The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-11

were iah u pun anu Wy val ~ D''''g
wo nded. Assistance was rendered the
men Immediately, and everything done
10 render them comfortable but it was
thought one Of them could not possibly
survive. The Regiment had just arri-
we'd on its way home to be mustered
out Of service.
The horse kept on down Spruce
street, and the last seen Of him, he was
beyond Broad going at rapid pace.
RIVER NEws-Tbe river was on q
stand last evening with 3 feet water on
the Shoals. The rains yesterday were
very heavy, and if general, we may ez-
poet a considerable rise in the Cumbe+-
land, in a few days
The following are the arrivals and
departures yesterday:
ARnrED-Alpha Duke and DamseL
Clarksyille Nevada, Cairo Argo,
Smithland.
DrPARTED-Lady Franklin and Neya-
da, Cincinnati ST. Louis, Louisville;
4. Baker Smithland Tyrone, Clarks-
Vile.
The splendid passenger packet I'm
perial, Capt. McComas, departs for St
Louis at 10 A. NJ, today punctually.
The fine steamer Volunteer Wi de
part for Cincinnati at P ~, today.
TnEArRE-The entertainments at the
theatre tonight are for the benefit of
Mr. and Mrs. Leiingwen The tragedy
of "Othello" has been selected as the
opening piece Otbello, Mr. Albaugh;
Iago, Mr.. LeGingweil To be followed
by Dreams Of Delusion," with Mr.
Lefingwell as Sir Barnard Harleigh
and Mrs. Lef8ngwell as Anabel To
conclude with "Tactie u.s. Victim
Tactic, by Mr.. Lefingvell; Vic'iD, by
Mr. Everett This is a strong bill-one
of the most attractive of the season.
Mr. Lefiugwell is an actor Of rare pro
mise he is good ia any thing he under
takes, because he has too much self
respect TO play even a poor part care
lessly; and SO whether we see him in
deep tragedy, light comedy, or the
broadest farce are sure to be pleased |
He deserves well OF tee theatre-going
population Of Nashville and upon his
merits alone ought to have an oven
flowing house. Bat the benefit is a
ioint-one with his estimable lady, who
has discharged her duty acceptably
Together they should have the best
house Of the year
NEW THEATEE--Miss Jenny Hight
closes her brief but brilliant engage
mers at the new theatre tonight ON
this occasion she will appear as Esmer
aida in the drama OF Esmeralda, or
the Bell Ringer of Notre Dame She
will be assisted by her father, who ap-
pears as Quasimodo The entertain
ments close with the Rough Diamond
Between the pieces a dance by Miss
Rosa Morris
We believe rain has fallen in this
city every day this week SO much of
it is having bad effect, in rendering
dwelling houses where there is shade,
rather too damp for health or comfort
But it is a blessing on the other hand,
10 washerwomen. in the increase of the
number of besmeared and bcdraegled
petticoats that must 20 to the wash
tub; and, besides it is on advantage in
allaying the dust, the greateyil of Nash
Vile is dry weather.
Lieut.. Col D. c. HodlSins, of the ard
Tennessee rebel regiment, deserted
some time ago, with i've of his men.
He returned to Polk county, took the
oath of amnesty, and settled down BY
some means the rebels have captured
him, and carried him South in irons
A correspondent Of the Atlanta Con
federacy intimates that he VIII be hung
of course he will When a man won't
fight for them, what other use than
hanging have the rebel leaders for
him
In the Recorders Court yesterday
twenty-seven cases were tried and dis
posed of; resulting in considerable
addition to the city exohequer OF the
arrests, four were for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct; six for disorderly
conduct; seven for drunkenness three
for merchandising without license two
for using language calculated TO pro
woke breach Of the peace; two for
counterfeiting; and one woman on
three charges for selling liquors with
out license
Miss Carrie Noyarre, the hooking
bird Of the New Theatre. is TO have "a
benefit Monday evening next She has
selected rich, rare and racy bill, and
all who go may expect 10 be entertain
ed. If she don't have a splendid benefit
we shall give Nashville Ger to " hard
ness Of heact
The number Of deaths in the Military
Hospitals in this place during the month
of May last was G21-269 soldiers and
358 refugees and contrabsnds
We are indebted ts Mr. c. B. Bell
snyder fer a copy Of Ballou's Dollar
Monthly Mr. Bellsnyder is the sue
cessor OF Brown a Co, newsdealers
having bought out that firm
We are indebted to W c. Collier for
the latest Louisville and Nashville