Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-03


er Aleonia for late St. Louis papers
RICH DIsPLAY-Ths richest display Of taste in
the confectionery line can be seen on Union street.
at George Greigs new confectionery establishment,
next door to his old stand. Tomorrow is his open
ing day. Visitors are invited to view the splendid
collection Of ornaments cakes, &C., gotten up ex-
pressIy for the medical festivities All should GO
none should omit the opportunity, as we feel conf
dent they will be gratihed.
LATER FROM UTAH TERRTORT-Files Of the
Deseret Nsrs published at Salt Lake City, to Feb
ruary 4th have been received. They contain moth
ing of startling Importance. The population of the
territory is said to be seventy seven thousand
Military matters seem to be receiving good deal
Of attention. Brother Joseph Young, President Of
the Quorum of Seventies, calls upon all the quorums
to report the number and names Of their members
at a central point. She Deseret Nslrs ridicues the
idea Of the general government sending officers out
there TO rule them.
"Ion," the Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun, says: " The delay in the appoint
ment of a Governor for the Territory Of Utah has
been occasiOned by the difficulty of finding suit
able man who would accept the post It has been
offered to and declined by several gentlemen. Re
fore Major General McCulloch accepted the post Of
J.darshalship Of Texas he had been consulted BY
some Of his friends upon the subject Of this Gov
ernorshiP. 1t was thought that a Of char
acter and courage, address and humanity, he would
be able to meet and master all the difficulties Of the
situation. He then expressed willingness to ac-
cspt the office if he should be appointed. Brit
Senator Rusk and others, who were deeply i'm
pressed with the importance Of securing the ser
vices of Major MoCuloohn the construction Of the
wagon road from FL Paso to Fort Yuma could not
spare him for service in Utah. But it now appears
from a paragraph in the Union that the govern
ment is obligedto resort to Major NcCulloch as tn
most suitable for the place whose services they
can command
It is probable, therefore, that the "Saints" will
soon be provided witha Chenille" as their Gov
ernor, instead of their Prophet Priest and King"
Bringham Young candot be stripped of his priest
hood nor of his gifts for prophecy, by the secular
authorities but his political and military rule Will
be modified by his subiectiou to the authority of
Governor HcCulloeh and General Harvey That a
conflict viii take place between the United States
lsuthOrities and the Normons is not improbable.
A FRIEND OF Hu,nyITr-W NJ HAHGRAvE fakes
this method to state that after having suffered six
years with the great toe-nail growing into the flesh
and having tried several physicians in view to OBJ
tain relief, he called yesterday at the Office Of Dr.
DALroN who relieved him entirely in less than five
minutes, without shedding blood, or causing the
least pain. Mr.. H. wishes to say, for the benefit of
those interested that there is no humbuggery in this
sndany one deserves to suffer, if he failst avail
himself of the means Of relief thus offered. St*