Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-16

princess Of Britain commands exalted respect,
while she ELECTS sympathy which can never de-
( generate ihto commi5eration.
The News.
In the House on Friday resolution asking leave
to introduce Lieut. Mowry to the floor, as the dele~
gate from Arizona, was offered, and objected to- on
the ground that Arizonia is part Of New Mexico,
and it would not be advisable to admit two dele
gates from one Territory. The debate on the Judge
WatrOus impeachment case was then resumed, and
continued till the adjournment.
Accounts from Caracas, Venezuela, to the goth
ult, state that preparations were on foot TO give
Gen. Paez grand reception his arrival in his
nstive country. There we're reports Of projects of
rebellion against the Provisional government, and it
was alleged that the late British charge, Mr.. BngN
ham, was prominently implicated in the movements
The editor Of the PendletOn Is. CO. Messenger has
lately sxhumsd in cellar of that village the old
wooden press that the Messenger first issued up
on It was the identical press that General Greene
printed the dispatches of the army with. 1t is made
mostly Of mahogany. To compare it With thspresses
of the present day, it is indeed a curiosity.
A buck was killed in Crawford county, Illinois,
few days ago, weighing 2l5 pounds. 1t was fat as
butter, and, according to the Indian mode Of telling
the age of such animals, it but four years old.
The Mississippi Legislature has passed law
granting divorces all parties who have lived sep>
arale three years. tide of emigration may be ex-
peeted TO set towards Mississippi. Indiana is about
going out Of the business.
Sarah Jane Rose, charged with felOniOusly pla-
cling rocks on the track Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad has been convicted before the circuit court
/ a. fba
penitsntiary for three years.
Henry Eckles, Esq, editor Of the Wilmington
Journal has been appointed 'Deputy Grand Sire"
for the State of Delaware, BY the grand Master of
the United States Grand Lodge of Independent ODD
Fellows
Governor Medary aud Col Butterfeld and family
arrived at ST. Louis on the 18Th the former route
for Kansas to assume the Governorship Of that Ter
rtory the latter proceeds to Fort Smith, with the
design Of putting the Memphis branch Of the over
land mail route into effective operation; also to in
spect portions of the main line, Nth view to faeil-
itsie and regulate the transmission of mails and pas
sengers 1t is reported that he contemplates chang
ing the present service to tri-weekly.
Arrival of Overland Mail at st. Louis.
Passengers by the overland mail state that great
was the rush for seats that the applicants adopted
the course Of deciding by lot who should take pas
sage. There we're upwards of 100 applications made
for this trip, and as high 500 premium was Of
fered for seats.
The ella river mines are yielding largely, Ennis
grants are hocking in from all quarters. The eX-
citement along the route is intense.
No hostile Indians we're seen. Previous rumOrs Of
depredstious are denied.
Mr. Pardse the e1pressman having charge Of the
Presidents message, met four miles this side Of
Fayetteville Arkansas about II hours ahead oftime
This is the worst part of the whole route. he would
abandon the coach at Fayetteville and proceed by |
daylight on horseback, until physically exhausted,
when some employee of the company will take the
document and push on ward with all possible speed.
From California and Utah.
The mail over the Southern route arrived at st.
Louis on Thursday night last
CALIFORNIA NEws.-Arrest of George Pen John
stOn George Pen Johnston arrested on an in
dictment for felony, by fighting duel He gave
bail in the sum of $4,000 with John Ferguson and
Samuel Todd as bondsmen. It is said that an at
tempt will be made to show that tie trial in Marion
County was void aud of no effect.
TIE CANELs.-The United States camels have
all been recovered. They strayed of not from any
storm or cold, but from desire to ramble about,
which they have eviuced since they recruited
from their trip across the continent. The animals
are in fine health, and full of lfe-being ready for
use and quite anxious to stray off if given an OPP
SUIT BY THE STATE.-An action has been commenc'
ed in the Twelfth District Court, by the State of
California, against Wells, Fargo Co., to recover
possession of certain bonds issued by the Treasurer
of State, or judgment for S25 600, their value The
allegations of the complaint are substantially as
follows: In the year 1856 number Of warrants
3 schedule of which is attached to the complaint
were issued by the State Comptroller on the
Treasurer for S22 251, that in March, 1856, they
we're presented at the proper department and paid,
The warrants being retained in the Office.
It is aEerred that prior to January, 1888, these
warrants before being cancelled, stolen or alb
,tracted from the Treasurer that in April, 1867,
The Legislature passed act for funding certain
EQUITABLE Indebtedness of the State, and that the
sme warrants so distracted and paid, were present
3D. and bonds issued for their amount to Wells,
Fargo & Co. The state therefore prays for their
.eturn, or Judgment for their value.
OuAt4hCtSo-~-O
roops had just left Fort Belknap Fort ChsdbOurn,
Fort Smith, etc. under command of Lieut.. Van Horn,
or the Camanche Mountain District, one hundred
md sftv miles, to meet in battle !, 500 Camsnche
warriors. under Buffalo Hump.
The Government should take immediate steps, by
rsaty. for an amcable adjustment of matters with
he hostile Indians 1t can be done by properly rep
esening to them that the demands of destiny require
is to interfere somewhat with their rights, and that
re are disposed to deal justly with them.
The officers Of Gen. Johnson's command at Camp
Floyd had opened Theatre, and considering the
culties they have had to encounter in the lack Of
materials, presented very creditable appearance
For want of paint to pant scenery they had sub,
diluted eOnooction Of mustard.
RHEUMATISM AND TooTHACHE.-A friend informs y
Is that having it stated in newspaper the y
her day. that bruised horse-rsdish applied 20 the
wrist would cure rheumatism, neuralgia or teOthaehe
e resolved TO try it at once, he was then suffer-
ng with violent pain in the shoulder He applied Il
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