at No. n Beekman
street, were burned this morning. Loss
S160000.