Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1868-11-06

WASHINGTON, Nov 5.-The Presidents
order directing General Candy to relieve
Gen. Reynolds in Command Of the district
of Texas seems 10 give satisfaction 10 every
body, unless it be Cauby himself. The
Republicans feel satisfied that Gen. Candy
will not allow johnson to dictate the policy
he is 10 pursue, but that the work began
by Reynolds will be carried out. Reynolds
was telegraphed by a friend, few days
ago, that he would be relieved. He re-
piled: "Thank the Lordw Gen. Candy
will star. for Texas about the 10th inst. In
addition TO his duties as military com.
mander, an order will be issued assigning
him 10 duty as assistant Commissioner Of
the Freedmen's Bureau for that State.
Senator Morgan and General Schenck
have decided to issue a notification TO
Senators aud Concressmen, that in their
opinion there Is no necessity Tor holding a
session Of Congress Oh the 10Th inst. These
notices will be sent out from here to-day.
This will carry the session over until the
LIST Monday in December.
The boys in blue fired l87 guns Lere to-
day in homer OF Grants election.
The public debt statement for October
will be published tomorrow and will show
a large reduction Of the debt. Secretary
McCulioch was engaged to-day examining
the claims Of the supervisors nominated
BY Rollins suG will dispose Of them all
without delay.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The Democra threat
ems revolution If tie bonds are not taxed this
winter 1t says bayonets will be needed to
protect The Revenue Collectors, unless that
in the Convention it plotted sgains. the
party that plumber might be secured TO
the Ring. Tammany rtjoices a. if the
whole country had gone Democratic.
Most Of The leading Democrats acknowl-
edge that they must have a broader plat
orm and totally change their principles;
that the Presidential election has annihi-
lated the party as it at present exists
NEW YORK, Nov 5.-Wall street has
been the scene Of intense excitement all
day. A decline in stocks is very marked,
government bonds not excepted. General
Grants election has not given peace to
Wall street or enhanced the credit Of the
government 10 the monied circles Of the
~ --r1l IT,, fall Of
per cent in one day after Grants election
is confirmed. Certainly it is not calcu-
lated 10 make things better or TO place the
country in q better condition in the eyes
Of the world.
There was a Tumor ahoat this afternoon
INST the bank examiner would probably
induce Mr.. McCulloch 10 issue 100000
OF new legal tenders in the place Of the
two per cent certificates recently cancelled.
There was very little faith, however, in
this story, owing to Mr.. McCulloch's we'll
known opposition to any expansion Of the
currency.
Its rumored that Governor, elect, Hof-
man will reign his present Office Of Mayor
in time for the vacancy in his Office, to be
filled at the next charter election.
The latest returns from New York show
that Hoffman will have majority Of
10000, and SEYMOUR majority is about
1000
The Tribune talks Of coutesting Van
wick's district. even when Nanwick has
ruG only 80 behind his own ticket in New
burgh, 30 more in Goshen and % behind
in his own town of Waikiki. Indeed he
gyms behind in every district Of his county,
save Waruayamaka. When a man is de-
feated for 4 good cause a. in this case and
not more by party opponents than men Of
his own party, it is a little too absurd to
talk Of coute-ting. The money spent by
Warwick and Madden was equal 10 email
fortune. From five to fifteen dollars being
paid fer votes openly to poor men. But
for this GIeen'- majority would have been
twice what il is. Mr. Madden * Senator,
claims TO lie elected to the Assembly by
rote, and the Democrats claim to elect their
man by votes. The Radicals claim that
the Legislature Is Republican by not less
thsn Il majority on joint ballot, mourning
the eioice Of IL United S,ai5s Senator