Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-10
NEWS.


The Washington correspondent Of ths Richmond
South says
have warrant for the opinion that Mr.. Buchanan
intends 70 put his veto upon certain expenditures
for internal Improvements which we're smuegIed
int) the appropriation bills Indeed they say he is
to-day engaged in preparing message 70 that effect
IL Will be timely blow well for the interests Of
his Administration for he principles Of the Dem
Oerstic party There is danger lest bath suffer un-
der sn imputatiOn Of extraVagant and unoonstitu-
tional expenditure The veto is the faTorile weapon
Of Democratic Presidents. Il is the spear and the
shield Of the popular interests. Mr. Buchanan
need not hesitate to invoke power Of which the
exsrtiOn never fails command the applause Of the
country.
"A strong feeling has set in among Democratic
Senators against GEoRGE N. SANDERS confirmation.
If he cannot get Black Republican votes, be will
not be confirmed. His speculaiiOBs in Kansas, and
bis presence With the mule team in Washington this
winter, instead of attending to his duties in New
York, have prejudieed Senator'S.
The Postmaster at augusta, Georgia, has re-
piled dispatch from The Secretary Of Slate, that
be has been unable TO trace to any authentic
source the rumor that a man had been killed on
board an American vessel which had been fred into
BY British cruiser of Pensacola
Mr. MArSAHD, COpposiiion) of Tennessee, from
the committee to examine into the accounts Of
Gen. CULLoz, late Clerk Of the House Of Represen-
talfves, submitted a partial report, in which it is
stated that they embrace expenditures amounting
to between one and two millions Of dollars, and
that they have examined sevent, seven witnesses
already; but they are not yet able to close their
abors, and therefore ask leave to sit at the next
session, and then submit the final report greed TO-
There has been meeting Of Virginians and
their descendants in New York, to make arrange
mens for the removal to Virginia Of the remains Of
President MOERoE. It is suggested that, inasmuch
Mr. Monroe died on the 4th Of July, his remains
should leave New York IN time to reach Richmond
on the 4th of July next. A committee Of ffteen
was appointed to perfect arrangements, and report
at Q future meeting Speeches we're made relative
to the deceased, his authorship Of the celebrated
&c Monroe doctrine" Sc .rl-....
There is a movement On foot in New York 10
effect a reunion Of the Masouic fraternity, in which
there was serious division in lSi9 on account Of
resolution; adopted by the Grand Lodge, cutting
off all Past Matters, but one, from a vote in its
body.
Owing to the Investigations that have been re-
Gently going on in New York city and vicinity, in
relation to the source from whence comes large
quantity Of the milk vhish is psddled about the
streets and from the groceries, the subject
has already found its way into Cincinnati and Chi
cage where the greatest excitement is now prevail.
ing account Of the disclosures that have just
been made in those cities. 1t appears that New
York is not the only place where sWill milk sstab
lishmens flourish. The Cincinnati and Chicago
papers recommend the passage of State laws to pre-
vent the keeping Of cows on whisky slOps.
Hon JooN S. PHELPS, of Missouri has been
Nominated for reelection o Congress.
The last monthly return of the Bank of France
shows an increase in bullion Of Sl2,5OO,O00. The
Total amount Of bullion now held BY it is $50, 5OO
300 AT the beginning of the year il vas only
$50, 900, COO
"A monumental Obelisk Of white marble is now
building on the New Orleans battle ground. The I
oundation is completed There is 10 be an inner !
stairway through the entire shaft. 1t Is to be $50
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