The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-07-02
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Terrible Tornado az Eerogna.
Wisconsin. Z.
Il Persons Killed. 100 wounded
The Presidents Health ImDFeV
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! VERoSsas WIS.,, July LA terrible tor.
nsdo passed over the village and the vicir
| ity of VeEongas Vernon county, psossratipe
fifty dWsllings, killing seventeen persons
and W0andiug one hundred. There is great
suffering. A call has been made, for relief.
Mayor L. Lloyd and Postmaster Herd have
been appointed COMMITTEES at La Crosse
TO receive donations.a sse1asti
Nav YORK, July I.-Gol6 is unexpeeteslv
easy. Il turns out that many. Of the shorts
have already covered their sales and de
demand ior gold d consequently much less
than was sxpeeted from ths resolution Of
yesterday requiring sll contracts maturing
before Wednesday next to be settled co. aT.
Gold can be borrowed q. Z per cent. Der
day for the next three days.
WEsr PoN7, July I.--The Western Upiop
Telegraph Company have opened an ofics
in Couzzen's Hotel, West Point, for the &C.
eommOdatiOn Of guests and the public gen
orally. West Point is now in direct COM
munieation with the city Of New York and
other points IN ne United States and Can
ada,
PHILADELPHIA, July The consideration
Of the Cozzons habeas eorpus ease was re-.
suned this morning, the Provost Marshal
making proper return to the writ under
the direction Of General Csdwallader and |
the Secretary Of War. The argument Of |
the case was conducted by Judge Knox, but
was concluded, when the case was post
POned until Wednesday next. IS lra f
EEw YoRE, July The PosRs special
says it is considered probable that the
President will appoint B. F, Perry Provi-
siOnal Governor Of South Carolina. The
will appear to morrow or the
next day. Florida will then BE- the only
rebelstats to be reorganizsd. As yet no
delegation has appeared from that State.
Maj. Eckbert, successor 70 Mr.. Dana as
Assistant Secretary Of War, began his du-
lies this morning.
Mr.. Orion, the new Commissioner Of In
ernal Revenue, sntered on the duties of
ais oties this morning.
WASAANHAoAf aAlY As--4ne EIccuLfYo IS
on the verdict of the Military
Commission, aud viii examine the voIu-
ainOus testimony closely before rendering
decision. a.,e
It is understood that the President is By
10 mesns pleased with the responsibility
imposed upon him OF endorsing the pro-
eediBgs. And it is not improbable that he
nay quash the affair and order new trial,
y the civil courts, Of all the prisoners
ound guilty By court
The President's health is almost entirely
sstOred, but he will not again receive visit
1rs till Wednesday. G
Gov. Fulton received telegraph from
eneral Grant saying that he would posi-
vely be in Albany on the Fourth.
BosroE, July Thomas Carmory, Pres e
lent Of the Fireman's Insurance. Company, Il
led this morning. o
IREIEsFoS, n. Y, July The Albany
ain No. %, due ~ New York about 4:sO
lis afternoon, ran of the track at this
lace at three o'clock. Several persons are
ported killed and severely wounded,
nong the latter VIM. Paulding. of Park
de, who viii loose both legs. The dissa- q
: was the result Of gross careless on the b
vt Of the switch tender. q